• Clubs @ Academy High School

    Join one of Academy High School's  many Friday Flex mod clubs. This is a great way to find others who share your interests and to be a part of Academy history by creating or joining a club.
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  • Girls Who Code

    Closing the gender gap in technology and computer science. The mission is to inspire more girls to become computer scientists and engineers.

    Faculty Sponsor: 

    Mary Imran

  • Business Professionals of America

    Students compete in different business-related competitions.

    Faculty Sponsor:

    Tina Cone.

  • Jewish Student Union

    The Jewish Student Union is a student-led organization on high school campuses that provides a platform for Jewish students to come together, celebrate their culture and heritage, and engage in activities that promote understanding and community building. It fosters a sense of belonging and offers opportunities for educational and cultural enrichment withi the Jewish community.

    Faculty Sponsor:

    Michael Hardy.

  • Yearbook

    Sponsors: Tina Cone & Amber Brown
    Location: Engineering Studio

  • Esports Club

    Titan eSports is one of the newest opportunities available for our Academy learners to participate in.  Our team competes for various Texas eSports state titles each season.  They meet during the school day each week to hone their skills, develop strategies, create team chemistry, and more in order to accomplish the goal of making the playoffs.  In addition to competitive online gaming we also explore the business aspects of eSports and the multitude of career paths that eSports can provide. 

    Sponsors: Coach James Wright

  • Robotics

    When the Plano Academy High School (AHS) opened in August of 2015, three students had a goal of creating a robotics team. These three students asked our principal for her permission to start an FRC team. She said NO!
    So they worked together to start the Titan Robotics Club, building a robot to compete in a local BEST tournament. This only made the team want to join an FRC team more. This only made the students want an FRC team more, so they found mentors and coaches to grow into FRC 5431 Titan Robotics.
    The first week of the 2015 competition season brought our team to the Dallas Regional. Competing with world champions like 118, 148, 1477, and 2848 was definitely exciting as 5431 came in 10th place, earning us an invitation to the third place alliance! Being the highest ranked rookie seed got us a spot to the St. Louis Championship! Check out our website for more...

    Sponsors: Julia Goodwin & David Asfar
    Location: The Commons/Robotics Field


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