• Must have a minimum of 10 members to form and maintain a club.
• All clubs must have at least one staff advisor. The advisor must attend all meetings.  If the advisor is not able to attend a scheduled meeting, then it is the responsibility of the advisor to find a staff member to cover. If a staff member is not available to cover, then the club meeting will be canceled.
• Each club must have elected officers.
• A constitution must be created, reviewed and approved prior to the second meeting. Failure to abide by this expectation may result in the termination of the club for the remainder of the school year. 
• The creation and/or revision of the constitution and/or bylaws must meet the following before implementation:
  • Majority vote of present student members
    • The minimum approval rate is at the discretion of the club as long as it is greater than 50%.
  • Staff advisor approval
• Clubs should remain open to all interested students, except in cases in which academic requirements are in place (i.e. National Honor Society).
• Each club should meet a minimum of eight times during the school year.
• An agenda and minutes from each meeting will be submitted online via a provided Google form.
• All clubs must remain updated and linked to the school website. The advisor of the club is responsible for sending Mrs. Tautfest the required information by the second scheduled meeting to post on the website.
• Any dues and/or memberships must remain current if applicable.
• Each club should collect dues based on the specific needs of the group. Clubs are not intended to be money-generating organizations.
• All clubs are expected to participate in at least one school/community event/ project each year. Clubs may work with other clubs within an event/ project.
• All clubs must gain approval from the school bookkeeper and administration prior to assigning any fees/dues or participating in a fundraiser.
• All money is to be received and handled by the staff advisor. Students should never handle money.
• All clubs must follow the rules and procedures of Cuthbertson High School and Union County Public Schools.
• The administration holds the right to suspend and/or terminate clubs that do not meet the minimum guidelines set forth in this document.

The deadline for submitting an application for a *new* club is October 29, 2021. 

1. Read and review the CHS Club General Guidelines (above.)
2. Check to make certain that the club you are interested in starting is not already in place within CHS.
3. Secure a staff member to serve as the club advisor. Make certain to discuss meeting location, dates and times.
4. Spread the word about your interest in starting a new club. Find at least ten students that are interested in serving as members for the club. Complete the CHS Petition Form. 
5. Complete the CHS Club Application.
6. Turn the CHS Petition Form and CHS Club Application form in to Dr. DeCouto.
7. Proposed clubs looking for initial approval will go before the Site-Based Management Team for approval.
8. Once your club is approved, you should schedule the first meeting and advertise your new club.
9. At the first meeting you will:
   • Discuss the purpose and plan for the club.
   • Elect officers.
   • Write the Club Constitution.
   • Obtain member and advisor approval of the Club Constitution.
   • Establish the meeting times and dates for the remainder of the school year. Be specific with dates.
   • Submit the meeting agenda, minutes and Club Constitution via the appropriate Google Forms/ Documents.
10. Once the Club Constitution is approved and elected officers are in place, as a club you may proceed with scheduled meetings. Make certain to always adhere to the CHS Club Guidelines.

If your request to start a new club is denied by the Site-Based Management Team, you may file a request to hold an appeal meeting with the administration. The club advisor should email Dr. DeCouto to schedule a time.

• Club Procedures 2021-2022
• Club Guidelines 2022-2023
• Club Application 2021-2022
• Club Petition Form 2021-2022

Staff advisor: Counselor Kelly Mills

Club officers: *election being held soon*

Meeting times: TBA; to join our Remind alerts for meeting updates, text @833gf9c to 81010.

Virtual meetings: TBA, join our Remind for updates

Interested? Sign up! 

Purpose of Club: To learn basic American Sign Language  

How often the club meets: The ASL club meets the first Monday of every month. 

Where? Mrs. Marsden’s room in E111 

Membership requirements: None

How students join: Sign up during club walk, or just come to a meeting and we will sign you up.

Dues: No dues, unless we decide on getting  t-shirts this year

Sponsor: Mrs. Marsden

Location: E 111

Purpose of Club: To have fun baking with your friends while contributing to a good cause! What we make will be donated to Union County Community Shelter to provide for those who do not have access to food.

How often the club meets: Twice a month on Thursdays at 3:10 pm for a business meeting and a workshop.

