Activities

Latin Club at RHS engages in many activities including preparing for the Medusa Myth Exam, National Latin Exam, potentially museum trips and Latin trivia competitions with nearby schools.​

Faculty Advisor: Donal McGay

LatinX Club creates awareness and exposes students of all races at RHS to the culture in the Spanish-speaking world. It promotes understanding of the people and diverse cultures of the many countries within Latin America while also encouraging the study of the Spanish language.

Faculty Advisor: Aracelis Perez

This club helps raise money for blood cancer patients and research with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Faculty Advisor: Kasey Lamon

The Linguistics Club aims to introduce and encourage an interest in studying linguistics within the Radnor High School community. This organization is dedicated to providing students with resources and support to explore the study of various languages and achieve fluency, while also aiming to host fun activities to help the students better their language.

Faculty Advisor: Yen-Whei Shih

This club was formed to involve RHS with the Make-A-Wish organization, which helps grant “wishes” for children with critical illnesses. The club works directly with the Make-A-Wish organization and will raise money to help the children involved with the program.

Faculty Advisor: Sierra Calaman

Math Club provides competitive mathematical experiences to highly talented math students.

Faculty Advisor: Tara Daley

MedAfford spreads awareness about the inability of many in the U.S. to pay for life-saving medications and will raise money to help aid those in need.​

Faculty Advisor: Ed Ruby

Medical Club gives our members more experience and knowledge on medicine to better prepare them for future careers. This is accomplished by the monthly schedule of lectures, service projects, and interaction with medical professionals that adhere to the monthly theme/medical field we choose to focus on.

Faculty Advisor: Joseph Funk

Model Congress gives students a chance to engage in a role-playing simulation of the United States congress. We attend two-three conferences a year – Washington, DC and Boston, MA. ​

Faculty Advisor: Lexie Katz and Joe Capone

Model United Nations is the premier club for engaging in geopolitical simulations and competitive intellectual discourse.

Faculty Advisor: Rick Dunbar and Bob Spear

The Mountain Bike Club is for people who like to go mountain biking, but don’t know anyone else to go with in a group. The Mountain Bike Club provides safety in numbers and progression for new riders and more experienced riders.

Faculty Advisor: Jeffery Thomas

Multicultural Club holds monthly country themed meetings where we unite students of different backgrounds through food, music, and games. Members help organize and run the high school’s annual multicultural potluck.

Faculty Advisor: Charlene Mastro and Kristin Mihaly

Muslim Culture Club allows students to learn diversities of the Muslim culture. Moreover, Muslims at Radnor will feel a sense of community where they can come together and share their holidays and joyous occasions.

Faculty Advisor: Ed Ruby

Note in a Tote delivers bags around Philadelphia to people in need. These bags will include items homeless people need every day. Things like toothbrushes, toothpaste, reusable water bottles, granola bars, trail mix, maps of nearby homeless shelters, hats, gloves, and socks. Besides just products we wanted to put a personal touch on the bags. We add a little note in each of the bags to inspire and brighten the individual’s day just a little!​

Faculty Advisor: Jordan Fink

Orchestra Club helps to plan performances and community events, choose repertoire for concerts, and plan parties for the orchestra class.

Faculty Advisor: Tatyana Oksyuk

Photography Club develops valuable visual skills and brings students together through a shared passion for photography. This club offers a supportive environment for members to learn and explore their unique perspectives, enhancing both their artistic talents and their sense of community within the school.

Faculty Advisor: Aaron Kim

Members come together after school or during community period to play ping pong and make new friends.

Faculty Advisor: Michael Busza

Project Happiness was created for the wellness and happiness of our school and surrounding community to reduce stress, raise awareness, and promote inclusivity.​

Faculty Advisor: Ed Ruby

Students have the opportunity to share their acting skills in the fall play, improv, or as a member of the stage crew.

Faculty Advisor: Brian Dietzler

Members learn the policies and procedures of the financial markets through hands-on activities including competitions.

Faculty Advisor: Todd Miller

Radnor Community Musicians members bring the pleasure of music to those who might not be able to attend events to hear it. We meet monthly or bimonthly at various retirement homes.

Faculty Advisor: Dan Drew

Radnor Entrepreneurship Club teaches students how they can start their own business and give them an opportunity to brainstorm their own ideas for their businesses.

Faculty Advisor: Todd Miller

Radnor’s Future Filmmakers offers opportunities for artists, writers, directors, actors, sound designers, cinematographers, and video editors to collaborate and produce short films.

Faculty Advisor: Molly Fuhr

Radnor Garden Club—Can You Dig It? was formed to provide RHS students with an opportunity to cultivate plants and vegetables.

Faculty Advisor: Joseph Funk

The purpose of Radnor Geography Club is to compete in the International Geography Bee/Regional competitions, learn/teach geography, and enjoy playing Geoguesser, Worlde, and other geography related games.​

Faculty Advisor: Yen-Whei Shih

Radnor Investment Group allows students to have the opportunity to work collaboratively with one another and identify investment opportunities and strategies that will generate returns. The club’s goal is to help our members understand how to manage their investments, but more importantly, to create a Radnor investment community that club members can tap into now and when they apply to college/jobs.

