Student activities are part of the total school program and provide opportunities for students to augment learning experiences from within and without the classroom. These activities are under the direct supervision of the school staff and contribute to the educational objectives of the school. Student participation in these activities, however, is a privilege, determined and managed by the school.

For questions about individual clubs, please contact the faculty sponsor. For general club questions, please contact Marissa Brooks. All clubs meet after school unless otherwise noted.

Club Name
Meets	Location	Sponsor(s)	Purpose/ Description
Amnesty International
Thursday	215	Ms. Rininger	To undertake research about human rights locally and globally and to take actions to prevent and end human rights violations.
Art Club
Wednesday	118	Ms. Redmon
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Best Buddies
Monday	205	Ms. Burns Ms. Lincicome Ms. Pia	To provide an opportunity for high school students to be matched in a one-on-one friendship with individuals who have intellectual disabilities.
Book Club
Monthly	207	Ms. Cohen Ms. Lavey	To make reading more fun by meeting people and sharing different ideas about a variety of books.
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Cancer Awareness and Research Efforts Club
Tuesday	213	Ms. Jelinek	To raise awareness for cancer and to provide help and aid to those affected by it.
Chess Club
Monday	108	Mr. Herzig	Members meet and enjoy the game of chess.
Chinese Student Association
Monday	201	Ms. Gauthier	To promote Chinese culture.
Comparative Religions
TBA	293	Ms. Ludwig	To promote tolerance and general understanding of all religions.
Crew Team
Monday-Friday	160	Ms. Rider	VHSL-approved activity.
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Distributive Education Clubs of America(DECA)
Monthly	105	Ms. Poythress Mr. Hays Mr. Piotrowski	To enhance marketing concepts taught in class with real world activities such as competitions, guest speakers, field trips and marketing projects. *Students must be enrolled in a marketing course in order to participate.
Debate and Forensics
Monday	208	Mr. Brooks Ms. Brooks	To promote public speaking and debate. *Academic team
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ECO Club
Monday or Friday	132 or 202	Ms. Den Hartog Ms. Sambiase	Members participate in recycling projects and litter clean-ups.
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Fashion Club
Monthly	105	Ms. Poythress	To share common interests in fashion and participate in fashion related activities.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Thursday	191	Ms. Steele	To provide an environment where Christians and non-Christians can talk about The Bible and how it relates to the platform of sports.
Film Club
Tuesday	210	Ms. Cho	To gather potential filmmakers and moviegoers so that an interest in film may be shared.
French Club
Monday	250	Ms. Houde	To learn about the French cultures of the world and to practice the French language.
Frisbee Club
Monthly	TBA	Ms. Heberling	To give students an opportunity to strategize about Frisbee, research the game of Frisbee and watch Frisbee games. *Interest only - no outside activities.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Monthly	115	Mr. Rice	To bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. * Students must be enrolled in a business class in order to participate.
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Gay-Straight Alliance
Wednesday mornings	218	Mr. Bass Ms. Hamilton	To promote a learning environment based on tolerance and acceptance.
German Club
Monday	261 or 225	Mr. Rademacher	To promote linguistic skills in the German language and promote cultural awareness.
Guitar and Bass Club
Monday	239	Mr. Culbertson	To give students an opportunity to meet fellow guitarists, find potential band members, learn how to play music and grow as a musician.
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Habitat for Humanity
Monthly	217	Ms. Murphy	To organize Langley students that want to work in the community to build homes for families that cannot afford them.
Handicraft Appreciation Honor Society
Monday	212	Ms. Schettini	To give students and opportunity to get together to appreciate, and exhange ideas about, crafts.
Homework Haven
Monday	293	Ms. Olson	To provide homework assistance for students at Cooper Middle School.
Human Relations Committee
Friday	241	Ms. Douglas	This group, composed of students, PTSA representatives and faculty, is dedicated to promoting diversity and an understanding of different cultures within the Langley community.
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Interact Club
Thursday	295	Mr. Krivak	For young people to work together in a world fellowship dedicated to service and international understanding.
International Current Events Club
Monday	291 or 293	Mr. Kuhn Ms. Ludwig	To learn about and discuss current events from around the world.
It’s Academic
Friday	129	Ms. Puhlick	Students participate in Virginia State High School League It’s Academic competitions. *Academic team.
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Japanese Culture Club
Tuesday	252	Mr. Scronce	To promote all aspects of Japanese culture.
Jewish Culture Awareness Club
Monday	239	Mr. Cuc	Inform others of the presence of Jewish culture, its uniqueness, explain contributions of Jews, and discuss current events.
