Clubs
- Interclub Council
- Amateur Radio and Electronics Club
- American Sign Language Club -Sign and Dine
- Archery
- Bearden Mentors Visionary Program- MVP's
- BHS Art Guild
- BHS Improv Team
- Book Club
- Chess Club
- Climbing Team
- Code TN
- Creative Writing/Literary Club
- Debate Team
- DECA
- Environmental Club
- Ethics Team
- Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America - FCCLA
- Bearden Design Club
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes - FCA
- French Club
- Future Business Leaders of America - FBLA
- Future Educators of America - FEA
- Future Health "Medical" Professionals - HOSA
- Gaming Club
- Gay Straight Alliance - GSA
- German Club
- Hiking Club
- History Honor Society - Rho Kappa
- Japanese Club
- Key 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
- Project U
- Radio controlled Rock Crawling Club- Remote control cars
- Robotics Club
- Senior Committee
- Student Government Association - SGA
- Teens for Christ
- Ultimate Frisbee Team
- Virtual Enterprise
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ICC
Interclub Council
Interclub Council was established 1986 as a branch of Student Government to provide an equal voice for the clubs and activities at Bearden High school.
Interclub Council (ICC) hosted a club fair on September 9th as an opportunity for all Bearden students to investigate clubs Here is a virtual board with more information about clubs .Click here for more information about clubs
Club Fair occured September 8 & 9 in the West Mall. It normally occurs 3 weeks after school begins.
Each club at Bearden has a sponsor, club charter, and approval of the administration and the student leaders in Interclub council.
Interclub council, also known as ICC, has monthly meetings for clubs the first Friday of the month at 8 am in room 326 to share their proceedings and collaborate with other clubs. Each club may send one or two representatives.
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Having an approved charter allows Bearden Clubs:
- To Participate in Homecoming Queen Nominations
- Post Approved Fliers at School
- Have School Support
- Have a School Website
- Opportunities to collaborate with other school clubs
- Host events and club meetings at school
- To come together to support our community in times of crisis
If you are interested in chartering a new club you must:
- have administrative and club concil approval
- a completed club charter
- a club sponsor(s)
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Student Leaders:
Rachel Johnson - Interclub Council President
- Jr. President
School Coordinators- people you may find at the monthly meetings:
Angelia Ford- Contact - Angelia.Ford@Knoxschools.org
Mary Cate LeBouef
Meshon Crateau - School adminstrator for Clubs