Clubs

"I pledge ... My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service and My Health to better living for my club, my community, my country, and my world."

Beta club meets twice a month to plan out service projects, fundraisers, and build as a team. We also participate in Beta Convention every year and have won multiple awards throughout the years. Beta also hosts the Homecoming dance. You must have a 3.5GPA to be invited.

There is a $42 fee for new members.

All students are welcome to join the book club!  The club will read two books each semester of varying genres.  Club meetings will take place approximately three times per book in the library during both lunch shifts.

There are no fees for this club.

Do you want to. . . 
  Make new friends?
  Attend a state conference?
  Attend a Sports and Marketing Event and Pelicans NBA Basketball Game?  

Are you interested in. . . 
  Sports and Entertainment Marketing?
  Travel?
  Hospitality?
  Retail?
  Advertising?
  Fashion Merchandising?

Join DECA!!!!!
Grades 9-12 Invited!

See Ms. Caillouet in Room 1401 or in the Main Office Pod

$20 Membership Fee

We meet once a month to discuss environmental issues, do activities that pertain to the environment, and have fun! Everyone is invited!

There is no fee for this club.

FCA meets every Thursday morning at 7:15 in the back gym. Students or guest speakers talk about their favorite bible verses, motivations, inspirations, and topics that students would come across that helps their faith grow in Christ. We always end the meeting with prayer for special intentions, and are currently seeking volunteer work in the community. Everyone is invited to come to FCA on Thursday mornings and morning prayer on Tuesday mornings.

There are no fees for this club.

This organization meets once or twice a month. We go to state and regional competitions to compete in Accounting, Marking, Current Events, etc. Students can win cash or scholarship prizes. This is a great organization to explore the different areas the business world offers.

There is a $20 fee for this club.

The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

The National Honor Society is open to all juniors and seniors at East Ascension who have earned a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or above. Our organization's members are known for their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Our school's chapter is very involved in a program called Linking Lives in which our members adopt our special needs students by sponsoring such annual activities as a kick ball tournament, Trick or Treat, Xmas party, Mardi Gras parade and Shamrock O'lympics.

There is a $25 fee for all club members.

• It is a place where thoughtful young people can gather to learn new things and explore new ideas.

• It is an adventure in being reflective persons within a community where everyone is both a teacher and a student – a community of inquiry.

• It is a thinking community, which welcomes all ideas and encourages participants to develop self-confidence in their own thinking and communication.

Quiz Bowl competes against other schools throughout Louisiana in academic tournaments. If you have ever thought you'd like to be on Jeopardy, then here's your chance!

There is no fee for this club.

Spanish Club is a fun association that affords Spartans the opportunity to meet students from a variety of countries and celebrate diversity! All students are welcome to join! We host events that allow Spartans to come together to celebrate Hispanic Heritage and spread cultural diversity awareness through several activities:

• Hispanic Heritage Month activities such as daily trivia for the entire EA family with prizes for student participation
• Homecoming Parade with lively Hispanic music and delicious treats
• Spanish Club Convention - an annual tradition, this event is held on a weekend in February at a hotel in Baton Rouge. It is a lot like Beta Convention but students compete in different events that deal with Hispanic culture and the Spanish language. Unfortunately, this event has been interrupted by Covid19. We hope it'll return this year!
• Bracelet Sales - a project that improves the lives of small business women in disadvantaged economies (Guatemala and Nicaragua) while helping us fundraise for our club events
• Mattress Sales - a fun schoolwide fundraiser
• Pot luck event - a yummy opportunity for students to taste foods from different parts of the world
• and more to come!

There is a $20 fee for this club.

Caroline Evers 

Jennifer Arseneaux

Contact email: easpanishclub@apsb.org

Student Council members are students elected by their peers to address issues of concern and help organize school events and activities. The council is made up of an Executive Board and grade-level Senators. Our goals are to create and utilize leadership opportunities, to promote positivity and involvement, and to help address reasonable student concerns effectively.

Looking for an escape into a world of adventure and high stakes combat? Want to hone your skills in problem solving and creative storytelling? Consider being a part of the East Ascension Tabletop Club! Join fellow students as we engage in beloved tabletop games, including Dungeons & Dragons, Trading Card Games, various Board Games, chess/checkers, & much more!

There are no fees for this club.