The Braille Club's major focus is philanthropic in that the membership provides braille material for younger students in the elementary school in the form of words to songs and reading books. The club was founded in direct response to students in Salem City who are experiencing visual problems that require different and varied means of communicating and receiving information from written words. Members work with braille materials, participate in school activities and take field trips to the Department for the Visually Impaired. The Business Club is a co-curricular organization that develops competent, aggressive business leaders. Through club and class work, students' confidence and skills are strengthened.
Social events help foster pride and school loyalty.
Leadership and promotion. With a variety of activities available throughout the year, Members have the opportunity and are encouraged to participate in order to create a well-rounded individual. The Career and Technical Honor Society recognizes outstanding scholastic achievement, skills in technology, leadership, honesty, responsibility and good character. All candidates are approved by the school administration and must meet local and national membership standards. Candidates minimum grade point average must be a 3.0 cumulative based on a 4.0 scale and be a member of the junior or senior class enrolled in a completer technology or career approved program.