Clubs & Activities

Advisor: Mr. Long (klong@ucfsd.net)

The UHS Competition Team competes among 24 local high school in the Chester County Academic Competition Program.  The team holds tryouts in September and has practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school.  Competitions are once a month from October until February.

Club Advisor: Mr. Foster

GOAL: Our goal is to destigmatize and improve the overall environment surrounding mental health throughout the high school, through a variety of different events. We will also seek to raise money for the national organization Active Minds, and implement many of their goals in our community.

Advisor: Mr. Joe Kilpatrick

Our Mission: To provide students interested in pursuing a career in the Aerospace industry with a chance to learn more about the field and do fun activities such as building models and hands on Aerospace activities.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Pisauro

MISSION STATEMENT:

Our goal is to provide high school volunteers to help adults run this amazing afterschool program offered at the Kennett Middle School. We work with adult volunteers to organize fun activities for the young students including sports, arts & crafts, STEM challenges, and even cooking!

Meeting Times:

TBD (next meeting will most likely be around the first week of April to prepare for the spring session)

Official website to learn more: https://www.afterthebell.org/ 

Our mission is to promote and embody the humanitarian values of the ed

Cross by providing club members with exciting means to serve their community and beyond. We offer opportunities for members to be involved in fundraisers, blood drives, humanitarian campaigns, and acquire first aid certifications.

Advisor: Drew Moister

Meeting Times: Once a month during Learn 2 (Room 194).  Exact dates and times will be communicated to members via email (to get on the email list, fill out the google form below).

Our goal: To teach students common signs, how to correctly communicate with the deaf community, and to support and advocate alongside the deaf community.

Meeting schedule: The 1st and 3rd Friday of every month during learn 2 in Ms. Burslem’s room (210).

Club advisor: Ms. Burslem

Mission statement: Our goal is to help the Angels Against Addiction foundation with

supporting the recovery of addicts, spreading awareness about addiction, and

funding recovery communities.

Meeting times: TBD Fill out this form to get involved: Google Form

We hope to hold several events associated with the foundation to raise money

Brenda Schivito started the foundation in honor of Nicholas Schivito, her son who

lost his fight with drug abuse in 2018. Angels Against Addiction seeks to spread

Nick’s message in order to save others.

Advisor: Ms. Gigliotti 

Club Advisor: Mr. Stamis

Purpose/Goal:

This club helps offer opportunities to UHS students interested

in art competitions. We inform members of new competitions

which they can participate in and we help form a community

to support each other's art.

The Art Pod engages in a fun and exciting new art project every month, spanning from animation to painting!

Club Advisors: Mr. Sheehan.

Mission Statement: Foster global perspectives through immersive exploration of Asian cultures, promoting cross-cultural exchange, empathy, and respect to appreciate the richness of Asian traditions.

Advisor: Ms. Holguin

Our Mission: Help students have fun learning astronomy and spread the love for space to Unionville! We will have movie nights, learn how to use telescopes, and make instructional crafts

Advisor: Mr. Dickson

Meeting times - twice a month (most likely fridays)

$5 sign up fee

**Bring a racket if you have one

Teams of 3 tournaments round robin style. We are encouraging teamwork and socialization at this club.

*NO BREAKING THE MATERIALS*

Club Advisor: Mrs.Quinn

Best Buddies International Mission Statement - To establish a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one to one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)

Mission Statement: To provide resources and opportunities

for students interested in biology to continue their education outside

of the classroom.

Meeting Schedule: Informational meetings the first Monday 

of every month (room 306 Learn 1). Other meeting times

optional and TBD.

Advisor: Mrs. Kanski

• Bocce is a fun and easy Italian game. The basic principle of the sport is to roll a bocce ball closest to the target ball, which is called a palina. 
• Bocce as a Special Olympics sport provides people with special needs the opportunity to have social contact, develop physically and to gain self-confidence. Next to soccer and golf, bocce is the third most participated sport in the world.
• Our Two UHS Bocce Teams are comprised of students with and without disabilities. 
• Bocce is a relaxed and inclusive team where everyone has fun and encourages their teammates to be their best! 

