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Sponsor: Mr. Carpenter
Room: 2707
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Competitive event where students participate in a series of academic challenges across various subjects.

Sponsor: Ms. Rasheed
Room: 1363
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Students with different levels of art skills will come together and do projects for either the school or community, they will also work on advancing their techniques, so they can better prepare for contests such as the Rodeo or VASE.

Sponsor:  Mr. Guevarra
Room:  2354
Meets:  Tuesday – 4:00
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To foster fellowship among the student body on the various customs and traditions from the different Asian countries represented on campus.

Sponsor: Ms. Bailes
Room: 2811
Meets:  Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – 4:00 (changes when needed)
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The ASL club will help educate students at FHS about American Sign Language and Deaf Culture with engaging resources, games, and activities.

Sponsor: Ms. Farmer
Room: 1430
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An educational program designed to help students develop the skills they need to be successful in college and beyond.

Sponsor: Mr. Allmond
Room: 1732
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The high school band program fosters musical excellence, teamwork, and school spirit through performance and education. Students develop instrumental skills, leadership, and camaraderie while participating in concerts, competitions, and community events.

Sponsor: Mrs. Carter
Room: Library
Meets:  Wednesday – 7:45
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The initiative of the club is to advocate reading and books of different genres to everyone.  It is to let people know that reading is fun and can be interesting to share with others.

Sponsor: Ms. Farmer & Ms. Eicke
Room: 1430 & 1367
Ms. Farmer Email
Ms. Eicke Email

The high school cheer program promotes school spirit, teamwork, and athleticism through dynamic performances and community engagement. Cheerleaders build leadership skills and confidence while supporting school events, sports teams, and competitions.

Sponsor: Mr. Carpenter
Room: 2707
Meets:  Tuesday – 4:00
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Studying and exploring practical applications of chemistry.  This will allow students with interests in chemistry, chemical engineering, and the like, to delve into applicable extracurricular topics of their own determination that will enrich their learning outside of the classroom. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Schwartz
Room: 1445
Meets:  Tuesday – 3:50
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The Foster High School Chess Club meets twice a month to give students a fun and supportive space to learn and enjoy the game of chess. During meetings, members practice strategic thinking, problem‑solving, patience, and sportsmanship as they play friendly matches and learn new techniques. Students also strengthen skills such as planning ahead, recognizing patterns, making thoughtful decisions under pressure, and reflecting on their choices to improve future gameplay. The club welcomes players of all experience levels and encourages collaboration, critical thinking, and a love of learning through the challenge of chess. 

Sponsor: Ms. Rodrigue
Room: 1704
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The high school choir program nurtures vocal talent, musical literacy, and artistic expression through diverse repertoire and performance opportunities. Students build confidence and community while showcasing their voices in concerts, competitions, and collaborative events.

Sponsor: Mrs. Dawson & Mrs. Koelzer
Room: 1512 & 1541
Leighann Dawson Email
Cheryl Koelzer Email

DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.

Sponsor: Mrs. Farmer
Room: 1447
Meets:  Wednesday – 3:55
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Everyone Living In The Excitement – to promote school spirit at school sponsored events.

Sponsor: Ms. Reyes-Gonzalez
Room: 2310
Meets:  Thursday – 4:00-5:30
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Expose Excellence Youth Program, founded by Fort Bend County District Attorney Brian Middleton, offers an after-school program focused on preparing youth to become leaders in their schools and communities. Weekly topics include leadership, conflict resolution, resume building, volunteering, advocacy, and professionalism.

Sponsor: Coach Tosch & Coach Macek
Room: 2354 & 1540
Meets:  Monday – 7:45
Richard Tosch Email
Ashly Macek Email

The mission of FCA is to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church.  The vision is to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.  Foster FCA encourage all athletes to attend morning meetings to join to join in worship.

Sponsor: Ms. Kizziah, Ms. Macek, & Ms. McCall
Room: 1554, 1540, & 1556
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Ms. Macek - Email
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The Foster FFA program empowers students through hands-on agricultural education, leadership development, and career readiness. Members engage in community service, competitions, and experiential learning that fosters responsibility, innovation, and teamwork.

Sponsor: Mrs. Carter
Room: Library
Meets:  Tuesday – 4:00
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The purpose of the club is to share knitting, embroidry, crochet projects, project-ideas, and learn crocheting/knitting techniques.  No crocheting or knitting experience is required to join. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Velasquez
Room: 1609
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The Foster Flairs combines athleticism, artistry, and school spirit through choreographed performances at games, competitions, and community events. Flairs develop discipline, confidence, and teamwork while expressing creativity through diverse styles and routines.

Sponsor: Ms. Crenshaw
Room: 2809
Meets:  Wednesday – 3:50
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French Club hosts engaging activities which allow students to learn about French and French-speaking cultures without necessarily being in French class or being fluent in the language.

Sponsor: Mr. Herbst
Room: 2705
Meets:  Wednesday – 7:50
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The Foster Green Club inspires environmental stewardship and sustainability through student-led initiatives, education, and community outreach. Members take action on issues like recycling, conservation, and climate awareness to promote a greener future.

