SHS Clubs and Interest Groups

2026-2027 Stevenson Clubs

Albanian Club - Ms. Ceru
Albanian club allows people of all ethnicities to come together to learn more about our culture. We present dances, food, and our language to everyone.  During our meetings, we go over new words, present a new food, and share parts of our country.  Albanian club meets in B-24 every first Thursday of each month, with exceptions for special holidays!

Arab-American Club - Mrs. Houstoulakis E-18
Arab American Club meets in room E-18 on Mondays every two to three weeks. Our club promotes and shares Arab culture through fun, interactive activities like Jeopardy, Kahoot, crafts, and traditional dances. We explore Arab history, identity, and community by highlighting local role models such as Rashida Tlaib and Shatila Bakery. Members also experience Arab cuisine by bringing and sharing food and desserts. Students can join by attending meetings, joining our Google Classroom, and following us on Instagram for updates. The Arab American Club creates a safe, welcoming space that celebrates identity, diversity, and acceptance at Stevenson High School community.

Asian-American Club - Mr. Martin D-21
We are the Asian American Club. We meet once a month on a Wednesday in D-21, and we talk about various Asian cultures and traditions across Asia. You can expect donuts and Asian food every time you come in! If you would like to get notified for our next meeting or general information, our Google Classroom code is "bpburg5". To join, you can come to one of our meetings or join our Google Classroom. We hope to see you at our next meeting! 

Bible Club - Mr. Kocina B-29
Bible Club is an inclusive group where everyone is welcome and able to come together to learn more about God and/or the Bible. We meet in B-29 from 2:30-3:30. For more information, contact Finn O’Hagan or Thaddeus Yee, join the Google Classroom, or follow our Instagram. The Google Classroom code is: fxz4nshu. The Instagram is stevensonbibleclub.

Black Student Alliance (BSA) - Mr. Jackson - E-24
Hi, our club is called the Black Student Alliance (BSA)! We’re a club dedicated to inclusivity and equality. We do a variety of activities at every meeting, including games, movies, arts and crafts, and more! We usually meet every other Wednesday in room D-24. At times, the date and location may vary depending on the activities and number of people we expect to attend, so for future updates, you can follow our Instagram account @bsa_shs. This club is open to everyone willing to join, and we always want new people at our meetings! To join our club, you can attend any future meetings held or you can contact Mr. Jackson and our president, Sarah Davis! We hope to see you guys soon!

Debate & Forensics  - Mr. Lusa A-25
Debate is a fun form of competitive public speaking where students write and debate bills, imitating a chamber of Congress.  Students pick either affirmative or negative positions and argue for or against these bills using the evidence they have researched.  During practice, we share evidence on bills and help each other write speeches and bills.  We also help each other practice our speeches. 

Forensics is a form of competitive public speaking in which students choose an event from a range of possibilities – Oratory, Dramatic Interpretation, Broadcasting, Poetry, Storytelling, etc.- and then make short presentations/performances.  Students may try out several different types of events each season.

DECA - Mrs. Antonelli G-17
DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Members are exposed to real-world experiences such as field trips, guest speakers, leadership conferences, and academic competitions.  These experiences allow students to develop the skills needed to be a leader in any career interest. 

Foods Club - Mrs. Manske B-14
Foods Club is a place where you would spend your free time baking or cooking and expressing your culinary artistry from 2:30 pm to 3:00 pm! It’s also a place where we hold baking contests, play Kahoot, Blooket, etc. Plus, you can learn more about different foods, sanitation, nutrition facts, and more! Come meet in the Foods Lab at room B14 every Monday to get started on the fun experience! If you have any questions about Foods Club, please contact Shayna Shewchenko, or Mrs. Manske!

Game Club - Mr. Kocina B-29
Game Club is an exciting place to play board and card games and make new friends.  Everyone is welcome, and new game ideas are always encouraged.  We meet every Tuesday from 2:30 to 3:00 in B-29. Anyone can join at any time and all are welcome!

Girl Up Club - Mrs. Sharp B-20
Girl Up is devoted to improving the lives of young women around the world.  It focuses on their health, safety, education, and social and economic opportunities.  We host fundraising events and hold monthly meetings to discuss the needs of young women in our school, our community, our country, and our world.  

Glamour Gals - Mrs. Osborne (Ms. Sagante’s Room B-16)
Glamour Gals meets every other Tuesday after school at a Retirement Community. Occasionally, we will have meetings in B-16. Glamour Gals serves the community by building meaningful relationships with local seniors through regular visits. Would you like to help the seniors we visit feel seen, appreciated, and remembered through quality time engaging in fun, interactive activities such as crafting together, and painting nails? Join our Google classroom: eczhctxn! Students can join by stopping by B-16 and getting a permission slip from Ms. Sagante. 

Improv Club - Ms. Lamb E-20 -
Improv Club meets on Wednesdays from 2:30-3:00 in Room E-20. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun.  Improvisation is a form of acting and storytelling where we think on our feet. Learn the basics of improv through interactive games that allow you to shout out and move around. Create stories by collaborating with others in silly scenes, all while laughing until you cry.  

