Clubs/Organizations

Any student at Tullahoma High School that has a true interest in the fine arts is eligible for membership. The purpose is to encourage all students to appreciate and participate in the fine arts, and to promote, develop and conduct educational programs and activities for these purposes.

Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy^TM is a national high school leadership program sponsored by Chick-fil-A Operators, focused on making an impact through action. Students meet after school to learn how to develop leadership skills, and take part in community and school service projects throughout the year.

DECA, an association of marketing students, is open for any student who is or has been enrolled in marketing education. DECA is recognized internationally in all 50 states, four territories, Canada, and Germany. Student activities evolve around the four points of the DECA Diamond – vocational understanding, civic consciousness, leadership, and social intelligence. Competition in all areas of marketing is offered at region, state, and inter-national levels.

FBLA is an education association of students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. The purpose of FBLA is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. Competition is offered at the regional, state, and national levels. Membership is open to any student who has an interest in business, leadership, and community service. Dues are $20.00.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is open to all students involved in school athletics and interested in Christian fellowship. Devotionals are held in the gymnasium by student members and outside speakers. Weekly meetings are held in members’ homes.

HOSA is an international student organization for students enrolled in Health Science classes or students interested in a career in healthcare. The mission of HOSA is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. 

The Tullahoma High School chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta National High School and Junior College Mathematics Club was chartered in 1983. This honorary organization was formed to foster keener interest in mathematics, to develop sound scholarship in the subject, and to promote enjoyment of mathematics among Tullahoma High School students. Membership is open to any student who has completed five semesters of college preparatory mathematics with a 3.5 GPA and no more than one C grade. The Faculty Council will choose students considered for admission. Members attend meetings at which mathematics topics are discussed. These topics range from number theory to probability and are topics not usually discussed in class. Members also perform tutorial services and participate in regional math contests.

The Tullahoma High School National Art Honor Society is a chapter of a national organization created to recognize art scholarship, service, and character by its members. The THS Chapter of NAHS is open for membership by invitation only. Eligible students must have a 3.0 GPA or higher, demonstrate excellence in the arts, and have completed at least one semester of art at THS. Tullahoma High School members will provide their school and community with at least 10 service hours per school year. There is an annual membership fee of $10.

 The THS English Honor Society, formerly known as Barrett-Browning Club, is an honorary literary organization for students who have completed five semesters of English with a 4.0 English grade point average and a 4.0 overall grade point average The Faculty Council will select students considered for admission; to be considered, a student must be a current member of National Honor Society. The THS English Honor Society promotes an interest in the literary arts and service to others. Meetings are held monthly and may include attendance to out-of-town plays as well as local productions Each year, the induction fee is $40 for Juniors and $30 for Seniors. 

The Tullahoma High School National Honor Society organization is a chapter of a national organization created to recognize and foster academic achievement while developing scholarship, character, service, and leader-ship. The THS Chapter of National Honor Society is open for membership by invitation only to those students who have a 4.00 GPA after five semesters of high school study. A faculty council, appointed by the principal, will select students who have indicated their interest in membership. Membership in this organization is recognized as an honor and an obligation. Members serve THS by providing tutoring to fellow students. The organization is also involved in several projects to earn money to finance the Norman Scholarship to a deserving senior selected by the faculty at the end of the year.

Marksmanship is an exciting and rewarding sport as well as an integral part of the MCJROTC curriculum. With an emphasis on safety, the MCJROTC Marksmanship curriculum allows cadets to develop pride and a sense of accomplishment as they become more proficient with their marksmanship skills.  Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. The Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense. Competitors fire at targets at a distance of 10 meters in three different positions, prone, standing and kneeling. Three-Position Air Rifle provides young competitors with competitive shooting sports opportunities that can be offered on a wide variety of easily accessible or easily constructed ranges, with equipment that is commonly available at affordable costs. Competition breeds excellence in this program.  A cadet must be willing to put forth the effort and dedication needed to acquire and maintain their expertise.  Scholarship opportunities await for those who are very good and compete at the highest National Level.

SKILLS USA is a national organization for boys and girls enrolled full-time in trade and industry, technical, and health educational classes.

The goal of VICA is to help students with interests in the trade, industrial, technical, or health fields become happy, mature and productive citizens. Any student enrolled in these classes full-time may become a member. District and state contests in each vocational area are sponsored by SKILLS USA.

The THS Student Council is the official representative group of the student body. It is a service organization serving the school and community. The purpose of the Student Council is to create a greater sense of responsibility, to promote understanding and respect between faculty and students, to develop citizenship and leadership, and to represent the student body in all phases of high school life. StuCo promotes school spirit and sponsors many school-wide activities, including football and basketball homecoming weeks, and Community support drives. The student body elects Student Body Officers, who are presiding officers of Student Council. Elections for all grade levels and student body officers are held in the spring. In addition to officers, general membership in Student Council is open to any student from all grade levels that participate in StuCo activities and pay dues of $10.

Requirements for Student Council Officers (Includes Student Body Officers and Class Officers, unless noted otherwise):

• Must be active member of Student Council for one year prior to running for office (does not apply to class officers.)
• Minimum “C” average for previous semester.
• Student body president should not hold the elected office of president in another THS club or organization at the same time.
• Student Council Officers may not run for class officer.
• Must have 3 faculty recommendations.
• Must attend informational meetings prior to election; complete student government application packet; obtain 20 signatures of support; meet all deadlines set by sponsors.
• Must follow all guidelines for campaigning.
• Must maintain proper conduct
• Must complete service projects, fund-raising projects, and attend meetings or contribute service to major StuCo activities.

The Thespian Society is an international honor society for high school theatre students. It recognizes and celebrates student achievement in theatre arts, offering opportunities for students to develop their acting, technical, and leadership skills. Members participate in a variety of performances, workshops, and competitions, fostering a community of passionate and dedicated theatre enthusiasts. 

The yearbook is a publication that reflects the events and lives of the school and the people in it. Students create a yearbook using design, photography and selling and marketing of the book they are creating.