Clubs
Club/Organization | Advisor(s) | Meeting Dates & Times | Additional Information |
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Academy of Scholars - AOS | See AOS schedule | AOS-top 25 students in senior class, meet every other month for seminars across the county | |
ACES | TBA | A Cappella Ensemble Singers is a musical group of students that have a true love for the harmony of their voices. | |
Art Club | Rm 125 every other Tuesday, 3:45-5:00 p.m. | $25 dues includes a T-Shirt | |
Battle of the Books | TBD | See the Media Coordinator in the Media Center for details. | BoB is an annual competition where readers are supplied a list of books from the County that they believe send a message to our youth. At competition, those readers come together from their prospective schools and compete in how well they have absorbed the information in these 16 books. |
Boys2Men | Boys 2 Men is a youth mentoring program and project that focuses on developing leadership and providing mentorship to boys and young men . The program provides a variety of activities and experiences to help young men become successful leaders in their communities. The program includes activities such as leadership workshops, career exploration, community service projects, and college readiness. The program also provides mentors who are dedicated to providing guidance and support to participants. The goal of the program is to help young men of color become successful and productive members of society. |
Club/Organization | Advisor(s) | Meeting Dates & Times | Additional Information |
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Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) | TBA after first meeting: Wednesday, September 10th, 2025 from 3:45 - 4:45 PM in Room 257. | DECA provides unparalleled opportunities to:
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EF Tours | Match days: Wednesdays 3:45 - 6:30 pm, rotation of bowling centers | ||
EF Tours | Practice days: Thurs & Friday 3:45 - 6:00 pm; potential days could be added based on the coach's schedule. | ||
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) | John Owens, Jennifer Outlaw, Jessica Roush, and Dionne Drakes | TBA | Leadership organization for business students. |
Future Farmers of America (FFA) | TBA | The FFA is a national student organization focused on developing premier leadership, personal growth, and career success in students. The FFA is an intracurricular organization that allows students to explore Agriculture and related careers in high school. The FFA helps to prepare the next generation to meet challenges by developing their unique talents and cultivating interests. | |
Glee Club | TBA | Production group of students from throughout the school; membership in a music class is NOT required. | |
Green Team | TBD | TBA | The Green Team provides the recycling program for the school along with competing in a national recycling contest. |
HOSA Future Health Professionals | TBD | TBA | HOSA’s Mission: The mission of HOSA is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. |
Key Club | 2nd Friday of each month starting 13 October 2024 from 3:45-4:30 p.m. in RM 223 | Community service-focused organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Fayetteville. Click here for the Key Club Verification Form. | |
Ladies First | TBA | Ladies First is a mentoring group designed to uplift and empower young ladies through intentional guidance, cultural celebration, and leadership development. | |
Marching Band | James Richardson | TBD | |
National Honor Society | TBD | 2nd Tuesday of the month from 3:45-4:15 p.m. See schedule posted on NHS bulletin board | NHS is a Service organization in which juniors and seniors with a 4.0 weighted grade point average (GPA), exemplary character, and leadership skills are invited to join. Membership by invitation. New members are invited to join in the spring. NHS-selected Soph or Jr year, must have a weighted 4.0 GPS and a complete selection packet. Also, see NHS under Student Resources tab. NHS FAQ Sheet |
National Technical Honor Society | TBA for elgibile new members. Current members will be sent an email for upcoming meeting dates TBA. | NTHS stands for National Technical Honor Society. Students must meet the following requirements in order to receive an invitation for induction: ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Attain an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher (unweighted) Complete a CTE Concentrator Pathway and maintain a 90 average in those courses (level 1 and level 2 course - Ex: Entrepreneurship 1 and Entrepreneurship 2 Honors). Eligibility is determined late January/early February. Students complete community services projects and school-based project under the following pillars: Service, Leadership, Career Development, and Recognition. | |
Odyssey of Sound' Marching Band and 'Odyssey of Jazz' Jazz Ensemble | James Richardson | TBD | The Marching Band consists of drum majors, percussion (Lords of Thunder), Auxiliary (Queens of Auxiliary), Low Brass, High Brass, and woodwinds. |
Science Olympiad | TBA | American team competition in scientific disciplines including earth science, biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering. | |
SkillsUSA | Check with instructors about meeting times and locations | SkillsUSA is a Career & Technical Student Organization. If you are taking or have completed amy CTE Class, you may join. We complete at the Regional & State Levels. (First place winners on the State Level go to National Competition. | |
Speech and Debate Club (Forensics) | Days TBD Room 247, weekly practices during the season. Competitions begin in September and end in February. Finalists and districts in March and national competitions are held in June. | Speech and Debate is a competition based activity. We compete on a regular basis with other high schools in the surrounding counties. Students can choose a discipline, either speech or debate events, to compete in. The goal of our team is to help our students be more confident and become effective communicators. No experience is required, we learn and grow together! | |
Sports Medicine | |||
Student 2 Student (S2S) | TBD | TBA | Student-led organization that welcomes incoming students and helps departing students prepare for their next school. |
Student Government Association (SGA) | Wednesday mornings at 8:00 a.m., during 3rd period. | SGA participates in 1. Activities that develop self-awareness and confidence in students. 2. Opportunities for students to positively impact their peers, school, district, and community. 3. Leadership opportunities at the district, state, regional, and national levels. 4. Creation and implementation of student activities. Some activities include: Planning Homecoming/Coming Home, and Dances. | |
Unplugged Club | Meetings will begin September 10th once a week day TBD, with a once a month meeting on a Friday for large campaigns | Unplugged Club is a tabletop gaming club designed to give students a break from screens and reconnect through face to face fun. Members gather to play board games, card games, and role-playing adventures like Dungeons & Dragons, all without electronics. The club fosters critical thinking, strategy, teamwork, and social interaction in a relaxed and inclusive environment. Whether you're rolling dice, building alliances, or bluffing your way to victory, Unplugged Club is your place to power down and play smart. | |
Vocal Music (Chorus) | Class of students in Fall and Spring semester. We would love for you to join and harmonize with us, as we perform during sporting events, and graduation at the end of the year. We also have a Choir performance where we | ||
Yearbook | Daily during school hours | See Mr. Weaver for additional information. |
Club/Organization | Advisor(s) | Meeting Dates & Times | Additional Information |
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JROTC Drill Team | JROTC drill builds confidence in cadets and develops discipline, teamwork and leadership skills. | ||
JROTC Raider Team | JROTC Raider Team builds confidence and leadership skills through physical fitness and conditioning; the team competes against other teams in fitness challenges, obstacle courses and other challenges. |