Student Clubs and Organizations

Join ASL to learn the language and become a part of our local growing community of ASL learners.  We hold fun events for members and join other groups in bigger events for the deaf community as well. 

We are enthusiastic and love to have fun! We are also well known for putting on song interpretation performances.  Our goal is to break the barrier between the deaf and hearing.  Together we can do great things!

• No experience necessary!
• Learn new signs, help plan events, have fun! 
• Meets every 2nd & 4th Tuesdays - 2:30-2:45 Tutoring, 2:45-3:30 Club

For more information, contact Mrs. DeGraaf!

Visit their webpage HERE! 

Do you love art? Join us, create ART and build relationships with other artists at RA Long. 

Get additional help with art projects or assignments, use time after school to work on projects from other classes or art assignments (extra studio time) and use great art supplies. 

You do not have to be enrolled in an art class to join!

Meets every 1st & 3rd Monday in Room 108 - 2:30-3:15

For more information, contact Mrs. Baker!

AVID Club is part of the AVID Program.  For more information, click here. 

The mission of AXE of Kindness club is to be kind to our bodies, minds and each other. This is done through implementing activities that reduce the likelihood of teens engaging in substances by bringing awareness to the things that can lead to substance use. such as loneliness, poor mental health. bullying, discrimination, not taking care of ourselves, etc. 

Our overall goals include reducing youth substance use and negative health behaviors by focusing on positivity and 
kindness, or positive health behaviors like anti-bullying, inclusion, positive affirmations and mental health, healthy coping mechanisms and confidence. We teach about being kind to our mind, body and to others around us, to make the school and community healthier, happier and kinder. 

Meets Tuesdays during both lunches in Room 115!

For more information, contact Athena Priddy!

Chess Club is designed to give students an opportunity to learn the game of chess, improve their chess skills, and to enjoy challenging their peers, while experiencing healthy competition and team spirit.

Chess is used to develop critical thinking, problem solving, and decision-making. While the students will have the chance to track their progress and to compete in chess matches, our main focus will be to encourage learning, sportsmanship, and fun.

We meet Thursdays from 2:30-3:30 in Room 209!

Contract Mr. Field for more information! 

This fun group dives deeper into the beautiful Chinese culture and language through fun and engaging activities for its members. We strive to facilitate academic, social, and cultural interaction among students and faculty.

Explore Chinese culture through art, crafts, music, games, food and more!

Meetings - 1st and 3rd Thursdays - 2:30-3:30

Google Classroom Code: hyqx75f

For more information, contact Mrs. Lavelle in person at the portable A or via email!

Do you like to cook and bake? Do you enjoy serving the community? What about fun competitions that include eating? 

Well this is the club for you! 

With a goal of getting out and serving our community, this fun club is everything food based!  We're talking chili bake offs, baking yummy treats, service hours and more! 

We meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday in Room 114!

Why Debate? It’s for students who are interested in research, argumentation, and topics like philosophy, ethics, reasoning, economics, and policy.

You can also compete in events.

Advisor:  Mrs. Snider

Meetings will be Wednesdays at 1:30 in Room 202!

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Become part of a community of members whose lives are changed by this remarkable experience while preparing for college and careers.

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

Meetings TBD. 

Contact Ms. Montano for more information!

Drama Club is a great way to get involved in the Dana Brown Mainstage theater productions.

In Drama Club, you will be able to work hands-on in every aspect of theater: acting, writing, set building, publicity and much more. Join Drama Club if you’re serious about theater, serious about having fun!

Starting Sept. 16, drama club will meet every other Monday from 2:30-3:30 in the Auditorium.

For more information, contact Miss. Freeman.

CLUB CALENDAR

Drama Social Media Sites/Webpage

Calling all Dungeons & Dragons enthusiasts! Dungeons & Dragons is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game originally designed by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. 

In DnD club we allow our imagination to carry us through epic adventures that include creating and role playing characters, intense battles, exploring dungeons, and lots of puzzles.  

D&D/Trading Cards Meetings:  Tuesdays & Thursdays 2:30 - 3:45 Room 131

For more information, contact Mr. Decker!

This club is for concerned students who want to raise awareness about environmental issues at the high school and in our community. This social change club will make goals for the year to positively impact the school to be more environmentally friendly with working with the local gardens, beautification projects, testing for heavy metals and more. We will connect with local environmental chapters and apply for grants to pay for our service projects.

Meets Tuesdays at 2:30 in Room 130

E-Sports or gaming has been growing at crazy rates recently. So many people in the world have done online gaming on many different platforms (Around 3 billion!).

Gaming is a way for people to bond and strengthen relationships with each other. Gaming can bring out a new groups of students and still engage them in their school. 

For more information, contact Mr. Arn!

Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! 

Follow Us on Instagram! 

Members must join and verify through the Discord server. No in-person meetings.

A representative from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) welcomes RA Long students to learn more about their community and mission.

