Government
Glenbrook South’s Government clubs foster an environment that encourages broader discussions about local, national and global societal issues in order to develop a deeper understanding of the world around them.
They are encouraged to take on leadership roles, organize events and collaborate with their peers. By actively participating in these clubs, students gain the necessary skills and knowledge to become informed, active citizens who can positively contribute to their communities and make a difference.
Government Clubs & Organizations Directory
Law Club is designed for students interested in law, criminal justice, and the legal system. Members will have the opportunity to explore real-world legal cases, debate important issues, participate in mock trials, and develop their public speaking and communication skills by sharing their perspectives with others. The club may also invite practicing lawyers and other legal professionals to speak with members, share their experiences, and teach students about different areas of law and potential careers in the legal field. In addition, Law Club includes fun games, activities, and treats that students can enjoy while learning more about the legal system and the ways that law impacts our everyday lives.
The GBS Student Council is the epitome of involvement, from Homecoming to Canned Food Drive to Prom, to Spring Fling and everything in-between.
Do you want to change a policy? Help plan a major event? Raise money for community causes? Any student is eligible to run for President, Vice President, or Representative of their class. Have some experience and want to go even higher up the ladder? Run for the Student Council Executive Board (President or Vice President). If you don't have the time to be an elected official, you can still join in the fun. Come to the Class Board meetings to be part of the team
Students for Human Rights is an organization dedicated to understanding and promoting human rights around the world. We seek opportunities to advocate for oppressed peoples at home and abroad.