This is a social and cultural club that focuses on Japanese animation and culture. This club provides students with an opportunity to be with friends and discuss current trends in anime. At most meetings we will watch and review both old and new anime.

Advisor: M. Petze

It is not necessary to be in an art class to join the Art Club. Students will have the opportunity to work with a variety of materials in a studio setting. Be creative, meet new friends and improve your art portfolio.

Advisor: Filipe Miguel

The club is open to all students who have an interest in video production. Video equipment, software training, and studio use are just a few of the benefits of becoming a member. Broadcasting club also shoots the many live productions like sporting events and drama productions that happen through out the year. All productions created by broadcasting club will be run on Channel 22.

Advisor: A. Farrell

Affiliated with the Massachusetts and National JCL, this school-based chapter acts as a social organization for students interested in ancient Latin or Greek as well as ancient history and culture.  It sponsors several activities throughout the year, eg. Classics Day, a December field trip to Boston University for lectures and skits, and the State JCL Convention, a gathering of over 500 Latin and Greek students from all over MA scheduled for spring.  Convention delegates compete in academic, artistic and athletic contests over 3 days while meeting new friends from all over New England.

Advisor: V. Miklosky

The mission of the Best Buddies Club is to provide opportunities for high school students to be matched in a one-to-one friendship with fellow students who have disabilities. The students should make a commitment to their buddy. They will engage in weekly contacts such as a phone call, a written note or lunch in the cafeteria. At the beginning of the school year, the chapter president and advisors will focus on matching students with similar interests, such as reading, watching a movie, attending a school activity together, playing a game or just chatting. The entire chapter will help organize special events with support from the peer buddies and buddies.

Advisor: J. Watson

We are a no-pressure group who love to read and talk about books and have good snacks.

Advisors: L. Freedman and S. Morgan

Chess Club provides a unique opportunity to develop and reinforce chess playing skills, socialize, learn, and compete with other chess lovers. No experience is necessary. Improve your logic and reasoning aptitude while having fun and meeting new people.

Advisor: J. Brown

The National Chinese Honor Society (NCHS) was established in 1993 to recognize those accomplished high school students who study Chinese as a world language. The National Chinese Honor Society is a scholastic organization that promotes and recognizes students who demonstrate citizenship, leadership, and community service. The purpose of the National Chinese Honor Society is to encourage its members to become life-long learners in order to gain a better understanding of Chinese language and culture, as well as to play an active role as a contributing global citizen in the twenty-first century.

Advisor: B. Wu

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Advisor: J. Holland

Advisor: M. Kemp

DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Students meet weekly and attend regional and national competitions.

Advisors: B. Jansen and M. Maurice

The BHS Drama Club produces musical and nonmusical productions that can involve from 3 to 300 performers depending on the production. The Club often works with the community and local businesses. Any and all students are welcome, whether they are interested in being on the stage or behind it!  For more information, please email us! 

Advisors: M. Barth and J. Lariviere

The Fashion Club is a place where students interested in fashion, cosplay or wearable art can come together to work on extracurricular projects. You do NOT have to be in a fashion class to participate in the club and all club members are welcome to participate in the annual fashion show. As we approach spring, the club will help design and build the set for the fashion show. Mr. Blackington has teamed up with us this year to expand our fashion engineering possibilities into the realm of 3D printing. Students can learn to sew, 3D print cosplay armor, participate in the national Junk Kouture competition or learn to create fashion illustrations. 

Advisor: A. Butterfield