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1 | Advisor/ email | Requirements | Meeting Dates | Meeting Location/ google link | Member Dues | Subject to Random Suspicionless Drug Testing | Link to Promotional Video | Link to Sign Up Form | ||
2 | AIM | Athletes Involved More (community service by athletes) | Lucy Mitchell / Jay Clark | be an athlete on campus | once a month | A120 | $10 | No | https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1AODSEIyqJXB_gD5l6KV8bn8-k_LPQXVurqygaZ-kJHw/edit | |
3 | Anime Club | For students who share a love of the Japanese animated shows and culture. Students watch their favorites together and many share a love of the artwork as well. | Donald Peters | None | Fridays in room A154 from 2:30-4:00 | none | No | Anime Club Interest Form | ||
4 | Art Club | Art Club students meet and share their love of Art while creating different projects throughout the year. Dues are $20.00 and includes an Art Club t-shirt which we will tie-dye in one of our meetings and wear for our Club Picture. | Debbie Hauff | None | Every other Thursday 2:30-3:30 | A153 | $20 (this includes a Club Shirt and Tie-dye) | No | Art Club Interest Form 2026-2027 | |
5 | ASL Club | A student-led club for anyone interested in learning and practicing American Sign Language in a fun, welcoming environment. Members will learn the ASL alphabet, introductions, common phrases, emotions, and conversational signs through interactive activities and practice. As skills grow, the club hopes to incorporate ASL-only activities and meetings. No prior ASL experience is required, everyone is welcome! | Melody Sowers | None | Every other Tuesday 2:30-3:30 | A117 -E | None | No | ASL Club Sign Up - Link | |
6 | Battle of the Books | Battle of the Books is a club that promotes the love of reading combined with the spirit of competition. The NC School Library Association chooses the 16 books and sponsors quiz-bowl type competitions in the spring to test students' knowledge of those books. To be on the competition team, a member will need to read a minimum of 12 fo the 16 books. We will meet weekly to read, discuss, and practice competition-style questions. | Beth Mical | Attend a minimum number of meetings and read the required books. | Every other Thursday, 2:30, Media Center | Media Center | None | Yes | Battle of the Books Interest Form | |
7 | Beta Club | Service-oriented, leadership club for students who hold a 3.0 GPA or higher and want to make a difference in the community. | Jennifer Lloyd and Mandy Wright | 3.0 unweighted GPA | 4th WEDNESDAY | Lecture Hall A | $40 for new members $10 for returning | NO | Beta Club Interest Form | |
8 | Book Club | Promotes young adult literacy and is comprised of students who enjoy reading. Members meet to discuss books as well as provide book recommendations to other students. | Beth Mical | None | Every Thursday, 2:30, Media Center | Media Center | Donation for books | No | Book Club Interest Form | |
9 | Chik Fil A Leader Academy | This club is dedicated to cultivating leadership skills by engaging in impactful projects that benefit the community. The program empowers students to make a difference while developing valuable skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. | Mandy Wright | TBD | A304 | no | no | Chick-fil-A Leader Academy Interest Form | ||
10 | Creative Writing Club | Be creative while finding your written voice. | Rob Fanzo | None | Every other Monday 2:30-3 | A241 | No | No | Creative Writing Club Sign up | |
11 | Crochet Club | Learn, practice, and create crochet magic | Beth Mical | None | TBD | Media Center | No | Crochet Club Sign Up | ||
12 | Crosby Scholars | Crosby Scholars is a FREE program for students in grades 6-12 that builds college, career, and leadership readiness. It connects students with opportunities—both in school and in the community—that strengthen their skills, expand their options, and prepare them for life after high school. Through hands-on experiences like college tours, Career & College Coaching, career exploration panels & guest speakers, ACT/SAT prep, guidance for how to pay for college, career interest workshops, and college tours, Crosby Scholars opens doors to future possibilities and empowers students to confidently step through them. | Tonisha White | None | TBD | No | No | Crosby Scholar website to apply | ||
13 | Debate Club | This is a safe space to explore the art of "organized arguing" designed to help students thrive academically, as well as socially, by enhancing critial thinking and communication skills. | Torri Safrit | None | Once per month (dates tbd by president) | A226 | None | No | https://forms.gle/gNEvsCKk1FriJ8Aj9 | |
14 | DECA | DECA prepares High School and College Students for careers in Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Finance, Hospitality, and Management. | Craig Amos | None | TBD | B223 | Yes | No | MHS DECA Club Membership Registration | |
15 | Decorating Committee | The Decoration Committee is dedicated to creating a welcoming, spirited school environment by decorating the campus for holidays, changing seasons, special events, and school celebrations. Members work together to bring creativity to life while helping make our school a fun, beautiful, and inviting place for everyone. | Courtney Harper | None | TBD | A224 | No | No | TBD | |
16 | Diversity Ambassadors Club | Diversity Ambassadors focuses and learns about different cultures and differences within Mooresville High school. | Will Gray | None | Sept 7, first meeting | ? | No | No | ||