Where: E224 (Ms. Carnathan's room)

Membership requirements: All high school students are welcome to join: Application Form

Dues: $20 for membership and club shirt

Are you interested in building one-on-one friendships? Are you interested in being involved in social interactions with fellow CHS students in and outside of school? Then hopefully you will be interested in joining The Best Buddies Club. Please see, complete, and submit the Best Buddies Interest form located below or you can scan the QR code!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Form to fill out: 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdt0NkjvFbFc1K07fRIjuvKz-qh1wEAHxbQwWV2O2lm4cTm_w/viewform?gxids=7757

 

Purpose of Club: Create one-to-one friendships between students with disabilities and their non-disabled peers.

How often the club meets: 1x per month

Where? CHS and outside locations

Membership requirements: Be available for your buddy!

How students join: Come and see or contact Mr. Fishman at seth.fishman@ucps.k12.nc.us

Dues: $25

Club Information: Beta Club is a national organization that focuses on a blend of academics and community service. Students must maintain an unweighted 3.5 GPA and complete a minimum of 8 hours of community service each semester.

Dues: $25 for new members; $15 for returning members. 

Beta Service Hours form

Current members may sign up for text reminders for meetings and service opportunities by contacting a Beta Club officer or sponsor.

 

Sponsor:

Ms. Jennifer Richardson

 

Purpose of Club: The mission of the Biology Club is to promote interest in biology and to provide students with out of class opportunities to further their understanding of the topic.

How often the club meets: *We meet one Thursday of each month in E214*

2022-2023 Club Meeting Schedule

September 22nd 3:10-4:10pm

October 20th 3:10-4:10pm

November 17th 3:10-4:10pm

December 8th 3:10-4:10pm

February 16th 3:10-4:10pm

March 23rd 3:10-4:10pm

May 18th 3:10-4:10pm

Where? Room E214

Membership requirements: Anyone can join

How students join: See Mrs. Schultz and attend meetings

Dues: $25 - covers a t-shirt and needed supplies

Purpose of Club: The purpose of this club shall be to create cultural awareness and allow a different perspective for others to learn. To create an open environment for interaction, information, and collectivism

How often the club meets: Once a month (day to be determined)

Where? TBD

Membership requirements: Any student interested in 9-12th grade
            
How students join: Join through sign-up sheet during the club walk, or reaching out to Ms. Plank or Ms. Roth (school counseling suite)
            
Dues: $15
           
Sponsors: Counselors Ms. Plank and Ms. Roth           

Purpose of Club:  For students to meet, think creatively, and develop strategy through chess.

How often the club meets: The 3rd and 4th Wednesdays of each month from 3:05 - 4:00

Where: F112

Membership requirements: None

How students join: Come to a meeting and sign up

Dues: None

Sponsor: Mr. Hahn E213 & Mr. Ganshert F112

Purpose of Club: To promote interest in Chinese culture and language.

Activities: Chinese sports and games, Chinese food and drinks, Chinese calligraphy and crafts, etc.

Club Dates: TBA

Where? Room F202

How students join: Anyone is welcome to join. 

Dues: Amount TBA and will include a t-shirt 

 

Chorus and Drama & Theater are classes, not clubs, but are listed here to give students the teacher contact information and provide a link to the CHAOS organization that supports them both!

 

Chorus
Rachel Waynick  rachel.waynick@ucps.k12.nc.us

 

Drama & Theater
Brandi Ford brandi.ford@ucps.k12.nc.us

 

Click here to enter the CHAOS website. (Cuthbertson High Arts Organizational Support)

Please visit this website for more information: http://www.squadron300.org/

 

 

 

 

 

 

Purpose of club: DECA is made up of more than 219,000 high school members in 5,000 classrooms in 3,500 schools across the world who are preparing for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, management and entrepreneurship.

In DECA, you’ll have the opportunity to become an academically prepared, community oriented, professionally responsible, experienced leader through participation in DECA activities at the local, chartered association and international levels.

From community service projects, competitive events, educational conferences, leadership positions, networking and social media, you’ll attain the knowledge and skills you need to be college and career ready.

DECA membership is also open to DECA alumni (past DECA members) and professional members (business leaders in the community.)

How often the club meets: Meetings on Wednesdays with student choices of 7:20 am - 7:50 am in G101 or 3:10 pm to 3:40 pm in the Media Center (announcements will be made through Canvas, Instagram, and morning announcements.

Where? Mornings - G101 / Afternoons - Media Center. Please check school announcements.

uirements: Any CTE class that is marketing and/or business related.

