Activities

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About Ponderosa Activities...

Ponderosa High School Activities has something for everyone. We encourage our students to get involved, so that their high school experience is all that it can be. We offer large activities such as Marching Band and DECA, but we also offer a great variety of small clubs as well. Ponderosa Activities are very successful in competitions across the state and we are proud of all of their accomplishments. If a student doesn’t find that right fit, we are also supportive of new student-initiated clubs. We hope that each student finds that right connection while at PHS by participating in one of our excellent Activities/Clubs.

How to Start an Extracurricular Activity

  • Find an adult (teacher or classified staff) to be the sponsor
  • Complete the Application and Information forms and turn in to the Main Office to get approval from Activities Director
  • Once the club is approved, it will be listed on the website and can be advertised via announcements, posters, etc.

Extracurricular Activity Application

Ponderosa Activity Cabinet

Ponderosa Activity Cabinet (PAC) is composed of two representatives of each club, activity, and honor society. These representatives are nominated by their advisors at the beginning of the school year. Each member will receive a welcome letter with all the meeting dates; PAC meets once a month before school. As part of this cabinet, members will be collaborating and communicating with other student leaders regarding school climate and school events, developing leadership skills, and promoting involvement in Activities at PHS.


Contact Information

Natalie Munoz-Garcia

Natalie Munoz-Garcia
Activities Director

natalie.munozgarcia
@dcsdk12.org

303.387.4000

Upcoming Events



PHS Activities

Participation Rules & Expectations Form 

Activities Medical Form

Community Service 1st Letter Form

Community Service 2nd Letter Form

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