Service Organizations

The Interact Club, as the high school program affiliated with Rotary Club, serves as a dynamic platform for student involvement in community service and leadership. Functioning as a student-led organization, Interact focuses on promoting civic responsibility, fostering personal growth, and instilling a sense of global awareness among its members.

Through a variety of service projects, students actively engage in addressing local and international issues, honing essential skills such as collaboration, communication, and problem-solving. Participation in Interact allows students to connect with peers who share a passion for community service, as well as establish valuable connections with Rotary Club members and other community leaders.

The organization emphasizes the Rotary principles of service above self and promotes a commitment to ethical behavior. Additionally, Interact's activities contribute to students' overall college and career readiness, highlighting their dedication to community involvement and leadership. Overall, the Interact Club serves as a vital conduit for high school students to develop as responsible, globally-minded citizens with a strong emphasis on making a positive impact in their communities and beyond.

Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. Key Club emphasizes civic education, providing students with hands-on experiences in community service and leadership roles. Through engagement in various projects and activities, members not only contribute to their communities but also develop essential skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving.

Participation in the Key Club offers students opportunities to connect with like-minded peers, community leaders, and professionals, fostering valuable networks for future personal and professional growth. The organization instills a sense of responsibility, social awareness, and empathy, preparing students for active and informed citizenship.

Moreover, involvement in the Key Club enhances college and career readiness, as it showcases a commitment to service, leadership, and community involvement. Overall, the high school Key Club is a platform that empowers students to make a positive impact on their communities while cultivating skills and values that extend beyond the academic setting.

LEADERSHIP,  EXPERIENCE, OPPORTUNITY

The Leo Club, the high school program of Lions Club, stands as a dynamic platform fostering leadership, service, and personal development among high school students. As a student-led organization, Leo Club emphasizes community service, encouraging its members to actively engage in impactful projects that address local needs. Through these initiatives, students not only contribute meaningfully to their communities but also develop essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, and project management.

The club's affiliation with Lions Club provides students with valuable networking opportunities, connecting them with experienced professionals and mentors. The Leo Club is dedicated to instilling a sense of civic responsibility, ethical behavior, and compassion in its members. Participation in Leo Club activities enhances students' overall college and career readiness, highlighting their commitment to service and leadership.

In essence, the Leo Club serves as a catalyst for high school students to cultivate a strong sense of community engagement, leadership, and a lifelong dedication to making a positive impact on society.

First Priority is a national Christian youth group organization that unites local churches to support student-initiatied, student led clubs on public middle and high school campuses.  Operating across the United States, its primary goal is to empower students to share the Gospel and build positive peer groups in their schools. 

Cullman High School hosts First Priority every Thursday morning at 7:40 in Tillman Hall. Our student led club features student speakers each week and service projects each year.  Our community sponsors are Reverend Jason Murphree and Reverend BJ Shelton.

Cullman High School's Student Government Association is made up of strong student leaders who represent their grade levels and the student body as a whole.  Our SGA is involved in coordinating many campus projects and activities including our Homecoming Week activities and competitions.  

2026 - 2027 Officers

President- Jake Murphree
Vice President- Sophia Helms
Secretary- Logan Powell
Treasurer- Wyatt Shields
Historian- Reed Flores 

Class Officers

Senior Class
President - Millie Jenkins
Vice President - Nason Green 
Secretary - Avery Sharpton
Treasurer - Ava Brewer

Junior Class
President - McKinley Varden
Vice President - Bryant Eastman
Secretary - Davis Mae Hackbarth
Treasurer - Mary Claire Ray

Sophomore Class
President - Reagan Blackwood
Vice President - Lucy Collins
Secretary - Avery Laney
Treasurer - Emma-Karagan Tokar

Freshman ClassPresident - Parker Morrison
Vice President - Bree Carver
Secretary - Anna Claire Kallhoff
Treasurer - Kate Preston Bates

2026-2027 SGA Class Representatives