• • Last year our Bocce team placed 2nd in the conference championship! 

Interested in Playing Bocce? Contact Mr. Meredith

• Who we are: A student-led board working with students to eradicate racism and promote inclusivity at Unionville

• ⁃ How you can help: We're looking for members for our general membership! 

• Mission Statement:  To spread a love of reading to all!

• ⁃ Meeting Times: Once per month in room 214 during Learn 1 or Learn 2. (Join our email list or follow our Instagram for more information) 

Club Advisor:  Ms. Holguin jholguin@ucfsd.net

We Believe…

• Every child should have the opportunity to fall in love with reading 

Our Mission: 

• Share the power of reading and writing with children all over the world
• Help provide underprivileged children with necessary supplies to enjoy school

What do we do?

• Write and illustrate bedtime stories
• Donate punished books to youth centers
• Raise money for school supplies

• • Work with with Cradles to Crayons

Advisor: Mrs. Ahart (aahart@ucfsd.net) 

Cantaré is an auditioned ensemble consisting of women from the Concert Choir or Chorale. This group will specialize in the singing of advanced SSAA music.   All of these vocalists must also maintain membership in the Concert Choir. Cantara rehearses on Tuesdays after school throughout the school year. Performances include concerts, special off campus community events, and assemblies.

The Chamber Choir is an auditioned, mixed vocal ensemble consisting of 16 -24 of the most talented singers in the school. The Chamber Choir rehearses Wednesdays after school throughout the school year. Performances include concerts, special off campus community events, assemblies, solo & ensemble activities, and Music Festivals. Singers perform a wide range of a cappella repertoire and are expected to maintain the highest level of dedication.

Goals: Have fun learning about chemistry while participating in chemistry activities and competitions.

Club Advisor- Mrs. Braunlein, dbraunlein@ucfsd.net

Mission: The Mission of Chess Club is to spread the game of chess across the UHS student body.

Adviser: Mr.Mobley(amobley@ucfsd.net)

Goal: To provide a space to read and discuss comics and comic related media.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Lannon (klannon@ucfsd.net)

Calling all computer scientists! We are a club focused on all things computer science (duh!). From competitions to internships, from challenges to coding-talk, this is the place to find friends and grow through computer science. We welcome everyone regardless of coding experience. We hope to see you there!

Club Advisor: Patrick Sheehan (psheehan@ucfsd.net) 

Mission Statement: Connect Thru Cancer is a non-profit organization providing a variety of free cancer support services and resources to individuals and families living with a cancer diagnosis, giving respite to the cancer patient in treatment, and supporting their unique journey.

Events: We’ll email you on any upcoming fundraisers/volunteering opportunities https://connectthrucancer.org/

Advisor: Mrs. Ray (dray@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: To give the opportunity of learning the art of crocheting to all, enable them to crochet any item they desire, and allow them to help the community through various volunteer opportunities if they so choose.

Where: Madame Baron's Room (105) 

When: Approximately every one to two weeks during Lunch and Learn (times and dates will be updated on social media and contacted through email)

Club Advisor - Madame Baron cbaron@ucfsd.net

Mission: In this club, we will explore traditional remedies from different cultures to promote both health and cultural awareness within the community. We also strive to share these practices with those who may not have access to conventional medicine. 

Meetings: Room 154, Learn 1, Twice a month (some sessions will take place after school)

Club Advisor: Mrs. Daly (rdaly@ucfsd.net)

Where/When - Room 207, Learn 1 (Most likely Monday)

Mission Statement - “During club meetings, we plan to discuss different aspects of political, societal, and educational events to stay informed of global news”

Advisor - Mrs. Ahart

Mission statement: We aim to create an environment where dancers can become involved with the extracurricular and athletic culture of UHS.

