Organizations
Academic Team |
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Team Sponsor: Mr. Wolfson Information: The Academic Team is an academic organization that competes with other members of the Seminole/Volusia Academic Conference. Requirements for membership are a 3.0 GPA; must have taken Geometry or presently taking it as a sophomore; have taken Chemistry or Biology; and be approved by 3/5 of the executive council. URL: not available Back to List |
Accipiter
Magazine |
| Amnesty
International Sponsor: Mr. Johnson The purpose of this club is to provide students with an opportunity to have a greater understanding of the problems and conditions of other countries. Also, to stimulate an interest in worldwide human rights and to broaden the educational background of the conditions and prejudices of other countries and peoples. URL: http://www.amnesty.org Back to List |
Art 2-D
Club URL: not
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Beta
Club |
Business Professionals of America This is an interest club for students interested in any aspect of business. Participation Regional and State competitions is encouraged. URL: not
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Chemistry Club This is an interest club for students interested in all things chemistry. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays during lunch in D-04. URL: not
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Chess Club This is an interest club for students to have the opportunity to share their knowledge of chess and to play chess. Chess Club meets Fridays after school in room C-09. URL: not
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Climate
Committee This is an interest club for students interested in any aspect of the theatre: acting, design, construction, etc. Students are involved in the production of 3 to 4 plays per season, and may be involved in field trips to district and state festival and plays, award ceremonies, etc. Outstanding involvement leads to induction into the International Thespian Society URL: not
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Cultural
Diversity Club This is an interest club for students to gain a better knowledge and understanding of various cultures around the world and to spread this knowledge starting at the school and then into the community. URL: not
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Debate
Club This is an interest club that will improve the students' public speaking and debate skills. The club will broaden knowledge of current political events and improve interpersonal relationship skills. URL: not
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Drama
Club This is an interest club for students interested in any aspect of the theatre: acting, design, construction, etc. Students are involved in the production of 3 to 4 plays per season, and may be involved in field trips to district and state festival and plays, award ceremonies, etc. Outstanding involvement leads to induction into the International Thespian Society URL: not
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Fellowship
of Christian Athletes FCA is a special
interest club. The purpose is to aid school and community, help
members receive a common goal, to win with the spirit of competitiveness,
honesty, and with the help of guidance and |
Florida
Junior Academy of Science This club
is available to any student who intends to submit a research proposal
and research paper to the Science Fair. The purpose of this club
is to introduce students to science research process and encourage URL: not
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French
Club The French Club is an interest club composed of a group of students interested in the French language and culture and who want to enrich their lives at school by participating with others in school activities. URL: not
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Future
Educators Club The Future Educators Club is an interest club established on the ideals of encouraging students in the field of education. School and community projects are just part of the activities planned including shadowing selected teachers and a day in the classroom as a "teacher." URL: not
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Future
Farmers of America FFA is a vocational student service organization designed to provide leadership training and reinforce agricultural skills and is an integral part of the agriculture program at SCHS. |
Family
Career and Community Leaders of America If you are enrolled in or have been enrolled in a Family and Consumer Science course, then you need to get involved in FCCLA. We are co-curricular and challenge all members to make a difference in the world by making daily decisions to assume responsibilities in their personal growth, family life, community involvement and career and technical education. Do you have an interest in families and children, food and nutrition, housing and home furnishings, consumerism and finance, fashion and textiles? Family and Consumer Science is very diverse. Become a member of FCCLA! An active, dues-paying member may participate in district, state and national meetings and competitions. For some, the medal winners, it could mean scholarship monies. For many it means community service hours. Your participation and commitment give great rewards! This organization encourages personal growth, leadership development, family and community involvement and preparation for the multiple adult roles of wage earner, community leader, and family member. Chapter projects focus on a variety of contemporary youth concerns. Involvement offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and skills for life-- planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision-making, and interpersonal communication-- necessary in the world of work and home. URL: |
German
Club This is an interest club of German students and those students interested in the German culture, organized to promote involvement in school activities. The purpose is to further the cultural and social development of those members in matters of interest to German students. URL: not
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God
First Always URL: not
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Interact
Club The purpose of this service club is to develop leadership skills and personal integrity. This clubs helps understand the value of individual responsibility and hard work. Members will develop international understanding and good will. URL: SCHS Chapter |
Junior
American Medical Association (JAMA) JAMA is an
academic club existing to spread the knowledge URL: not
available |
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The Key Club
us a service organization and is sponsored but not a part of Port
