Who We Are

History

Harriton High School has had a TSA chapter for roughly a decade. Every year the club starts with very few members and grows into a community with its own unique culture and workspace. Each year the club grows in some facet, whether it be in terms of club culture, success, or in membership. Our chapter completely rebooted this year after losing our advisors and home base.

Work Ethic

At Harriton, we believe in hard work – we actually pride ourselves on it. We have relied on raw resilience ever since our middle school days in TSA. The hardest thing to do isn’t to fail, it’s to try again and to keep working harder and smarter, developing an understanding of why you failed in the first place. Our hatred of failure drives us to admit our own fallibility and thus chase the horizon, stretching out to grasp the fruits of our labors.

Daily Routine

We have an established routine during our regular weekly meetings. Members take the bus to Welsh Valley Middle School, the home of Harriton's two advisors. Once everyone arrives, the officers conduct a welcome talk about meeting notes/reminders and then turn it over to the advisors, who typically have some brief comments to share. At this point the meeting concludes and people disperse to work on various events.