Club Descriptions

The Hinsdale Central Chapter of the Business Professionals of America is a student organization designed to help prepare students for the business world. BPA fosters a competitive forum for students to showcase their business skills and knowledge. BPA also encourages students to be an active part of their school and community through various service opportunities. Attendance at weekly chapter meetings are required to participate in all activities including community service projects, business-related competitions, and leadership activities at the local, regional, state, and national level.  Membership is open to all Hinsdale Central High School students who are interested in the field of business.  Members may enroll in the first 3 weeks of each school year.

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The Chess Team competes in interscholastic competitions from October to February, practices 3 times per week with a focus on improving all aspects of play, and offers a rigorous, scholastic environment where students can  learn the value of teamwork.  Casual players are welcome.

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 IHSA Activity. students compete in 2 competitions a month from Nov - March ending in an IHSA State Series.  Tryouts for a Varsity and JV team are held in late September-October.  Weekly practices are held to practice and prepare for upcoming debate competitions starting mid October.

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This is a competitive eSports team that competes in Rocket League, Overwatch and League of Legends throughout the year.  Tournaments and leagues are run through the IHSEA and IHSA emerging sports.  Tryouts are held in the Fall to field teams at the Varsity and JV levels.  Students will be required to sign up for Discord account to play and participate in the season.  Practice is held in person and remotely once a week to strategize.  Team members compete in scrimmages from home or at school.

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What are we?
A nationally affiliated organization that focuses on preparing for a future in a career related to Family and Consumer Sciences. Helping families, improving our community and providing leadership opportunities to high school students!

What do we do?
We bake, sew, craft and participate in community based service projects.  Those who are interested, can compete in state and regional competitions in career related fields!
Recently students competed in garment construction, international experience and personal childcare provider. 3 students scored GOLD at the state competition! Other competition options include culinary, nutrition, teaching and more!

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Forensics/Speech Team - There are fourteen competitive events on our school speech team ranging from acting, radio speaking, and original comedy to persuasive and informative speaking. Students audition for the team in September, and the forensics regular season runs through January.

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Gaussians is a math team open to all students who like to work  on  challenging  contest-level  math problems. The team practices for and participates in a series of local and state math contests. Our goal is to explore enrichment and supplementary topics in mathematics

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JETS is a selective team which competes against other schools in two different paper-pencil academic challenges. WYSE (Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineering) features competition with other schools in academic tests in the areas of biology, chemistry, physics, English, computer science, and mathematics. TEAMS (Testing of Engineering Aptitude, Math, and Science) features teams of students working together to solve common Engineering problems that affect society or environmental issues.

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The Mock Trial program trains students in legal concepts and courtroom procedures in preparation for county, state, and national competitions. In these competitions students argue both sides of a case--portraying witnesses, making opening and closing statements, conducting direct and cross-examinations, and responding to objections.  Tryouts for interested students are held in late October or early November.

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Model U.N. is designed to acquaint students with current global issues through simulating the workings of the United Nations. Delegates are assigned to a specific nation, research its positions on several issues, and represent that nation in a parliamentary debate at various regional conferences.  The activity promotes an understanding  of different cultures and assists students in developing their skills of negotiation and debate.

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The Computer Club / Robotics Team provides a way for students to explore and learn about computers, robots, engineering, and a variety of other fields as the team brainstorms, designs, builds, programs, debugs, and pilots a robot through the FRC First Robotics competition.  Each year a unique challenge   is unveiled and the team works together to design their robot. An intensive 6-week build period is followed by a 3-day competition to pit our design against those of other student teams. No previous experience is required – we learn as we   go from one another, and from professional engineers, programmers, etc. There are opportunities for students interested  in computers/programming, engineering, math/science, graphic arts, business (we have to develop a business plan, make  a budget, keep accounting records, reach out to local companies and professionals for support and mentoring, among  other things)… It’s an ideal chance to get an inside look at a lot of different career fields, meet a lot of smart people, and play with a lot of cool toys!

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Central’s Scholastic Bowl team participates with other West Suburban and Illinois schools in academic competition. Teams of five students answer toss-up and bonus questions on a wide variety of academic disciplines and current events. Central’s team has a proud tradition of conference and state titles. Practice is twice per week and focuses on reviewing and learning new information and practice games.

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Science Olympiad is a team for very dedicated science students. Teams of fifteen students compete at 23 different events. The competition includes tests, experiments and building projects in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and engineering. Central’s team has historically placed at state.

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Special Olympic Athletes work with peer coaches to compete in seasons of Basketball and Track.

