Skyline High School Biology Club

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The  Skyline Biology Club was founded in 2004 as the "Skyline Biological Society" with 10 founding members.   Since then, the club has grown to an annual membership of over 30 students.   You can read the club constitution (pdf).  Skyline High School was a founding member of the National Bio Club organization run through the National Association of  Biology Teachers. Our regular meeting are held roughly every other Thursday.  Biology club members pay a lab fee to cover the expenses labs and dissections performed by  members. The club activities are determined by the student leadership team.  Common activities include dissections (heart, eye, squid, brain, crayfish) and volunteering at the local elementary science fair.   
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