Link Crew - Mrs. Sharp B-20 -
Link Crew is a Junior and Senior mentorship program. These students help freshmen assimilate into High School. Applications to be a member of Link Crew come out in April. See Mrs. Dishmon, Ms. Doner, Mrs. Sharp, or Mrs. Osborne for an application, or with any questions you might have.

Literary Fiction Club - Mrs. McAlinden D-23 -
Literary Fiction Club meets almost every Tuesday in Mrs. McAlinden's room, D-23. During our meetings, we pick a short story, poem, or novel to read/look over together and discuss. Members aren't required to read out loud or share their thoughts on the stories, but they are encouraged to do so. Our meetings are short and fun, and sometimes include snacks! Join us if you like to read or analyze stories, or even if you think it'd be fun to listen in to the discussions. If you'd like to join, please contact Mrs. McAlinden, and she can put you in touch with one of our club presidents.

Mock Trial Club - Mrs. Feheley E-16 -
The SHS Mock Trial Team meets in Room E-16 each Friday from 2:30-3:00 pm to practice courtroom procedures, develop arguments, and improve public speaking and critical thinking skills; students can take on roles as lawyers, paralegals, witnesses, or bailiffs. The team competes each February at the regional conference in a real courtroom with real judges against other school teams. Interested students can join by attending a meeting or contacting Mrs. Feheley for more information.

National Art Honor Society - Mrs. Posh G-16 -
National Honors Art Society (NAHS) is an art club where all are welcome! We meet every Wednesday after school in the Art room (G-16). There is no limit on how many students can join NAHS. We do an activity that only takes about 20-30 minutes that uses different forms of art. Some of the activities we have done are sculpting clay pumpkins for halloween, a Bob Ross Painting, and pearler beads. The only requirements for this club is that you have to pay a small fee of $15 in the beginning to maintain our National title and that you enjoy doing art!

National Honor Society - Ms. Ware B-11 -
National Honor Society (NHS) is a national organization where those who are in our society were invited, accepted in, and are in good standings. At the end of your sophomore year, if you meet the requirements for NHS, you will receive an email and information on how to apply. We meet once a month in the community room and members often participate in community service projects, tutoring, and school leadership activities. Being in the NHS is seen as an honor and can look good on college and scholarship applications because it shows commitment both in and out of the classroom.

National Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta) - Mr. Horgan A-12
Math Honor Society is a math club held on Wednesdays in room A-11.  We do everything from math problems, math related trivia games, to math competitions.  So, if you have an interest in math and having fun, then stop by and bring some friends!

Recycling Club - Mrs. Price A-15
Recycling Club meets in Mrs. Price's room A-13 after school every Monday. We go to each hallway and collect each classrooms recycling's then discard them in the bins outside the vending machine doors. Students can show up after school in A-13, sign in, grab a plastic bag, then head out to the hallway assigned to them and collect recycling. Recycling Club is open to anyone even if you have other activities after school. It helps build up your service hours. and there is a pizza party at the end of the year. Collecting the recycling should only take up to 30 minutes every Monday!

Rotary Club - Ms. Ware B-11
The Livonia Interact Rotary Club holds its meetings in Room B-11, Ms. Ware’s classroom. Meetings are not held on a fixed weekly schedule; instead, members are notified in advance when meetings are planned. Our club focuses on service projects and fundraisers that support and improve the Livonia community. New members are welcome to join at any time.

Students Against Destructive Decisions  - Mrs. Maier B-31
SADD is a very impactful group with 175+ members plus seven active officers! We meet 1-2 times a month on Wednesdays in the community room. This club strives to have a positive impact on Stevenson by helping students make healthy and smart decisions. Our main focus is to lead students down the right path by teaching them to make the right choices. Our club welcomes all grades and is welcoming no matter the time of the school year it may be! This club is also a great way to earn service hours and learn how to make new friends, communicate, and be a part of something impactful! 

Instagram: @SADDStevenson 

Google Classroom: ycjc6ms

Student Medical Leadership - Mr. Weiner Counseling Office

Are you interested in going into the medical/healthcare field? Join Student Medical Leadership!! We meet every other Friday in the community room. At our meetings, we bring in guest speakers from all different healthcare professions to come in and talk about their pathway to their career and share some interesting facts. We also play games, do volunteer service projects, and overall have a fun time! Anyone interested in joining is able to come whenever. All are welcome!! So drop by, have snacks, learn about different careers, make new friends, and talk with Charlotte Brandon with any questions!

Thespian Society - Ms. Lamb E-20
Thespian Society (Troupe # 3247) is the Stevenson branch of the International Thespian Society (ITS). ITS is the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the United States. ITS recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre – performance and production.  Actors, crew, tech, and band/orchestra pit performers are all eligible for induction to ITS  after earning 10 ITS points, representing 100 hours in, on, under, above, and around the stage.  If you were involved in a play or musical at Stevenson, we are already keeping track of your points for you!  All students (even those not yet inducted) are welcome to attend most Thespian Society meetings. Interested students should join our Google Classroom to get updates on meeting dates/times and locations. 

