AAI Korean Student Association celebrates Korean culture through K-pop dance, traditions, food, language, and history. Our club creates a welcoming space for students to learn, perform, and connect while sharing the energy of K-dance and promoting cultural awareness throughout our school community. Everyone is welcome!
The Alliance Academy for Innovation math team meets twice a month to learn concepts in competition math. Each semester, students will be given opportunities to compete during competition such as the UGA Math Competition, AMC and others as they present themselves.
AAA promotes the interest of many Alliance students in the field of aerospace/aviation. From the annual visit of the GSP helicopter, to guess speakers, and copious amounts of pizza, the AAA is the club to be involved with!
Alliance Christian Fellowship is a student‑led Christian club that gathers for a short devotional message followed by time to connect, share, and build community.
Art Club is a creative space where students explore different mediums, experiment with new techniques, and collaborate on artistic projects. Whether you love drawing, painting, digital art, or crafts, Art Club encourages creativity, self-expression, and connection with fellow artists.
Avengers Sports Club meets before school once a week for students to play a variety of sports in a fun, supportive setting. It is a chance to stay active, build skills, and connect with friends before the school days begins.
AAI National Beta Club is committed to leading by service. We promote academic excellence, strong character, and leadership through meaningful community involvement. Members strive to make a positive impact in our school and beyond while growing as responsible, service-minded leaders.
The BioBuilderClub is an after-school program for high school students to design, build, and test synthetic biology projects, running from October to March. It pairs student teams with industry mentors for 10 hours of guidance to address real-world challenges in sustainability, medicine, or agriculture.
Biology Olympiad Club prepares students for competitive biology exams through advanced content review, problem-solving practice, and collaborative learning. Members explore topics beyond the classroom, including genetics, ecology, evolution, and physiology, while strengthening critical thinking skills and scientific reasoning in preparation for regional and national level competitions.
Chemistry Olympiad is a multi-tiered competition for high school students passionate about chemistry. Students self study throughout the year to test and promote excellence in chemistry through theoretical and laboratory examinations in March to earn the opportunity to compete at state, national, and international levels.
CyberAvengers is a high school cybersecurity club where students explore cyber topics, practice real‑world skills, and compete in Capture‑the‑Flag (CTF) challenges. Members learn cryptography, OSINT, forensics, and ethical hacking while building teamwork, problem‑solving abilities, and career‑ready technical knowledge in a fun, supportive environment.
Debate Club meets weekly to prepare students for debate competitions. Debate competitions develop communication skills, critical thinking skills, and require competitors to think quickly on their feet. Debate Club is open to all level from beginner to advanced and participates in multiple competitions throughout the year.
A club dedicated to role-play adventures. Come enjoy creating your own character, writing interesting backstories, going on epic adventures (writing those epic adventures), and enjoying time with your friends.
Students meet to discuss current environmental issues at a world, national, and local level, communicate about upcoming community service opportunities with an environmental focus, and plan club participation in schoolwide events.
We aim to educate others regarding innovation associated with the integration of software, mobile applications, and advanced technologies that automate, streamline, and transform financial services. We focus on decision-making, risk management, personalized financial services, while examining how things work and if the process is worthy of merit and trust.
Club will hold meeting to teach members about the basics of investing. Primarily stock market investments but additional asset classes as well. Club members will participate in national investment competitions.
Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
AAI Meals by Grace is a student volunteer club for the organization Meals by Grace. Students dedicate their time to sorting food donations, packing meal boxes, organizing drives, and supporting distribution days. Through hands-on service, members develop leadership skills, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of food insecurity while making a meaningful difference in the lives of local families.
Mock Trial gives students the opportunity to step into the courtroom as attorneys and witnesses, building skills in public speaking, critical thinking, teamwork, and persuasive argument. Members analyze cases, prepare strategies, and compete against other schools in realistic, fast-paced courtroom simulations.
Model United Nations (MUN) is an academic simulation where students act as diplomats representing different countries. You’ll debate global issues—from climate change to international security—to draft and pass resolutions. It’s the ultimate way to sharpen your public speaking, negotiation, and leadership skills while tackling real-world challenges.
The Alliance Mountain Biking Club works in collaboration with Georgia Cycling's TeamMNT to provide students a unique opportunity to get active, grow their self-confidence, and build life-long healthy habits. There are no tryouts to join the team, but members must attend practices and a majority of the races. The season runs from June through November.
Muslim Student Association is a student led Islamic organization that aims to build connections between Muslim and non-Muslim students at Alliance. MSA participates in community events such as the Muslim Interscholastic Tournament of Atlanta (MIST) each spring.
Science Olympiad is a national organization that hosts rigorous academic team based events. Students complete in 23 events that are hands on, collaborative, problem-solving focused, and foster a passion for STEM. Students complete in multiple Saturday competition throughout the school year.
Students unite with a common interest in dance and choreography to blend Classical and Contemporary Indian Dance Styles and to create and rehearse beautiful dance pieces to perform.
Women in STEM affirms that everyone has a role in STEM, and works proudly to support inclusionary, equitable, and accessible engagement opportunities. WiSTEM aims to challenge the attitudes surrounding women in STEM and fill in the critical opportunity gaps that leave high school girls and genderqueer students behind.
