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After School Activties

Morton Clubs and Activities

Morton West

 

 

Morton East

 

 

Morton Freshman

Center

 

 

Adventure Club

 

Adventure Club

 

Adventure Club

Anime

 

Auto Club

 

 

Anime/Manga

 

Art Club

 

Band Aid Club

 

CARE/PBIS

Auto Club

 

Bible Club

Band-Aid

 

 

Class Cabinet 2024

 

Best Buddies

 

Bilingual Club

 

Cultural Diversity

Black Student Union

 

Black Student Union

 

Digital Media

Business Club

 

Chess Club

 

Drama Club

CARE

 

Class Cabinet 2022

 

Ecology Club

Cultural Diversity

 

Class Cabinet 2023

 

GSA

DANCE CREW

 

Class Cabinet 2024

 

Intramural Club

Ecology

 

Class Cabinet 2025

 

Key Club/T.A.G

Engineering Club

 

Culinary Club

 

Literacy

FCCLA

 

Cultural Diversity Club

 

Mathletes

Freshman Class

 

Cyber Service

 

SAALT/LEADERSHIP

Fund the Future

 

Dance/Folkoric

 

Snowball

GLOW!

 

Dreamers and Allies

 

Student Council

Improv Club

 

Ecology Club

 

Guerreros Bilingues

Intramurals

 

eSports

 

El Taller

JSA - Debate Club

 

Events Coordinator 

 

Project Code

Junior Class

 

Fine Arts Club

 

Power Hour

Latino Club

 

Fire Club

 

 

 

Mathletes

 

 

Flag Football

 

 

NHS

 

French Club

 

 

Photo Club

 

Future Business Leaders of America 

 

 

Robotics Club

 

Guerreros Bilingues

 

 

SAALT

 

Homecoming Coordinator 

 

 

Scholastic Bowl

 

Intramural 

 

 

Senior Class

 

Intramural (Weightlifting)

 

 

Service / Key Club

 

Junior Statesman

 

 

Snowball

 

K Star Dance Club

 

 

 

Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica 
(SHH)

 

 

Literacy

 

 

Sophomore Class

 

Mariachi

 

 

Student Council

 

Mathletes 

 

 

Theatre

 

Megasa 

 

 

Video Club

 

Morton Teaches

 

 

Yoga Club

 

National Honor Society

 

 

Young Life

 

Otaku Club

 

 

 

 

PBIS/Care

 

 

 

 

Robotics

 

 

 

 

SAALT/Leadership

 

 

 

 

Senior Awards

 

 

 

 

Service Club/TAG

 

 

 

 

Shark

 

 

 

 

Snowball

 

 

 

 

Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica E Francis

 

 

 

 

Student Council 

 

 

 

 

Theatre Club

 

 

 

 

Video Club

 

 

 

After School Activities at Morton

Student Organizations (730.01)

The school as a unifying institution in the community provides opportunities for self-expression for its students. The activities of approved student organizations shall be regarded as a vital part of the total educational program. Organizations, clubs, societies, and other groups that are related to the curriculum are welcomed to serve as extensions to the student's education and shall be permitted to meet on the school premises. Membership must be open to and limited to all students currently enrolled. A copy of the constitution and bylaws of the organization shall be filed with the Building Principal.

Each organization shall have at least one faculty sponsor who shall be responsible for the supervision and direction of the activities of the group. The sponsor shall actively participate in the planning and implementing of the activities and shall attend all meetings. Non-school persons may not direct, conduct, control, or regularly attend activities of student groups. Student organizations that do not meet the requirements of this policy shall not be approved by the school and therefore are not entitled to the privileges given to approved student organizations.


No Pass, No Play (730.04)

Beginning with the start of the 1999-2000 school year, students involved in athletics, performance/production activities, elected positions, and all other activities except those that are part of a course and are used to determine a student's grade, must be passing a minimum of four classes in order to be eligible for participation.

Student eligibility will be determined on a weekly basis for athletics and performance/production activities, on a quarterly basis (every 9 weeks) for elected positions, and on a semester basis for all other activities.



Extra-Curricular Activities

What are the Extra-Curricular Activities at Morton?

Morton High Schools sponsor extra-curricular activities and encourage student participation because of their contributions to our educational program. Research shows that students who are actively engaged in extra-curricular activities generally do better in school than students who are not similarly involved. Students gain experience as leaders and as group participants. They profit from the skills of working effectively together in democratic groups. These experiences foster dynamic leadership, cooperation, and citizenship among student participants.