Activities and Clubs
Being involved in school clubs and organizations can be one of the most memorable and enjoyable ingredients of the high school experience. Many former students look back over the years to realize that, because of their involvements in co-curricular activities, the high school years had become some of their most precious.
Don’t have regrets years from now…get involved…"CARPE DIEM" (Seize the Day)!
(Below you will find a short description of most of the organizations offered at KHS. If you want to know more, contact the advisor who is listed or inquire at the principal’s or counselor’s office.)
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Student Government consists of an Associated Student Body President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms and two Council Persons-at-large. These officers, elected each spring, along with each of the four class presidents, make up the executive council. The student council is comprised of an elected representative from each homeroom. You can get involved with student government by campaigning for the vote of your peers to become a homeroom representative or an executive council officer.
Advisor: Ms. Kelton Enich
ASB 20-21
Seniors
Mykenna Wood
Kaitlyn Williams
Madison Burns
Advisor: Sheppard
Juniors
Ally VanHose
Hailey Cheney
Darian Hill
Advisor: Enich and Yasen
Sophomores
Nate Turner
Jainah Helkey
Olivia Sawyer
Advisor: Yrjana
Freshmen
Madison Cheney, Avery Little, Reed Walcott, Brooke Benning
Advisor: Wickham
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP (NHS)
A prestigious national organization of student recognition dedicated to the ideals of scholarship, character service, and leadership. Membership is an honor, commitment and responsibility. The purpose of the Kellogg High School Chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, promote worthy leadership, and encourage the development of character. Members sponsor and conduct the annual Honor Society Awards Assembly and Induction Ceremony. In order to qualify, students must apply and be at least a sophomore, in attendance at least one semester, be more than six months away from graduation, and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.3. Qualified students are selected for NHS membership by a majority vote of the faculty council on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character.
Advisors:
Mr. Ream
2020-21 Officers:
President: Sierra Keele
Vice President: Kaitlyn Williams
Secretary/Treasurer: Rosie Campbell
Community Service Coordinator: Julia Palmer
Representative: Piper Ranio
Representative: Zoey Baker
Representative: Paige Scott
SPIRIT CLUB
Pep Club is open to all students for the promotion of school spirit at games.
Advisor:
BAND
Concert Band - Perform at all Home Football Games and most Home Basketball Games. You can also hear us in concert in December, March, and May as well as at many community events throughout the year.
Jazz Band - Perform a wide range of music and can be seen throughout the year in concerts, community events, and our Annual Swing Dance.
President - Zoey Baker
Vice President - Sierra Keele
Librarians - Izzy Desmarais, Akira Fine, Gracie Miller
Drum Major - Zoey Baker
Our website is https://sites.google.com/kelloggschools.org/band/home
Shad Frazier
Director of Bands
Kellogg School District
KMS (208) 784-1311
KHS (208) 784-1371
ROTC
Kellogg High School is proud to host one of the few Junior Reserve Officer Training programs for high school students in the state of Idaho. The main tenants of the ROTC program are leadership, discipline, and responsibility. Students incur no military obligation upon completion and can earn credits for P.E. or electives in addition to becoming better citizens. Extra-curricular activities offered by the program are Rifle Team, Physical Fitness Team and Drill Team. (Advisors: Major Petersen & Sergeant Major Smith).
The program was awarded the prestigious Naval Honor School distinction for the 2014-15 school year.
Cadet leadership for 2020-21
Cadet 2ndLt Gracie Miller
Cadet 1stSgt Levi White
KHS United
Information to follow soon.
Advisor:
SPORTS
Athletes need to be concerned with the IHSAA rule concerning eligibility:
"To be academically eligible for athletics, a student must be enrolled full-time and have received 24 passing grades and earn credits in at least five (5) * full-credit subjects, or the equivalency, in the previous semester or grading period for which credit is granted."
Note: This does not apply to incoming freshman of the fall semester only. * Also, students who are teachers’ aides and office aides need to be aware that they will only earn ½ of a credit.
Cheerleading (Coach: Mrs. Sawyer/person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine)
Football (Coach: Mr. Davidian)
Volleyball (Coach: Ms. Brunner/person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine))
Cross country (Coach: Sgt Maj Smith)
Soccer (Coach: Maj Petersen))
Basketball (Girl’s Coach: Ms. Jana Nearing/person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine)
Boy’s Coach: / person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine)
Wrestling (Coach: Mr. Scott Miller /person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine)
Baseball (Coach: John Heyn/person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine )
Softball (Coach: Mr. Turbak /person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine)
Track (Coach: Mr. Hoxie)
Golf (Coach: Simon Miller/ person to contact at KHS: Mr. LaFountaine)