Clubs

What we Do: We compete in bowling competitions throughout the year.

Sponsor: Mr. Jay Clark

Where we Meet: Mr. Clark's Classroom 

What we Do: Chem Club provides opportunities for sharing and promoting interest in chemical sciences/ to provide students with opportunities to develop communication skills, share career and technical training, and explore post-secondary opportunities within the field of chemistry. 

Sponsor: Mr. Bushdiecker

When and where we meet: We meet in A208 every Tuesday from 2:30-3:00.

What we do: Plan junior and senior level events that will occur throughout the school year. 

Sponsors: Katy Barrett (Class of 2026) and Ashley Eskridge (Class of 2027). 

We meet every 2 weeks from 2:30-3:00 and during iSTEM in Rooms B121 and A211. 

What we Do: Key Club is a student-led, community service-based club.  You can work together to make a difference in the local community. (And it looks great on a resume!)  We meet every other Tuesday in the CUBE.​​​​​​ Please visit our website. 

Sponsor: Ms.Denise Nettles

Where we Meet: Second Tuesday of each Month: 2:45-4:00.

What we Do: NHS is an organization funded in 1921 to recognize high-achieving students for their achievements in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.

Sponsor: Tiffany Chinchilla

Where we Meet: We meet the first Thursday of each month from 2:40-3:40 p.m. in the CUBE. 

What we do: Frontier Student Council looks to create a positive school community and encourage student engagement at Frontier STEM Academy. We invite all interested Frontier STEM Academy learners to come out and learn about our organization!

Sponsors: Larita Nunez & Allyson Hibdon

When and where we meet: We meet in the Green Room every other Wednesday starting on August 24^th at 2:45pm.

What we do: We meet during iSTEM to prepare for UIL competitive events in a variety of disciplines. 

Sponsor: Mr. Bushdiecker

Yearbook Club:

What we do: We plan create the school yearbook (includes cover, layout, theme, photography, and editing).

Sponsor: Mr. Shortes

When and where we meet: We meet in B129 every Tuesday from 2:45-3:30.

News Crew:

What we do: We Create weekly campus news broadcasts to inform learners of upcoming events, deadlines, and other campus information.

Sponsor: Mrs. Larita Nunez

When and where we meet: We meet in B206 (the Green Room) every other Monday from 2:45-3:45.

What is ASO?

The African Student Organization (ASO) is a student-led club that celebrates African culture, history, and heritage while promoting inclusivity and unity within our school community.

What does ASO do?

ASO hosts cultural discussions, showcases, and events that highlight African traditions and experiences. Members collaborate on activities that encourage learning, leadership, and school-wide engagement.

Who can join ASO?

ASO is open to all students at Frontier STEM Academy. You do not have to be of African heritage to join; anyone interested in learning about and celebrating African culture is welcome.

What is the mission of ASO?

The mission of ASO is to promote cultural awareness, celebrate diversity, and create a supportive community where students can connect, learn, and lead.

Why should students join ASO?

Students who join ASO will gain opportunities to:

• Connect with peers and build friendships

• Learn about African cultures and traditions

• Develop leadership and teamwork skills

• Contribute to a more inclusive school community