Clubs & Organizations

Tech Club has two levels: Elementary and JH/HS.

For Grades K - 7th: 

Welcome to the Chess Party! The Knight School Chess Team is your school's official chess team and chess party.

Approach: 

The Knight School's approach has had amazing success -- winning multiple state championships -- because our unique and unprecedented educational philosophy, "the chess party," is the perfect way to transform a complete beginner into a devastating chess machine. In this kid-centered classroom environment, we teach our kids every cool trick, strategy, and tactic in "chessdom", and our kids soon learn to love and master chess, their classroom, sports, and their home lives as well!

Time and Cost:

Class meets in your child's school or online weekly for 50 minutes.

Ready to Enroll? 

Click the link and complete the registration form! Upon enrollment, new students receive a TKS T-shirt, chess set, chess bag, and all the colorful TactixBands they can earn!

ACTIVITIES

The chapter is highly active within the community, volunteering at the annual TFB Ag in the Classroom event held at the Austin County Fairgrounds, as well as participating in the TFB Canned Food Drive. Additionally, some members will attend and assist with the yearly Champion Drive and 4-H Coke Stand at the Austin County Fair.

The fall semester is Leadership Development Event season. Team and individual speaking events occur where students can participate at advanced levels (i.e., district, area, and state). The spring semester is known as the Career Development Event season. Members compete in individual speaking and team events, which are career-based interests for each individual. Each team can attend and participate in invitational, area, or state contests.

ADVISOR AND OFFICERS:

• Staff Advisor: Cierra Hines-Hacker
• Student Officers 2025-2026: President : Luisa Morrison | Vice President: Riley Heyman | Secretary: Peyton Eckermann | Treasurer: Joshua Hardy | Reporter: Kelton Galle | Sentinel: Michael Wilson 
   

MEMBERSHIP

To be eligible for active membership in a chartered FFA chapter, a student must be enrolled in a secondary Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources program. The Texas FFA Association/Texas Association of Future Farmers of America considers secondary Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources programs for grades 7-12.

To retain membership, a student must:

• Be enrolled in at least one Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources course during the school year and follow a planned course of study; either course must include a supervised agricultural experience program, the objective of which is preparation for an agricultural career.
• Show an interest in the affairs of the Association by attending meetings, striving for degrees of membership, and participating in other organized activities of the chapter.
• Pay all current District, Area, State, and National dues by the date determined by the chapter.
• Display conduct which is consistent with the ideals and purposes of the Texas FFA Association/Texas Association of Future Farmers of America.

All junior high students are welcome to be a part of KTP (Knights That Pray).  The club gathers on Thursdays during their break to pray for the school, country, and the needs of other classmates.  

ADVISORS: MRS. WOODLEY AND MR. HEIN 

The Student Council is a student-led organization committed to student life at our school through projects that provide benefits to our school and community while developing leadership among its members.

JUNIOR HIGH (JH) STUCO - ACTIVITIES

JH STUCO provides the snack cart in junior high.  All money raised through the snack cart goes back to the junior high student body and staff. JH STUCO provides the student body with special breakfasts such as Pancake Breakfasts at the beginning and end of school, goodies and treats for the Christmas party games, and snacks during the Iowa testing. At the end of the school year, JH STUCO thanks the teachers by providing them with a meal during finals.

JUNIOR HIGH (JH) STUCO - ADVISOR AND OFFICERS

• Staff Advisor: Stacy Woodley
• Student Officers: President: Jasmin Beccerra | Vice President: Smyth Poston | Secretary: Eden Hargrave |  Chaplain: Michael Saterwhite | Treasurer: Stella Bolton | Historian: Iris Jackson
• Class Reps: 6th: Tucker Louviere | 7th: Natalie Rokohl | 8th: Olivia Stegent

The Student Council is a student-led organization dedicated to enhancing student life at our school through projects that benefit our school and community, while developing leadership among its members.

HIGH SCHOOL STUCO - ACTIVITIES

STUCO organizes two fundraisers each year: the Candy-grams in December and Valentine's Dipped Pretzels in February. The fundraising money is used to support the school and student functions.

We also organize the "See You at the Pole" event, where we lead praise and worship for our country, state, city, and school. We provide breakfast for the students once a year and donuts/muffins throughout the year. STUCO also supports opportunities to bless teachers and staff with small tokens of appreciation.  

HIGH SCHOOL STUCO - ADVISORS AND OFFICERS:

• Staff Advisor: Velinda Sanchez
• Student Officers: President, Joshua Stark | Vice-President, Daniela Skardenni | Treasurer, Michael Wilson | Secretary, Hayley Gillen | Historian, Dyllan Olivares | 9th grade Representative, Eli Perez | 10th grade | Representative, Anthony Best | 11th grade Representative, Jasmin Beccera | 12th grade, Representative, Luisa Morrison

The National Honor Society was founded to recognize outstanding student achievement in character, scholarship, service, leadership, and citizenship. For students to become members of this esteemed organization, they must meet all requirements, including grades.

Sponsors: Kevin McGonagil & Claire Westbrook

Officers: President-Daniela Skardenni / Vice-President-Joshua Stark / Treasurer-Joshua Hardy / Secretary-Dyllan Olivares / Chaplain-Hayley Gillen

Membership in the National Junior Honor Society is one of the highest honors awarded to a junior high school student. Faith Academy’s chapter is one of more than 24,000 across the nation, striving to recognize the total student in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. NJHS inducted 10 new members in February 2025.

Activities

Faith Academy's Chapter hosts the annual Book Parade, the Operation Christmas Child Collection at Faith Academy, and leads all the table activities at the annual Art Festival.  

NJHS - Advisor and Officers:

Teacher Advisor: Stacy Woodley 
Student Officers: President: George Marsh | Vice President: Eli Perez | Chaplain: Brooklynn Logan | Historian: Eve Hyslop                                                                                                                                                                               New 2025 Inductees: 6th Grade-Sierra Clark, Evelyn Dorton, Kinley Gillen, Alivia Haley, Siena Hyslop, Cahill Krumrey, Karter Mayfield, Colton Moore, 7th Grade-Harlow Waldrop, 8th Grade-Lilith Schroller

The Yearbook is a book of the students, for the students, by the students.  The Yearbook will be a treasured memory for years to come for students as they look back on their grade school years. The 2023 - 2024 yearbook was the celebration of the 30 Years of Faith Academy. 
 

Advisor and Officers:

• Staff Advisor: Gabriel Bebee

Share Your Photos

Anyone can upload photos throughout the year by using the app called Yearbook Snap from the app store on their phones. 

1. Download the app from your app store on your phone.
2. Once downloaded, open it up and find Faith Academy of Bellville.  
3. The school code is: Faith
4. You are ready to upload photos.