High School Clubs & Activities

List of 33 items.

• ACE Mentor Program

  The ACE Mentor Program of America helps mentor high school students and inspires them to pursue careers in architectural design, engineering, and construction.

• Ensworth Allies

  Ensworth Allies is a space for LGBTQ+ teens and their straight allies to talk, share ideas and experiences, and support one another.

• APED: Arts Production, Exhibitions, and Design

  The APED team works behind-the-scenes, creating art gallery and technical theater support in various performance venues throughout the Ensworth community including lighting, sound, scenery, props, costumes, and special effects.

• Chess Club

  The Chess Club is open to all: absolute beginners through experienced tournament players. Come explore advanced strategies or just learn the basics while engaging in friendly practice games.

• Costa Rica Adventure

  The purpose of the club is to enhance and widen the perspectives of Ensworth's High School students through the study and experience of another country and culture.

• Tiger Crew

  The Rowing Club aims to give students an opportunity to learn about the collegiate and Olympic sport otherwise known as "crew," including ways to get involved in the sport on Percy Priest Lake.

• Dance Marathon

  Let's dance for those who can't! Help raise money for the kids at Vanderbilt Children's Hospital where no child goes untreated. Come to the big event to dance and raise money!

• Econo-Me

  The Econo-Me club invites special guest speakers, screens movies, and has group discussions about topics like inflation, cryptocurrency, banking, and the supply chain.

• Young Entrepreneurs

  Young Entrepreneurs is a space for business-minded people to collaborate, learn, and grow. As a group, we will develop and execute business plans based on our participants' interests and hobbies, with the goal of raising money to benefit schools with fewer resources. We will interview and host successful adult entrepreneurs and CEOs.

• Environmental Club

  The Environmental Club seeks to promote a healthy, respectful, and sustainable relationship with the environment—both within our school walls and beyond them. The club focuses on our school’s environmental footprint by working to establish a

  recycling/composting system, raising awareness about the environmental impacts of our day-to-day operations, and getting hands-on experience cleaning up the campus. Members also seek out volunteer opportunities in the local parks and occasionally go camping and hiking. The club serves as an educational resource for the community and offers information that can help all community members make informed, conscientious decisions as they interact with the world around them.

• French Club

  The French Club meets as announced for café, croissants, et conversation, films, food tastings, French room free read-ins, and the like. The club's goal is to enjoy French outside the classroom. Some events are open to any student, while others are reserved for those who speak French.

• Friends of Preston Taylor

  Friends of Preston Taylor aims to get students involved with a local organization and reach out to the Nashville community. Preston Taylor Ministries is a local non-profit that helps empower children and youth to discover their God-inspired dreams, develop a love for learning, and build friendships that glorify Jesus Christ. Students will get the chance to volunteer their time, learn how to lead children, and get to work in our community to make a difference. Club activities include organizing/collecting items for creating boxes of school supplies to donate to PTM, writing letters of encouragement to elementary school children, and even the opportunity to go to PTM on an Ensworth service day to learn more about the organization.

• Get Craft-E Art Club

  Our club is for people who want to spend time doing studio art activities but don't have time and/or don't take the class. It will be a creative outlet for people who want to try something new or continue a hobby of theirs.
  
  

  Because studio art is really the only way for people to draw/paint at school, we wanted to start something for people who can't participate in studio art. We hope this club will become a place where students can look forward to exploring their creativity and passions.

• Global Culture

  Join us on field trips around Nashville to engage in fun activities to learn about different cultures.

• Grill Masters

  Master of the grill or want to learn more about how to work a spatula or set of tongs? This is the club for you.

• Buddies of Harris-Hillman

  Buddies of Harris-Hillman meets monthly during tutorial and on Service Days to learn how to serve Harris Hillman School and its students with severe physical and developmental disabilities.

• Honest Conversations

  Honest Conversations helps students refine their civil discussion skills, explore issues at a deeper level, and reach an understanding of others. As an extension of Project TALK, students must submit an application for Honest Conversations.