How students join: Come to the meetings and pay dues

Club fees: $50 through Online Payments link on school website from September through November 1st.

Meetings: Once or twice a month before and after school (7:20 am and 3:10 pm) for member convenience on Wednesdays in G101 (or auditorium). Announcements through club GroupMe app.

 

Links to CHS DECA

Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1orJqCnYExA3ype5XmfV35ZxaNxsiltHnd5g7iNqs52M/edit?usp=sharing

Application Link: https://bit.ly/3RFECi2

Social Media: Instagram QR Code

Environmental Club meets weekly on Mondays at 3:20 in E203. 

Here is the club webpage!

Purpose of Club: The Environmental Club's main purpose is to create and run a working recycling program within Cuthbertson High School. The club also focuses on school beautification, highway cleanup, and raising environmental awareness throughout the school.

Membership requirements: Any student at Cuthbertson High School may join. 

How students join: Show up with a positive attitude! New members are welcome to join at any time throughout the year.

Dues: None

Purpose / Description / Goals of Club: The North Carolina Future Business Leaders of America (NC FBLA) is a career and technical student organization that serves students who are or have been enrolled in a Business Education course.  NC FBLA is affiliated with FBLA-PBL, which is a national organization with over 250,000 student members and 56 affiliated state organizations.

There are approximately 8,700 middle and high school student members in NC FBLA.  Student members have the opportunity to attend leadership training workshops, as well as regional, state, and national conferences.  Through participation in competitive events, students have opportunities for recognition on a variety of levels.  Members also have access to scholarship programs as well as to the Vocational Education Honor Society.

NC FBLA helps to prepare students for job opportunities in business technologies careers which may include:  accounting and finance, information systems, business management and applications, small business entrepreneurship, business administration, and office systems technology.  The following businesses, industries, and associations are working with the NC FBLA to improve Business Education in our state:

• National Business Education Association
• NC Association of Public Accountants
• NC Business Education Association
• Association for Career and Technical Education,
  Business Education Division

 

Club Mission Statement: The mission of NC FBLA is to help build and sustain Business Education programs of excellence in order to serve our communities, our state, and our nation.  NC FBLA is an integral part of North Carolina’s Business Education Program, which serves over 135,000 students.  It provides students with leadership opportunities as well as a means to compete with other students at regional, state, and national conferences.

How often the club meet: As announced.

Where? F101

Membership requirements:  Should be enrolled in a Business class

How students join: Attend meetings and pay dues.

Dues: $35 (includes t-shirt)

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

 

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Click this link and fill out the Google Form if you are interested in joining FCA this year 20-21. 

Please pay dues here.

Sign up here to be a speaker for an FCA meeting.  

Purpose of Club: To promote Christian fellowship and mission work for people/groups in need

How often the club meets: Club meets weekly on Tuesday mornings at 7:30 am

Where? Main Gym

Membership requirements: Anyone can join

How students join: Application form

Dues: $25 dues

Light the Light

An evening to honor and remember those that we love and cherish! Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050E4CA8AB2CA4F49-shine

 

 

 

 

 

 

Purpose of Club: The club is an extension of Family & Consumer Sciences Classes including Foods, Apparel, Interior Design and Parenting. 

How often the club meets: Every other Tuesday from 3-4 pm.

Where? E224

Membership requirements: It is recommended that you have taken a Family & Consumer Sciences class.

How students join: Complete this application.

Dues: $30 which includes a t-shirt and participation in club workshops.

 

Purpose of Club: The National FFA Organization envisions a future in wh​ich all agricultural education students will discover their passion in life and build on that insight to chart the course for their educations, career and personal future.  (From the National FFA Website)

Club Mission Statement:  To make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.

How often the club meets: The FFA meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month 

Where? Mr. Shumate's room A120 or as announced

Membership requirements: Students should have plans to enroll in an agriculture class at some point during their high school career

How students join: Dues

Dues: $15

Purpose of Club: To learn about and share fiber arts with one another and to use our craft for the betterment of the community.

How often the club meets: TBD

Where? G113

Membership requirements: Be experienced in or be interested in learning fiber arts (knit, crochet, cross stitch, embroidery, needle point, macramé, etc.)

How students join: Please fill out this form. 

Welcome, everyone! 

Located on this Google Presentation, you will find information for the fall 2022 season: 

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Ura_WYhAsdyvQK36Jf9gvmDQs8en8oGcprj5oSxf0Fo/edit?usp=sharing 

If you are interested in playing, please be sure to fill out the Google Form located on the second to last slide. 

