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Club
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Sponsor(s)
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Room number
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Brief description / mission of organization
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Academic Bowl
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3213
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Students will increase their general knowledge and compete in competitions on this knowledge.
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Anime Club
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Ms. Lara McDonald
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4105
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Share and enjoy the culture of Japanese Anime art.
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Art Club
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Ms. Shannah Dean
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7103
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Share and enjoy student’s love of art
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Beta Club
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Ms. Peta Murray
Ms. Tabitha Roper
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7209
EE - 211
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By invitation based on grades. Promote leadership skills through school and community service activities.
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The Breakfast Club
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Ms. Opal Mason
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Challenge Team
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Mr. Eric Burton
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7105
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Spread knowledge and awareness of the effects of kindness on other's lives, and to change the culture of our community.
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Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy
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Mr. Eric Burton
Ms. Kristy Szpindor
Mr. Bob Decan
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7105
7206
7208
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By application only
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CTI (CTAE)
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Robyn Mattson
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3200
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To provide leadership, self-advocacy and employability (soft skills training opportunities) to students with disabilities enrolled in the CTI program.
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D & D and Table Top Games
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Ms. Lara McDonald
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4105
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Provide an opportunity for students with an interest in games to participate with other students.
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Dancing Eagles
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Ms. Brittany Chandler
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EE - 208
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By Audition only (Tryout date TBD) Participate in a dance club that will perform throughout the year at school.
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Drama Club
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Ms. Charlotte Forrest
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Auditorium
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Meet to share interest in drama and theatre.
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Dramatic Writing Club
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Ms. Marsha Loversky
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Are you interested in becoming part of Georgia's booming television and film industry? Do you want to learn more about how you can get in on the ground floor? See what other Georgia high school students are so excited about--dramatic writing. Learn to write original content, develop scripts, produce clear writing, analyze and create characters in dramatic arts literature from the perspective of an actor/performer. Learn how writing for film, television, and theatre connects to careers and the booming entertainment industry in our state and beyond. Learn about skills needed in the industry to get a job and begin making money doing what you love
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Etowah (Eagles) Connection
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Ms. Victoria Carter
Ms. Amanda Massey
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6203
7213
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Eagles Connections is a wonderful program at Etowah where students can be a part of creating change in the culture and representation of our student body, not only at Etowah, but in the community. Eagle Connections is run by students as a team who work toward making Etowah High School an engaging and spirited place for ALL students. This club requires a strong commitment to the school and our community, including organizing and attending events outside of the school day, and marketing/advertising in our community.
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Family, Career, Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
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Amanda Shafer
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Promote personal growth and leadership development through family and consumer sciences education, focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
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Mr. Greg Robinson
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Auditorium
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Christian music, fellowship, speakers, and food.
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FFA
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Ms. Ashley Rivers
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2226
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Promote leadership and agriculture, conduct community service events, and complete agriculture awareness activities.
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Flag Football
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Mr. Brandon Chester
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Provide female athletes the opportunity to learn and compete in the game of Flag Football and compete against all other high schools in Cherokee County
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Flight Club/ Leader’s Council
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Ms. Jennifer Jones
Ms. Taran Smith
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WACC
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Membership by invitation only.
Members will learn leadership lessons and discuss issues at school. Small groups will visit zone schools to promote good decisions and Operation Graduation.
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French Honor Society
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Ms. Nancy Sherry
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EE - 115
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Membership by invitation only. Based on academic achievement. FHS’s mission is to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, and to create enthusiasm and understanding of Francophone culture and civilization.
FHS members participate in school-wide activities such as Trunk-or-Treat, Taste of Etowah, International Night, Electives Fair, and FHS Induction Ceremony among others.
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Friends Club
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Ms. Kristen Morris
Ms. Jennifer Leopard
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3103
3103
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Encourage inclusion between peers of all abilities (regular and special education), promote awareness of diversity and make new friends through social activities, community service and other events such as Special Olympics and Friends’ Formal.
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GSA – Gay Straight Alliance
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Ms. Taran Smith
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3108
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Provide a safe and supportive environment for LGBTQ students and Allies
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Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl Team
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Ms. Cari Cain
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Media Center
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Participate in quiz bowl competitions based on the current Georgia Peach Teen Book Award Nominees.
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Hispanic Organization Promoting Education (HoPe)
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Mrs. Johana Keever
Ms. Yvette Jones
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EE - 110
EE - 106
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Increase the graduation rate among Hispanic high school students through leadership, education, and community service
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HOSA: Future Health Professionals
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Ms. M Ms. Megan King
Ms. Amber Thayer
Amb
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EE - 120
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Encourage and promote interest in future careers within the medical field.
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Interact Club of Etowah High School
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Mr. Brian Heglund
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2209
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The mission of the Interact Club is to help others. Through service activities, club members will develop leadership skills and personal integrity, demonstrate helpfulness and respect for others, and advance international understanding and goodwill.
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International Student Association
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MMs. Michelle McGowan
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EE - 108
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Broaden student cultural awareness by learning from each other’s social background and ethnic roots. Sponsor activities in order to promote multiculturalism and an appreciation of the diverse social heritage in our school and community.
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Key Club
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Ms. Lisa Frantz
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EE - 111
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EHS Chapter of the International Key Organization
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Kitty Hawk Air Society (KHAS)
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Mr. Steve Bergey
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5004
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By invitation based on grades. Promote community involvement and academic support to the JROTC corps.
