Activities

ASA or After School Academics is held every Tuesday & Thursday from 3:20-4:15 PM throughout the school year to offer students extra support in any class and provides a quiet place to study/work on schoolwork. It is especially helpful for student needing extra help in math as the sponsor is an Algebra 1/Algebra 2 teacher, Mrs. McFadden. There is a late but available at 4:20 afterwards. All students are welcome, there is no need to “sign up” but attendance is taken.

For more information, contact Caitlin McFadden. 

Jobs for America's Graduates - This class prepares students for successful futures through employer engagement, project based learning, and teaching resiliency. Community service is required. A completed application and interview are needed prior to acceptance/enrollment.

For more information, contact Dana Chance. 

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a prestigious high school club that recognizes students for their academic excellence, leadership, service, and character. NHS members actively engage in community service, develop their leadership skills, and uphold strong moral values. It provides a platform for students to excel academically, serve their communities, and embody the principles of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.

For more information, please contact Caitlin McFadden.

ROX - Ruling Our Experiences is a program for girls 9th grade & 11th grade. Each group will take 15 girls.

They will meet on Tuesdays at the end of 3rd hour and through Cardinal advisory. They cover leadership, self esteem, self defense, communication, and careers. This group requires an application. 

For more information, contact Lisa Moffitt or Susan DeVoe. 

Founded in 1984, Science Olympiad is a STEM competitive group that provides challenges to students in all 50 states. The Eudora team competes in 23 events with partners in events related to life science, earth science, chemistry and physics, engineering and building. Eudora has successfully competed at the state meet since 2015.

For more information, please contact Barbie Grado or Morning Pruitt. 

For more information, contact Jim Barnard or Lillian Richards. 

SkillsUSA is a national career and technical student organization (CTSO) that serves students enrolled in career and technical education programs. It aims to empower students to become world-class workers, leaders, and responsible citizens. SkillsUSA achieves this through career and technical education programs, leadership development, and skill competitions.

For more information, contact Scott Lickteig.

EHS Student Council is an organized group of students elected by their peers to represent the student body and work on their behalf. The council consists of a group of students who hold different positions or roles within the organization and meet regularly to discuss important issues, plan events, and make decisions that benefit the student body. The council members work collaboratively to address concerns, improve the school environment, and foster a sense of community and inclusivity at Eudora High School. For more information, please contact Eric Magette.

The Bible Study Club is a student-led group that provides a positive, respectful space to explore the teachings of the Bible and how they connect to our daily lives. We meet to read, discuss, and reflect on scripture together, encouraging one another in faith and personal growth. All students are welcome—whether you are new to the Bible, have studied it before, or are simply curious. Our goal is to build community, ask questions, and support each other in learning and living with purpose.

For more information, contact MaryJo Swann. 

Cardinal Calculators is the EHS math club. This group isn't just about challenging math problems but about having fun while bettering ourselves at mathematics. Sometimes we host local competitions (Math Spelling Battle, Math Madness) and sometimes we travel to college campuses to participate in their math competitions. Whether you love math puzzles, want to sharpen your skills, or enjoy the excitement of competition this club is for everyone at EHS.

Competitions we've attended include:

• Emporia Math Day
• Washburn Math Day 
• Pitt State Math Honor Day

For more information, please contact MaryJo Swann. 

Cardinal Clays is a High School trap shooting team competing against 159 other KS high schools. The team promotes safety, fun, marksmanship and gives student athletes who do not want to participate in traditional school sports an opportunity to earn their high school athletic letter.

For more information, please contact Caleb Lewis.

The mission of the Eudora High School Cardinal Corps is to positively impact the culture of EHS by empowering students to become leaders within their school, district, and community. With a primary focus on fostering and enhancing positive relationships, the Cardinal Corps aims to strengthen four key student connections at EHS: student-to-building, student-to-student, student-to-teacher, and student-to-community. One of the fundamental goals of the Cardinal Corps is to assist and support other groups in achieving success. The Cardinal Corps welcomes any student who desires to help others achieve their goals. The Corps collaborates with various entities, including STUCO, all sports teams, music, plays, cheerleading, dance, clubs at EHS, EHS teachers, EHS administrators, USD 491, and the city of Eudora.

For more information, please contact Dr. DeWitt. 

Cardinal Cycling Club, Full Send Since 2018, is working towards a recovery year after having taken some time off. This group typically meets off-campus to ride local bike trails or paths and community spaces, including the Lawrence River Trails, Lexington Lake Trails, and the Baker Wetlands. "Members" can join on rides as they are communicated throughout the school year and can even borrow a bike from the fleet the middle school houses since they were acquired through a mutual grant application for middle and high school use.

For more information, please contact Scott Keltner.

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a national organization for high school, middle school, and college students interested in careers in business. It's the largest career and technical student organization in the world, with over 200,000 members. FBLA aims to develop students' leadership skills, business knowledge, and career readiness through various programs and events.

For more information, please contact Angie Brown.

The Future Farmers of America (FFA) is a dynamic youth organization that prepares students for leadership and careers in the agricultural industry. Through hands-on experiences, classroom instruction, and leadership development activities, FFA members learn valuable skills in agriculture, leadership, and personal growth. Our FFA chapter offers exciting opportunities for students to explore diverse aspects of agriculture, build lasting friendships, and make a positive impact in our community. 

For more information, please contact Kylie Deay. 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) encourages athletes of faith to come together in a relaxed atmosphere to discuss and study the Bible, God, and how to live out our faith and other topics that affect our school and community. "Food and Fellowship' meetings are held monthly. In addition to meetings, FCA also adopts a local family for Christmas each year.

For more information, please contact Kyle Deterding. 

HOSA, Health Occupations Students of America, is a global student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services and several federal and state agencies. HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA aims to enhance the delivery of quality healthcare by providing opportunities for students to develop knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities related to healthcare careers. 

For more information, contact Danielle Young or Eric Magette. 

International Club aims to promote global awareness by providing insight into cultures celebrated throughout the world and the vastness of the human experience. Students involved in the International Club learn about different ways of life, food, music, language, tradition, and more through a mix of club meetings, guest speakers, outreach projects, and field trips.

All EHS students are welcome to join by emailing Katelyn Kellerman or Anna Jackson. 

The Off-Season Conditioning Club meets Monday through Thursday 3:30-4:30pm to help student-athletes prepare for their upcoming sports season. Sessions focus on building speed endurance, speed, agility, and jump training, while reinforcing proper technique and injury prevention. Open to all students, sports and skill levels, this program is designed to give athletes a competitive edge and enter their next season in peak condition.

Fall: Starts in September until November 17

Winter: Starts January until March 2

For more information, contact Scott Russell. 

The EHS Powerlifting Club trains four mornings per week (6:30-7:20am), focusing on the core lifts of squat, bench press, and clean. Athletes work on developing strength, technique, and competition readiness through structured training sessions. The club participates in Saturday meets throughout the season, giving lifters the opportunity to test their progress, represent Eudora High School, and compete against other schools. All experience levels are welcome—from beginners learning proper form to advanced lifters chasing personal records.

Will start late November until early March. 

For more information, contact Scott Russell.