Literary Magazine Club - Mrs. Worley
SkyView Academy's Literary Magazine is a platform for young writers and artists to showcase their creativity and talent. We provide a space for students to express themselves through various forms of literature, art, and critical thinking. Our magazine is a celebration of creativity and intellectual exploration, offering a diverse collection of thought-provoking works from our talented contributors.
We have meetings once a week. We edit submissions given to us and provide extra credit.
Book Club - Doctor St. Marie
The SkyView Book Club is the official book club of SkyView, where students collectively choose a book to read and have weekly discussions on!
Perception Club - Mrs. Reid
SkyView Academy Perception Club raises money and brings awareness to neurological conditions. “Perception Clubs are essential platforms for individuals to engage with the neurodevelopmental community, actively participating in fundraising, advocacy, and youth leadership. These clubs provide members with opportunities to contribute directly to the Perception Foundation’s mission, which focuses on raising awareness about neurodevelopmental disorders and improving access to sensory spaces.” (https://www.perceptionfoundation.com/contact-8)
Reading Buddies - Mrs. Drazek, Service hours opportunities
The Reading Buddies Club is made up of high school students who visit the 3-year-old preschool class once a week during Advisement to read books with the kids. The goal of the club is to build connections between high school students and preschoolers while sharing a love of reading.
Peer Tutoring - Mrs. Veksler, Service hours opportunities
The Peer Tutoring Club is a supportive space where high school students help middle school students and their peers. Members work together to provide tutoring, share study strategies, and build confidence in a variety of subjects. Whether you are looking to strengthen your own understanding, help others, or prepare for upcoming exams, this club is designed to foster collaboration, leadership, and academic growth.
*FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) - Student Leader: Clay Cosart
Our goal is to support and encourage athletes at SkyView while growing in our faith together as a community. Since 1954, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) has been inspiring coaches and athletes at all levels—professional, collegiate, high school, junior high, and youth—to use the powerful platform of sports to share hope and make an impact. FCA’s mission is to engage, equip, and empower coaches and athletes to live boldly, lead faithfully, and make a difference in their communities and around the world through the transforming power of Jesus Christ.
Green Club - Mr. Euscher
Green Club is a way for SkyView students to get involved in the natural world around them. We plan to benefit our community and local environment through volunteering, fundraising, and gaining an in-depth understanding of the environment through research, such as studying the plants in the new SkyView Academy native pollinator plant garden that we built just last year. Green Club is held every Monday during Advisement, and we would love for you to join us!
Fashion Club - Ms. Hartrich
SVA Fashion Club aims to bring together like-minded students through the world of fashion. We are registered with ASU to connect students to opportunities through college. Fashion Club meets once a month to complete activities, hear from professionals, and participate in industry events.
Hiking Club - Señora Lui
A fun way to get outside, learn about nature, and wildlife safety! Have the opportunity to go on fun hikes and make new friends.
Swifties Club - Ms. Stewart
Swifties Club is a place for Taylor Swift lovers at SVA. We will express our love by analyzing her best work (all of it), looking at her eras, albums, best performances, etc.
Medical Club - Mr. Miller
The Medical Club is dedicated to inspiring students to explore careers in medicine and healthcare while offering hands-on opportunities to gain real-world exposure. Many students are curious about the medical field but aren’t sure where to begin — this club provides that starting point. Through learning experiences and connections with professionals, the Medical Club helps prepare students for future healthcare pathways. It also adds unique value to SkyView by combining career exploration, service, and fun.
*Turning Point Club - Student Leader: Tucker Corazzari
Turning Point USA (TPUSA), founded by Charlie Kirk in 2012, is a conservative organization that promotes free markets, limited government, and individual liberty, especially among students.
Fiber Arts Club - Señor Negrón
Open to all 9-12 grade students!
The purpose of the club is to bring together people who like to create through fiber arts (knitting, weaving, crocheting, embroidery, felting, etc.). We will learn and practice fiber art techniques and work on independent projects. We also hope to donate some of our items.
Destination Imagination (DI)
Destination Imagination is a global creative problem-solving program where students work in teams to tackle STEAM-based challenges in engineering, science, fine arts, improv, and service learning. DI builds teamwork, creativity, and leadership skills that last a lifetime.
At SkyView, teams are open to students in grades K–12 and are formed based on student interest, grade level, and the availability of volunteer Team Managers.
For the 2025–26 season, our teams are now being formed and will begin meeting soon. If you would like to be placed on the waitlist or have questions about Destination Imagination at SkyView, please contact us at SkyviewDI@gmail.com
Join us for our Parent + Student Informational Meeting on Monday, September 15th at 6:30pm in the Cafetorium to learn more from the SkyView coordinators and request placement on a team.
Questions? Email SkyviewDI@gmail.com.