FCA Constitution

The FCA Organization meets after school hours on Wednesdays in Room 108.

Contact Alyssa Root, Cowlitz County Area Representative for more information. 

French Club is designed to get people involved in French culture and activities.  It also provides students an opportunity to participate in activities that cannot be done in class.

Meetings:  2nd and 4th Thursday, Room 116 - 2:30-3:30

For more information, contact Mr. Mason!

The R.A. Long Gender and Sexuality Acceptance Club’s purpose is to provide a safe space and support group for people of all genders and sexualities.

Whether you are a member of the LGBT+ Community or simply and ally, we'd love to have you join us!

Meetings: 1st and 3rd Thursday, Room 208 - 2:30-3:30

For more information, contact Mrs. Martinez-Amores.

Are you a cool person who wants to do cool things outdoors?  Do you like exploring nature and connecting with your peers outside of the school walls?  Then Hiking Club is for you!

Join the Google Classroom!  

For more information, contact Ms. Retterath.

The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates a school's commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These four pillars have been associated with membership in the organization since its inception in 1921.

Students are invited into NHS at the end of the Freshman academic year. 

All service opportunities are communicated via school email! 

For more information, contact Mrs. Baker!

HOSA is for students (RAL, MM, Discovery, etc.) who want to learn healthcare skills and increase their leadership abilities. HOSA Fall Leadership Conference is in November and State Leadership Conference for our competition is in March. We run the annual RAL Blood Drive and have opportunities for earning Service to School Points and Community Service Hours.

Meets Thursdays after school in the STEM lab. 

Google Classroom Code: rk7pwwe

For more information, contact Ms. Burleson.

The Key Club is a nationwide organization that works with the Kiwanis clubs in the immediate area and supports community involvement via fundraising and volunteering to help nonprofit organizations. Community service projects include helping senior citizens with yardwork, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, participating in Walk and Knock, collecting food for homeless, working with elementary schools, fundraising for Doernbecher, etc. Students may choose to do all or a few of these activities. They must earn 20 hours of community service for the whole year.

• Recycling - Mondays after School
• Meetings - Wednesdays 1:30 - Room 205

For more information, contact Mr. Hedge!

Follow them on Instagram @ral_keyclub

Knowledge Bowl is a series of interdisciplinary academic competitions designed for students in grade 9-12. During the competitions, teams of four or five students compete in written and oral rounds by answering questions related to all areas of learning typical of secondary educational programs.

For more information, contact Mr. Field!

R.A. Long students have a variety of opportunities to learn and demonstrate leadership skills. Students are encouraged to explore their leadership potential and have their voices heard on campus. Clubs, student government, and ambassador programs provide Middle and Upper School students the chance to lead as productive members of the Longview community.

Entry to club is by application only. 

For more information, contact Mr. Donaldson.

Join us to explore the exciting world of technology through hands-on projects and activities. Whether you’re interested in game development, building websites, or diving into other tech skills, we’ve got something for you. We also offer support in finding internships and exploring career opportunities in computer science. Plus, you'll have the chance to hear from guest speakers, including professionals from top companies like Microsoft and beyond.

Come be part of a community where you can learn, collaborate, and grow your tech skills. We can’t wait to see you there!

We meet on Wednesdays from 1:30 - 2:30 in Room 118!

Do you love reading and book? Join for an opportunity
to find out about the new books in the library and talk about what they are reading! ReAL Teens Read students get to check out new books and award nominees first

• ReAL Teens Read students make recommendations about books to get in the library

• ReAL Teens Read students get additional Service to School points for blogging about books, providing feedback to award committees, and voting for their favorites

We meet online!  Google Classroom code: d7sejuk

For more information, contact Mrs. Kruse!

The RAL Science Olympiad Competition Club is to plan, build, practice and get ready in 23 difference science fields for competition in March.  This club is open to Longview School High School Students. Opportunity to earn lots of Service to school points.

Google Classroom Code: jv2732u

Meets Fridays 2:30 - 3:15 in the STEM Lab

For more information, contact Mrs. Burleson!

Group activities, movie days, service projects, physics, engineering, robotics, kayaking, hiking/camping in Fall and Spring, rockets, making slime/dough and whatever
else you can think of!!

Google Classroom Code: jv2732u

Meets Mondays from 2:30-3:30pm in the STEM Lab

For more information, contact Mrs. Burleson!

The purpose of the Spanish Club is to foster interest in the Hispanic culture and to provide an opportunity to speak Spanish in an informal setting and to learn more about the Hispanic world. ... All students with an interest in Spanish are welcome to join the Spanish Club and participate in its activities.

Meetings:  2nd & 4th Thursdays Room 208 - 2:30-3:30

For more information, contact Mrs. Martinez-Amores!

Teen Mentors is an through application only.  To learn more about the opportunity, check with Keli Hancock in the Career Center!

Going to Monticello or Olympic and mentoring (not tutoring) a student. You would meet with that student once a week and play games or do activities with them.