Student Activities
Each year, Episcopal has a robust offering of student-driven, student-centered, and student-led clubs, honor societies, and organizations. These groups afford students opportunities to explore interests and areas beyond the classroom. Typically, there are over 40 clubs that cover a large range of concentrations including leadership development, service, food, sports, and many others!
Each club, honor society, and organization has a student representative and faculty sponsor who lead these groups throughout the school year to achieve the goals of exposing students to new interests and experiences, collaborate with students with similar interests, and gain experience leading their peers.
Through clubs, honor societies, organizations, and events, EHS offers students opportunities to nurture their interests through inclusive and diverse experiences.
Student Council
We, the Student Council of Episcopal High School, promote the development of knowledge and good citizenship, to create a greater sense of responsibility and understanding, and to implement activities within the student body and faculty to create a community of respect.
Rocco M
"I want to make a difference that I have not seen happen much before in my grade. I love my classmates and getting to work with them and beside them."
– Rocco M., Class President (2027)
Richard A-Y
" I'm in Student Council because I enjoy making a positive impact on my school's community and ensuring everyone's voice is heard. I love each Tuesday morning meeting, working with a team that is positive and love creating meaningful experiences for students. The opportunity to lead and collaborate motivates me to keep striving."
– Richard A.-Y. (26) Student Body Vice President
Reede R
"I love how this is a tight group of people who can talk about school issues and all talk about all the different points of view."
–Reede R (27) Student Body Secretary
Clubs
Clubs at EHS are student originated, led, organized, and orchestrated. Clubs provide students with the opportunity to share and explore common interests, serve the EHS and greater community in varied ways, and build relationships with students and faculty.
2024-2025 Club Offerings
- African American Appreciation
- American Red Cross Club
- American Sign Language Club
- Aquaponics Club
- Art Club
- Art Car Club
- Baking Club
- Book Club
- Cancer Awareness Club
- Celiac Disease Awareness Club
- Charcuterie Club
- Chess Club
- Community Cares
- Comp Sci Club
- Cornhole Club
- Creative Writing Club
- Crochet Club
- Crumbl Cookie Club
- Culinary Club
- Cultural Design Club
- Current Events Club
- Earth Club
- EHS Academic Team
- EHS SWAG Club
- Entrepreneurship Club
- E-Sports Club
- Fashion in Literature Club
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
- Female Empowerment Club
- Formula 1 Club
- French Club
- Garden Club
- The Greek Culture Club
- Horsepower Club
- Houston 20 Junior Club
- Interior Design Club
- Investments Insights Club
- Jewish Heritage Club
- Junior Classical League
- Knights Connect
- Knights in Action
- Marine Bio Club
- Math Club
- Medical Careers Club
- Model UN Club
- Philosophy Club
- Podcast Club
- Poetry Club
- Psychology Club
- Quiz Bowl
- Reel Change
- Robotics Club
- Science Club
- Song and Music Appreciation Club
- Spanish Club
- Spirit Club
- STEM Club
- Texas Parks and Wildlife Club
- Theology Club
- Young Democrats Club
- Young Republicans Club
African American Appreciation
American Red Cross Club
Student Representative: Andrew Fertitta
Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. Thoman and Mrs. Williamson
Mission Statement: To empower students to make a meaningful impact in our community by promoting health, safety, and preparedness. Through volunteer work, educational programs, and emergency response initiatives, we aim to foster a spirit of humanitarianism, leadership, and compassion while supporting the lifesaving mission of the American Red Cross. Together, we are building a stronger, safer, and more connected future.
American Sign Language Club
Aquaponics Club
Art Club
Art Car Club
Baking Club
Book Club
Cancer Awareness Club
Celiac Disease Awareness Club
Charcuterie Club
Chess Club
Community Cares
Student Representatives: Gianna Lewis, Vanessa Reed, Keely Carr
Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Codrington
Mission Statement: Our mission is to help educate and spread awareness for big problems throughout our world today. Our club provides international education, not just local. We want to make an impact for all ehs students to be aware and help many organizations. We will also do many fun projects, raise money, and help out with world issues. #joincommunitycares
Comp Sci Club
Cornhole Club
Creative Writing Club
Crochet Club
Crumbl Cookie Club
Culinary Club
Cultural Design Club
Current Events Club
Earth Club
EHS Academic Team
EHS SWAG Club
Entrepreneurship Club
E-Sports Club
Fashion in Literature Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Female Empowerment Club
Formula 1 Club
French Club
Garden Club
The Greek Culture Club
Horsepower Club
Houston 20 Junior Club
Interior Design Club
Investments Insights Club
Jewish Heritage Club
Junior Classical League
Knights Connect
Student Representative:
Faculty Sponsor: Ms. Nevins and Ms. Tullos
Mission Statement: To foster a supportive and inclusive community that prioritizes mental health and well-being. We aim to create a space where students can openly discuss mental health challenges, access resources, engage in peer mentoring to promote resilience, and break the stigma of seeking help.