• Huddle

  Huddle is a Christian organization that meets on Monday nights after sports practices to worship. The organization is designed to unite the body of Christ and allow students to bond with others that share their same belief. We will have a number of speakers from faculty or special guests, videos, and even testimonies shared by students. We welcome all to come to either fellowship or simply observe as we worship together.

• Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

  LLS is a fundraising organization for people who are battling blood cancers. LLS's mission is to cure blood cancers such as Leukemia and Lymphoma while improving the lives of the patients and families. Being a part of this special organization not only grants service hours but is a good way to help people who are struggling with cancer! This club will meet numerous times to discuss plans and also have fun fundraising events!

• The Eclipse Literary Magazine

  Do you enjoy creative writing, literary discussions, or the visual arts? Have you ever wondered what it takes to make a publication come to life and sparkle on the page? Or, are you interested in learning more about these kinds of pursuits? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then the Literary Magazine is the place for you! The primary goal of the Literary Magazine is to produce The Eclipse, an annual publication that showcases a unique blend of students’ creative writing and artwork. Members of the Literary Magazine collect, edit, and often contribute to the body of student work that ultimately becomes The Eclipse. In addition to providing us with time to work on The Eclipse, our Literary Magazine meetings will also give students the opportunity to share and receive feedback on the creative pieces that they’re working on, as well as the chance to learn about a wide array of writing practices and strategies.

• Become a Pi-oneer

• Medical Explorer

  The goal of the Medical Explorer club is to inform interested high school students about different careers in medicine and what they need to prepare for to be accepted into medical school.

• Mindfulness Club

  New to mindfulness or curious about it? Come and learn the basics with us! Already have some experience with mindfulness? Come deepen your practice and share your knowledge with others!

• Model United Nations

  The Model UN program helps to teach students how the real United Nations and other international organizations work to solve international crises. They learn the process of writing resolutions and work in conjunction with representatives from other countries to try to resolve each crisis in a spirit of cooperation. Students will work much of the time in small committee groups that experience crisis simulations in both past and present scenarios. The Model UN Club attends conferences at nearby colleges such as Vanderbilt and Rhodes College in Memphis. This club operates in the Fall and Winter marking periods.

• Pickleball Club

  Come join us for a fun, stress-free activity after school with the great sport of pickleball.

• Robotics Club

  In the VEX Robotics Competition, teams of students are tasked with designing and building a robot to play against other teams in a game-based engineering challenge. Classroom STEM concepts are put to the test as students learn lifelong skills in teamwork, leadership, communications, and more. Tournaments are held year-round at the regional, state, and national levels and culminate at the VEX Robotics World Championship each April.

• Ensworth Rugby Club

  Are you ready to be one of the lucky few who know how to play this amazing game? Come along and try out rugby, a sport for all students to enjoy.

• Service Club

  The Service Club has as its aim to serve the greater Nashville community through student-lead projects in areas which are of interest to club members. This year some of our projects include: selling lanyards at football games, organizing a blood drive, tutoring kids at LEAD Academy, selling corsages for Homecoming, and having a talent show.

• Fiber Art Club

  • Knitting and Crocheting
  • Bracelets and Woobles
  • Service Projects

• Tearing Down Walls

  The mission of Tearing Down the Walls is to afford students from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to become leaders and bridge builders in the area of race relations. Students participate in club meetings and events at school, and in at least one event open to the broader community.

• The Cooking Cadets

  Into cooking or simply want to learn more from the people who do it best? Join the Ensworth Cooking Cadets for regular meetings both on campus and off that include demonstrations and unique experiences.

• Tiger Pack

  The Tiger Pack is a club that promotes student spirit, planning pep rallies, events to support each sport per season, and the themes for the games. Tiger Pack also organizes spirit buses to various away games!

• The School of Trout

  We raise trout!
  
  This club works to learn about wildlife sustainability in a year-long effort to raise trout for release into local rivers. The chemistry, biology and ecology elements of raising nearly 100 trout eggs to adulthood in a tank setting are explored and managed throughout the year. The club's work ends with a trip in the spring semester to the Caney Fork River to release the trout and spend some time learning about fly fishing and the ecosystems the trout call home.