Clubs

Academic Bowl is a great extracurricular activity.  It is a knowledge competition where you can use your intelligence to win.  It is an activity that can carry on through high school and even college.  Academic Bowl teams get the opportunity to travel to various meets and compete against the other TPS middle schools.  Plus, it is a lot of fun!

Middle school students interested in joining need to see Mrs. Ames in room 216. You will need to get a parent permission slip signed. Meetings start in September.

In NASA, we learn about Native American culture, language and traditions through reading, writing, activities and crafts.

Business Professionals of America is the leading CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology and other related career fields.

BPA has 43,000 members in over 2,300 chapters in 23 states. BPA is a co-curricular organization that supports business and information technology educators by offering co-curricular exercises based on national standards.

Students who join BPA can:

• Learn valuable leadership skills
• Become an officer of BPA
• Attend leadership conferences
• Participate in community service projects
• Participate in state BPA competitions
• Participate in fundraisers

If you want to join a great club, sign up with Mr. Jones in 128.

Students choose an episode of an anime to watch together.

Band Council is a club for the band officers and section leaders to meet and plan band-related activities, which includes band holiday parties, fundraising events. This club is for band members only.

Business Professionals of America is the leading CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology and other related career fields.

BPA has 43,000 members in over 2,300 chapters in 23 states. BPA is a co-curricular organization that supports business and information technology educators by offering co-curricular exercises based on national standards.

Students who join BPA can:

• Learn valuable leadership skills
• Become an officer of BPA
• Attend leadership conferences
• Participate in community service projects
• Participate in state BPA competitions
• Participate in fundraisers

If you want to join a great club, sign up with:

• Ms. Foster - Room 182
• Mrs. Leach - Room 180-1
• Ms. Richman - Room 151

BPA Local Dues: $5.00

(Fundraisers will be available to assist with paying $19 national dues)

Edison's Chess Club practices and competes in chess tournaments. In a recent tournament, the teams won first place in under 1100 and 2nd place in the under 700.  Two students, Mark Butcher and Michael Crook, won individual medals, and Alex Smith won the first place individual trophy.

Edison Chinese Club promotes an understanding of the Mandarin Chinese language and Chinese culture.  Our goal is to support students in becoming more familiar with Mandarin by facilitating a group of individuals interested in bettering their Mandarin language skills while also participating in events that will foster better understanding of Chinese culture for both club members and the Edison student body at large.  Examples of events hosted by the Edison Chinese Club include Confucius Day at OU Norman Campus, Chinese New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival, T-Shirt Sale, and so on. We welcome anyone interested in Mandarin or Chinese culture to join us.

Each week, students will listen to a piece of music from the vast repertoire of classical music. All high school students are welcome to join, and there are no dues. The only requirement is that all students attending this club must be completely silent while we listen. This will enable everyone to be able to really, really listen to the music. Students may bring their own silent activity to do while we listen (such as reading, writing, drawing, or knitting). Students don’t have to do anything at all…sometimes it’s just nice to be in a quiet space for 30 minutes while we all share the experience of listening to music that has stood the test of time.

The Edison Climb Club will be held every Friday from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. starting January 18th and ending May 17th. Club will not be held the week of Spring Break.

The cost for the entire semester is $270 which can be broken into monthly payments of $67.50. The first payment is due by the first club session on January 18th. If student has a membership with Climb Tulsa, a 10% discount will be applied to club price.

If you have any questions for Climb Tulsa you can contact the gym at (918) 430-4400 or contact the Youth Program Director Miranda Wolf at miranda@climbtulsa.com. Other questions can be directed to the Edison club sponsor, Polly Robinson, at 918-629-2126. Register here.

Color Guard is a club for the Edison Screamin’ Eagles color guard members and for any student who may be interested in learning the skills of Marching Band and Winter Color Guard.  These skills include flag spinning and tossing, rifle spinning and tossing, as well as basic dance and choreography. Club is open to any students interested in High School or Middle School Color Guard.

E4E is a group of LGBTQ+ students and straight allies who are working together to make Edison a more welcome and inclusive school. Membership is open to anyone who is interested in helping us pursue these goals.

If you would like to join Eagles for Equality or have any questions about the club, please contact Julie Reagle at reaglju@tulsaschools.org or see her in her classroom on the high school side, Room 152.

Our mission is to create and maintain a quality student based program that provides opportunities in acting, directing, playwriting, design, and technical theatre. The Eagle Theatre Company’s main goals are:

• To provide acting, directing, playwriting, design, and technical experience for all abilities by producing both inside and outside of the classroom
• To develop an appreciation for the performing arts as a discipline
• To create a positive fun atmosphere while instilling a strong work ethic
• To develop the ability to accept critical evaluations and critique others

Eagle Theatre Company is a program for the serious theatre student.  Company interviews are held each year in May.  Additionally, if a student is involved in the One Act Play, they are automatically accepted into the company for that year.  Company rules and guidelines are on my website.

