The club runs food drives, tree plantings, a blood drive, clothing drives and fundraising for charitable organizations. The club seeks to greater reach our local and regional areas. The overall goal of the club is to encourage student interest in computer technology by involving them in both training and maintenance chores. Typically, students will buddy with a faculty or staff member and train him or her on software such as database, spreadsheet or slideshow applications. Also, they are able to teach the staff to use the scanner and Internet capabilities as well as the digital camera.
Students also attend field trips to computer-related industries or to tour labs at universities.
Finally, members have visits from professionals in the field to discuss careers and training. Suggest a related link. The Conflict Mediation Peer Program provides an opportunity for students to settle their own conflicts. Over 20 students were trained in the art of mediation in order to be able to serve the student body at the high school. This is a necessary part of student life because there will always be some conflicts, but the team is prepared to show how they can be resolved peaceable.