Knights in Action
Marine Bio Club
Math Club
Medical Careers Club
Model UN Club
Philosophy Club
Podcast Club
Poetry Club
Psychology Club
Quiz Bowl
Reel Change
Robotics Club
Science Club
Song and Music Appreciation Club
Spanish Club
Spirit Club
STEM Club
Texas Parks and Wildlife Club
Theology Club
Student Representative: Jordan Reed
Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Drexel
Mission Statement: To provide a relaxed space for students of all beliefs to explore theological questions and life’s big topics. We encourage open, respectful discussions on subjects like morality, human nature, science, faith, and more. Our goal is to share perspectives, foster understanding, and learn from one another
Young Democrats Club
Young Republicans Club
Honor Societies
EHS offers a variety of general and subject based honor societies for students to further explore their interests in academics and arts. Honor Societies at EHS are academically or arts based, each having application-based membership and selection process. For more information, please contact the faculty sponsor of the honor society.
- Computer Science National Honor Society
- International Thespian Society #3779
- Mu Alpha Theta
- National Art Honor Society
- National Chinese Honor Society
- National English Honor Society
- National French Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- National Honor Society for Dance Arts
- National Latin Honor Society
- National Science Honor Society
- Quill and Scroll
- Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica
- Tri-M Music Honor Society
Computer Science National Honor Society
International Thespian Society #3779
Faculty Adviser: Mr. Brock
Mission Statement: I promise to uphold the aims and ideals of the International Thespian Society. I am a student of theatre and excellence is my ideal. I promise to perform my part as well as I can; to accept praise and criticism with grace; to cooperate with my fellow Thespians and work for the good of the troupe; and to share my love of theatre.
Mu Alpha Theta
National Art Honor Society
National Chinese Honor Society
National English Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Honor Society
National Honor Society for Dance Arts
Faculty Advisers: Ms. Blake and Ms. Pfeifer
Mission Statement: To promote a desire for life-long learning in the field of dance, to encourage an understanding of, and an appreciation for, dance as an art form and develop knowledgeable audiences for tomorrow, and to identify honor students for nomination to the NHSDA artistic merit, leadership, and academic achievement award, one of the highest honor programs for dance in the United States
National Latin Honor Society
National Science Honor Society
Quill and Scroll
Faculty Adviser: Mr. Framel
Mission Statement: We encourage, support and recognize individual student initiative and achievement in scholastic journalism, regardless the medium.
Vision Statement: To recognize every student, through induction into the society, who meets the criteria established by the society.
Motto: Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye free.
Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica
Faculty Advisers: Ms. Alcala and Mrs. Toriello
Mission Statement: To recognize achievement in Spanish and Portuguese and to promote an interest in Hispanic and Brazilian studies.
Membership Requirements:
In order to remain a member in good standing, you must comply with the following requirements: Maintain good academic standing for the current school year, Attend all SHH monthly meetings, Be current in paying membership dues, and Participate in all SHH sponsored activities.
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Faculty Advisers: Mr. Ashby and Mr. Beam
Mission Statement: To open a world of opportunities for students who have shown themselves to be academically capable, musically gifted and who contribute to music at EHS. Through performance and community service, they will develop confidence, creativity, critical thinking, compassion, and a host of other leadership skills, equipping them to lead richer lives in service to others.
Students of Service (SOS)

SOS exists to encourage and facilitate the EHS community in living significant lives through service to others. Our aim is to educate the EHS community about the needs present both within our community and in the broader Houston community, and to inspire students to develop a lifelong passion for service.
SOS serves with four charities throughout the year on a regular basis as well as serving at a number of special events.
Knight Voices
Mimi B
EHS offers so many cool and unique clubs that cater to the interests of all different kinds of students. I personally have joined many clubs, and even started my own, which has allowed me to form so many new friendships with people of similar interests. The clubs at EHS truly offer something for everyone.
Class President (2026)
Himali W
Through both clubs and STUCO, you may meet and befriend people you never knew before. When we all know each other, I feel like it makes our community feel more connected, and it can enhance people’s experience at EHS. We stand out by our diverse community of staff and students, and STUCO and all our clubs are a great way to keep our community together and strong.
Class Co-Vice President (28)
Eleni G
As a STUCO officer, what I enjoy most about serving EHS is the opportunity to make a real impact on our school community. Whether it's planning events that bring people together or finding ways to make student voices heard, it's rewarding to know that our work helps create a more inclusive, spirited, and supportive environment. I love getting to partake in the events that make our community a family. Leading alongside such a passionate team has shown me how powerful student leadership can be.
Class Co-Vice President (2027)
Olivia B
I am a member of clubs at EHS because they are places I can meet other people with common interests while learning new things about myself and others. Through clubs like the Art club, FCA, and Baking club, I've been able to foster new friendships and build new skills while getting to explore my interests.
Class Co-Vice President (2027)