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

Got news? The ECA Newsletter Club is the voice of the student body! This creative team produces a student-created monthly publication that keeps students, faculty, and staff informed about upcoming events, important announcements, and campus happenings. From writing articles and designing layouts to sharing school spirit and highlighting student achievements, members work together to create a newsletter that keeps the entire ECA community connected. If you love writing, design, photography, or staying “in the know,” this club is your chance to make headlines!

Sponsor: Mr. Baty

IMPACT Club

Make a difference. Spread kindness. Leave an IMPACT. The IMPACT Club is a student-created and student-led group that meets twice a month for Bible studies, fellowship, and meaningful conversations that encourage faith, positivity, and personal growth. Dedicated to spreading kindness throughout the school community, members work together to support one another, inspire others, and create a welcoming environment for all students. Whether through uplifting messages, service opportunities, or simply being a positive influence, IMPACT is all about making school a brighter place—one act of kindness at a time.

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

Classical Conversations

Step into the pages of timeless stories with Classical Conversations! This unique book club, open to both students and faculty, meets once every three months to explore a piece of classic literature through thoughtful discussion and analysis. Together, members uncover hidden themes, examine historical relevance, and peel back layers of meaning that make these works endure through generations. Whether you’re a passionate reader, a curious thinker, or someone who simply loves great conversation, Classical Conversations offers a welcoming space to connect ideas, perspectives, and people through the power of literature.

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. Trahan

HOSA: Future Health Professionals

HOSA is a student organization that helps high school students explore careers in healthcare while developing leadership, teamwork, communication, and professional skills. Through educational activities, community service, conferences, and competitive events, HOSA members gain experiences that prepare them for college and future careers in the health professions.

Sponsor: Ms. Trahan

Cinema Club

Lights, camera, discussion! Cinema Club is a monthly social club where ECA students come together to relax, enjoy a free movie, and share their thoughts afterward in a fun and welcoming environment. From classic films of the 1930s to modern favorites of the 2010s, students explore movies across generations—all rated G, PG, or PG-13. Each month features a new theme, and students get the chance to vote from three carefully selected films before the winning movie is revealed on movie night. Whether you’re a film fanatic, casual moviegoer, or just looking for a great way to connect with friends, Cinema Club is your ticket to an unforgettable experience!

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

D&D Club

Step into a world of dragons, daring quests, and endless imagination with the D&D Club! Twice a month, adventurers gather to roll dice, create unforgettable characters, and work together to conquer epic challenges in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. Whether you’re a seasoned hero or brand new to the game, all are welcome at the table. Bring your creativity, teamwork, and sense of adventure—your next quest awaits!

Sponsor: Mr. Baty

ECA Ambassadors

ECA Ambassadors are a diverse group of student leaders who serve as representatives of Early College Academy and help promote the school throughout the community. Ambassadors assist with recruitment and outreach efforts, plan and host ECA Nights at various locations, and share their experiences to help prospective students and families discover what makes ECA special.

Sponsors: Mrs. Broussard & Ms. Mistrot

Speech & Debate Club

Speak up. Think critically. Make your voice heard! The Speech & Debate Club gives students the opportunity to build confidence, strengthen public speaking skills, and learn how to construct and defend persuasive arguments. Members will practice debate, speeches, impromptu speaking, and other competitive events while developing communication and critical-thinking skills. Whether you love being in the spotlight or want to become a more confident speaker, there’s a place for you!

Sponsors: Mr. Maurer & Mr. Traore

Science Club

Put on your lab goggles and get ready to explore! Science Club is a monthly gathering where curious minds and young scientists come together to perform exciting experiments, discover new ideas, and experience the wonders of science firsthand. From chemical reactions and engineering challenges to hands-on investigations and creative problem-solving, every meeting offers something new to explore. Open to any student with an interest in science, this club is the perfect place to ask questions, test theories, and have fun while learning about the world around us!

Sponsor: Ms. Trahan

Yearbook Club

Capture the memories. Tell the story. Leave a legacy. Early College Academy’s Yearbook Club works together each year to create a one-of-a-kind historical document that preserves the moments, achievements, and spirit of ECA. Students gain hands-on experience in writing, editing, photography, interviewing, researching, layout, and design while collaborating to produce a publication that will be treasured for years to come. Published annually and released during the following fall semester, the yearbook is more than just a book—it’s a snapshot of ECA history created by students, for students. If you’re creative, detail-oriented, or passionate about storytelling, Yearbook Club is your chance to make memories last forever!

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

Yearbook Website

ECA Class Cup

Who will rise to become the ultimate E.A.G.L.E.? The ECA Class Cup Competitions bring students together in an epic battle of brainpower, teamwork, strategy, and strength as classes compete for school-wide glory. From intense academic challenges to exciting physical competitions, students go head-to-head to prove which class reigns supreme. The victorious class earns immortality with its name engraved on the legendary ECA Class Cup, while the individual Class Cup E.A.G.L.E. claims bragging rights, everlasting glory, and a place in ECA history. Get ready to compete, cheer, and soar to greatness!

Sponsor: Ms. Belsom

Literary Rally Club

Knowledge becomes competition in Literary Rally! This elite academic club is made up of students invited by teachers to represent their strongest subjects and compete for academic glory at the district and state levels. From literature and history to science, math, and the arts, Literary Rally challenges students to sharpen their skills, showcase their talents, and go head-to-head with some of the brightest minds around. With dedication, teamwork, and a passion for learning, members strive to bring home honors while proudly representing Early College Academy. For students who love to challenge themselves and excel academically, Literary Rally is the ultimate stage to shine!

Sponsor: Ms. Guidry

French Club

Explore the French-speaking world through Francophone cinema, music, poetry, games, and cultural activities! Students will expand their understanding of French-speaking cultures while enjoying fun, interactive experiences that bring the language and traditions to life.

Sponsor: Mr. Traore