Orange Kiwanis Club. Members will develop initiative and leadership
skills and participate in projects serving the school or URL: not
available |
Junior
Reserve Officer Training Corp JROTC is open to all students enrolled in the JROTC program. The purpose of this club is to motivate young people to become better Americans and to instill teamwork, pride, respect, confidence, and physical fitness. |
Latin
Club The Latin Club at Spruce Creek is a club open to students who are currently enrolled in Latin class or have completed two years of Latin. Our main focus is academic competitions at the county, regional , state , and national levels. We also enjoy homecoming activities, fundraising, service projects, and recruiting new students for Latin I . We have won the Best Overall Club award the last four years straight. Our students won over 700 awards during the 2003-2004 school year in test and project competitions. The Latin Club is proud of its great reputation. URL: not
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Math
Team (Mu Alpha Theta) The Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary math team. Membership is by invitation based on a designated GPA, which is determined after the first grading period of each year. Students compete in interscholastic math activities and competitions. |
National
Honor Society The NHS, an academic club, received its Spruce Creek Charter during the first year of the school's existence. It is meant to honor those among the student body, who excel in the academics and to provide limited services to the school and community. Membership is by invitation based on guidelines established by the national organization. |
Papillon
Dance Club Papillon is an interest club that promotes participation in dance. The students will learn various types of dance such as jazz, tap, and ballet. The group will present performances each year. URL: not
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Psychology
Club Membership is open to all who are taking or have taken a Psychology or Sociology Class successfully with a 2.0 grade point average. The purpose of this club is to enhance knowledge and understanding of psychology and to explore the many different areas of psychology. URL: not
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| Students
for Environmental Awareness (SEA) Students for Environmental Awareness, is an interest club active in promoting awareness of our environment and wildlife conservation. Along with service activities at SCHS and in the community, this group also studies the needs to make our world a better and healthier place for all. URL: not
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| Student
Government Association Sponsor: Mr. Brent Rohol The SGA is the recognized representative organization of the student body. It is composed of the SGA Executive Board and the Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Boards. The SGA is responsible for planning and carrying out most of the Homecoming activities, the class and SGA elections, Mr. and Miss Spruce Creek Pageant, and blood drives. They are also involved in "Open House" and other opportunities to serve the school. It is the desire and responsibility of the SGA to involve the total student body in as many of these activities as possible. This group invites student input and participation in all planning sessions and activities. URL: not available Back to List |
Spanish
Club Spanish Club is an interest club made up of members of Spanish students and students interested in the Spanish culture. Its purpose is to increase a student's understanding and appreciation of the Spanish language and cultures. The Spanish Club participates in supports all activities sponsored by the school. It also plays an active role in county and state conferences. |
Spanish
Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society is designed to promote the students’ interest in the Hispanic culture and language. Students are made aware of the many opportunities to enrich their understanding of the language and culture. Tutoring is offered by the club to the student body and also to members within the club. As well as helping out the community in general; students are offered the chance to participate in aiding their school through service activities. Students apply for membership in March. They must have a 3.5 GPA and a 3.7 in Spanish after three semesters of high school Spanish. All applicants must have recommendations from their teachers, community and club activities, and a well written Spanish essay. Of course, participation in the Foreign Language Festival is a key factor in the selection process. URL: not
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Southeastern
Consortium for Minorities in Engineering SECME is an
academic club designed to offer the minority students the opportunity
to investigate the field of engineering. It is open to Sophomores,
Juniors, and Seniors who are enrolled in a college preparatory
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Spirit
Club The SCHS Spirit Club is open to all students. The purpose of this club is to involve more students in extracurricular support of Spruce Creek High School. URL: not
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Students Against Destructive Decisions SADD is the only student based, activist organization dealing with underage drinking, drug abuse, and death due to drinking and driving. Having the philosophic base, 'If the problem is mine, then the solution lies with me'. This club is open to all Spruce Creek High School students. |
Technology
Club The Technology
Club is an interest and service club that works with all the different
areas of technology. Members may choose to help with maintaining
the school computers, designing and updating the school web site,
writing specialized software for teachers, athletics and other
groups, giving computer classes for seniors citizens, networking,
working in e-commerce and maintaining an URL: not
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United
Nations Club The UN Club is an interest club affiliated with the UN Association of the USA Incorporated and established to further educate and enhance student awareness of international events. UN members participate in inter-school competitions as well as local, state, and national programs. |
Young
Democrats The purpose of this club is to develop an appreciation of political empowerment in Spruce Creek High School students by promoting and involvement in governmental issues and affairs on a local, state, and national level. |
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This club is for students interested in republican politics to gather and discuss current political issues and to become actively involved in local, state, and federal politics. URL: not
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