Advisor Mrs. Dilworth (fdilworth@ucfsd.net)

DECA’s mission at UHS is to help prepare and provide students with opportunities in Finance, Marketing, Business Management & Administration, and Hospitality & Tourism

List of Competitive Events : https://www.deca.org/compete#competitive-events 

Calendar for Opportunities & Events : https://www.deca.org/calendar 

MEMBERSHIP FEES AND REGISTRATION ARE DUE NOVEMBER 15TH!!

Advisors :

Mr Regenye (Room 229) - jregenye@ucfsd.net 

Mr Belson (Room 213) - kbelson@ucfsd.net 

Mission Statement: Our goal is to facilitate networking opportunities and hands-on experience for UHS students in various aspects of marketing by encouraging collaboration, creativity, and innovation amongst each other. 

Meetings: Room 354 Mr.Kilpatrick Times TBA

Purpose: Disc Golf Club is an activity based club where we’ll play disc golf a couple of times a month in the fall and spring. We strive to connect every student who has a liking in the sport of disc golf.

Advisor: Mr Mobley - Room 359

Our goal is to promote Dungeons & Dragons in an inclusive environment, forge new connections with like-minded people, and decompress in a safe place after school.

We meet every Thursday after school in the Library; however please check the discord or ask leaders for the most accurate information

Club Advisor: Mr. Foster jfoster@ucfsd.net

Mission Statement: Our goal is to protect and sustain our planet for future generations through impactful acts of conservation and service.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Braunlein (dbraunlein@ucfsd.net)

Mission statement: To provide assistance to child trafficking victims through fundraisers, care packages, and helping local police. We are also aiming to spread awareness about the increasing child trafficking rate around the world through speeches, presentations, and campaigns.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Quigley, aguigley@ucfsd.net

FCA is a club with national chapters that seeks to see the world transformed through the love of Jesus through coaches and athletes. We are not limiting our membership to athletes at this time.

ADVISOR- Jennifer Haak (jhaak@ucfsd.net)

Goal - Our Goal is to teach inexperienced fishermen (or Women) to fish - we will go on a few trips throughout the year - We will be fishing for a variety of fish and we will stock the school pond with your game if you keep it alive for us.

Advisor- Mr. Moister (amoister@ucfsd.net)

Mission: Empowering individuals through healthy habits. Join us to learn about weightlifting, nutrition, supplements, stretches, cardio, and all other aspects of general fitness. Reach out if you’re interested in becoming a member or just want to become a more active person. 

Club Advisor: Mr. Meredith, bmeredith@ucfsd.net

Mission Statement: “Eat, bake, cook, learn, love food.” Our goal is to connect with each other and learn about traditions and culture through food.

Advisor: Mrs. Daly (rdaly@ucfsd.net)

What is Forensic Science?: The application of scientific knowledge towards legal matters and solving cases. Mission Statement: The mission is to bring together students who have an interest in forensic science (or want to learn what it is), encouraging critical thinking  and problem solving through activities,discussions, and real-world case studies. 

Advisor. Mrs. Braunlein (dbraunlein@ucfsd.net)  

Mission Statement: To stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievement, to create enthusiasm for and an understanding of Francophone culture and civilization, to promote and perpetuate international friendship, and to reward efforts toward furthering solidarity in the French-speaking world.

Meeting times: are communicated punctually by the officers, volunteer hours must be met by the end of the school year.

Advisors: Christine Baron (cbaron@ucfsd.net), Véronique Liska (vliska@ucfsd.net)

FBLA provides innovative leadership development programs to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship. Participation in FBLA-PBL can have a direct impact on the direction and success of a young person’s career. Millions of students have learned through active membership in FBLA-PBL about the world of business and what is expected of them in the workplace.

