Most of the student clubs described below meet during lunch or after school on designated school days. For more information on any of the activities, please contact the Teacher Sponsor listed.
| Club Name | Description | Where and When | Teacher Sponsor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board Game Cafe | Social Club for kids to play games over lunch in Room 100 on Thursdays. Our group is a welcoming space for students to come and meet new people and play a variety of board and card games. We provide a number of games that are provided by Ms. Iversen and other staff members, but we also welcome students to bring a game that they enjoy and teach others! Students can eat their lunch as they play, we play fun music, and there may even be a light snack or two available. It's a place to unwind put your device to the side, have fun, meet new Vic High friends from all backgrounds, and perhaps learn a new game in the process. Our main "rule" is that everyone is included and everyone is welcome! 🙂 | Room 100 - Thursday at lunch | Ms. Iverson |
| Jazz Band | Room 236 - Tues/Fri 7:30-8:50am | Mr. Rawson/Mr. Smith | |
| Juggling Club | Juggling and learning to juggle | While the weather is nice, we will meet outside on the front lawn. Otherwise, in the Concourse between the Multipurpose Room and the vending machines - Monday from 3:15pm to 4:00pm | Mr. Sheremeta |
| Lahal | TBD | TBD | Ms. Grant |
| Senior Concert Band | Room 236 - Mon/Thurs 7:30-8:50am | Mr. Rawson/Mr. Smith | |
| Read & Write Club | For students who love to talk about and share what they’re reading – and to read and discuss books together in book club format. Club also provides information about writing contests that are free to enter. | Library Classroom - Thursdays at Lunch | Ms. Burleson |
| String Orchestra | Room 236 - Mon/Weds 3:30-5:00pm | Mr. Rawson/Mr. Smith | |
| The Vic High Dance Collective | Opportunity to participate in dance tutorials and/or form small choreography working groups. | Dance Studio - Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday before school AND at lunch. | Ms. Leigh |
| Vital Youth | Vital Youth is a program of the Victoria Foundation designed to include high school students in philanthropy and local community engagement. The program aims to help you explore your values, experiences, passions, and identity as they intersect with community well-being and philanthropy. This program will help you explore what is important to you and your community, understand community issues and local organizations working on those issues, and guide you in making important decisions about funding. The Victoria Foundation allocates each committee $4,000 annually, plus a one-time additional $1,000 in 2025-2026 to celebrate the Foundation’s 90th anniversary. Student committees then distribute this funding to the charity or charities of their choice. Another $500 is put into a permanent endowment fund for the school, which is invested and continues to generate interest as it grows to fund future granting. | Weekly from September to April. Meetings are on Tuesday's at lunch in room 300. | Ms. Reside |