Activities

3D Modeling Club helps teach students the basics of 3D modeling and gives students with existing capabilities a place to express their creativity through 3D design in Blender, a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software.

Faculty Advisor: Steve Burns

A Second Set of Hands works with local families going through a cancer diagnosis/treatment to focus on the core value of family. Additionally, we work with multiple local hospitals and organizations to host fundraisers and service projects throughout the year to help cancer patients.​

Faculty Advisor: Alexis Swinehart

ACS ChemClub provides fun, authentic and hands-on opportunities for members to experience chemistry beyond what is taught in the classroom, learn about study and career opportunities in the many and varied fields of chemistry, and discover and pursue connections within the larger chemistry community.

Faculty Advisor: Kasey LaMon

Action Earth is an environmental club that meets once or twice a month in school (or on zoom) with additional out of school events such as fundraisers, energy expositions, and park cleanups.

Faculty Advisor: Karen Trozzo

Students can flourish and achieve their greatest successes when they feel supported, heard, encouraged, and safe. AFSE is a club focused on creating this kind of environment for students, encouraging them, and equipping them with the knowledge and strength to identify and pursue their passions. Through transparent, student led dialogue, students can understand each other’s beliefs and mindsets to support each other in change and growth.

Faculty Advisor: Golaleh Daryoush

Advocate for Animals promotes the welfare and well-being of animals in the community that have been forgotten and abandoned. This club raises awareness of animal rights.

Faculty Advisor: Angelique DiRocco

Faculty Advisor: Robert King

The Ancient Greek Club is for students who love ancient Greek Language and mythology. We will prepare for the medusa myth exam, discuss ancient Greek language, history, philosophy and art. Possible trips to museums and Greek restaurants.​

Faculty Advisor: Donal McGay

We research a topic that relates to cutting-edge medical procedures and technologies. Ultimately, we create a collaborative presentation to be shown to at Bryn Mawr hospital alongside several other local schools, to a panel of doctors and medical professionals. Group awards are given out to school teams for a variety of criteria.​

Faculty Advisor: Jeffrey Thomas

The mission of RHS's Art Club is to enhance the Radnor community through the arts. ​

Faculty Advisor: Jason Koons

The Asian Culture club allows for the gathering of the Asian population through events such as an annual Chinatown trip, game nights, and movie nights.

Faculty Advisor: Yen-Whei Shih

The purpose of ASL Club is to raise the awareness of people with hearing problems and learn American Sign Language together with club members. We want to serve people with auditory concerns.​

Faculty Advisor: Tatyana Oksyuk

Faculty Advisor: Heather Spindel

Badminton Club is for students who enjoy playing non-competitive badminton.

Faculty Advisor: Mike Busza

Band council is composed of elected officers who are in charge of service events that would benefit the overall community.​

Faculty Advisor: Dan Drew

Battle of the Books is a club that focuses on creating literacy and the enjoyment of reading. By collectively reading a number of books ranging from science fiction to classics, students bond as a group and explore their passion for reading and discussing works of literature.

Faculty Advisor: Alexis Swinehart

Best Buddies International is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).​

Faculty Advisor: Maureen Ertle and Melisa Civitella

BSU focuses on engaging in courageous discussions around diversity, equity, and inclusion. The club also seeks to educate and empower all members of the RHS community, provide a voice and proactive steps for social justice, and hold forums to foster appreciation, value, and acceptance.

Faculty Advisor: Keturah Duncan

Faculty Advisor: Danielle Staiber

The purpose of The Caged Dove Project at Radnor High School is to educate ourselves on wrongful convictions and the flawed laws which led to their conviction. We fundraise to support their work and ultimately be a part of a large organization to raise awareness and help learn how to create change where needed in legislation.​

Faculty Advisor: Aaron Kim

Care 4 Cancer holds fundraisers, donations, and make cards for Lisa's Army. We also, make a direct impact on someone's life with a meaningful gesture.​

Faculty Advisor: Robert King

The purpose of Care for Coral is to educate students on the current state of coral reefs worldwide, their overall importance, how they support the ocean’s ecosystem, and what our world would look like without them.

Faculty Advisor: Aaron Kim

The purpose of this club is to provide hospice patients, especially veterans with care. This includes running food drives, item drives, and making cards for patients.

Faculty Advisor: Tom Ryan

Chess Club is for students to gather to play chess.

Faculty Advisor: Claudia Silverman

Children’s Heart Club raises awareness of congenital heart defects (CHDs) as well as take part in service projects to help families with children who have congenital heart defects. We also raise money for the annual Children’s Heart Foundation Congenital Heart Walk.

Faculty Advisor: Ed Ruby

Color Guard/Indoor Guard supports music and movement for students’ expression at football games and competitions.

Faculty Advisor: Maria Drew

CommUNITY is dedicated to raising awareness within the Radnor High School community on various issues. The club supports various organizations that already exist through fundraising events and volunteering.

Faculty Advisor: Dan Drew

Competitive Debate Club allows students to participate in competitive debate tournaments against other schools in statewide competitions.