Club Advisor: Mr. Sheehan psheehan@ucfsd.net

Welcome to Future Voices, whether you want to boost your confidence, or you want to speak more clearly and concisely, this club will help you achieve it.

Our Public Speaking Club is about helping you find your voice in a fun, low-pressure environment. We do…

• Small challenges
• Speaking lessons
• Games
• Real-world speaking practice

Club Advisor: pleever@ucfsd.net

Our mission: We bring gamers together for a good cause. Through fun tournaments and events, we celebrate our love of gaming while raising money for local charities. Players can compete, win prizes, and make a positive impact in our community.

Club Advisor: Mr. Sheehan (psheehan@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: The aim of this organization is to stimulate interest in the study of German language and culture, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievement and to promote and perpetuate international friendship. 

Meeting Times: are communicated via Canvas announcements, usually once a month. Service hour requirement must be met by the end of the school year. Student must be enrolled in German.  

Advisors: Barbara Parris (bparris@ucfad.net) , Ryan Mark (rmark@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: We want to encourage understanding of the LGBT community for those outside of and within said circle. This does not mean boring lectures, it means games, activities, and interactive learning which all strengthen friendship, empathy, and knowledge. 

Club Advisor: Sarah Graden (sgraden@ucfsd.net), Anne Davis (adavis@ucfsd.net)

Meet once or twice a month and do practice problems/inspire future females in STEM We have MERCH! We compete. NO coding experience is necessary (you can learn through out platform) Questions? 

Our mission: To create a bridge between students who grew up with technology and seniors who didn’t, while also addressing the loneliness and isolation often seen with seniors.

Advisor: Mrs. Ahart (aahart@ucfsd.net) 

Mission: UHS Habitat for Humanity Club volunteers with the non-profit organization Habitat for Humanity which provides affordable housing to qualified low income individuals. Our club participates in volunteer activities such as fundraisers and attends Habitat build days. This club is a great way to get involved in the community.

Club Advisor: Mr. Mark, rmark@ucfsd.net

Embracing South Asian and Middle Eastern culture through the divine art of HENNA.

Ms. Porco (Club Advisor) nporco@ucfsd.net 

Mission: To unite future medical professionals. Events: Volunteering, guest speakers, community outreach. HOSA: healthcare competition at state and national level

Advisor: Ms. Dunn (sdunn@ucfsd.net)

We are a competitive performing arts team that runs from November to April! Color guard is a unique combination of spinning equipment and dancing, and we’ll teach you everything you need to know. We typically rehearse Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. If you’re interested in joining us for our 25-26 indoor season, 

Advisor contact: okleintz@ucfsd.net.

We are a percussion ensemble that consists of marching percussion (ie. snares & cymbals), and front ensemble (ie. piano and xylophone). NO EXPERIENCE IS NEEDED! We generally rehearsal Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from around mid-November to mid-April. Our seasons ends with a trip to World Championships where we have been Finalists for the past 7 years!

Director: Mr. Stafford (cstafford@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: Interact is the high school level of Rotary, an international organization devoted to serving others while promoting integrity, mutual understanding, goodwill, and peace. We work to provide opportunities for people in our community to get involved with volunteering.

Advisor: Mrs. Pisauro (cpisauro@ucfsd.net)

As a member of the International Club, you can engage with cultural experiences in multiple ways.  Join us

Club Advisor: Keeley Lannon (klannon@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: Our goal is to educate those interested in the importance of getting ahead in finances. We dive into Stock Market Investing (Day Trading), College Scholarships, Loans and Credit Score, and overall engage in hands on activities which prepare us for a strong financial future. We teach you how to make your money work for you!

Advisor: Joe Kilpatrick (jkilpatrick@ucfsd.net)

Mission statement: The Jewish Student Union creates a space for all students to connect, learn, and celebrate Jewish identity and culture together.