Sponsor: Ms. Kaspar & Ms. Teague
Room: 2312 & 2123
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Ms. Teague Email

HOSA’s mission is to empower members to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.

Sponsors: Ms. Walker
Room: 1449
Meets:  Thursday – 3:50-4:30
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The purpose of this club is to better educate members on possible career paths and help expose the student body to various industries and their cultures. Our goals are to learn, apply, and grow. We provide FHS with a great opportunity to refine career choices and learn about our community.

Sponsor: Mrs. Rasheed
Room: 1216
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The Journalism Club gives students the opportunity to develop their writing, reporting, photography, and media production skills while covering school and community events. The club fosters creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking while giving students a voice and helping them keep their school community informed.

Sponsor: Ms. Gonzalez
Room: 2310
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The high school Law Enforcement Club introduces students to careers in public safety. Members develop leadership, teamwork, and civic responsibility while exploring law enforcement procedures, ethics, and service.

Sponsor: Ms. Rasheed
Room: 1363
Meets:  Friday – 4:00-4:30

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Promotes community faith and cultural awareness by uniting Muslim students while teaching all students about Islamic faith.

Sponsor: Mrs. King
Room: 2453
Meets:  Thursday – 7:45
Ashley King Email

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a nationwide organization that recognizes high school students for their outstanding achievements in scholarship, leadership, service, and character, encouraging them to continue their commitment to excellence and community involvement.

Sponsor: Mrs. Kaspar
Room: 2312
Meets:  Thursday – 6:00 PM
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We aim for Pickleball Club to be a social outlet for students to come together for pickleball socials. We want to bring students and friends together to meet new people and have a good time!

Sponsor: Mr. Luna
Room: 1450
Meets:  Thursday
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Students will meet to discuss, create, and share thoughts on poetry prose and lyric content.  This will foster literacy, creativity, and help students build relationships using a shared appreciation for the medium.

Sponsor: Mr. Ritchie
Room: 2454
Meets:  Monday & Thursday – 3:55
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We want to create an environment where everyone can hang out and open, share, and trade Pokémon cards.  It will foster a sense of community in our school as we collectively enjoy our hobby.

Sponsor: Mr. Guevarra
Room: 2365
Meets:  Thursday – 5:00 PM
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Sponsored by Texas A&M University K-12 educational outreach in order to promote clean and renewable energy among students in various Texas school districts.

Sponsor: Ms. Petterway
Room: 2214
Meets:  Wednesday – 4:00-4:45
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Promote technology and use it to enhance student learning and exploration.

Sponsor: Ms. Shelton
Room: 2462
Meets:  Friday – 7:45
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The club is focused on exploring cultures and communities at home and around the world.

Sponsor: Mr. Casey
Room: 1727
Meets:  As scheduled
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At Foster Speech & Debate, our mission is to empower students to find their voices, think critically, and communicate with confidence. We are dedicated to fostering a culture of respect, leadership, and intellectual curiosity where students grow as advocates, collaborators, and lifelong learners. Through competition, teamwork, and personal growth, we strive to inspire excellence, celebrate diverse perspectives, and prepare students to engage thoughtfully with the world around them.

Sponsor: Ms. Koopmann
Room: 1354
Meets:  Thursday – 7:45
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Student council at the high school level is a group of elected student leaders who represent the student body and help organize school activities, events, and initiatives.  It’s often structured like a miniature government with elected officials.

Sponsor: Mr. Casey
Room: 1727
Meets:  Monday, Tuesday, Thursday – 4:00-6:00
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Foster Theatre Co. is dedicated to providing the highest quality theatre instruction through project-based learning, and hands-on experiences in both the classroom and productions. Our program will produce passionate artists, civically and socially minded individuals in the community, and leaders ready to adapt to the 21st century world.

Sponsor: Mr. Herbst
Room: 2705
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Voices of Foster High School (VOFHS) is designed to be Foster's home for media. By utilizing a news show & morning announcements, we will not only inform students, but also give all students the opportunity to use their voice like never before and represent the student body. This will create a true, fun community for our 25th anniversary and beyond as Falcons Forever.

Sponsor: Mr. Guevarra
Room: 2365
Meets:  Thursday – 5:00
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WIT aims to expand students’ knowledge of STEM including clean energy and manufacturing through various activities such as campus tours, mentoring programs, and plant visits.  Through this program, students gain exposure to higher education such as universities and technical colleges as well as potential future career opportunities. Known as the Power Up Program.  This program is sponsored by Texas A&M University K-12 educational outreach.

Sponsor: Ms. Rasheed
Room: 1363
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Yearbook preserves memories and creates a publication to tell the story of Foster's year. Learn about photography, graphic design, art, business, writing, interviewing/interacting with new people, and organizational skills. By application only. See Ms. Estrada for details.

Sponsor: Mrs. Richter
Room: 1208
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The high school Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) program empowers students to make a meaningful impact by learning about community needs, grantmaking, and nonprofit leadership. Participants develop civic responsibility, teamwork, and decision-making skills while funding real projects that benefit their communities.

The LCISD Service Cord program recognizes high school students who demonstrate a strong commitment to community service by completing a designated number of volunteer hours. Through meaningful engagement and civic responsibility, students earn a graduation cord that honors their dedication to making a positive impact.