Come explore the final frontier with the Astronomy Club! Past activities have included visits to COSI, the John Glenn Astronomy Park, meteor showers viewings, and informative meetings at school. We are members of the Astronomical Society at The Ohio State University and are welcomed at their meetings and activities.

The Asian and Pacific-Islander Student Association will be a refuge and hub for important discussions among Asian students and their open-minded allies. Efforts will be made to advocate for the appreciation of all Asian countries including the differentiating factors that represent them. The APSA and its advisors will strive to educate those in the community about different cultures to bridge the understanding gap between Asians and non-Asians and widen the acceptance of those cultural differences.

The Battle of the Books Club divides a list of books among its members to compete in a Central Ohio competition in the spring. Meetings are held twice a month in the Media Center after school.

This student run club meets twice a month on Mondays after school in the Media Center. The club chooses the books to be read and organizes activities and discussion.

Business Club serves as a gathering for like minded business oriented students. The club holds monthly guest speaker presentations and hosts a “Shark Tank” competition.

The goal of Coding Club is to create a space at school where students can create interesting things with code and make computer science accessible to everyone, teaching programming concepts and apply them to real projects. You do not have to be an expert in computer science to join! Anyone that has an interest in coding is welcome!

The Drones Club offers students an introduction to the world of aerial technology. Members engage in drone piloting and prepare for basic official government certifications. The club explores industries that leverage drone technology, photography, real estate, agriculture, and search and rescue

The Engineering Club is designed to inspire students to further consider and pursue the engineering profession. Students participate in activities that foster teamwork, problem solving, creativity, and critical thinking. They experience engineering situations outside of the high school classroom in industries, universities, design firms and more!

The French Club is open to any student who is interested in learning more about the French and is designed to promote and encourage the understanding of that culture. The club meets on a monthly basis to participate in activities including, but not limited to: making (and eating!) crêpes, viewing French films, and celebrating Francophone holidays.

Future Medical Professionals Club is a student organization dedicated to exploring all areas of the healthcare field. Members gain valuable exposure to medical careers through guest speakers, hands-on activities, and educational events. The club aims to inspire and prepare future doctors, nurses, researchers, and other health professionals by providing insight into the diverse opportunities within medicine.

The history club provides students with an opportunity to further their interest in both United States and World History through potential involvement in the National History Day Competition, as well as going to movies and lectures geared toward historical topics.

The In the Know Team competes against other schools in an academic quiz bowl format at both varsity and junior varsity levels. The season runs from mid-October to mid-February.

Italian Club is open to any student who loves the Italian culture! We will explore specific aspects of the culture like food, music, opera, etc.

Latin club is open to all students interested in Ancient Roman culture. Our purpose is to promote fellowship and to have fun learning about Ancient Roman culture. The club meets at least once per month to make and eat food, play games, watch movies, celebrate Roman holidays.

NHS is comprised of Juniors and Seniors who have an accumulated GPA of 3.60 or above after their sophomore year, have participated in a minimum of 10 hours of service, and receive the recommendations of 5 faculty members in the qualities of character and leadership. NHS members are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours of service before graduation, attend quarterly meetings, maintain a 3.60 accumulated GPA, and remain in good conduct to receive recognition at graduation

Signing Stallions is the American Sign Language Club at SFD and meets twice a month. Through training, practice, and fellowship we seek to introduce and familiarize students with American Sign Language and deaf culture, build bridges across communities, and grow together in faith and friendship.

¡Bienvenidos amigos! Don’t speak Spanish? No hay problema. All students are welcome! Come have fun in learning the richly diverse Hispanic cultures! Activities include dancing, Day of the Dead celebration, cooking, service oriented fundraisers, and increasing awareness of Hispanic traditions to the students, faculty and staff of SFDHS. Food representing different hispanic cultures will be provided.

Each class chooses representatives for this student government organization. Student Council plans and organizes a wide variety of events and service projects for the school and community.

Writer's club is for students who like to write fiction, poetry, non fiction, and more! We share writing, meet with published authors, and also encourage works to be submitted to Equus. There is also an option to compete on a team in a spring event (similar to Power of the Pen).