Meeting info: Meetings happen twice a month in Mrs. Iezzi’s room 219, any more info is TBD

Advisor - Mrs. Iezzi (liezzi@ucfsd.net)

The Spanish Honors Society is a nationally recognized organization which honors students of high achievement in Spanish at the secondary level and promotes a continuity of interest in Hispanic Studies.

Requirements:

An overall GPA of 3.5 (verified)

An A- or higher in your previous year’s Spanish course for academic classes; and a B+ or higher for honors classes (verified).

Currently enrolled in level IV, V or AP

You must complete at least 10 hours of community service in the Hispanic community. 

Advisors: Mrs. Pisauro: cpisauro@ucfsd.net and Mrs. Johnson: jjohnson@ucfsd.net 

Our club is here to celebrate and educate students on Hispanic & Latino heritage and culture!

Club Advisor: Mrs. Castro ycastro@ucfsd.net

GOAL: Our goal is to connect students who are interested in the field of law or just want to get to know more about it. We will be hosting guest speakers, doing mock trials and debates, and more. Meeting times will be during lunch and learn no more than twice a month.

Club Advisor: MR. STARKEY- jstarkey@ucfsd.net

The Longhorn Ambassador Program provides support and establishes connections for transfer students of all grade levels. Longhorn Ambassadors work in a similar capacity as SHOC mentors, but their primary focus is on transfer students. They are available to provide tours, answer questions, and build lasting connections with new students.

Longhorn Ambassadors are available over the summer and throughout the school year to assist new students. UHS enrolls 50- 75 new students every school year, so you can see how this is a significant need.  Many of our new students enroll during the summer. Longhorn Ambassadors are expected to check their school email regularly during the school year and the summer. 

Meeting Time: Wednesdays during Learn 2 in Dr. Vallette’s Room (Rm. 307)

Our goal is twofold: 1) to represent Unionville at local, statewide, and national mathematical competitions and 2) to spread a positive, fun relationship with math within our school!

Advisor: Dr. Vallette (dvallette@ucfsd.net)

May Play is a production organized and run by students! Each year a student director(s) present a production idea, conduct auditions, run rehearsals, and more to produce and perform a theatrical production.

Advisor: Mrs. Hawkes, jhawkes@ucfsd.net

Mission: Model United Nations strives to promote students global awareness and build public speaking and leadership skills by simulating real-world diplomacy.

.Fitness, Skill Development, Adventure, Competition

.Boys and Girls in Grades 6-12

.Registration and Pre-Season: April-Jun

.Season: July-Oct

.Weekly practices and trail rides

.Racing and events throughout Pennsylvania

Our mission is to provide students with a well-rounded artistic experience in a fun, encouraging learning environment, so that they may grow to their maximum potential, express themselves freely, and come to love and appreciate the arts for a lifetime.

Show Dates: February 27–March 1st. Auditions to be held in late November/Early December. Show to be announced soon!

Director: Miss Cathy Quigley, cpac@songanddancekids.com

Mission: Spread the beauty of Islam and include those who are not muslims in the breaking of our fast during the month of Ramadan. We will meet on the first Friday of each month.

Club Advisor: Dr. Findora

The National Art Honor Society showcases the innovation, skills and scholarship that the UHS Art Department brings to our school and community. Participants qualify through multiple year study in the arts at UHS, and a minimum GPA. Participants Earn service hours through art in action events held in school and throughout the community.

Advisor: Ms. Porco, nporco@ucfsd.net

Mission: The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

Application Process: The application window is from July - the 1st Sunday of September.   All qualifying UHS students will receive an invitation to apply to the UHS Chapter of the National Honor Society on their school-issued email address in mid-July.  To qualify for an NHS application invitation you must be a UHS rising junior or senior and you must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA. Students who wish to apply also must have a minimum of 25 verified service hours completed.   Hours from 15 months prior to the due date will be accepted (for example, if hours are due September of 2025, students may cound service hours from June of 2024-September of 2025)

**Please note upcoming changes to Service Hours Requirement for the class of 2028 and after:

• Of the 25 service hours, a minimum of five must benefit the school district community (i.e., hours for PTO events for any of the schools such as the High School PTO Book Sale, Patton Carnival, Elementary events, etc.)
• No more than five hours may come from a school-sponsored club, activity, or team to which the NHS applicant/member belongs. **Note on School Clubs and Activities: Participation in activities that are a required or expected part of membership in a school club or organization does not qualify as community service for NHS purposes. 

