Name of Group
Coscraft

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Isabelle Barnes

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Ericka Kreiss

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
We help with cosplay for fun, making props and things for costumes. Helping style wigs, talking about cosplay, and hanging out.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
No qualifications needed.

Location of Meeting
Art Room #138

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Every Tuesday

Time of Meeting
3:15-4:00

Name of Group
D&D+

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Leslie Neff

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Arianna Johnson Thornton

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
To bring together communities of table top role play games for a chance to express themselves and find others to express their interests with them. As well as allowing others to try out table top games and hopefully find a new hobby in a fun and welcoming environment for all.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
To be a member you just have to be interested in table top role play games and be welcoming to all!

Name of Staff Advisor & Group Organizer
Arianna Johnson Thornton

Location of Meeting
Room 214

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.

Time of Meeting
3:01- 4:00

Name of Group
High School Debate Club

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Avery Mckenzie,  Aaliyah Halbert,  Grace Neff

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Miranda Zigler; Brian Bertram & Jon Gottshall.

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
The purpose of this club is to encourage students to engage in a well-researched debate. We learn how to write, research, and debate a topic. Email - 464329@bsd48.org for more questions

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
You have to be in grades 9-12.

Name of Staff Advisor & Group Organizer
Miranda Zigler

Location of Meeting
Room # 211

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Every Wednesday

Time of Meeting
3:15pm

Name of Group
GSA (Genders and Sexualities Alliance)

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Lilu Ray

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Mx Kriess

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
GSA stands for "Genders and Sexualities Alliance". We're a queer hangout space and support network. Most club meetings are pretty light, just chatting and some activities, but we also plan and coordinate events such as the annual Pride OMG!

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
Everyone is welcome!

Name of Staff Advisor & Group Organizer
Ericka Kriess, Lilu Ray

Location of Meeting
Room 113

Day(s) of the Week/Month for Meeting
Thursdays

Time of Meeting
3:15pm to 4:00pm

Name of Group
Handbell Club

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Henry Cambell

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Kendra Symonds

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
We are a handbell ensemble that will participate in a week-and-a-half rehearsal process before performing at the Holiday Concert on December 11th.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
- The ability to read music, as this will not be covered during rehearsal.

- The time and ability to practice your parts at home before rehearsals begin due to our very short timeline.

If you need help achieving either of these goals, feel free to contact Henry Campbell or Mrs. Symonds at school before rehearsals begin.

Location of Meeting
Choir Room

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Daily (Mon-Fri)  - December 1-11

Time of Meeting
3:15 - 4:30

Name of Group
Model Rocketry Club

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Robyn Russell

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Mr Kindblade

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
This club is dedicated to the exploration and understanding of amateur rocketry and aerospace. We learn about avionics, motors, safety, and eventually compile that into the design of personalized model rockets. This is a space for learning, and most, if not all, the skills we talk about can be applied to other fields and crafts. Hope to see you there!

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
There are no criteria to join! Anyone and everyone is welcome, from 6th graders to seniors, but this club is a space for learning, and if you are misusing your time during club time, you will be asked to leave.

Location of Meeting
Mr.Kindblades Room, 244

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Every Thursday

Time of Meeting
3:10-4:00

Name of Group
National Art Honor Society

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
2025/26 Officers: President: Rowan Meeks Vice President: Maddie Lawson Secretary/Social Media: Leila Stevens Treasurer: Andy Pole

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Emily Thackray

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
NAHS is a club that creates opportunities to foster artistic voices within ACMA and the larger community. The NAHS Pledge “I will in my life, to the best of my ability through my talents in art, help to create a more beautiful world for myself, for humankind, and for all living things.”

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
NAHS Requirements: - Only open to high school students who are enrolled in at least one visual art class a year. This includes draw/paint/sculpture/ceramics/photo/animation/film. - Members must maintain a B average in art classes, volunteer for a minimum of 1 activity each quarter. To apply see the attached file below.