2026-27 Stevenson Interest Groups

French Club - Ms. Fitzgerald D-17

French Club meets in Ms. Fitz’s room once a month. We embrace French culture by doing activities and speaking French as often as we can. Come to a meeting to find out more about French Club!

German Club - Ms. Rom D-20

German Club is a welcoming organization open to all Stevenson students interested in the German language, culture, and traditions. The club meets 1–2 times a month in Frau Rom’s room (D-20) and offers cultural activities, German language practice, tutoring, games, events, and opportunities to develop leadership and teamwork skills while learning more about Germany and other German-speaking countries.

Contact Hudson Hunter for any further information

Gay-Straight Alliance - Ms. Lamb E-20
GSA Club meets on Fridays from 2:30-3:10 in Room J-11 (across from the cafeterias). Join us for one Friday or all: have a snack, learn something new, build a craft, discuss current events, listen to music, or just talk about your week.  All are welcome in this open and accepting group. 

Quiz Bowl - Mrs. Price A-15

Stevenson Quiz Bowl is a club that meets weekly and allows students who enjoy knowledge and trivia games to compete against other schools as part of a team.  Practices begin in early October and are open to any SHS student interested in playing.  If you like Jeopardy!, you'll like Quiz Bowl!

Activities

LPS Robotics - 

The Livonia Warriors High School Robotics Program consists of two high school teams.  Each of these teams is made up of students from Churchill, Franklin, and Stevenson.  "The Tyros Team" is an all-9th-grade team of students learning the fundamentals of FIRST Robotics, building a competition robot and taking it to competitions.  The "Livonia Warriors" is our veteran team comprising all other grades.  They are an advanced team, building a highly competitive robot and submitting for consideration for advanced awards.  The Livonia Warriors have participated in both State and World Championships over the past decade.

Stevenson Dance Club -  Mrs. Morrow & Allie Hamet
A competitive dance club coached by Allie Hamet, a 3-time National NDA Champion with the GVSU Dance Team.  Tryouts are held in April.  The season runs from May to February, with camp in June/July and choreography in late August.  The dancers compete in approximately 5 competitions from November through February, with the possibility of attending Nationals in Orlando, FL, in mid-February.  The SHS dancers also perform at SHS pep rallies, sporting events, and in the community.
 

Student Government

Student Senate G-15 - Mrs. Feheley and Mr. Mestdagh

An all-school student government of elected 6 Senators and 4 officers from each class that plans and organizes many activities in the school to enhance the high school experience.  This includes dances, assemblies, and other student-run events.

Class Councils

A class-wide club in which all students can participate. Students elect 4 officers (President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer). The officers are automatically members of the Student Senate, and council members can assist the Student Senate in planning and implementing school activities. Class Council's goal is to raise funds and help decorate events. This includes dances, assemblies, and other class-run events.

Freshmen Class Council - Mrs. Pavlic C-20
Sophomore Class Council - Mrs. Dishmon D-22
Junior Class Council - Mrs. Mackson D-13
Senior Class Council - Ms. Rozman C-13

Activity Letter Information

Students may receive an Activity Letter for their participation in non-athletic, co-curricular activities, and sanctioned clubs. Sponsors of these sanctioned clubs may assign activity points to qualified students. A maximum of four (4) points may be given to a student per sanctioned club. A maximum of six (6) points may be given to a student in student government (Class Council, Senate). It is the responsibility of the sponsor to assign activity points.

Students who accumulate 50 activity points in a sanctioned club are eligible for an Activity Letter. Active involvement in student activities must span a minimum of a two-year period. 

Students will receive their letter by the end of the year in which it is awarded. If you have any questions, please call the Directors of Student Activities, Amanda Feheley and Rick Mestdagh at (734) 744-2660, ext. 48715.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CLUB AND AN INTEREST GROUP?
 

Clubs are organized student groups that meet regularly and have a staff sponsor, constitution, and at least 10 active members. Clubs should compete, produce, or serve within our school or community. Clubs are expected to participate in Club Fair, send a representative to Presidents Council, and participate in 9th Grade Preview Night. Clubs can also earn activity points as approved by their sponsor.

Interest Groups are a more flexible way for students to connect around a shared interest. They require a staff sponsor but do not need a constitution or minimum number of members. Because they have fewer organizational requirements, Interest Groups do not earn Senate points. They are a great option for students who want to bring people together around an interest without the structure and commitments of a full club.

2026-2027 Activity Letter Information

Students may receive an Activity Letter for their participation in non-athletic, co-curricular activities and sanctioned clubs. Sponsors of these sanctioned clubs may assign activity points to qualified students. A maximum of four (4) points may be given to a student per sanctioned club. A maximum of six (6) points may be given to a student in student government (Class Council, Senate). It is the sponsor's responsibility to assign activity points.

Students who accumulate 50 activity points in a sanctioned club are eligible for an Activity Letter. Active involvement in student activities must span a minimum of a two-year period. 

Students will receive their letter by the end of the year in which it is awarded. If you have any questions, please call the Directors of Student Activities, Amanda Feheley and Rick Mestdagh, at (734) 744-2660, ext. 48715.