Advisor: Mrs. Haitz, hhaitz@ucfsd.net

NHS Verification Form

The study of the nervous system and brain, from structure to function, development to degeneration, in health and in disease. Share and spread mutual interest and awareness of the field of neuroscience through various outreach programs, learning opportunities, and community events.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Haitz (hhaitz@ucfsd.net)

The mission of the Ocean Cleanup club is to raise money to donate to a non-profit organization (link) that is devoted to cleaning the ocean of all plastic.

Club Advisor: Mr. Dickson (idickson@ucfsd.net)

We will learn to fold various origami through projects we do while having fun and relaxing with friends!

Advisor: Madame Baron: cbaron@ucfsd.net

Our Mission:  promote awareness of bird-related issues, aid birds in the community through hands-on activities (birdhouse & feeder making), conserve birds’ habitat & food source, learn more about birds (identify calls, observe anatomy, go bird watching/hiking), and facilitate a more environmentally-conscious community!

Time & Location: Learn 2 (11-11:27) Mrs.Tucker’s Room (Room 304), once or twice a month (emailed with details)

Advisor: Mrs. Diana Tucker (dtucker@ucfsd.net)

Our goal is to give all an equal opportunity at education, through the best tool we have—each other.

Advisor: Shylene Jackson (sjackson@ucfsd.net)

Teach aspiring pianists the basics of playing piano by providing various student opportunities, and to create a comfortable learning atmosphere for pianists (All levels of piano experience welcome!)

Teaching basics of piano playing (notes, chords, etc.)

- Melody of the week (a short melody that can be improvised to showcase to the club)

- Challenges to write own music

- Games such as guessing the tune/notes

- access to sheet music, music books, etc.

- student/duo showcases

Club Advisor: Mr. Zumpetta (lzumpetta@ucfsd.net)

Advisor: Mr Meredith bmeredith@ucfsd.net

Goals: Just to have fun and play ping pong with your friends!

Advisor:  Mr. Tredway (ttredway@ucfsd.net)

Advisor: Mr. Throne, jthrone@ucfsd.net

The Unionville Chapter of S.A.D.D. is very active in promoting awareness of the problems involved with alcohol, drug and tobacco use. S.A.D.D. informs the student body about the consequences involved with destructive decision-making. Projects for the organization include assemblies, speakers, fundraisers, and many other awareness activities.

Advisor: Drew Moister (amoister@ucfsd.net)

Our goal is to make the School Store more accessible and known.  We want to incorporate students into the designing and management of Unionville High School Merchandise. 

Advisor: Mrs. Clemson

Mission: In this club, we aim to inspire STEM exploration within young students in an interactive and accessible way.

Club Advisor: Ms. Kanski (mkanski@ucfsd.net)

Purpose: To create an environment where anybody interested in science can get to learn more about any science topics they are interested in. Students can compete in the regional science bowl and potentially the National Science Bowl (NSB)  if they qualify.

Science Bowl Competitions: These are events where anybody interested in science and mathematics can participate in a fast-paced question-and-answer format against other schools. There will be a regional event and a chance to potentially qualify for the prestigious National Science Bowl (NSB).

Inquiry-based science is an integral part of science education. Students doing experimental research exemplify the true nature of science.  It is our belief that the Chester County Science Research Competition and its affiliated fairs encourage students to pursue careers in science, technology, mathematics, and/or engineering by providing a forum for developing academic skills, conducting independent scientific investigations, writing research papers, speaking, preparing an organized display, and utilizing the scientific method.