Faculty Advisor: Steve Burns

Cradles to Crayons works to support the Cradles to Crayons organization in its mission to provide children from birth through age 12, living in homeless or low-income situations, with the essential items they need to thrive both at home, school, and play. ​

Faculty Advisor: Amy Wildey

Faculty Advisor: Aracelis Perez

The goal of Cure SMA Club is to raise money for the Cure SMA Foundation and research towards finding a cure for SMA and to honor Peter Henkel by spreading kindness and his message of "take the ramp”.

Faculty Advisor: TJ Neary

Days for Girls makes sanitary products for women and girls in developing countries. The club also provides education to both men and women about their bodies in developing countries.

Faculty Advisor: Alexis Braunfeld

Drum line are students called into action to support community organizations when events are put on. They act as the entertainment through their drumming skills.​

Faculty Advisor: Dan Drew

The goal of creating the Esports club is to diversify athletic and competitive opportunities for students. It offers students a platform to engage in safe, competitive gaming, which promotes teamwork, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills.​

Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Hervada

The world is a complicated place. We attempt to determine the most ethical ways to resolve this complexity. It takes a lot of thinking and careful explanation, and we compete with other schools to see who does it the best! We have been regional champions in the past. No experience necessary. Come and try it out!​

Faculty Advisor: Carl Rosin

The Euterpe Music Club at Radnor seeks to create opportunities for songwriters and musicians to share musical ideas, to perform original compositions and arrangements, and to record these compositions.  Euterpe is open to both students and staff who are interested in original music composition, performance, and recording. Euterpe (pronounced “ay-oo-TARE-pay”) was one of the nine Greek Muses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne (goddess of memory), who gave divine inspiration to artists and poets.  Euterpe was the Muse of Lyric Poetry.​

Faculty Advisor: Donal McGay

As Radnor's creative outlet, Facets is a creative writing magazine that includes poetry, short stories, scripts, and any kind of visual artwork.

Faculty Advisor: Aaron Kim

FCA forms a strong group of athletes looking for a Bible study and a way to meet their religious standpoints with their athletic sport.

Faculty Advisor: Drew Krupp

Film Club allows students who enjoy films to come together to watch and discuss them as a group.

Faculty Advisor: Vincent Ridley

The Finance and Venture Capital Club learns about finance, has guest speakers, and engages in competition. Members build their knowledge about finance to develop strong critical thinking, teamwork, leadership, and communication skills.

Faculty Advisor: Todd Miller

Forensic Sciences Club introduces students to the world of forensic science through activities, guest speakers, and presentations.

Faculty Advisor: Wendy Greenawalt

The French Club gives students a chance to learn more about French language and culture outside of the classroom. It will also be an opportunity to react more with classmates and to have fun.

Faculty Advisor: Corinna Segal

FBLA provides innovative leadership development programs to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship. Students learn about how to be a business leader in today’s society.

Faculty Advisor: Charles Horner

German/Deutsch Culture Club strives to help teach the students at Radnor about the culture of Germany and to help students in the German curriculum to learn more about the language that they are studying.

Faculty Advisor: Yen-Whei Shih

A fun, athletic outlet for those who want to join. The club is being formed so people who are interested in pickle ball can have an occasional friendly competition and exercise playing pickle ball. The objective is to share the fun experience playing pickle ball, and to get others involved in the sport.

Faculty Advisor: Mike Busza

Grub for Pups is dedicated to supporting local dog shelters by providing them with food and any resources they need through a series of fundraising activities.

Faculty Advisor: Kathy Pearsall

The Hidden Opponent brings awareness to student athlete mental health, as Radnor has both rigorous academics and competitive athletics. We use this non-profit to donate to research, while also hosting speakers and workshops to help students and faculty better understand the brain and mental toughness involving sports and academics.

Faculty Advisor: Amy Roseland

Radnor's academic quiz competition team. Compete with schools across Delaware county. Various subjects to choose from: Art history, American History, Math, Physics, chemistry, and more!

Faculty Advisor: Bob Spear

Faculty Advisor: TBD

Humans Helping Humans raises awareness of current humanitarian issues worldwide and to support those in need with fundraising activities.

Faculty Advisor: Claudia Silverman

The purpose of the IYNA Radnor Chapter is to provide students an opportunity to explore the field of neuroscience, discuss current issues in the field, and otherwise learn about how our brains work.

Faculty Advisor: Jennifer O'Rourke

The Jewish Student Association helps to unify all the Jewish students in Radnor High School through various fun after-school activities and service projects.

Faculty Advisor: Adam Isard and Renay Litz

The Knitting Club teaches students how to knit and crochet. The club's environment will be encouraging, calm, and positive. Our pieces are donated to homeless centers in our area.​

Faculty Advisor: Erik Barrett

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

We have a strong interest in supporting female authors and their stories. We aim to incorporate women authors and perspectives, fostering and more inclusive and diverse learning environment at Radnor High School.

Faculty Advisor: Golaleh Daryoush

Faculty Advisor: Larissa Console and Lexie Katz