Clubs
- Interclub Council
- Amateur Radio and Electronics Club
- American Sign Language Club
- Arabic Club
- Archery
- Bearden Mentors
- Bearden Progressives
- BHS Art Guild
- BHS Improv Team
- Book Club
- Chess Club
- Climbing Team
- Club ONE - Multi-Cultural Students
- Code TN
- Creative Writing/Literary Club
- Debate Club
- DECA
- Environmental Club
- Ethics Team
- Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America - FCCLA
- Fashion Club
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes - FCA
- Fishing
- French Club
- Future Business Leaders of America - FBLA
- Future Educators of America - FEA
- Future Health "Medical" Professionals - HOSA
- Gay Straight Alliance - GSA
- German Club
- Hiking Club
- History Club
- History Honor Society - Rho Kappa
- Humanities Club
- Japanese Club
- Key Club
- Kindness Club
- Latin Club- TN Junior Classical League
- Math Honor Society - Mu Alpha Theta
- Model United Nations Club
- National Art Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- National Junior Honor Society
- Navy JROTC
- Prom Committee
- Radio controlled Rock Crawling Club- Remote control cars
- Robotics Club
- Senior Committee
- Student Government Association - SGA
- Teens for Christ Bible Club
- Ultimate Frisbee Team
- Virtual Enterprise
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ETHICS BOWL
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The High School Ethics Bowl (THSEB) is a program that provides students early exposure to critical thinking skills that will benefit them no matter what they do in their lives. It isn’t just about promoting a particular narrow area of interest, or promoting the humanities for the humanities sake. It is about helping students better understand not just their own views, but those of others. The THSEB helps students think more about how those value judgments are formed, and then when a disagreement crops up they can hopefully see that they should not immediately dismiss those who disagree with them.
Consequently, the THSEB is a discussion, not a debate. Teams are not required to choose opposing sides, nor is the goal to “win” the argument by belittling the other team or its position. The focus is on reasoning, rather than rhetoric, and has many benefits for student learning, including honing critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are proven to boost ACT and SAT scores and that are explicitly targeted by the TNCore standards. Additionally, the event encourages the consideration of perspectives beyond one’s own when making ethical judgments.
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University of Tennessee Ethics Bowl Page
This link to the Ethics Bowl governing body is in Facebook. It is designed by the University of Tennessee Humanities department.
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Sponsor: Anne Fine
Contact information: Anne.Fine@Knoxschools.org