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The Drama Club consists of students who support the drama productions at Hinsdale Central consisting of the following: September Show, Freshmen Play, Fall Play, Spring  Show,  Musical  and the 24-Hour  Theater  Project.  Publicity, ticket sales, ushering, and other activities supporting theater are the mainstay of the club.

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Stage crew is responsible for supporting the technical elements of any and all events that utilize the Hinsdale Central Auditorium Theatre.  The goal of the group is to teach students the basics of theatrical technical design and production via the technical support of said events. This includes the 5 Hinsdale Drama productions, music department concerts and various school events, variety show, and other rental productions.  From start to finish, student crew members have a direct hand in contributing to elements as diverse as the building and painting of scenery, stage management, as well as implementing lighting and sound design.   The group meets after school as needed, and occasionally on Saturday mornings.    

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This production is held in November each year.  Please contact Mrs. Lundin in the English department for audition information. 

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This production is open to current freshmen only each year.  The production takes place in October.  Please contact Mr. Woods in the Science Department for more information. 

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The Spring Musical is held in April each year.  This is a collaborative experience with drama, the orchestra pit, drama crew and choir.  Contact Mr. Kostro in the English Department for details about upcoming auditions. 

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This production is held in early September each year. Auditions take place in the spring the year prior and rehearsals take place throughout the summer. 

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Variety Show is an opportunity to showcase the talents of the student body. These can be any talent such as singing, playing a musical instrument, juggling, magic, dancing, or any other talent that a student would like to express.  Variety Show requires a tryout and subsequent commitment to practices and the show dates.  The Variety Show is open to all students.

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This production takes place in February each year.  Please contact Mrs. Jaffe in the English department about upcoming auditions. 

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Art Studio Club allows students to pursue their creative abilities beyond academic courses.  We  extend art awareness and its role in our lives. We allow for creative manipulation of a variety of materials. The Club is organized to give all artists a chance to work in a studio setting doing a variety of art projects or individual projects from any art class.   Meetings are held weekly.

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Badminton Club offers an exciting opportunity for Hinsdale Central students to engage in friendly or competitive matches. Whether you are a seasoned player or just starting out, the club welcomes people of all skill levels to play. We will meet once a week in the morning and are able to provide nets and birdies, however, please bring your own rackets. We hope to see you there!

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A club that allows students to explore and discuss different genres of literature. Students select different genres to read and discuss based on student input and interest.

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A club that allows students to take part in streaming live sporting events of all Hinsdale Central home events. Students will play various roles in each production from Camera duties, announcing and directing each production.  If you love sports and want to be in the broadcasting industry then this club is for you.

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Club for Animal Rights and Education (CARE). Our club works with local animal shelters, veterinarians, and other groups to raise money for and promote awareness about our four-legged friends.

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Citizen Club was formed at the request of students following the 9-11 tragedy. Students wished to learn more about the challenging global political environment in which we live. We believe more informed students benefit our school and society. We meet once a week to discuss pressing domestic and international affairs, but also sponsor fundraisers to support worthy causes, including aid to Haiti, Ronald McDonald House, and various inner-city Chicago programs.

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 Our mission at the Computer Science club is to form a community of like minded individuals who are passionate about Computer Science and coding. We are also all about inclusivity and invite anybody interested, hoping to spark the fire and love for the subject.

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HCDC provides opportunities in dance for freshman through senior year students.  A variety of   dance styles are taught, choreographed, and performed for the annual show by dance company members.  The  Company’s mission is to make dance accessible to the widest possible audience and to create new dances using classical ballet, stylized tap, jazz, creative dance, lyrical, hip hop, and much more. HCDC promotes the appreciation for the form of dance in the belief that Dance is for Everybody!

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Club members write the news stories and take photos for the print edition of Devils’ Advocate. Membership in this club depends on an interview with the editors-in-chief and the club adviser. These interviews  typically take place in late April.

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El Diablo editors and staffers write, design, produce, and distribute the school yearbook. Students may apply for staff positions in writing, design and photography in the second semester of their sophomore or junior years.  Editorial and staff positions require a serious commitment and after-school time.

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Students meet weekly to explore several different forms of Engineering. Students can utilize several Autodesk programs to create three dimensional parts as well as two dimensional drawings. Students will explore these programs together to gain a higher knowledge of how they work along with teacher and proficient student guidance. Students will have the opportunity to use several engineering related output devices as well, like laser cutting and engraving, 3d printing and CNC equipment will be available.

