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SES Student Organizations and Clubs

At SES we have students coming together from across District 196, and from outside the district, to learn in a unique way. One of the best ways to meet and connect with new people is through common interests and at SES we have a variety of organizations and clubs to help students do just that! Many of our student organizations/clubs are offered every year and have a faculty advisor that is present at all meetings and events. However, we also have numerous student-led clubs that vary based on the interests of our current SES community, each does have a faculty advisor, but that advisor is not present at meetings and events. 

We encourage SES students to read through the descriptions below and to complete the Student Organizations/Clubs Interest Form to share with us what parts of the SES community they have interest in joining. 

FFA

FFA students at an event

FFA has something for everyone. This leadership organization is based in agriculture. It includes areas of environmental, plant, animal, and food sciences. Some topic examples include fish and wildlife management, veterinary science, horse judging, forestry, service projects, competitive events, public outreach, scholarships, and more. 

FFA at SES       FFA Website

Advisor present at meetings:

Mr. Nord

 

Green Team

Students at the food sorting stations

Join SES students and staff in reducing our environmental footprint at SES specifically around food. Learn ways to limit food waste and understand why it matters. 

Advisors present at meetings:

Ms. Colburn-Lindell

Ms. Richardson

 

 

Graduation Site Council

group of students planning graduation

Graduation Site Council is a group of SES seniors who plan, organize, and fundraise for the SES Graduation Ceremony.   

Advisor present at meetings:

Ms. Melton

 

 

 

SES Leaders

Group of students doing a food drive

 

Leaders pave the way to change how we think and treat each other! Leadership club will work to do that in school and beyond.  In Leadership Club students will...

  • Work to address solutions to environmental problems
  • Share ideas and passion with people who have the power to make changes
  • Make the school a welcoming place for everyone
  • Spend time together learning about each other's cultures and perspectives
  • Discuss current events connected to the issues that matter!
  • Host events to build awareness and honor the work that has come before us.

Please join us as we build a better world. 

Advisors present at meetings:

Mr. Colchin

Ms. Pederson

Prom Committee

two students dressed for prom

SES Prom is being held at the Wabasha Street Caves in St. Paul in May. The theme is developed by SES students. Past themes include:

  • Caves by Candlelight 
  • Roaring 20's
  • Enchanted Forest 
  • A Night to Die For (007)
  • Candy Caves

Advisor present at meetings:  

Ms. Farrington 

Mr. Varley

Student Council

Student council members during 2019-20 school year.

All students are welcomed and encouraged to join SES Student Council. There is no election process for becoming a member. At SES, student council members develop, promote and run fun events for students including: a talent show, student assembly, dances and spirit weeks.  Student council also purchases/sells a variety of SES Merch items as a fundraising tool. 

Learn More

Advisor present at meetings:

Ms. Richardson

 

Yearbook

group of four students

In yearbook, you get to help make moments into forever memories. Students can be photographers, capturing what we do and who we are at SES. They can work on layouts and interviews as well, creating the yearbook that you want.

Advisor present at meetings:

Mr. Forde

 

 

Student-Led Clubs

At SES, we have a large number of student led clubs that are both created and led by students. These clubs vary from year to year, based on their interests and passions of our current students. One thing they all have in common is inclusivity and FUN! Here are just a few:

  • Book Club - read and discuss books of all different genres 
  • Dungeons & Dragons - gather after school to play D & D
  • Eat Club - meet up a various restaurants to experience different foods
  • Magic - gather after school play Magic the Gathering 
  • Poetry Club - come together to read and write poetry 

While there is an advisor for each of these clubs, please understand the advisor's role is to provide guidance and to be aware of the club's plans, but they are often NOT present for meetings and outings as these clubs are STUDENT LED. 

D & D Club

students planning  D & D

Maker Club

Students building a chicken coup