First Hour Concert Band (M/W/F)
This concert band is made up of 11th and 12th grade students and meets three days a week. First Hour Concert Band will perform at State and National Competitions, Community Events, Pep Sporting Events and Local Concerts.

Third Hour Concert Band (M/W/F)
This concert band is made up of 9th and 10th grade students and meets three days a week. Third Hour Concert Band will perform at State and National Competitions, Community Events, Pep Sporting Events and Local Concerts.

Junior High Concert Band (M-F)
Is made up of 7th and 8th graders and meets 5th hour every day of the school week. They perform for Local Concerts, Pep Sporting Events, Memorial Day and Graduation.

Zero Hour Jazz Bands (M/T/TH/F)
7th-9th Graders that are interested in performing big band jazz at multiple concerts, festivals and competitions. These classes meet at 7:10 in the morning one day a week

Holiday Jazz Band (W)
This group is made up of elite jazz students of any age. It meets one day a week, at zero hour, in the fall. The group performs at multiple venues including The Mall of America, River Hills Mall and local events, providing great holiday jazz music.

First Hour Jazz Bands (T/TH)
Jazz I and II are made up of select 11th-12th grade students that are advanced in jazz performance. These are Cleveland's top performing groups. Both bands often perform at State and National Competitions, Community Events, and multiple local Concerts.

Third Hour Jazz Bands (T/TH)
Jazz III and IV are made up of select 9th-10th grade students that are advanced in jazz performance. These are performing groups. Both bands often perform at State and National Competitions, Community Events, and multiple local Concerts.

Choir (2nd Semester W)
Offered when there is interest - 7th-12th Graders choir, a performing group singing and performing one Spring Concert.

Erik Hermanson
Director of Bands CHS
507- 931-5953 ext. 1333
hermanson.erik@isd.391.org

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. Any student in grades 7-12 who are enrolled in an agricultural education course are eligible to be a member. Students participate in a wide variety of activities at the local, regional, state, and national level including conferences, conventions, camps, and contests. All events are student focused and student led. The National FFA Organization has a place for everyone- not only those who live on farms!

Jordan Kuehl & Madisyn Schuster
FFA Advisors
FFA@isd391.org

The National Honor Society (NHS) promotes positive school climate and provides opportunities to motivate all students to reach their greatest potential in school and in life while helping students be college and career ready.

Through NHS, the highest achieving students in grades 10-12 with a unique experience that provides a springboard to life with membership.

*Students at CHS with a cumulative grade point average above a 3.4 are scholastically eligible to submit activity forms for membership consideration.  The process of selecting new members occurs in the Spring of each academic year via the local Faculty Council and is followed by an Induction Ceremony which is required in order to complete membership.

*All official Cleveland chapter NHS information sent will come directly from the advisor/principal by CPS mail or official school email. Beware of any other attempts to get your student’s information or any fees!

NHS offers:

• Support for students and parents with college admission and financial aid planning, leveraging unique member-only resources and tools.

• Assistance in making the dream of higher education possible through the highly acclaimed NHS Scholarship program.

• Leadership development and student empowerment opportunities.

• An affinity for service, enabling students to make significant contributions to their schools and communities.

Bre Roberts
National Honor Society Advisor
roberts.bre@isd391.org

The High School Student Council is made up of students from grades 7-12. This group helps to create opportunities for connection and belonging, opportunities that positively affect school culture and climate which in turn creates young leaders. Working together to raise funds for schoolwide activities, including social events and special days throughout the school year is a big part of this group's focus. Some of our events include coffee and donuts on Friday mornings, Ghost Grams at Halloween, Candy Grams at Christmas, Valentine flowers and candy on Valentine's Day, Homecoming activity planning, Snow Week, and planning fun days for the students before school breaks. New members are always welcome! Reach out to Mrs. Strenke to learn about walk-on membership policies.

Madeline Strenke
High School Student Council Advisor
strenke.madeline@isd391.org

Elementary Student Council is an organization designated for 5th and 6th-grade student leaders who want to better the school environment and community. Members are selected by an application process and voted into officer roles. Council members help organize our school hygiene closet with donations from the salvation army, assist in PBIS incentives and activities, plan dress-up days and activities for homecoming and snow week, and plan elementary student dances. Elementary Student Council presents a unique opportunity for students to learn organization, leadership, and teamwork skills.

Shanna Roloff
Elementary Student Council Advisor
roloff.shanna@isd391.org