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Entrepreneurship Club's mission is to empower the next generation of entrepreneurs from Hinsdale Central. We aim to do this by fostering a nurturing community where students can build projects, help others, and learn about different aspects and pathways of entrepreneurship. During the meetings, we hold presentations, guest speakers, collaborative activities, and events like our own SharkTank.

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Fashion Forward is dedicated to promoting sustainable fashion practices among high school students. Our mission is to raise awareness about the environmental and social impact of the fashion industry, while also reducing our fashion footprint and promoting a more sustainable future. In addition, we aim to hold various events such as clothing swaps, fundraisers, and workshops that promote choices students can make to shop for more sustainable clothing as well as teach them to create DIY sustainable fashion products.

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Learning the art of fencing and entering competitive fencing events are the main activity of this popular club.  Open to all.

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This is a club for movie enthusiasts to watch and discuss movies.  Movies are selected by the group,   viewed, and discussed.  Open to any student who is interested.

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FHP is a club for students interested in a career related to health care such as medicine, nursing, physical therapy, pharmacy, dentistry, social work, dietetics, optometry, veterinary medicine, etc. The goals of the club are to raise awareness of the role of health professionals, examine contemporary health professionals, examine contemporary health topics, and promote volunteerism and community service.

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Gaming Club is open to anyone who enjoys video games, tabletop games, esports and fun! We meet at least 2 times per month after school and play a variety of games for Nintendo, PS, Xbox, and PC. In addition, we also play a variety of tabletop game which may include Uno, Magic the Gathering, Monopoly, Munchkins, and many, many more! This club allows for its members to network with other gamers and to build friendships.

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Provides a safe environment for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Straight and Questioning youth, along with allies, to meet, socialize and support one another. We envision a community that accepts, affirms and  uplifts all young people without regard to their race, gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic class or political affiliation.

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Girls Who Code is a safe, encouraging environment where girls and nonbinary people can explore different areas of computer science and technology. Girls develop community and tech skills through the Girls Who Code curriculum, seminars from women in tech, and personal passion projects. Areas of study range from beginner to advanced and include website/app development, graphic design, cybersecurity, and various coding languages such as Python, JavaScript, and Scratch. No coding experience is required!

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The Guitar Club is open to all guitar players:  acoustic, electric, bass, mandolin, banjo, and all skill   levels: beginner, intermediate, professional. We get together after school on Fridays and play. Occasionally outside professionals come in to talk about some aspect of the guitar or the band business.  The Guitar Club prides itself on being laid back and easy going.

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This student-run organization will serve as a marketing agency for Hinsdale Central’s clubs, sports, and activities.  We create and provide marketing services to increase the publicity of existing school organizations.  The club is open to all high school students with an interest in marketing.  Meetings will have a very positive, collaborative environment and will take place as needed.

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At the Hinsdale Central Science Journal Club, we meet to discuss research papers, peer-reviewed journals, and relevant science articles. Using the skills we learn from these papers, we write our own research papers and/or articles that are to be published in a club journal or designated column in the Devil’s Advocate. Additionally, we provide a platform for students conducting research independently to have access to high school publishing programs.

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Investment Club is the only activity at Hinsdale Central that truly lets you learn about the stock market and invest at the same time. The club meets regularly to discuss market trends, check up on our  portfolio, or have a guest speaker from a local bank, company or investment firm come and give a presentation.  Our   main goal is learning and educating future business professionals about the market.

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Linguistics Club’s purpose is to provide a place for students to discuss languages at the practical, computational, and social level. Linguistic skills are in demand for colleges and certain career paths (computer science, business, politics, etc.). Members will develop language learning and linguistic skills through solving translation puzzles and group discussion. Open to any interested students.

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This club strives to eliminate poverty in developing countries by providing entrepreneurs with the funds they need to augment their business, empower their communities, and promote sustainable  economic  development. Along with educating students and community members about microfinance and fair trade, the club also works to fundraise on behalf of programs like Kiva.org.

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NAHS recognizes students who have shown outstanding ability in art. NAHS members use their creative skills to contribute to the school and the broader community. NAHS organizes field trips, special art sales, and art demonstrations for its members. Eligible students must at least be a sophomore art student with a “B” or better average in their art classes.

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This club further advances the students’ appreciation for photography by adding  to  their  knowledge base and skill level within their chosen area of interest.

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Welcome to the Ping Pong Club – not just another school activity, but a haven for relaxation and rejuvenation. Here, after a demanding day, students can shed their stress and immerse themselves in the classic game of Ping Pong. Our club isn't just about Ping Pong; it’s an experience – a place to forge lasting memories and friendships. Dive in and let the fun begin!

