Model United Nations
Model U.N. is a educational simulation and academic competition in which students utilize diplomacy and knowledge of international relations to solve real-world economic and political issues in a large-scale portrayal of the real United Nations. Model U.N. is a fun way to refine your skills in debate, public speaking along with peers, and it allows you to explore any interest you have in world affairs. No prior experience is necessary; teaching and support will be available to you every step of the way.
Click here for Model U.N. info, meeting/competition dates.
The mission of Model United Nations (MUN) is to help students understand global issues and the United Nations, and to prepare them to be active global citizens.
Sponsor: Eric Bowers.
Meets: Mondays in Room 179.
Visit pennhighmodelun.com for more information about who we are.
Connect with us on:
twitter: @penn_un
Instagram: mun.penn
Email: mun.penn@gmail.com
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Spanish Club
Key Club

Sponsors: Jodi Jensen and Julie Fell
Key Club is a community service club. We provide service to our students at Penn, other schools in the P-H-M system and various community organizations. Students must keep logs of their service hours. Twenty service hours per year is the minimum requirement.
Mission Statement: The aim of the Penn High School Key Club is to provide its members with opportunities of service, character building, and leadership development. It’s an international student-led organization.

The purpose of the Club: To develop initiative and leadership. • To provide experience in living and working together. • To serve the school and community. • To prepare for useful citizenship. • To accept and promote the following ideals: • To give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life. • To promote the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship and social contacts. • To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship. • To provide a practical means to form enduring friendships.
Eligibility Requirements: Key Club is open to everyone in grades 9-12.Dues: $20 dues / $25 for Seniors who want to purchase cords for the 2026 Commencement ceremony. Seniors must meet requirements to receive a cord, prior to graduation.
Meetings: Regularly scheduled member meetings will be held the third Wednesday of every month at 7:45 a.m., in the CPA, unless stated otherwise.Procedure for Joining: Contact Sponsor and/or attend a meeting.
French Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Computer Club
interest of computing innovation and application.
– Discuss Computer Science current events and developments in fields such as computing,
programming, and artificial intelligence
– Develop a better understanding of Computer Science applications
– Practice and demonstrate programming skills
all members via ParentSquare and StudentSquare
Chess Club
Biology Olympiad
Description: We prepare for the Biology Olympiad open exam and host guest speakers. We visit sites and events of interest. We also prepare for the SAT II Subject Area test in Biology