Edison Eagles for Christ is a student club that meets to encourage each other in their faith with Christ and extends the opportunity to any students interested to attend. Besides faculty sponsors, the Edison staff, alumni, and parents are welcome to support events as part of the Shine Booster Club. 

Future Educators Association (Educators Rising)

This club is for students who want to be teachers or who enjoy working with kids.

Why join FEA?

• Have opportunities to explore careers in the education
• Visit classrooms to get a realistic understanding of the role of the teacher
• Work with children by tutoring students at area elementary schools
• Learn valuable leadership skills
• Become officers of FEA
• Attend education conferences teacher-education programs at colleges
• Participate in community service projects
• Participate in fundraisers

Sign up with:

• Mrs. Leach - Room 180-1

FEA Dues: $5.00

If you have any questions regarding Freshman Class Board please contact Ilana Silva at silvail@tulsaschools.org or see her in Room 165.

You can attend during Activity Days, but you must have an ID sticker in order to attend. See Ms. Silva in Room 165 for your ID sticker.

Dues - $15

Students help senior class with some of their activities (Senior Trip, Senior Breakfast, Prom).  

Junior Day in the spring is a big fundraiser for the junior class.  All money helps with activities during their senior year.

Dues: $15.00

Student work with the Kiwanis and volunteer for numerous activities set up by them. 

Who we are:

Mu Alpha Theta is the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society, dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students. 

The Edison Chapter convenes program meetings, takes field trips, and participates in competitions. In Fall 2010 we hosted Miss Anne Gambrel, a University of Tulsa TURC Scholar, who gave a presentation on her research in Physics. In recent years we have taken field trips to Norman to meet with Martin Gardner (longtime author of the Scientific American Mathematical Games column and author of over 70 books on many subjects), and to Stillwater for a presentation by Dr. David Wright (OSU Professor, number theorist, visual explorer of symmetries, and co-author of Indra's Pearls). We have participated in the monthly Oklahoma Math League competitions as well as the annual American Mathematics Competition (AMC).

How to join:

It's easy — all you need is $10, and at least a 3.0 GPA in math subjects through at least geometry. The fee covers you for life. See Ms. Phillips in Room 48 or phillky@tulsaschools.org for details or to sign up!

Prerequisite: at least one high school visual art class
Dues: $10

Here at Edison, we love to promote the arts while showing off our students amazing talents.  NAHS is one way to do that!  Join us for engaging service projects and wonderful art experiences that include painting, tie dye, screen printing and much more!

In 1978, the National Art Education Association began the NAHS program to inspire and recognize students who have shown an outstanding ability and interest in art. The program supports members in their efforts to attain the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service, and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community.

In NASA, we learn about Native American culture, language and traditions through reading, writing, activities and crafts.

Students do not have to be Native American to join, but it is preferred because we occasionally go on field trip paid for by Indian Education.

National Honor Society is a great accomplishment and speaks volumes for a students achievement both in the school and the community.

Belonging is no easy task as the student must maintain a 3.4 GPA, belong to two other organizations and perform a minimum of 25 hours of community service. If you like an academic challenge and giving back to your community then this could be the place for you.

Our peer tutoring group meets upon request or during advisory days. Our students offer tutoring services for all subjects and encourage others not too see it as only learning but also bonding.

The Edison Robotics Club participates in the First Robotics FTC (First Tech Challenge) competition. In addition to designing and building a robot to perform a specific set of tasks defined at the beginning of the season -- some autonomously and some under operator control -- team members are expected to raise funds to support the club, set up and perform tech related community service, and document all efforts and activities. Older club members are expected to mentor younger members, and the primary goal of the club is to develop leadership values in all participants.  

Serteens Club is a community service organization, which has members who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, as well as students that are interested in learning sign language.  Our community outreach programs include Happy Hands (Early Childhood School for small deaf/hard-of-hearing children), Tulsa Speech and Hearing Association (which provides sign language interpreter services), and Wright Elementary School (which houses the elementary Deaf Ed Program for Tulsa Public Schools).  We help with the TSHA Deaf Santa Christmas party on an annual basis.  We also do fundraisers to help pay for the Senior Close-Up Trip to Washington, DC.  Serteens Club has been a part of Edison Preparatory High School for more than 30 years.  

Spades Club is a wonderful opportunity to play spades and other card games.  Enjoy your peers as you learn new games and perfect your card playing abilities.