Club SoL is the official high school division of Spectrum of Light.

It is a student‑friendly, easy‑to‑run disability advocacy/inclusion club designed to help high school students create welcoming, supportive environments for students with disabilities. 

Club SoL focuses on enlightening, advocacy, inclusion and to build a community where everyone can belong in order to change the culture and perspective for people with disabilities — without the heavier responsibilities of a college chapter.

Club SoL is open to:

• Students with disabilities

• Students without disabilities

• Friends

• Peer leaders

• Volunteers

No experience needed — just a willingness to support inclusion and kindness.

Each Club Sol chapter has a simple leadership team:

President  

Runs meetings and helps plan activities.

Vice President  

Supports the president and helps organize events.

Secretary  

Keeps track of announcements, communication, helps come up with events

Every Club Sol chapter must have a school‑approved advisor who:

• Supervises meetings

• Ensures safety

• Approves activities

• Supports student leaders

• Helps with school rules and logistics

• submits monthly reports to the national 

Advisors help keep Club SoL safe, structured, and school‑aligned.

Students join Club SoL because they want:

• A positive, welcoming space

• Easy, fun activities

• A chance to make a difference

• A club that supports everyone

Club SoL is a place where students feel safe, valued, and included.

Schools benefit from:

• Stronger inclusion culture

• Disability awareness

• Positive student leadership

• A structured, safe club model

• A partnership with a national nonprofit

Club SoL helps schools build a more supportive environment for all students.

Club SoL chapters receive:

• Usage of the logo and branding of Sol

• Monthly check-ins

• Onboarding training guide

We make running Club SoL simple and stress‑free.