Clubs and Organizations
Bloomingdale High School currently offers three types of clubs: special interest, academic/honor, and service clubs. Clubs are grouped into three groups: Red Clubs, White Clubs, and Black Clubs. The first three Wednesdays of most months (March and May being common exceptions) are club days. Club days are days when students meet with their clubs between second and third periods. The bell schedule is adjusted so that approximately 5–7 minutes are removed from the regular class periods in order to allow for this club period.
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