If you are interested in the Science Fair, please see Ms. Kanski in room 306! 

SHOC is a peer mentor program for incoming freshman. Current high school students are selected as mentors to aid in the transition from middle school to high school, ultimately creating a more unified class and a sense of belonging in the high school community.

Advisor: Mr. Deldotto (ndeldotto@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: Ski Club is a place to connect with fellow skiers and snowboarders. As a club, we will travel to different PA mountains to hopefully find some powder.

Meetings: Our main form of communication is through email

Advisor: Mrs. Biddle (hbiddle@ucfsd.net)

Overview: The team meets every Tuesday from 7-9, and we participate in tournaments that occur around every two weeks. Participation is flexible; students can attend as many or as few practices and tournaments as they want. Tournaments range from a few hours to 5 days, and take place as close as our own high school and as far as New Mexico.

Coach: Mr. Kobeski (mkobeski@ucfsd.net) 

Mission: To spread joy to senior centers and retirement homes through heartfelt cards!

Club Advisor: Mrs. Dilworth (fdilworth@ucfsd.net)

Our Mission: To help students gain exposure to the fields of statistics and data science, and how they are used in almost all careers.

What do we do?
- meetings with monthly speakers
- use tools that can help students in AP Stat and careers
- work on issues assigned to us by the school

Club Advisor: Mr. Long - klong@ucfsd.net

Club Advisor: Mr. Berkeihiser, mberkeihiser@ucfsd.net

Mission Statement: The Technology Student Association (TSA) enhances personal development, leadership, and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), whereby members apply and integrate these concepts through intracurricular activities, competitions, and related programs.

Advisor: Patrick Sheehan (psheehan@ucfsd.net)

What we do: Our club organizes a TEDx event at the high school each year. TEDx events are conferences where people give speeches (TED talks)  on topics that they are passionate about. TED talks  are uploaded to the actual TEDx YouTube channel. 

SPEAKER INTEREST FORM

Advisor: Ms. Sue Matz (smatz@ucfsd.net) 

Tennis club meets at lunch and learn and plays at the UHS tennis courts to prepare for the UHS tennis team, or just for fun. Anyone is welcome to join tennis club, and we will meet about once a week.

Teacher Supervisors: Mr. Regenye (jregenye@ucfsd.net) Mr. Belson (kbelson@ucfsd.net)

Mission:

• Break the stigma in student-athlete mental health
• Promote resources that student-athletes can use

Advisor- Coach P, apanati@ucfsd.net

Mission Statement: To empower young people to serve their communities, develop leadership skills, and honor the legacy of fallen soldiers. The Travis Manion Foundation was created to honor the legacy of 1st Lt. Travis Manion, USMC, who was killed in action in Iraq in 2007.

Meeting Times: Once a month in Mr. Fosters room 206 during L1. Specific dates will be communicated via email. 

Advisor: Anne Davis (adavis@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: Our local chapter of Tri-M allows Unionville musicians the chance to perform, places them in leadership positions, and gives them the opportunity to serve the community. Members must be enrolled in a performance ensemble: orchestra, chorus, or band. An “A” average must be maintained in all music classes, along with a “B” average in all other academic courses.

Meeting Times: None, just volunteer requirements to be met be the end of the year

Advisor: Mr. Zumpetta (lzumpetta@ucfsd.net)

FALL

Cheerleading

Boys & Girls Cross Country

Field Hockey

Football

Boys & Girls Golf

Boys & Girls Soccer

Girls Tennis

Girls Volleyball

WINTER

Boys & Girls Basketball

Cheerleading

Competitive Spirit

Boys & Girls Indoor Track

Boys & Girls Swim & Dive

Wrestling

SPRING

Baseball

Boys & Girls Lacrosse

Softball

Boys Tennis

Boys & Girls Track & Field

Boys Volleyball

Unionville High School Club Interscholastic Sports

Boys & Girls Rowing Club is a UCFSD sanctioned club

UHS Dance Team, Mountain Biking

Unified Interscholastic Athletics

Unified Bocce is offered as a partnership with the Special Olympics of Pennsylvania

Mission Statement: To give those golfers who are cut after varsity tryouts a chance to continue to work on their game. Also to bring others to the game of golf that didn't even try out for the team.

