Getting Involved at STEM

There are so many ways to get involved if you’re a student at STEM. This page outlines the different clubs and activities, as well as how to get involved with STEM’s Board of Directors, School Accountability Committee and Parent-Teacher Organization.

STEM Honor Societies

STEM Honor Societies and Councils	Advisor	Student Leader	Registration Link
National Honor Society	Aubrey White		Contact advisor
National Junior Honor Society	Annette Nason
Computer Science Honor Society	Tylor Chacon	Aragorn Wang	Click here
Science National Honor Society	Nicole Walbek
Spanish Honor Society	Ana Cortez Morales
French Honor Society	Abby Tomic	Zoey Dvoretsky
Math Honor Society	Yacina Tamendjari
National English Honor Society	Susan Graham
Theater Production/Thespian Honor Society	Max Schwartz
Computer Science Honor Society	Abby Tomic
Elementary School Student Council	Chelsea Bench
Middle School Student Council	Michelle Gasser
High School Student Government	Kelli Myrick
Student Advisory Committee	Stephanie Hart
TSA National Honor Society	Mike Shallenberger		Click here
National Art Honor Society	Joe Smith/Dan Levinson	Kafe Piccone

Enrichment Clubs - Middle School

Program	Registration Link
Battle of the Books (6th Grade Only)	Interest Form
BEST Robotics	Registration is closed
Brain Bowl	Contact [email protected]
Broadcasting Club	Click here
Chess Club	Contact [email protected]
Cross Country	Registration is closed
CyberPatriot	Click here
Dungeons and Dragons	Registration is closed – Waitlist Form
Girls Persist	Click here
Math Counts	Click here
Photography Club	Contact [email protected] or [email protected]
Science Olympiad	Click here
SteMed Jr	Click here
Student Advisory Committee	Contact [email protected]
TSA	Step 1. Step 2
Theater/Comedy Club	Contact [email protected]

Enrichment Clubs - High School

Program	Registration Link
BEST Robotics	Click here
Chess Club	Conatact [email protected]
Comedy Club	Click here
CyberPatriot	Click here
DECA	Click here
FBLA	Click here
FIRST Robotics	Click here
Game Club	Contact [email protected]
Girls Persist	Click here
GSA	Contact [email protected]
Magic the Gathering	Contact [email protected]
Science Olympiad	Click here
SteMed	Click here
Theater	Contact [email protected]
TSA	Step 1. Step 2
Ornithology Club	Contact [email protected]
ULA Payload Rocket/Electronics	Coming Soon!
UNICEF Unite	Contact [email protected]
Student Advisory Committee	Contact [email protected]

Athletics

Sport	Head Coach
Co-Ed Cross Country	Chris Smith
Boys Soccer	Gary Tang/Shelly Vitale
Boys Basketball	John Munro (parent)
Girls Volleyball	Abby Tomic/Tess Paulter
Girls Soccer
Golf	Peter O’Connell
Boys Lacrosse	Forrest Walker
Co-Ed Track and Field	Chris Smith

Board of Directors (BOD)

STEM School Highlands Ranch is a self-governed charter school authorized by DCSD. Our Board of Directors set the school’s policies.

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School Accountability Committee (SAC)

The School Accountability Committee (SAC) is comprised of parents, teachers and community members who would like to be involved in the planning and evaluation of the school’s instructional program and quality improvement processes.

Explore SAC

Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO)

PTO’s mission is to work in partnership with the school to foster a strong sense of community, provide enhancement activities for student, staff and families and to help increase the educational, social and emotional experience for all.

Explore PTO

DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NONDISCRIMINATION NOTICE:

Douglas County School District Nondiscrimination Notice: The Douglas County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, age, marital status, genetic information, or physical characteristics, disability or need for special education services in admissions, access to, treatment of, or employment in educational programs or activities. The School's District Compliance Officer is LynAnn Kovalesky, 8773 Ridgeline Blvd., Highlands Ranch, CO., [email protected], 303-683-7836 (STEM). Complaint procedures have been established for students, parents, employees and members of the public.