Faculty Advisor: Chris Monahan

Our goal is to register all eligible voters at Radnor High School. We envision a democracy where every person has the desire, the right, the knowledge, and the confidence to participate. We believe in the power of women to create a more perfect democracy. The League is proud to be nonpartisan, neither supporting nor opposing candidates or political parties at any level of government, but always working on vital issues of concern to members and the public.​

Faculty Advisor: Ed Ruby

Radnor Lifting Club aims to encourage students to engage in physical activity, ensure students use proper and safe form when exercising, help students feel comfortable in a lifting environment, and help students achieve their personal fitness goals.

Faculty Advisor: Larry DiSipio

Radnor MRR refurbishes old school computers to give to community members who do not have access or means to access the necessary technology for today’s world.

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Radnor Robotics competes in the VEX Robotics Competition using the V5 Robotics System. The team meets all year. The fall is the build season for the robot and competition season is usually from January to March.

Faculty Advisors: Ken Delaney and Drew Krupp

Radnor Ski and Snowboard Club gets more students out on the slopes and enjoying the winter season. Members go on 2-4 ski/snowboard trips in the Pocono Mountains per winter. This gives students the opportunity to go skiing or snowboarding with their classmates that they wouldn’t have otherwise.

Faculty Advisor: Molly Fuhr

The Radnorite presents the news of Radnor High School and the District to the students of Radnor.

Faculty Advisor: Rick Dunbar 

RAMA allows students to come together and learn about the meaning behind our favorite music and gain stronger connection to the music that has shaped so much of our world.​

Faculty Advisors: Tatyana Oksyuk and Dan Drew

RHS Sailing Club offers the opportunity for students to learn to sail and to offer those students that already sail to compete at the high school level.

Faculty Advisor: Lexie Katz

Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Promise Club is the youth leadership initiative of Sandy Hook Promise. This club spreads awareness and educates students on how to prevent violence in the school setting. We engage in monthly activities as a club to create a safer, more positive school climate.

Faculty Advisor: Lexie Katz

SAGA is a safe space for LGBTQ+ people and allies to learn about identity and self-expression.

Faculty Advisor: Sierra Calaman

Speakup! brings youth, educators, and parents together for open, honest conversations about tough topics.​

Faculty Advisor: Alicia Alfonso

The purpose of RHS Student Ambassadors is to promote positive contributions to the RHS community through leadership in RHS events and service in school and greater community. RHS Student Ambassadors represent varied student groups within RHS and aim to continually encourage a positive RHS community climate.

Faculty Advisor: Amy Roseland

The executive branch of the student government consists of the Executive Director of Student Affairs (a senior), the Executive Vice President of Student Affairs (a junior), and two administrative assistants (one freshman and one sophomore). The class officers (president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer), two senators from each grade, and two student school board representatives make up the rest of the student council.

The student government facilitates communication within the school among the classes and between the students and the administration. Class officers are leaders of class activities.

Elections for all offices (except those in the freshman class) take place each spring. Freshman elections take place early in the fall. Students wishing to pursue a seat on the student council submit petitions of support from classmates and prepare campaign speeches that they deliver at a town meeting. Primary and final elections determine representatives.

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Faculty Advisor: Kathy Pearsall

The Radnor Chapter of Students Helping Students pairs with the SHS organization to help Philadelphia students in need. We deliver supplies to our partner schools in South Philly and team up with classes for projects, tutoring, read alouds, and more. We make lunches every month for the Wayne food pantry.​

Faculty Advisor: Michelle Wetzel

The Student Technology Ambassador program is designed to contribute to the technology experience for teachers and students alike by serving as a liaison between them and the tech office. Students in this program can help teachers troubleshoot technology problems in class, offer tips and tricks to other technology users, assist students with tech issues during Lunch and Learn help centers, and provide valuable feedback and insight to the technology department on student and classroom experience.  ​

Faculty Advisors: Edna Simon and Jed Palmer

Faculty Advisor: Paul Wright

The purpose of this organization is to raise awareness and money for Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease research.​

Faculty Advisor: Jordan Fink

The Travis Manion Foundation Club supports the efforts of the Travis Manion Foundation. Activities to strengthen, reshape and push our community to be a better version of itself.​

Faculty Advisor: Amy Wess

Ukraine Relief Club unites students with the purpose of spreading awareness over Russia's violent occupation of Ukraine and organize fundraising activities that provide support to Ukrainian refugees seeking asylum in the area.​

Faculty Advisor: Robert King

Members participate in fun experiments and participate in the Olympiad exam.

Faculty Advisor: Joseph MacNamara

USAPhO allows students to register for and take the F=ma and USAPho series of exams at Ranor High School, the largest and most prestigious high school physics tests in the nation.

Faculty Advisor: Meridyth Tyson

The Women’s Empowerment Group empowers the voices of future female leaders.

Faculty Advisor: Adam Isard and Jessica Verguldi-Scott

Faculty Advisor: Todd Miller

The mission of Young Republicans is to unite republican students at the high school, encourage students to understand issues, use our resources to help the community, and share our vision as young students for the future of this country.

Faculty Advisor: Todd Miller

Youth and Government promotes greater knowledge of the inner workings of our state government through experiencing working in the state capitol building during Model Conventions as legislator, attorney, lobbyist, or a journalist.

Faculty Advisor: Lexie Katz