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Our club introduces any student interested in drama, law, debate, policy, or speech to the legal world. Mock Trial is a competition team which takes our members to courthouses to be judged by actual ruling judges on performance, argumentation, and how well we present our case. Contact: irvingtonmocktrial@gmail.comIG: @irvingtonmocktrialAdvisor: Jeffrey EinfeldtRm: 229

Irvington FBLA, a high school chapter of Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda, aims to provide an outlet for students to engage in business-related workshops and competitions, to inspire business education, and to create strong leaders. Contact: irvingtonfbla@gmail.com IG: @irvingtonfbla Advisor: Albizo, Hector Room: 72

SWE is a club that aims to increase the number of females in engineering, making it a balanced field for everyone. With our hands on projects and lectures, we hope you will join us and become a part of a community that hopes to better our society! Advisor: Berbawy, KristinRoom: 101Email: swe@ihsvikings.orgIG: @irvington_swe

National Honor Society is an academically driven honor society dedicated to serving the community’s needs building leadership within its members. We offer internship, service, and leadership opportunities for a variety of career choices. Contact:nhs.irvington@gmail.comIG:@ihs.nhsAdvisor: Nicole Marsella-JensenRoom: 25

Through Debates, Socratic Seminars, and alternative forms of Civil Discourse, members of Junior State of America gain a sense of political awareness and are able to develop their own political ideology and affiliation. Through JSA, members additionally improve their public speaking and presentation skills, which prepares them for benchmark projects and other higher-level activities that

The purpose of Irvington High School Math Club is to foster interest in math through diving into a wide range of mathematical topics. Through weekly lectures and interactive events, Math Club prepares members for math contests while enriching their understanding of math outside the standard curriculum. Math Club also hosts and attends a variety of

The purpose of Model United Nations is to provide Irvington students the opportunity to learn more about geopolitics and the internal mechanisms of the United Nations, all while learning about public speaking and debate. This club is related closely to international relations, policymaking, and history. Contact: mun.irvington@gmail.comIG: @irvingtonmunAdvisor: Belmonte, JulioRoom: 223

Girls Who Code aims to help bridge the gender gap in computer science by educating and teacing girls about different programming languages. As a high school club, we strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for students to learn how to code and create lifelong friendships with peers. Advisor: Albizo, HectorRoom: 72Email: girlswhocode@ihsvikings.orgIG: @ihsgwc

The CyberSecurity club will work towards one goal, to educate others of the importance and different aspects of CyberSecurity. Many don’t know about this field and what work is done in it. At this club, members will be taught about CyberSecurity, partnered into groups, get hands-on experience, and will be prepared and attend competitions. Advisor:

Irvington Debate is one of the largest clubs on campus, and arguably one of the most competitive. We harbor some of the strongest speakers, cultivate argumentative skills, go to other schools to compete, and have countless trophies from our multiple successes. We provide stepping stones to success & at the end of the day are