Club Advisor:  Jimmy O'Rourke (jorourke@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: Unionville Historical Society is dedicated to the improvement of historical literacy in the UHS population. We also seek to foster love of history for those who may want to pursue the subject outside of the classroom.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Leever (pleever@ucfsd.net)

Mission Statement: We are a left-leaning club whose mission is to support and advocate for political and community issues. We encourage everyone to participate in our debates, discussions, volunteer opportunities, fundraising, guest speaker lectures, and work on current and future election efforts.

Meeting time: We meet twice a month on Thursdays in Ms.Brigance’s room

Club Advisor: Ms. Brigance

Want to see your name in print and online?

• Students interested in writing articles, fundraising, photography, layout, and social media are welcome. 
• There are monthly writers’ meeting; look out for announcements!
• Be part of the UHS community and be part of a prestigious long-standing tradition of student journalism!

Advisors: 

Mrs. Deldotto, kdeldotto@ucfsd.net and Mr. Ahart, aahart@ucfsd.net

Every artifact we uncover holds a story. Each tool, each innovation, each work of art connects us to the people and ideas that came before us. Using STEM skills and teamwork, today we can dig deeper into discoveries than ever before.

Welcome to FIRST® AGE™ presented by Qualcomm, our 2025-2026 robotics season inspired by archaeology. What will you uncover? Join us for an experience for the ages.

Unionville has many active robotics teams serving 7th through 12th Grade:

Two-Eyed Illuminati

Green Lemons

Silver Wolves

Flaming Phoenix

Teletubbies

Steel Surge

Club Advisor: Sapphire Sunyata (ssunyata@ucfsd.net)

The Unionville Sports Council exists to encourage and support physical activity throughout the Unionville Chadds Ford

School District by:

• Increasing opportunities for and participation in diverse physical activities
• Cooperating with the UCFSD to promote its athletic programs
• Fostering a sense of spirit and pride in the UCFSD community
• Raising funds for equipment and programs for the community that are not specifically provided for by the UCFSD.

The Unionville Sports Council is an independent 501c3 non-profit organization and is in no way governed or managed by the Unionville Chadds-Ford School District or Unionville High School

Contact Mr. Vogler at jvogler@ucfsd.net with additional questions.

Purpose: To establish a team of students who represent all aspects of unionville and create events that unify our student body. GO U

The Student Library Advisory Board aims to provide a communication channel between students and UHS Library and provide students with hands-on experience in the library and information sciences. The Board will provide feedback and suggestions on how the UHS Library can better serve the Unionville High School community.

Advisor: Mr. Golightly, wgolightly@ucfsd.net

Students work with a variety of organizations to direct and produce recordings, live streams, and video projects for the UCFSD Community.

Advisors: Eric Peoples (epeoples@ucfsd.net)

The UHS Weight Lifting Club is a space for students to learn about and practice strength training in a safe, supportive environment. Members can work on improving their form, building strength, and setting personal fitness goals at their own pace.

The club welcomes all experience levels—from beginners to experienced lifters—and encourages a respectful, inclusive atmosphere where everyone can make progress and help each other grow.

Meetings: Twice a month During L and L
Location: UHS Fitness Center

Reasons to join us:

• Sessions once a month!
• Meditation incorporated into sessions!
• great way to spend time with friends and relax after school!
•  Fun and beneficial to your health! 

Club Advisor- Ms. Panati, apanati@ucfsd.net