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This club was created so Hinsdale Central students might have a place to express themselves in a safe, free-thinking environment.  Our intent is to expose club members to all sorts of poetry - slam, beat, traditional, anything and to allow each member to explore different types of writing in an attempt to find their own style. Write what you want when you want; in Poetry Club, we hold nothing back.  Certain members of Poetry Club for the Louder than a  Bomb Slam Poetry Team early in the school year to begin preparing for the largest slam poetry competition in the  country held in  February of each year.

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Open to all students, this club promotes school spirit through promoting and attending activities and athletics, making posters and fliers to hang around the school to promote events, and fundraising for spirit items. We encourage attendance at home and away games, sometimes using incentives! RDN Spirit is also responsible for promoting Spirit Weeks shared by other clubs during Homecoming and Pack the Place. Members have the opportunity to order specially designed t-shirts to wear on spirit days and for home athletic events. We will have a chance to submit photos and videos of our RDN spirit to IHSA for their annual Student Section & Spirit Showdown! The ultimate goal is to represent this great Red Devil Nation by supporting all of our Red Devils' past, present, and future.

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Scientific Inquiry Club is for those who are looking for a space to debrief and discuss true crime, conspiracy theories, and the supernatural. 

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Solstice is our award-winning magazine designed and produced by a dedicated staff of student designers, artists, and writers. All design work is done in Adobe InDesign software. The club members determine the magazine’s theme, and select the art and literary work to be published in the yearly magazine. The printed magazine is distributed to the students in May. We meet once a week, August through May.We are looking for dedicated people who enjoy graphic design, art, poetry, and prose.

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A group dedicated to casual, though often animated, discussion about current events and trends in the sporting world.  Think of your favorite sports program or podcast where issues are dissected and opinions given on a variety of topics.  Meets on certain Fridays before school.  All are welcome.

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The Student Political Union is a great way to get involved politically. In the past, we have hosted several notable guest speakers and events including Sean Casten, Jim Oberweis, all five Senatorial candidates running for the GOP nomination for a discussion, and many more. We welcome and encourage all views and political backgrounds to engage in civil discourse and expand their political knowledge in an inclusive and insightful environment.

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The Student Council provides student government and activities for the student body.  Student Council runs all school elections, Homecoming, the Variety Show, and issues parking permits to seniors. Students must present petitions to be placed on the ballot. Meetings are held every Wednesday morning and are open to all students.

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Varsity Club promotes school spirit through its organization of spirit week, homecoming pep rallies, election of the Homecoming court and Homecoming King and Queen, and the Homecoming Dance. In the winter, the club organizes the Clubs that Care gift drive and the Turnabout Dance. In addition, the club sponsors many other school spirit events throughout the year.  Membership is open to all students.

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 If you are interested in developing skills in broadcasting, engineering, announcing, producing and managing a radio station, then this club is for you. WHSD broadcasts music, athletic contests, and strives to meet community needs. There are tryouts at the start of each semester, in addition to year-round positions that need no audition.

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WIE inspires and educates women in the various areas of engineering.  Women will learn about engineering college majors and careers.  Activities include presentations from Women Engineers, college students as well as activities of the members’ interests.

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This is a club which helps new transfer students to our school. The Ambassadors assist by providing activities and organizing events for new students. Ambassadors are selected from sophomores, juniors and seniors who apply and interview.  Students need to reapply each year.

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The Ecology Club promotes environmental awareness by recycling white paper, plastic, glass and aluminum.  Students also participate in environmental activities within the community.

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Evolve (verb): To transform into a more complex or advanced state.  This truly sums up who we are and what we believe. We want to make a positive forward change.  There is never change without challenge.  Learning happens when we apply fresh concepts and strategies to the problems we face.  Growth happens when we step outside our comfort zone and apply new strategies to old situations.  We want to help bring awareness to other teens, break the Mental Health stigma, and help educate others.

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This club is open to all Hinsdale Central students who are interested in teaching. The club explores the field of education as a career option and completes activities that give back to the community with an educational experience.  

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Raising money to build and construct homes for deserving families is Hinsdale Central Habitat’s primary mission. Habitat holds fundraisers for local, national, and international affiliates. The club ends the year with a house sponsorship and summer building trip to West Virginia. Habitat is open to students of all grades who are interested in raising awareness about the need for safe and affordable housing.

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Leap club mission is to raise money for the Leap school of Cape Town. Through moral and financial support, the hopes to provide the necessary provisions to help further education in the poverty stricken areas of South Africa. In the last 10 years we have gone there 3 times and given $40,000 to the Leap Math & Science School in Cape Town.

