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| Class of 2027 |
SGA Senior Class |
Tiffany Graves-Bucher & Lisa Snyder-Johnson
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As Needed (2:10pm-2:45pm) |
Media Center |
| Class of 2028 |
SGA Junior Class |
Desiree Castillo |
As Needed |
Media Center |
| Class of 2029 |
SGA Sophomore Class |
Rebecca Hill & James Eaton |
As Needed |
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| Class of 2030 |
SGA Freshmen Class |
Taylor Ashby |
As needed |
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| Crochet Club |
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Susan Spahr-Martin |
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| English National Honor Society |
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Phil Werber |
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E123 |
| Environmental Action Club (& Envirothon) |
Environmental Club is focused on encouraging awareness and an open conversation surrounding the impending effects of Climate Change, and how we as a student population can work to avoid them. We combat environmental struggles in our local community by hosting beach and road cleanups, and holding fundraisers for local environmental charities. |
Rebecca Hill |
Monthly:
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month (2:10pm- 3pm)
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S204 |
| FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America |
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Lisa Snyder |
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M112 |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) |
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Taylor Ashby |
Weekly: Every Tuesday (2:00pm to 2:30pm) |
E123 |
| French National Honor Society |
Société honoraire de français (French Honor Society) |
Antoinette McGarey |
Monthly: 3rd Thursday (2:10pm- 3:00pm) |
C128 |
| Future Educators of America |
This program provides a forum for students to become aware of career opportunities in education and nurtures their interest in teaching as a career. |
Brooke Pryor |
E127 |
E254 |
| HOSA Future Health Professionals |
Medical Club's goal is to enhance awareness in the field of science and medicine as well as promote health and happiness. |
Rebecca Hill |
Monthly:
2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month (2:10-3:00pm)
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S204 |
| Interact |
Interact is the high school version of Rotary. Interact clubs develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. Interact organizes at least two projects every year, one that helps their school or community and one that promotes international understanding. |
Rebekah Olds |
Monthly:
1st and 3rd Wednesday (6:30am - 6:55am) |
Media Center |
| JROTC Drill Team |
Drill Team is a marching unit that performs routines based on military drill that competes at drill competitions throughout the course of the school year. All drill teams must exhibit skills of discipline, bearing, snap, command, and control in order to be competitive within each event. The drill team program for the cadet battalion participates in competitive events, parades and other activities demonstrating the talent, skill, organization and pride of the JROTC. |
Ronald Cluff |
Weekly:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday (2:00pm - 4:00pm) |
G110 & Student Parking Lot |
| JROTC Aerial Drone Team |
The team participates in STEM-focused competitions centered around drone technology. Cadets engage in precise flying, programming, teamwork, and documentation to complete various mission-based challenges, such as navigating obstacle courses, and demonstrating leadership and technical skills. |
Jason Williamson |
Weekly: Monday, Tuesday, and some Thursdays (2:15pm-4:15pm) |
E121 (alternate location-cafe) |
| JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl (JLAB) |
The JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl (JLAB) is an all-service national competition that culminates in the level III JLAB Championship in Washington, DC.
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Robert Mashburn |
Weekly:
Wednesdays Cafeteria from 2:10pm-2:40pm and then G110 from 2:40pm-3:10pm |
Cafeteria & G110 |
| JROTC Raiders |
The JROTC Raider team are cadets who wish to challenge their physical endurance, mental strength, and their leadership. Some of the Competition events include the following: Cross Country Rescue (team carries a simulated patient on a medical litter over a 1 mile course while carrying weighted backpacks, The Gauntlet (a one mile team run with weighted backpacks while negotiating obstacles as a team), The One-Rope Bridge (the team constructs a rope bridge following detailed rules and cross an obstacle (stream crossing or ravine) spanning approximately 40 to 100 feet. 5 KM run (a team run where members must start and finish together), and the Raider Physical Challenge (a team sprint through an obstacle course with lifts, jumps, carries, and crawls throughout). |
Robert Mashburn
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Weekly:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday (2:30pm - 4:00pm |
Raiders' Course |
| Key Club |
Key club is the high school version of Kiwanis. Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. High school student members of Key Club perform acts of service in their communities, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and organizing food drives. They also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects, and holding elected leadership positions at the club, district and international levels. |
Taylor Ashby |
Monthly:
2nd & 4th Monday (2:10pm - 2:50 pm) |
E123 |
| Lead Like A Woman |
Club is set up to encourage young women to take more significant leadership roles in their community/school, etc. |
Kim Blakely |
Bi-Weekly:
Every Other Friday (2:10pm - 2:45pm) |
E124 |
| Model United Nations |
Model UN is a simulation of the UN General Assembly and its other multilateral bodies where students perform an ambassador role while debating topics such as gender equality, climate action, global health, and more. Students are able to compete against other students in conferences and in some circumstances win scholarships and other prizes. |