If you have any questions, please email Mr. Schultz chad.schultz@ucps.k12.nc.us

Sponsor: Mr. Chad Schultz

Room: G219

Purpose of Club: To provide a safe and comfortable environment for students interested in viewing, analyzing, and creating film.

Activities: Create student films, participate in annual events such as the "Polar Express Experience" fundraiser and the CHS Film Festival, film and edit Prom, and film and edit Graduation.

How often the club meets: Our new meeting dates and times are 2^nd and 4^th Fridays of every month from 3-3:45

Where? G201

Membership requirements: No requirements.  All are welcome.

How students join: Just pay your dues, attend, and participate

Dues: $25 (this includes a shirt and food at several meetings)

Purpose of Club: Learn about French/francophone culture

How often the club meets: Once a month

Where? F212

Membership requirements: None

How students join: Pay dues

Dues: $20 short sleeve shirt/ $25 long sleeve

Sponsor: Lisa Helms/ Larisa Welashey

Location: F212

Purpose of Club: Honor Society based on grades

How often the club meets: As needed

Membership requirements: Completion of levels 1-3 with an A in each course. Must agree to at least take level 4. Requires commitment to tutoring during Cavalier block.  

How students join: Students must apply after completing French 3

Dues: None

Purpose of Club: A space to play board games, card games and video games of all kinds.

How often the club meets: Every other Thursday

Where? Room C130

Membership requirements: None

How students join: Just come and play!

Dues: None

Sponsor: Mr. Juan LeBron

Room C130

Purpose of Club: To provide opportunities for students to learn more about the German culture and language.

 

How often the club meets: TBA

Where? TBA

Membership requirements: Anyone can join, regardless of whether they take German.

Dues: TBA

 

Sponsor: Mr. Wesley Kennedy
Department: World Languages
Room: F202

 

* Spring semester only *

Description: Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) is a student-led and student-organized club at Cuthbertson that aims to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting school environment for all students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. GSA interacts with the community through service projects, school-wide information regarding inclusivity and empathy, and fostering healthy conversations with a diverse group of students.


Advisor: Ms. Shannon Minick

How Students Join: All students are welcome. Students can join by attending any meeting or contacting the President or Ms. Minick 

Meetings: Every other Wednesday after school (meetings will always be announced and shown on the school tv)

Where? Room G120

Dues: $15 (includes t-shirt)

Name: Bobbi Griffith
Department: CTE
Room #: G212

  

Club Constitution

Purpose of Club: Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with other young people in their community or school. Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world. Interact is affiliated with Rotary, a community organization whose goal is to provide humanitarian service and to advance goodwill and peace around the world. CHS Interact is proud to partner with the Waxhaw-Weddington Rotary!

Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year: one that benefits their school or community and one that encourages international understanding. Service projects are an effective way for members to take action at home and abroad, connect with other young leaders, and get others excited about your club.

How often the club meets: Every 3 weeks - listen for announcements

Membership requirements: Attendance at meetings, club dues, and participation in club events.

Dues: Dues are live! Online School Payments $10.00 for the year. Access the Union County online Payments portal to pay.  

Click here for CHAOS! Cuthbertson High Arts Organizational Support

Junior Marshals are not a club but we are including it on this page so that students are aware of the opportunity.

The roster of Junior Class Marshals is comprised of the top five percent of the Junior Class or at least 10 students (whichever number is greater.) Selection is based on highest cumulative grade point averages calculated at the end of the 5th grading period of the Junior year.

Junior Class Marshals participate in Graduation exercises and other ceremonies. 

Purpose of Club: Law and Justice club is an academic club that builds student knowledge and awareness of the entire criminal justice system. Students will review and examine current events, as well as being able to demonstrate the ability to read NC General Statutes.  Members will learn about courtroom procedures, corrections, and the rule of law. Additionally, students will learn about teamwork, goal setting, planning, influential writing, and public speaking. Critical thinking skills will be highlighted.    
How often the club meets and where: Meetings every other week TBD.

Membership requirements: None.

How students join: Show up and get involved in outreach opportunities!

Dues: Free

Sponsor: Mr. Milton McLamb - Law and Justice / Public Safety Teacher

Model UN meets weekly on Thursdays at 3:20 in E203. 

Click here for the club website!