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This is the mentoring organization that works with all freshmen to make their transition to high school academically and socially successful. Leaders apply and are interviewed for selection mid-year for the following school year.  Leaders are trained in the spring and fall to work with a small group of freshmen during Social Studies classes on early release days. This club requires responsibility and leadership beyond other groups.

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 The National Honor Society is an organization of seniors who are selected at the end of their junior year after being invited to apply for membership.  The NHS Chapter establishes rules for membership that are based upon a student’s outstanding performance in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership and service to their school and community.  The goal of this organization is to continue enhancing these traits throughout the year.

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In Peer Buddies we strive to: 1) include all students in fun activities both in school and in the community; 2) make sure people understand the importance of inclusion in our school and community; and 3) promote being active social members of HC.  Our club is open to all.

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RDSC is a service organization  for  high  school  students. The aim is the development of initiative, leadership ability and good citizenship practices.  Members  may attend conventions and engage in school and community service projects as well as plan the annual Hinsdale Central Day of Service in the Fall among other projects. For more info click here

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The Asian Student Interactive Association's mission is to help students (Asian or not) learn about Asian cultures around the world. We are a volunteer and charity organization that aims to help the Stop Asian Hate movement and other Asian communities in the Chicagoland area.

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Black Student Union (BSU) is a group that aims to discuss and celebrate black culture, history, and experiences. BSU is a safe space to discuss issues relevant to your cultural identity and to empower our black community at Hinsdale Central.

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An action oriented club which sponsors a social activity per month such as a French film event, French holiday celebrations, inter-club Olympics and a major service project.  Open to all.

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This club is open to all students who are interested in the German language and German-speaking cultures. Some of our activities include the World Cup Soccer Tournament, the annual Rootbeergarten and Pretzel  service project, and a field trip to the German Holiday Market in Chicago.

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Everyone is welcome to join Greek Club, where students learn about Greek culture, music, dance, and food.  We meet before school on Monday mornings once a month.

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Spanish Club is open to all students interested in the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures. It   promotes cultural understanding and appreciation by participating in varied activities such as a visit to the Day of the Dead exhibit, language club Olympics, Hispanic meals and service projects.

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International Club’s aim is to promote cultural awareness and understanding, and to encourage students to share their cultural heritage. The club also offers opportunities to meet exchange students, learn about other cultures and to participate in an Ethnic Fair held in the spring. International Club is open to everyone who celebrates cultural diversity.

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The Latin Club promotes the understanding and appreciation of classical civilization and provides a forum for entertaining activities relating to the study of Latin and classical civilization.

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MSA is a club open to any student seeking friendship and understanding with Muslim students at Hinsdale Central. The club hosts discussions, speakers, fundraising, and social events which reflect the interests of its members.

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South Asian Student Union is a club for students that are interested in exploring and learning more about the traditions and cultures of South Asia. All are welcome as we hope to build a community of those that are both South Asian and not so we can better understand each other and the cultures that we are a part of. 

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This club is a multiracial organization dedicated to anti-racism.  We meet to organize responses to issues, to engage in courageous conversations about race, to create dialogue, to build community, to develop anti-racist leaders, to connect and work with the Hinsdale community, while honoring everyone's individuality and humanity.

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This club is open to all boys at Hinsdale Central. Acafellas is a singing group that meets after school September through  February. They perform a cappella music including pop, do-wop, and holiday music. Performances include Jingle Bell Java in December and other performances at school and in the community. Contact Mrs. Burkemper for more information.

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The HC Red Devil Color Guard performs with the Marching Band at Varsity football half-times, in parades, and other performance opportunities. They use flags, rifles, sabers, and dance to provide visual enhancement to the band. All incoming freshmen through seniors, female and male, are welcome to audition in mid-May. No experience necessary, but previous dance or band experience is helpful.

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Jazz Combo is intended for students who can already read music and want to develop their improvisation skills in a small combo setting. Jazz Combo will regularly perform at concerts, around the building, and at community events. In addition, the group will meet after school in the band room for a monthly jam session.

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This club is open to all girls at Hinsdale Central. Ladies First is a singing group that meets after school September through February.  They perform   a   variety   of   styles   including   pop,   Broadway,   and   holiday   music. Performances include Jingle Bell Java  in  December  and  other  performances  at  school  and  in  the  community. Contact Mrs. Burkemper for more information at the start of the school year. 

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The pep band performs at many of the boys and girls home basketball games and for pep assemblies as well.  The repertoire focuses on current pop music.  Participation is open to all band students.

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