Clubs & Organizations

Beta Club

Beta Club is a club that promotes academics and service. Students must have a GPA of 3.2 or higher and may be invited during their sophomore, junior, and senior years. 

Sponsor: Mr. Desormeaux

ECA Newsletter

The ECA Newsletter is a student-created monthly publication that updates and informs students, faculty, and staff about upcoming events.

Sponsor: Mr. Baty

IMPACT Club

IMPACT Club is a student-created and student-led group that meets twice a month for Bible studies and fellowship. The group is dedicated to spreading positivity and kindness throughout the school.

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

Classical Conversations

This book club meets once every three months to discuss a piece of classic literature. Open to students and faculty, we will analyze the texts, discuss historical relevance, and peel back layers of meaning

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

National Honor Society

The Chapter of the Early College Academy National Honor Society invites Juniors and Seniors candidates who have maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and shall then be considered based on their service. leadership, character and teacher recommendations. Active members maintaining good standing will graduate at the top of their class with full honor stoles and chords. There are 10 dedicated service hours and mandatory school obligations. 

Sponsor: Ms. K. Trahan

PBIS Committee

PBIS Committee is a group of students who help the sponsor plan PBIS events.

Sponsor: Mr. Maurer

Cinema Club

Cinema Club is a monthly social club that offers students a time to hang out with other ECA students, watch a free movie, and have a discussion after. Students have watched movies from the the 1930s to the 2010s, and all movies are rated G, PG, or PG-13.

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

D&D Club

The D&D Club is a student-created group that meets every two weeks to play the fantasy game Dungeons & Dragons.

Sponsor: Mr. Desormeaux

Student Leaders Club

Student Leaders Club is a group that assists all clubs with their goals and events. They facilitate the ECA Tutoring Program, build bridges between upper- and lower-classmen, and instill leadership through experiences. 

Sponsor: Mr. Maurer

Volunteer Forum

Volunteer Forum is a way to connect students with volunteer opportunities in the community and school. Students also keep track of their service hours through an app that allows them easy access to information. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Broussard

Science Club

Science Club is a monthly club where young scientists meet and perform different science experiments. Science Club is open to any students who are interested in science.

Sponsor: Ms. K. Trahan

Yearbook Club

Early College Academy's yearbook is an annual historical document that students work together to create each year. Students learn and use writing, editing, photography, interviewing, researching, layout, and design skills to create the yearbook. It is published annually and is released during the fall semester of the following year. 

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

Yearbook Website

ECA Class Cup

The ECA Class Cup pits student against student and class against class in this fight to be the E.A.G.L.E. (our version of G.O.A.T.) and top class in competitions of both brain and brawn. The winning class will win immortality with its name engraved on the ECA Class Cup, and the individual Class Cup E.A.G.L.E. will win bragging rights and everlasting glory.

Sponsor: Ms. Belsom