17 | Drama Club (with International Thespian Society) | Drama club for those who enjoy theatre and want to support the arts. If students want to join the International Thespian Society (Honors Society for Theatre), this is a good way to start that process and journey. | Emily Klingman | None | 2nd Monday of the Month 2:30-3 Drama Club, 3-3:30 ITS | A168 | ITS One Time Induction Dues $55 (scholarships available) | No | ||
18 | Environmental Club | Group that focuses on helping the environment, discusses topics of sustainability and offers opportunities for service hours | Molly Grigsby and Amber Graham | Make 80% of the meetings and attend at least ONE volunteer clean ups per semester. | 2nd and 3rd Tuesday of every month, plus some Saturdays. subject to change according to calendar | Room A244 | No | No | Environmental Club Interest Form | |
19 | ESports and STEM League | A club provides students a place to explore different types of games, shout-cast competitive games between teams, and produce videos about the competitions. This club also features ways to make video games/apps and content creation. | Quincy Carter and Sgt Sage | Must be in good standing academically and behavior. | TBD | None | No | No | https://forms.gle/QbdqnZo8CDBVAFjZ8 | |
20 | Excel Club | Service Club that is a nationally recognized service organization which focuses on Americanism, Child Abuse Prevention, and Community Service. | Tonya Parks | None | Last Monday of each month at 2:30 | None | $15 | No | EXCEL Sign Up Form | |
21 | FCA | Fellowship of Christian Athletes | Leslie Byers, Lucy Mitchell, Ashley Clinard, Jay Clark | None | Thursday mornings at 6:30 | Main gym | $10 (optional) | No | ||
22 | FCCLA- Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America | This club is designed to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation. We participate in competitive events to gain skills in various FACS fields and there are many scholarship opportunities available. | Jessica Clark | Must have taken at least one FACS class. (Life skills in middle school, Foods & Nutrition, Teen Living, Apparel, Interior Design, Early Childhood, Child Development, Teaching as a Profession) | Friday afternoons, meeting calendar will be shared | B230 | $25 | no | ||
23 | French Club and Société Honoraire de Français | French Club is for kids who might not be in the class but enjoy the culture and want to explore it. Honors society is open to students who are in level 3 or above and have an A average. The clubs meet concurrently. | Caroline Hocutt | Honors society has volunteer hours attached to membership. | A301 | No | No | |||
24 | Gospel Choir | This club is open for those who love to sing and share their faith through song. We will look for area events where we can perform, as well as local churches and special events and Baccalaureate. A cord is given at graduation for consistent membership. | Marla Young | No prerequesites, but consistent attendance is expected due to performance opportunites. | Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30 p.m. | A171 | No | No | ||
25 | GSA/LGBTQ+ | The Gay Straight Alliance is dedicated to offering a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and their allies, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. We believe that a GSA is an invaluable club that will offer support and friendships that might not be found elsewhere. We strive to help students find others like them, emphasize equality and mutual respect, and make a difference in their own community. | Julia Monfardini | None | TBD as we find out what members prefer/attendance. Either every Wednesday OR every other Wednesday at 2:30. starting 8/26 | A239 | No | No | GSA sign up form | |
27 | HOSA | A national student-led organization that supports students interested in health and medical careers | Deja Burks | None | Monthly- 3rd Tuesday of each month 2:45pm-3:45pm and activities in between | Magnolia | $20 | Yes | ||
28 | Legal Scholars Society | The Legal Scholars Society is for students interested in law, government, and public service. Members build skills in legal research, public speaking, and constitutional law while preparing for North Carolina High School Moot Court competitions. Students also connect with legal professionals through guest speakers and career exploration. | Tonya Parks | None | 3rd Wednesday of each month | A331 | $0 | No | https://forms.gle/2EVmGkuMNXr9jrZn8 | |
29 | Leo Club | “Leadership, Experience, Opportunity.” That’s what makes a Leo. They are devoted young people who realize the power of action. Over the past four years, the MHS Leo club has partnered with various community groups such as the Christian Mission, Camp Dogwood, and the Mooresville Police Department. The Leos meet twice a month in room B122 | Kathy Black & Jaxon Mays | NONE | 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month | B122 | No | No | LEO SIGN UP | |
30 | Link Crew | Freshman transition program | Jessica Clark, Jennifer Lloyd | application and selection | As needed and during advisory | A238 | No | No | ||
31 | MHS Junior Civitans | Junior Civitan International is a service club that trains young people to become "Builders of Good Citizenship" in the home, school, and nation. Its purpose is to develop initiative and leadership in order to encourage youth to live a fuller life enriched by unselfish service to others and with a commitment to make the world a better place. | Leslye Long | Be willing to participate in community service projects. | 1st Wednesday of each month | A265 | $20.00 includes membership to international civitans. | No | Interest Form | |
32 | Mooresville Blue Diamonds Winterguard Program | Indoor Guard that holds rehearsals after school (usually Tuesdays and Thursdays). The group meets beginning in November and competes during February and March. | Will Gray | must attend auditions in November | Tuesdays and Thursdays (schedule finalized before November) | Magnolia Gym | TBA | Yes | Interest Form | |