Tiffany Graves-Bucher |
Weekly:
Tuesdays (2:10pm - 2:45pm) |
Media Center |
| Mu Alpha Theta |
A mathematics honor society dedicated to excellence in competition, tutoring, and collaboration. |
Holly Hagans & Stephen Hommerbocker |
Weekly: Every Tuesday (2:10pm-3pm) |
E221 & E223 |
| National Honor Society (NHS) |
The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the area of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921. |
Dawn Shilling |
Monthly:
3rd Monday (2:10pm-3:00pm) |
Media Center |
| National Honor Society for Dance Arts |
National Honor Society for Dance Arts recognizes, honors, and encourages students to pursue excellence in their dance education. |
Amy Valerius |
Monthly: 3rd Thursday (2:10pm-2:40pm) |
S103 |
| National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) |
National Technical Honor Society recognizes, honors, and empowers students and teachers in Career & Technical Education. NTHS supports the next generation of skilled workers and leaders through chapter activities built around the core four objectives of career development, leadership development, service, and recognition. |
Wendy Simon |
Monthly:
2nd Tuesday (2pm - 3pm) |
Media Center |
| North High Dance Club |
The purpose is to promote school spirit by performing dances in Pep Rallies and other events through school. Students must try out and be chosen to participate. |
Amy Valerius |
Weekly: Every Thursday (2:00pm-3:00pm) |
S103 |
| Paws & Claws |
Advocating and being the voices for animals in shelters and rescues. |
Lisa Skinner |
Monthly:
3rd Friday (2:10pm - 2:45pm) |
E226 |
| Rho Kappa Honor Society |
Rho Kappa is a nationally recognized Social Studies Honor Society in which students participate in the National History Day Fair. |
Danielle Correia |
Monthly:
2nd Monday (2pm - 2:30pm) |
E249 |
| Science Olympiad |
Science Olympiad is a STEM-based competition that offers students an opportunity to explore the diverse areas of science and demonstrate their knowledge, creativity and critical thinking skills in various science-related tasks. Competitions consist of a series of 23 science-based team events in areas including biology, environmental science, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, physical science, mechanical engineering and technology. The Science Olympiad fosters discovery, learning, teamwork and innovation. |
Donald McGarey |
Weekly: Mondays (2:10pm - 3:30pm) |
S211 |
| Service and Social Society |
The purpose is to put together volunteer events throughout the community to help students gain their required volunteer hours while also bringing them closer to their community. |
Rose Herring & Ashley Bacigalupi |
As needed |
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| Spanish National Honor Society |
The Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH) or Spanish National Honor Society is an honor society for high school students enrolled in Spanish and/or Portuguese, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP). The SHH was formally organized as the Spanish National Honor Society in 1953. The name was changed to Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica in 1959. At present there are over 3,500 national and international chapters of the SHH.
The purpose of the society is to recognize high achievement of high school students in the Spanish and Portuguese languages and to promote a continuing interest in Hispanic and Portuguese studies and culture. Any secondary school student who has maintained an honor average in the study of Spanish or Portuguese for a minimum of three semesters and is in the 10th grade or higher is eligible. |
Natasha Iriarte |
Monthly: 1st Monday (2:10pm- 2:40pm) |
E219 |
| Student Government Association (SGA) |
Student Government Association (SGA) is open to all students to join. The student leaders work collectively to plan and implement activities that not only serve but also enrich the student body, the staff, and the community. The club offers students the opportunity to foster a variety of essential skills such as: Being proficient at planning, organizing, executing, and evaluating a variety of student activities, Establishing and carrying out goals and objectives for the student body, Creating and preserving a united student body, infused with pride and spirit, Setting a positive example for all students of North Fort Myers High School. |
Kim Blakely |
Monthly: 2nd Thursday |
Cafeteria |
| Students Supporting Sports |
The Students Supporting Sports Club allows students to have fun getting volunteer hours by redeeming tickets at different games and sporting events on our school's campus throughout the year. |
Kim Blakely |
Quarterly:(2:10pm - 3:00pm) |
E124 |
| Strive For Greatness |
Strives for Greatness is an opportunity for every student athlete to be able to accomplish academic success. |
Erin Barnes |
Weekly: Tuesdays 2pm-2:30pm |
S134 |
| Thespians |
Competitive theatrical organization. |
Janelle Laux |
Monthly:
1st Thursday (2:10pm-3:00pm) |
Auditorium |
| Tri-M Music Honor Society |
A Tri-M Music Honor Society chapter opens up a world of opportunities for students who have already shown themselves to be academically capable and musically gifted. Through performance and community service, they’ll develop confidence, creativity, critical thinking, compassion, and a host of other leadership skills sure to serve them well in school and beyond. |
Christy Koller, Carlos Mendez, Michael Flores-Perez, & Grayson Rushing |
Monthly:
1st Monday (2:10pm - 3:00pm)
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A104 (Band Room) |
| U-Knighted Club |
To give special education students and general education students the opportunity to socialize and develop friendship. To develop- social and life skills necessary to maintain a close friendship. To give the opportunity to students to partner and mentor a student with disabilities. |
Jacqueline Rodriguez |
Monthly: 2nd Tuesday (2:10pm - 3:00pm) |
E117 |
| Youth Alive |
Youth Alive is where young people choose to set their minds on things above (Colossian 3:1-2). They can spend time with fellow believers and serve the community. Everyone is welcome, so come find a family in Youth Alive! |
Jacqueline Curls |
Weekly: Tuesday mornings (6:40am- 7:00am) |
S244 |