Location of Meeting
2D Art Room - 138

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Date will be announced each month

Time of Meeting
Second Lunch

Name of Group
National Honor Society

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Atharv Marathe - President ;  Isabelle Riley - Vice President;  Roz Mersereau - Secretary;  Evelyn Raynham - Treasurer;  Allie Zapata Arellano - Communications

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Andy Thompson

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
The National Honor Society is an organization devoted to the promotion of leadership, character, scholarship and community service. The NHS organization has been recognizing and honoring outstanding high school students since 1921. In the past NHS students have been guides for functions at ACMA, assisted with Art/Music Days, organized activities at ACMA, held food and clothing drives, helped with International Day, ushered at graduation, worked on BIPOC artist panels, mentored new students, written to senior citizens in nursing homes, and put together holiday sharing activities. In summary, we do good things for the ACMA community, and we would love to have you join us.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
Eligible high school students must be a sophomore, junior or senior at ACMA, maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA, always demonstrate good character, and work to develop leadership skills through participation in service projects throughout the school year.

Location of Meeting
TBD

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Once per month

Time of Meeting
Lunch

Name of Group
ACMA Newsletter Club

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Tova Buckmaster

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Burton Reed

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
Creating a newsletter to keep the student body informed about school events, as well as providing a platform for our artists and their art.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications

High school and Skills/Roles approved in advance:

Reporters - Students interested in gathering stories related to their pathways or other happenings around ACMA to share with writers/editors. This includes pictures, video footage, and a written description of what's happening. 

Editors - Students will take stories from the reporters and compile them into stories in the newsletter.

Writers - Write stories about life at ACMA and assist editors and reporters. 

Location of Meeting
Room 146

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Weekly, first A Day second lunch of the week

Name of Group
Oregon Battle of the Books ( OBOB )

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Allison Conley

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
To participate in Oregon Battle of the Books competition in 2026!

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
Registration fee of $20 to participate. Must be in grades 6-8th.

Location of Meeting
Room 113

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Thursday

Time of Meeting
1st Lunch

Name of Group
Robotics Club

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Sean Stofan, Gloria Au, Wyatt Jenkins, Luis Emilio Vargas Espinoza

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Dottie Passmore

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
This club promotes STEAM at ACMA. We share the world of robotics with students at ACMA. This club is hosted by the school's First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
None. Club members who show a strong interest, determination, and work ethic, and ability to commit to the team's 3-day a week schedule will be invited to participate on the First Tech Challenge competition team.

Location of Meeting
Room #144

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
First Wednesday of the Month

Time of Meeting
3:15-4:30 pm

Name of Group
Therian Club

Names of Student Organizer(s)
Jak Streeper and August Wise

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Allison Conley

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
We are here to create a safe and fun space for therians or people who would like to be part of the club. We will make masks, tails, and go outside.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
6th to 12th. NONE! Be a student at ACMA.

We have attached a schedule of our meetings and activities.

Location of Meeting
Room #113

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Wednesdays

Time of Meeting
3:10 to 4:00

Name of Group
THRIVE

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
This is a staff directed club

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Michelle Hart/Meaghan Mikulic

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
THRIVE is a club for general support around mental health. It is run by our school social worker, Meaghan Mikulic and Mindfulness Studies teacher Michelle Hart. It is a drop in club where we discuss student driven topics. Typical topics include dealing with the pressures of school work, friendships and general life stressors. All are welcome and snacks are provided.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
Open to all ACMA students

Location of Meeting
249

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
Wednesdays, starting Oct.1

Time of Meeting
3:15-4:00

Name of Group
Zine Club

Names of Student Organizer(s) / Officers
Mars McArthur

Name of ACMA Staff Advisor
Becky Lee

Explain the Purpose / Mission of this Club
Zine Club is a club based around making zines to share with the ACMA community and to give students the opportunity to promote and share their art, writing, music, etc with people! -What's a Zine? Zines are (usually) small, handmade, self-published magazines that people use to show their art, to bring awareness to marginalized communities/issues, and to express themselves and their ideas.

Membership Criteria / Qualifications
Everyone is welcome!

Location of Meeting
Room 243

Days of Week/Month for Meeting
1st and 3rd Thursday of every month

Time of Meeting
3:15pm - 4:00pm