Junior Civitan Club
Thursday	241	Ms. Douglas	To encourage young people to value and advance good citizenship through service to the school and community.
Junior Optimist Octagon Club
Wednesday	130	Ms. Stanley	To improve the community through service projects.
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Key Club
Thursday	Cafeteria	Ms. Shapiro	To help high school students give back to their school and community, and to give students the opportunity to learn about leadership.
Korean Club
TBA	252	Mr. Scronce	Through cultural, social, political, and community service events, students will seek to promote Korean culture at Langley.
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Latin Club
Monday	238	Ms. Sferios	To promote the study of Latin and the classics in Langley and beyond.
Leadership Honor Society
TBA	290	Ms. Roche	To engage school leaders in communities service projects and meetings with leaders in the media, politics, athletics, and entertainment.
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Math Tutoring Club
Monthly	243	Ms. Hand	To aid students in their math classes.
Model United Nations
Thursday	210	Ms. Cho Ms. Schettini	To teach members about the working of the United Nations and help members become better public speakers.
Multicultural Club
Monday	TBA	Ms. Olson	To allow students to come together to discuss their customs and cultures.
Muslim Student Association
Friday	191	Ms. Avis Ms. T. Landis	Inform others of the presence of Muslim culture, its uniqueness, explain contributions of Muslims, and discuss current events.
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New Global Citizens
Monday	210	Ms. Cho	To be a forum for teens who want to help people and make a difference in peoples' lives around the world.
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Outdoor Sportsman Association
Thursday	235	Mr. Belyea	To give members the opportunity to meet with other students who share their love for the great outdoors and discuss their outdoor adventures.
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Peer Mediation
Monday	Career Center	Ms. Parrott Ms. Baldesare	To teach students conflict resolution skills.
Persian Culture Club
Monday	201	Ms. Gauthier	To educate people more in depth about the culture of Iran so all people have a greater understanding of each other.
Philosophy Club
Wednesday	211 or 219	Ms. Cohen Ms. Bonafide	To give students an opportunity to express their feeling and theories about abstract and philosophical material.
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Red Cross Club
TBA	132	Ms. Den Hartog	To increase awareness of disasters and to help the community through community service and fundraisers.
Robotics Club
Monday	235	Mr. Franks	To learn about technology in a team atmosphere.
Rugby Club
Thursday	216	Ms. Olson	To teach students about the ideas and game rules of rugby. *Interest only- no outside activities
Russian Club
Monday	T-2	Mr. Cukierman	To provide a mixture of entertainment and education to promote awareness and understanding of Russia and its people.  Members also collect items for children living in Russian orphanages and in the former Soviet Republics.
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Sailing Club
Monday	192	Ms. Steele	To provide a forum for people to discuss sailing. *Interest only- no outside activities.
Sign Language Club
TBA	TBA	Ms. Shapiro	To learn and practice sign language.
Ski and Snowboard Club
Monday	130	Ms. Stanley	To educate students on the different aspects of skiing and snowboarding. *Interest only- no outside activities.
South Asian Students Association
Tuesday	259	Ms. Prell	To gather students who have an interest in South Asian culture, promote awareness, and organize events.
Spanish Club
Thursday	257	Ms. Behnke Ms. Colville	To explore the Spanish language and culture through a variety of fun and educational activities.
Spirit Club (Otto’s Army)
TBA	TBA	Ms. Benson Ms. Hamilton Ms. Puhlick Mr. Jackson	To raise school spirit and support Langley sports teams.
Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD)
Thursday	246	Mr. Barkley	To raise awareness and to address the issues of underage drinking, drug use and other destructive behaviors and to promote healthy and safe choices.
Students for a Free Tibet
TBA	TBA	Mr. Kissling	To raise awareness and to address the issues of underage drinking, drug use and other destructive behaviors and to promote healthy and safe choices.
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The Shropshire (Literary Magazine)
Monday	221	Mr. Barrs	To assemble and publish a literary magazine that showcases the student body’s artistic and creative talents.
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Young Democrats
Monday	244	Mr. Worthington	To raise awareness of the Democratic platform amongst students at Langley High School and to provide an opportunity for students to participate in political action, education and discussion.
Young Life
Wednesday	181	Ms. Steele	To provide students with safe social activities.
Young Republicans
Thursday	102	Ms. Maisano	To raise awareness of the Republican platform amongst students at Langley High School and to provide an opportunity for students to participate in political action, education and discussion.
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