Clubs
Common clubs at RHHS
- National Honor Society
- Beta Club
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We look forward to serving and learning with you in the Rock Hill High chapter of the National Beta Club! The National Beta Club is the nation’s largest independent, educational, non-profit youth organization. Our chapter not only upholds the values of scholarship, leadership and service, but we also aspire to be role models of good citizenship and school spirit for Rock Hill High.
Members of the Beta Club participate in service hours offered both inside and outside of schools through youth organizations and other district educational opportunities. They also have the opportunity to participate in regional-, state- and national-level competitions and conventions to enhance their skills as a scholar and leader.
If a student meets all qualifications listed in the constitution and by-laws, he/she will remain an active member of the club throughout the school year.
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- B.E.S.T club
- Acknowledging the curiosity of the human mind and the inquisitiveness of future innovators, Bearcats Exploring Science & Technology (B.E.S.T) was designed to give students the engine needed to propel their investigation for the natural world. As members of B.E.S.T., students are required to find answers to their inquiry by using scientific methods. Upon finding conclusions, students share and publish their results in form of presentations to their peers. Discussions and deliberations are generated to further understand scientific findings which leads to advancement of knowledge. In addition to scientific investigation, B.E.S.T. encourages its members to give back to the community by volunteering service to communal work. Most importantly, B.E.S.T. strives to provide the student body with a healthy environment in which students can learn, investigate, and communicate scientifically.
- Acknowledging the curiosity of the human mind and the inquisitiveness of future innovators, Bearcats Exploring Science & Technology (B.E.S.T) was designed to give students the engine needed to propel their investigation for the natural world. As members of B.E.S.T., students are required to find answers to their inquiry by using scientific methods. Upon finding conclusions, students share and publish their results in form of presentations to their peers. Discussions and deliberations are generated to further understand scientific findings which leads to advancement of knowledge. In addition to scientific investigation, B.E.S.T. encourages its members to give back to the community by volunteering service to communal work. Most importantly, B.E.S.T. strives to provide the student body with a healthy environment in which students can learn, investigate, and communicate scientifically.
and many others!