Sponsor: Mr. Ben Smith E203

Details for members are posted on the Mu Alpha Theta Canvas page!

Purpose of Club: Mu Alpha Theta is the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society with over 88,000 student members by June each school year in more than 1,800 schools. We are dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students.

 

How often the club meets: First Friday of each month at 7:30 a.m.

Where? Room F104

Membership requirements: You must have completed Math 3 Honors or pre-calculus, with an A average and have an A in all past high school math classes. Members will work with our faculty to provide extra math help for our students.

How students join: Fall application process - listen for announcements.

 

Sponsors: Mrs. Danielle Botting (room F104) and Mr. Gary Williams (room F102)

Purpose of Club: To recognize students for their achievements and passion for English on a National level and to promote literacy and English in our community.

How often the club meets: Once a month.

Where? Media Center

Membership requirements: A 3.0 unweighted GPA, completion of English I, and a 90 or higher final average in all of their English classes.

How students join: Members need to make a copy of this document and share it with Mr. Ponikvar (John.Ponikvar@ucps.k12.nc.us) or Mrs. Harper (Karen.Harper@ucps.k12.nc.us). 

Dues: $10 initial fee for new members and additional costs for any t-shirts or trips.

Purpose of Club: To recognize students who have outstanding ability or high interest in the visual arts.

Club Mission Statement: To increase awareness of the visual arts at CHS and to provide service in the arts to CHS.

Click here for the Club Constitution. 

Meetings: Regular monthly meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. 

Where? Room G224

Membership requirements: Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors; must have taken Art I and received an A; also must have received an A in any other high school art classes he or she has taken; must have 3.0+ GPA.

How students join: Applications taken in early fall. Email Mr. Malady with questions.

Dues: $30

Sponsor: Mr. David Malady
Department: Fine Arts
Room: G224

Click here to enter the CHS NHS Google site. 

Any questions? Talk to Ms. Mitchell in F113.

Purpose of club: The National Honor Society (NHS) is one of the nation's premier organizations established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character.

Mission Statement: The purpose of this organization shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, and promote leadership.

How To Apply: Invitations to apply are sent out to juniors and seniors during the fall semester. After an application process, formal invitations of acceptance will be sent out to those students who meet the requirements and whose applications are approved by the faculty council.

How often the club meets: Regular meetings will be held the first Friday of each month at 3:15 pm in the Media Center. 

Hours:

Hours are due by each monthly meeting. 

Service Opportunities:

Service opportunities are posted on the Canvas page. Remember to check the Canvas page for updates!

 

What is it?

The Cuthbertson High School Principal’s Advisory Council (PAC) seeks to establish a strong relationship between students and administration. The PAC, comprised of students in grades 9-12, works from a student’s perspective to communicate and facilitate action towards solving school issues. Members of the Principal’s Advisory Council represent the student body’s voice to the principal. These members are also student ambassadors for the school.

 

What is involved?

The Council meets with the principal to provide their input on school issues. Students also participate in school-wide events held throughout the year. Students are asked to commit to being a member for one year.

 

Who can apply?

The Council celebrates student diversity, and all students in grades 9-12 who have not previously been on the Council are welcome and encouraged to apply. Just fill out an application and let us know what makes you the special person you are. Applications are available at the beginning of each school year. Listen for announcements.

We meet in Room E219 every other Tuesday. Listen for announcements.

 

Sponsor: Mr. George Beyer
Department: Science
Room: E219

Purpose of Committee: To plan the annual spring Prom

How often Committee meets: As necessary (a few times in the Fall semester and regularly in the Spring semester)

Time and place: TBD—listen for announcements

Committee sponsors: Ms. Alissa Hammersmith in E114 & Ms. Danielle Martin in E104

Membership requirements: Be a current Junior or Senior

How to join: See below!

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Prom Committee Application

Thank you for your interest in helping with the prom committee this year. We will be taking applications from September 13-21, 2021, for committee members. 

Meetings are held after school typically once or twice a month from October to January and then we will start meeting more regularly. 

Prom this year is May 7, 2022 at Le Méridien in uptown Charlotte.