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Literature Club
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Ms. Michelle Wallace
Ms. Barbara Gardner
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EE - 215
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Encouraging student writing and publication of writing and art work
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Math Team
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Ms. Tabatha Box
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3206
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Math tournaments and other high school competitions.
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Model United Nations
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Ms. Donell Osborne
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7205
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Prepare for and attend Model UN conferences at various colleges in the state.
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Mu Alpha Theta
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Mr. David Yarbrough
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6208
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By invitation based on grades. Promote the study of mathematics, Pi Day activities, tutoring.
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National Art Honor Society
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Ms. Shannah Dean
Mr. Joshua Saye
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7103
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Promote the arts and allow students the opportunity to work on large scale art projects.
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National Honor Society
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Ms. Margo Kemmerer
Ms. Rachael Bourne
Ms. Jennifer Corbett
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EE-209
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By invitation based on grades. Activities to promote scholarship, service, leadership, and character in our community and at EHS.
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National Spanish Honor Society
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Tony Barrett
Johanna Keever
Yvette Jones
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EE - 111
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By invitation based on grades. Participate in activities, community service, provide Spanish tutoring, fundraisers and an induction ceremony.
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National English Honor Society
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Dr. BD Dr. Heather Barton
Ms. Shaina Anderson
Ms. Morgan Barton
Ms.
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EE - 214
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By invitation based on grades.
Meetings are held 3rd Tuesday of each month in East WING at 7:45am
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National Technical Honor Society
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Mr. David Dunn
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6212
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Induction Ceremony, Career Day, Guest Speakers, Community Service, Stoles & Cords at Graduation.
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Newspaper Club
The Talon
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Ms. Marsha Loversky
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EE118
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Provide an opportunity for journalists and student writers to participate in journalism and to write articles for the scholastic online paper.
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The Orienteering Club
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Mr. Steve Bergey
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5004
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To provide a recreational sport where participants find their way through various checkpoints across rough country with the aid of map & compass.
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Photography Club
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Mr. Guill Strougo
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7104
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Purpose: To promote creativity through photography, to share and critique the photographs of peers, to educate and improve technical skills, and to spread the love of photography throughout the Etowah community. Objectives: ... Promoting photography throughout the campus.
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Psychology Club
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Mr. Eric Burton
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7105
7208
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Extend the understanding of the field of psychology and to deepen the knowledge of Psychology.
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Raiders
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Mr. Steve Bergey
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5004
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JROTC’s elite competitive fitness team, promoting health and wellness as well as physical and mental strength.
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Relay for Life
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Ms. Marisso Jasso
Ms. Michelle Dufek
Ms. Meghan McPhaul
Ms. Tara Stewart
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7216
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Raise money for the American Cancer Society throughout the Spring Semester.
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Rocketry Club
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Mr. Brian Heglund
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2209
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Build rockets for the Team America Rocketry Competition (TARC)
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Science National Honor Society
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Ms. Maureen Miller
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4207
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By invitation only. Participate in activities and provide services to students in the area of science studies.
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Science Clubs Leads:
Science Team:
Science Olympiad:
Science Bowl:
Envirothon:
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Ms. Mystic Henderson
Mr. John Murnan
Ms. Lara McDonald
Ms. Brenda Beebe
Mr. Paul Peterson
Ms. Jennifer Corbett
Mr. Brian Heglund
Ms. Mystic Henderson
Ms. Lara McDonald
Ms. Brenda Beebe
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4205
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Increase student interest in science and provide recognition for outstanding achievement in science education.
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Skills USA
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Mr. Brandon Grummer
Mrs. Linda Yunker
Mr. Marc Giuliano
Mr. Brandon Chester
Mr. Michael Vacca
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EE – 136
1104
1101
1102
EE - 126
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Promote life-long learning, and service through skills competitions, and community service.
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Stewardship Club
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Mr. Jeremy Armstrong
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1204
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The Stewardship Club meets at 7:40 on Tuesday. Our mission is to provide environmental services to the local community through clean-ups, recycling and composting.
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Student Ambassadors
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Ms. Kristy Szpindor
Mrs. Louise Graner
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Auditorium OR 7206
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Students have opportunities for community service. Trunk or Treat, 8th grade orientation, school tours.
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SGA
(Student Government Association)
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Mr. David Armistead
Mr. Cole Ross
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7207
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Nominated and elected by each grade level student body.
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Sprouting STEMS
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Laureen Zacker
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4208
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Sprouting Stems is a partnership between high school students and elementary students which provides access to STEM fields while educating them about the infinite possibilities STEM careers can offer.
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Thespian Troupe 5014
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Ms. C Charlotte Forrest
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Auditorium
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Perform and promote several productions each year.
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Triangle Club
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Mr. Eric Burton
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7105
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Utilize critical thinking, deductive reasoning, hypothesis, and discussion to find truth in conspiracies.
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Tri-M Music Honor Society
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Mr. Stephen Long
Mr. Will Hall
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7115
7116
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Provide an appropriate method of recognizing the musical achievement of students and strengthen the school’s music program
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Ultimate Frisbee Club
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Mr. Steve Sapere
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Media Center
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To share the enjoyment of the game of Ultimate Frisbee and Disc Golf.
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Young Republicans
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Mr. Jason Berric
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1207
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To educate and inform students about politics, current events, and promote conservative values and ideas
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