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Clubs

Clubs & Organizations at HSLJ

At the High School for Law & Justice, students have the opportunity to grow their interests, build leadership skills, and connect with peers through a variety of clubs and organizations.

⚖️ Criminal Justice Pathway Clubs

  • Police Explorers – Mrs. Johnson

  • Mock Trial – Mrs. Clark

🧠 Legal Studies Pathway Clubs

  • Teen Court – Mr. McCabe

  • Mock Trial – Mrs. Clark

  • Debate Club – TBD

💼 Career & Academic Clubs

  • Business Professionals of America (BPA) – Mrs. Franklin

    • Offers one-on-one tutoring for students

  • National Honor Society (NHS) – Mrs. Bovell

🎭 Arts, Culture, & Special Interest Clubs

  • Alma Latina – Mrs. Hernandez

  • Theatre Club – Ms. Davis

  • Cinema Club – Mr. Bourgeois

  • Photography Club – TBA

  • Creative Writing Club – Mr. Staskiel

  • Art Club – Mrs. Garza

  • Chess Club – Mr. Sifuentes

  • Black Student Union (BSU) – Ms. Davis

  • Garden Club – TBD (Sponsor to be confirmed)

❤️ Service & Leadership Clubs

  • Community Service Club – Mrs. Bovell

  • Ambassadors – Mrs. Franklin

    • Supports events, leads tours, and promotes school spirit

  • Special Events & School Spirit

    Charity Basketball Game
    Each year, the HSLJ girls’ and boys’ basketball teams face off against Houston Police Department officers in a friendly, high-energy charity basketball game. This event builds community relationships and raises awareness for a great cause.

    Spirit Week (Hosted by Cheer Team)
    Leading up to the game, the Cheer Team hosts a themed Spirit Week, where students dress out each day according to different themes. The week ends with a Best Dressed Contest, and winners receive a prize!

  • 🏈 Homecoming Week & PowderPuff Game

    Homecoming Week is a spirited and fun tradition at HSLJ!

  • The Ambassadors lead the weeklong Spirit Week, where students dress out according to daily themes and compete for Best Dressed prizes.

  • The celebration ends with our annual PowderPuff Game, where HSLJ girls compete in a friendly flag football game against another high school, and the boys take over as the cheerleaders!

  • It’s a fun and memorable way to bring our Eagle community together and show off our school pride.