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Description of Club: FCCLA stands for Family Career Community Leaders of America. Students work together to grow in leadership skills while involved in many activities that help them make a difference in their families and community while helping to prepare them for their future careers. 

Meeting Times/Location: Tuesdays (twice a month) in room #301 at 3:30 pm. 

Membership Requirements: Students must be currently enrolled in a Family & Consumer Science Course or have taken one in the past and must pay dues. 

How to Sign Up: Contact either Mrs. Hoobler or Mrs. Rivers and fill out an online membership form. 

Dues: $25 which takes care of National & State Dues as well as money for an FCCLA T-shirt. 

Staff Advisor: Morgon Rivers and Carolyn Hoobler

Description of Club: We are a community working to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. 

Meeting Times/Location: Every Wednesday morning at 7:50 in the main gym.

Membership Requirements: Open to all

How to Sign Up: Attend a meeting or see Coach Helms/Coach L.  

Dues: $20

Staff Advisor: Mike Helms and Chris Linthicum

Additional Information: Great group of young people that enjoy fellowship together. 

Description of Club: FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. The FFA's vision is to grow leaders, build communities, and strengthen agriculture. 

Meeting Times/Location: Meetings are held every third Thursday of the month from 3:45 to 4:45 pm. Meetings are held in room 303. 

Membership Requirements: Students must have an interest in leadership, agriculture, and community involvement.

How to Sign Up: See Mr. McG or Mr. Funderburk for a membership form.

Dues: $20 

Staff Advisor: Mr. McGrouther and Mr. Funderburk 

Additional Information: Being an FFA member looks great on college resumes and to employers.

Description of Club: FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experience. 

Meeting Times/Location: Once a month in Lemaster's room after school 

Membership Requirements: Anyone may join

How to Sign Up: See Mrs. Fant or Mr. Lemaster 

Dues: $20.00 membership fee and additional travel expenses for competitive events or field trips 

Staff Advisor: Mrs. Fant & Mr. Lamester 

Additional Information: FBLA CODE OF ETHICS I WILL:

• be honest and sincere.
• approach each task with confidence in my ability to perform my work at a high standard.
• willingly accept responsibilities and duties.
• seek to profit from my mistakes and take suggestions and criticisms directed toward the improvement of myself and my work.
• abide by the rules and regulations of my school.
• exercise initiative and responsibility and will cooperate with my employer and fellow workers. dress and act in a manner that will bring respect to me and to my school.
• seek to improve my community by contributing my efforts and my resources to worthwhile projects. 

Description of Club: Future Healthcare Providers Club is a club intended for any student planning to enter the healthcare field. It is responsible for running the blood drive each semester. As it is student-led, the members determine all other activities each year. 

Meeting Times/Location: As announced. (Mostly Thursdays before or after school.)

Membership Requirements: Must come to 75% of meetings with no OSS for the year. 

How to Sign Up: Attend a meeting.

Dues: None

Staff Advisor: Tyler Michael

Description of Club: Key club is a community service club. We plan and host events and services within our community. It is a lot of fun. Come join us! 

Meeting Times/Location: We will meet on the first Tuesday of each month. (Morning and afternoon meetings are held but students only have to attend one.) 

Membership Requirements: Anyone can join! 

How to Sign Up: An announcement will be made for applications to be picked up and filled out. We also have a club Canvas page. 

Dues: $25 through the online payment system

Staff Advisor: Haiden Laney and Erika Medlin

Additional Information: Ms. Laney's room is 503 and Mrs. Medlin's room is 506. 

Description of Club: The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 with the purpose of recognizing and encouraging academic achievement while developing other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy; scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Membership in the National Honor Society is both an honor and a commitment, as members must maintain a 4.0 GPA and complete a 20-hour service project each year. The Parkwood chapter of the NHS seeks to encourage academic excellence in its members while helping to develop leadership and a call to community service. 

Meeting Times/Location: Thursdays, approximately once a month, with options before and after school in the Media Center. Members may see the NHS Canvas page for specific dates. 

Membership Requirements: NHS membership is granted to juniors and seniors who have maintained a minimum 4.0 average and have met the minimum number of Honors courses. Students are further required to complete a majority of Honors level courses through their junior and senior years and a minimum of 20 service hours for their community. 

How to Sign Up: Juniors and Seniors who have maintained a 4.0 average and have met the minimum number of Honors courses will receive an application to apply for membership in the fall of each school year. Applicants are then asked to demonstrate their commitment to scholarship, character, leadership, and service. 

Dues: $20 

Staff Advisor: Bryan Tamalone and Cheryl Brightsen 

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Description of Club: SAVE club (Students Against Violence Everywhere) is a national club associated with the Sandy Hook Promise Foundation. SAVE empowers a diverse group of student leaders to prevent violence in our school community and build connectedness. We do this through community outreach opportunities as well as by promoting, modeling, and reinforcing the essential principles of Start With Hello and Say Something in order to reduce social isolation and develop a conducive community of learners. 

Meeting Times/Location: Announcements will be made ahead of time regarding meetings. Meetings will be 8 am on Friday mornings in room 418. Be sure to listen for announcements as SAVE does not meet weekly. 

Membership Requirements: Save club is open to everyone. 

How to Sign Up: It's easy to join. Just come to a meeting, participate in any club activity or talk to a club member or faculty advisor.

Dues: none

Staff Advisor: Chris Whelan, Darlene Morris and Shelley Gordon

Additional Information: Come be a part of a great club centered on service and community outreach! Sometimes a simple, "Hello" is the most important word we will ever say.