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Club
Name
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Contact Person
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Description
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Anime
Club
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Andrew
Baker
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Allows
students to experience the Japanese culture through animation. Open to all interested students. Club activities include weekly Anime
viewing, conventions, and possibly a culture festival.
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Art
Club
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Rojas
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Provides
opportunities for personal enrichment through trips to museums, art exhibits,
etc.
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Beta Club
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Hill
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Promotes the ideals of character,
service, and leadership among students.
Membership by invitation only for 10-12th grade students
who maintain a 3.5 weighted GPA.
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E-Sports/
E-Gaming Club
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Ginyard
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An
opportunity for students to get together after school, socialize, and have
fun playing video games and board games. All games are multiplayer and
students often have a choice between playing cooperatively or competitively.
It is a great way to meet new students, make new friends, and engage in fun,
friendly competition. Moreover, the
HHS Esports/Gamers Club is an active member of the High School Esports League
(HSEL) where thousands of students representing hundreds of schools all over
North America engage in competitive game play in a variety of digitally
game-based genres. Currently, the HHS
Esports/Gamers Club is ranked in the top 50 competitive HSEL Esports teams
for League of Legends.
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Family,
Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
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Wammock
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A
dynamic and effective national student organization that helps students
become leaders and address important personal, family, work, and societal
issues through family and consumer science education. Helps students develop their skills for
life – planning, goal setting, and problem solving.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
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Stewart
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Fosters a Christian environment where
athletes and students can learn about God and compete in athletic
competition. Membership is open to all
students.
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French Honor Society
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Long
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Stimulates interest in the study of
French, promotes high standards of scholarship, rewards scholastic
achievements, and creates enthusiasm for and an understanding of francophone
culture civilization. Students must take
French 3 or higher and maintain a GPA of 3.0 in order to be qualified
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Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
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Niswander
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Brings business and education together
in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career
development programs. We bring our
mission to life through the application of our motto: Service, Education, and
Progress.
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Gardening
Club
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M.
Hooley
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Students
work to beautify the school campus and learn about green gardening
techniques.
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HHS Patriot Ambassadors
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Richards/Jackson
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Official hosts and hostesses for
campus events and act as student guides for visitors. These students will be
positive role models for their peers.
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Italian Club
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Ray
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Promotes conversational skills in Italian
and improves cultural understanding of Italian people. Activities include
preparing and bringing your own food for meetings, field trips to relevant
cultural productions, and community service projects.
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International
Thespian Society
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Thorne
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The
theater honor society that does community service, fundraising, and theater
activities. Members attend the annual
Georgia Thespian Conference.
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Marine Corps Junior Reserve Training Corps
(MCJROTC)
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Mackey
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Offers a full range of courses in
leadership. Provides instruction in
the development of good habits and attitudes, problem solving,
characteristics of successful civic and group leadership, and planning to
meet the challenges of adult life.
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MCJROTC
Drone Team
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Mackey
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Created
to inspire students toward careers in cyber security or other science, technology,
and engineering careers. Membership
restricted to enrolled JROTC cadets for competition purposes.
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MCJROTC Drill Team
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Mackey
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An exciting extension of discipline,
teamwork, and leadership skills learned in the JROTC class. Team performs at JROTC ceremonies and
inspections, as well as competitions.
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Mock
Trial
Club
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Bianka
Anderson
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An
opportunity to learn about the legal process through taking on the various
roles of a civil or criminal case.
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Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society)
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B. Baker and Matthews
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Mu Alpha Theta is a National
Mathematics Honor Society. To join students must have completed 2 years of
college preparatory mathematics and have a 3.0 grade point average in their
math classes.
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National Art Honor Society
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Rojas
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Gives students with artistic talent
the opportunity to create artwork and teaches the appreciation of art through
visits to local areas of interest.
Must have a 3.0 GPA in art.
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National
Honor Society of Dance Arts
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S. John son
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The
NHSDA is the nation’s leading dance honor society for middle and high
schools. The program recognizes the importance of dance as an art form and an
academic discipline that contributes toward academic achievement, workforce
skills, and life skills; bring well=deserved recognition to outstanding
students and schools.
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National
Honor Society
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Howell
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Recognizes
students who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, and
service, and who exhibit high moral character. Membership is open to selection as
prescribed by the national guidelines.
Selection is made in the spring and induction in the fall.
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No H8 Club
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Rigdon
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Social networking organization the
promotes diversity, inclusion, and acceptance throughout the school and
community and provides a safe, non-judgmental space in support of gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersexed, questioning, and straight youth
who share a common vision of equality and social justice.
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Orienteering
Team
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Mackey
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A
military based sport that involves a combination of cross country with maps
and has local, regional, and national competitions.
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Patriot
Players (Drama Club)
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Thorne
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Promotes
creative collaboration in theatrical arts by offering opportunities for
students to develop self-expression, confidence, and performance technique.
Patriot Players produces shows, hosts guest artist workshops, and provides
community service events. This club is
the gateway into International Thespian Troupe #4048.
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The
Poets’ Society
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McTier
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A
club consisting of poets, aspiring poets, and lyricists meeting twice
monthly. The goal of this club is to encourage and promote the writing of
poetry in all forms and aspects. The bi-monthly meetings will include mini
workshops to expose students to various styles of poetic writing, while
creating a safe space for writers to share and critique their and others
original poems or lyrics.
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Reading Bowl
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Herrington
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Competition team
where students read selected book among Georgia Children’s Book Award
nominees in order to be quizzed at the county-level Helen Ruffin Reading
Bowl. Winning teams move on to the state championship at the Annual
Conference on Children’s Literature in March.
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Rockdale
Youth Leadership Club
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Counselors
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Fosters
and builds student leadership qualities and is a division of the Rockdale
County Schools Youth Leadership program.
Membership is restricted to students who are nominated to attend the
school system’s summer student leadership retreat.
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Spanish
Honor Society
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Ray
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Stimulates
interest in the study of Spanish, promotes high standards of scholarship,
rewards scholastic achievements, and creates enthusiasm for and an
understanding of francophone culture civilization. Students must take Spanish 3 or higher and
maintain a GPA of 3.0 in order to be qualified
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Student Council
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Morton
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Develops democratic ideals, teaches
respect for law and order, maintains the highest standards of cooperation and
school spirit, and promotes general social life in the school. Membership is
open to students in good academic standing who are able to perform the duties
of the elected office.
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Technology
Student Association (TSA)
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Snagg
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Prepares
students for the challenges of a dynamic world by promoting technological
literacy, leadership, and problem solving, resulting in personal growth and
opportunities. Open to all interested
students. Activities include fundraising,
competitions, and leadership activities.
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Tri-M
Music Society
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Green
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International
music honor society. Designed to
recognize students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them
for their accomplishments, and inspire others to excel at music and
leadership.
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Unique
Butterflies
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Casteal
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Assists
young ladies to become the beautiful, intelligent, independent, and
self-confident individuals that they would love to be. Provides formal
training and strategies to all members that will help them interact and work
in the real world.
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Voice
Peer Club
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Wammock
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Supports
and serves as the voice of students who are doing positive things and making
good choices.
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