Responsibilities of a prom committee member: 

1. To attend all meetings
2. To complete all assigned work for prom

Requirement- you must be a current Junior or Senior

Application Process: 

You will need to submit a Google presentation and include the following things: 

1. Your name and contact information (email and phone number)
2. You will choose a possible prom theme and then create a presentation on that theme. Things to include in the presentation are: 
1. Theme
2. Decoration ideas
3. Centerpiece ideas 
4. Possible food menu
5. Possible ticket design
6. Create logo or slogan to advertise your theme and how you would advertise
3. Submit your completed presentation to alissa.hammersmith@ucps.k12.nc.us and danielle.martin@ucps.k12.nc.us no later than 3:15pm on Monday September 21, 2021. 
4. You will be notified via email once we receive your application. 
5. Once all applications have been reviewed, we will contact you if you have been selected to be on the prom committee. There are a limited number of spots available on this committee. 

 

Any questions please contact  alissa.hammersmith@ucps.k12.nc.us and danielle.martin@ucps.k12.nc.us . 

 

When does the club meet?  Tuesdays and Thursdays in room G219, 3:05 - 4:00. 

Dues: Not determined yet. 

How do students join? Students can join by contacting Mr. Chad Schultz and coming to the meetings. We are committed to a competition on 11/13/21.

Club Vision: Schools and communities will be safer and more secure, free of fear, and conducive to learning as a result of students being actively involved in meaningful violence prevention efforts.

Club Mission: The National Association of Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE), Inc. is a public nonprofit organization striving to decrease the potential for violence in our schools and communities by promoting meaningful student involvement, education and service opportunities in efforts to provide safer environments for youth.

When the Club Meets: TBD

Membership Requirements: Anyone can join - listen for club announcements.

Purpose of Club: Compete in a regional science competition at UNCC.

How often the club meets: Every Wednesday.

Where? F114

Membership requirements: Dues and compete in the regional competition.

 

How students join: Attend meetings and participate.

Spanish Club information is coming soon! 

Sponsor: Andrew Rosene
Department: World Languages
Room: F203

Stitches of Hope

 

Sponsor: Dawn Kracker
Department: CTE
Room: E101

The CHS Student Council serves to engage students in learning about democracy and leadership, while being role models and representatives for the student body. It works as a partnership with students, faculty, and administration through the sharing of ideas, interests and concerns. The council helps raise funds for school-wide activities, including social events, community projects and school reform. The council is made up of student body officers and class officers elected by the student body, as well as representatives elected from each homeroom.

Advisors: Brooke Boucher, Jennifer Fogle

The Tri-M Music Honor Society is the international music honor society for middle/junior high and high school students. It is designed to recognize students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service activities, and to inspire other students to excel at music and leadership. 

Yearbook is an elective class. It is not a club, but included on this page so students know of the opportunity and how to get involved. Students interested in taking the class should fill out the application below and make sure the class choice is noted with their counselor at the time of registration. Due to the nature of the yearbook project, it is recommended that students commit to take this class for both semesters of the school year and may take multiple years. Yearbook III and IV are Honors levels.

Prerequisite: Application and Sponsor Approval

This course includes planning and production of the school yearbook. Students develop skills in gathering information,writing copy and captions, understanding components of quality photography, copy editing skills, and techniques of headlines. Credit will be given for each semester the student is enrolled in the course.

"The Conquest" Yearbook application consists of 2 forms:

 Yearbook Class Application.pdf

Teacher Evaluation.pdf 

Purpose of Club:  Raise awareness of Democratic values; raise funds for the Democratic Party; debate current issues and topics

How often the club meets:  Every third Wednesday of the month

Where? E213

Membership requirements: Show up and participate

How students join:  Come to a meeting and sign up or see Mr. Hahn, Mr. Carr or club officers once elected

Dues: None

Purpose of Club: To generate interest in current political, economic, and social issues. To offer young, conservative, politically minded students an opportunity for discussion, debate, service opportunities, and to promote conservative political activism. We often work with the Union County GOP and the NC Teenage Republicans (TARS) after school and weekends at events and local / state elections.

How often the club meets and where: Meetings every other week TBD.

Membership requirements: None.

How students join: Click the QR to join.

  

Sponsors / Advisors:

Mr. Michael Hicks G101

Purpose: YCI clubs are student-led gatherings on middle and high school campuses that pray and study God's Word with the goal of shining the light of Jesus and showing authentic love to every student.

Meeting:  Thursday mornings at 7:30am 

Where: G212

Requirements:  All are welcome. 

Dues:  None

 

Sponsor: Mrs. Bobbi Griffith
Department: CTE
Room: G212