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Clubs and Activities

The faculty, staff, and administration of Radford School strive to provide the widest possible range of activities for students and encourage suggestions and ideas. For all activities, a student may not be under disciplinary probation at the time of the scheduled game or activity; he/she must follow all guidelines outlined by the sponsor regarding practice, attendance, etc., as appropriate. A current school year physical examination must be on file. Insurance is the responsibility of the parents/guardians.

Not all of the possible activities can be listed in part because each year is different with each student body having special interests. Many activities are "required attendance" and failure to attend in appropriate dress may result in loss of privileges or detention hours to be served. Students will be informed if they are required to attend. If there is any question, contact the school office. Activities may include, but are not limited to:


Family Night Volleyball Games Radford Day
Baccalaureate (11th-12th) Speech/Debate Yule Log (11th & 12th)
Basketball Games Science Fair Operetta
Academic Decathlon Journalism/Yearbook Senior Dinner (11th-12th)
Fall Festival Family Picnic Spirit Week
Standardized Testing Grandparents Day Flag Assemblies
Principal’s Breakfast (11th & 12th) Student Council (6th-12th) Graduation (K & 8th)
Commencement Prom (9th-12th) Honor Society Induction
Soccer May Fete (PK-12th) Convocation of Classes


Club & Class Meetings

All groups must have a faculty or staff sponsor. Meetings are held on a regularly scheduled basis and actions or decisions made without the knowledge of the sponsor will be considered null and void. All requests for funds, fund-raising or activities must be submitted in writing to the office by the sponsor at least 2 weeks prior to the date of the event. All activities will be considered on a first come, first serve basis, and none will be approved if they appear to conflict with a previously authorized activity. Activity Requests are available in the school office and are to be turned into the Assistant Principal. Officers of any group must be full-time students in good standing. While a specific grade average is not required, any student on academic probation will be relieved of his/her office. A student who is suspended from school is automatically removed from office.

The sponsor of the organization is expected to maintain accurate records and may not hold any money for the group but must deliver it immediately following the meeting or event to the office. Failure to deposit money accordingly may result in organization’s loss of school status. The agenda for a meeting will be submitted at least 24 hours in advance to the class sponsor and minutes of class meetings will be submitted within four days after the meeting.