This is our student government they enhance our school’s reputation by being visible and active in leadership. Their main goal is to develop school pride and positive communication among the students, faculty, and community. Alliance strives for excellence through leadership. Elections are held each spring.

Are you interested in Anime art? Come watch Anime films and join our discussions of this art form.

Students in these classes perform and compete in a variety of contests and events throughout the year. See registration guide for detailed descriptions of the classes available.

In the spring, there is a competitive tryout for our varsity and junior varsity cheerleading squad. They serve as a support group for many athletic and special events at school. The Cheer Squad generally performs throughout the events that they attend.

Chatfield offers a variety of choir classes. Students in these choirs perform at various events and competitions throughout the school year. See the registration guide for a detailed description of these classes.

Color guard is a group that is involved with the Marching Band. They audition in the spring for the upcoming fall season. The group performs with the band at all competitions and games. Flag work, dance and movement are all important parts of this group.

Participants in this organization assist in the PR of the Colorado Safe2Tell program working with the SRO.

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This is an organization of students who are interested in competitive forms of public speaking and performance. It includes debate, oratory, public speaking, and interpretations of literature, student congress and mock trial. Besides attending weekend competitions, they plan fun social events. Students from all grade levels may participate.

This club allows students who are interested in business and marketing to compete with other students at the district, state and national level in several different career interest categories. Students will have the opportunity to travel to conferences and too network for future career opportunities.

This is a year long problem-solving activity that culminates in a regional and state competition in early spring. Teams of seven members work with an adult coach outside of school in learning to think spontaneously and creatively.

This club is open to all students who enjoy the different aspects of the performing arts. Many members are involved in helping to stage our school productions.

This is a national business club that develops leaderships, fosters competition,participates within the community, and promotes social activities. The club is open to all students currently or previously enrolled in business classes in all grades.

This is a national organization for students interested in exploring careers in education. This organization is open to all students. Some of the things our chapter will be involved in include community service and tutoring.

Each spring Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to apply to be a freshman mentor.The freshman mentoring program was developed many years ago to assist freshman with the transition process into high school. This relationship helps the incoming freshman feel more comfortable and welcome at chatfield. Mentors attend weekly training sessions.

The Gay-Straight Alliance is a student lead and organized club to give everyone a safe place to turn. This club addresses the issue of discrimination and creates a safe environment to provide support for one another. The club will meet twice a month to discuss current events, serve as a support group, and participate in fun activities.

The International Thespian Society is a school honor society for the theatrical arts both technical and performance related. Students gain points for participation in after school activities and after 20 points are earned are inducted into Thespians. Thespians go to an annual Colorado Conference downtown usually in December and are allowed the honor of wearing cords at graduation.

Standing for "Kiwanis Educating Youth," this group is a service-oriented club with many activities and opportunities for volunteer work. There are many social events with lots of opportunities to make new friends with other KEY Clubs throughout the district. It is possible to letter through KEY Club participation.

Mr. Don Daniels and Mrs. Sarah Geer

If you are interested in learning to knit or do other crafts this is the club for you. Come get in touch with your creative side. The crafts that will be done will be determined by the interest of the group.

This is an organization that all students are welcome to join.  They work to create an understanding and appreciation for diversity in our community. Their meetings involve field trips, celebrations, discussions and presentations.

NHS is an honorary service organization for second semester sophomores, juniors and seniors. Membership is offered to academically qualified students who meet leadership, character and service requirements. Academic requirements are based upon different cumulative grade point averages for each class. Prospective members must also have completed ten hours of community service since beginning high school.

This group of students share a common interest in the Arts. Their purpose is to use their art skills in becoming an active participant in the Art Program and to utilize their skills in performing community service.

After taking journalism and going through an interview process, students are selected to be reporters for one of five sections: News, Editorials, Features, Center Spread, and Sports. They produce at least six issues per year. Editors-in-chief and section editors are responsible for the production and success of the paper. This is an elective class.

This is an opportunity for Juniors and Seniors who enjoy working with the sixth grade students and teachers at the outdoor lab school. This provides excellent opportunities to develop and practice leadership, teaching, and organizational skills as well as earn .5 credit or community service hours. See your counselor for more information.

The Pom Pom Squad is composed of young women that have gone through a tryout in the Spring and Fall. They serve as a support group for athletic and special events at school. Their dance routines are performed primarily during halftimes.

(Students Taking A New Direction): This group is open to all students who are committed to living a drug and alcohol free lifestyle. Their main focus is in working with younger students in our local elementary schools and middle schools in spreading a message of drug and alcohol free lifestyles. All students are welcome.

Members of this club work on STEP dance routines that may be performed at various school activities such as Freshman Orientation, Show Case and assemblies.

This youth organization is an integrated part of the world of work class within the family and consumer science program. The organization is nationwide, and enables students to learn leadership skills and to participate in a variety of activities throughout the school.

After an intense interview process and a display of their respective talents, students are selected to be writers, photographers, or computer experts. Editors from these three areas guide their staffs through deadlines. Each year, the yearbook staff will plan, organize, and publish a memorable book. This is an elective class.