33 | Mu Alpha Theta | Math Honor Society | Erin Trahan | At least a B average in math classes, and must be enrolled in or have taken AP Statistics or Precalculus. | Typically once a month with dates to be determined. Meetings are right after school until about 3:15. | Media Center | $20-new members $6-returning members | No | Interest Form | |
34 | National Honor Society | An organization that recognizes and encourages academic achievement while also developing other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy. | Will Gray, Torri Safrit | 3.8 unweighted GPA . Hours of Community Service . Maintain Good Citizenship Students who meet the GPA requirements will be notified the spring of their sophomore year and offered the opportunity to apply. | 3rd Monday of the month, 2:35pm, | PAC Lecture hall A | $20-all members | No | ||
35 | National Technical Honor Society | This is an organizations that focuses on recognizing students for the achievements in their CTE classes (amongst other criteria). | Sara Hensler | 3.0 unweighted GPA, completion of two CTE classes in the same pathway, teacher recommendation and application | As needed; 4 times a year | $30 | No | |||
36 | Personal Finance and Investment Club | The Personal Finance and Investment club is designed to equip students with real world financial literacy, Investment knowledge, and Tax skills before they graduate. Members of the club will learn the basics of stock trading and investing, budgeting, credit and basic tax principles through paper trading, group discussions, presentations and projects. 1 | Ben Estes | TBD | Tuesdays, once a month | B222 | No | |||
37 | Science National Honor Society | Members are selected after completing a detailed application. | Rachel Naylor | Open to sophomores, juniors and seniors after completing or currently enrolled in 2 Honors/Advanced Placement science classes. | The last Monday of every month, 2:30-3:30pm | Lecture Hall A, Lecture Hall B or A238 | $10 Returning Members, $15 New Members | No | SNHS APPLICATION (ONLINE) | |
38 | SKILLS USA | SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers, and industry working together to ensure that America has a skilled work force. We help every student excel. SkillsUSA is a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) that is recognized as an integral part of the classroom by the OVAE. Students have the opportunity to compete in various contests at the regional, state, and national level. | Ben Estes | Students that are taking, have taken, or plan to enroll in a CTE Course. | TBD | B222 | $35 | Yes | https://forms.gle/ADuMsAx3XRXfnbQ59 | |
39 | Spanish Club and Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (Spanish National Honor Society) | Spanish Club is offered to all students interested in learning about, teaching about or engaging in Spanish Language and Culture. The SHH is an honor society for high school students enrolled in Spanish 3 or higher. The mission of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica is to recognize high school achievement in Spanish and to promote interest in Hispanic. | Lloyd | Completed Spanish 3 as a sophomore or junior, have a combined average of 95 or above in all Spanish classes, have an unweighted GPA of 3.5, have never failed any class due to attendance and must have never been referred for integrity issues in any class. **Students are sent an invitation for membership if they meet all requirements.** | 1st Thursday of the month | A305 | $20 | No | Spanish honors/club interest form | |
40 | Stiletto Boss University | Youth training program teaching community impact, sustainability, leadership, and sisterhood through ENTREPRENEURSHIP. | Few | None | Every Monday during Motivational Monday starting September 8th from 8:50-9:40 | A325 | no | No | What is Stiletto Boss University? | Join SBU Today! |
41 | Student Government Association | Student led organization that operates on behalf of the student body to coordinate events for all students at MHS. The club is open to all students. | Katherine Osborne, Dakota Curtis | None | Meet Thursdays as needed | Media Center | No | No | No | SGA Interest Form |
42 | Students Helping Students | Students helping students of lower grade levels in their classrooms and their teachers within the District. 6 Hours per quarter will need to be met and transportation will be required | Parks | None | Once a Quarter | A331 | No | no | Students Helping Students Form | |
43 | Travel Club | The MHS Travel Club is an organization that provides students the opportunity to travel outside of the United States through our partner company EF Tours. At our meetings, we learn about our Spring Break destination and help students prepare for travel. | Kelsey Agar | Open to MHS students grades 9-12 who are traveling or are interested in traveling with the MHS Travel Club | Monthly (calendar is emailed out to students and parents) | A227 or Media Center | $50 | No | Travel Club Interest Form | |
44 | Tri-M Music Honor Society | This is a service club for student musicians. We seek to share our knowledge and love of music with our community, with younger students, and with MHS by serving in various functions: caroling in nursing homes and schools, tutoring younger students on their instruments, serving with Feed NC, performing in community events, and more. | Marla Young | A love of music! | Monthly TBA | A-171 | None | No | https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1LdFeCViSoo0-fGGuSF3s9Q9qWcMHV5OqdVRdjjhg0iM/edit | |
45 | Truth Girlz | See T. White (counselor) for details. All girls mentorship program | Tonisha White & TruthGirlz staff | None | None | No | No | |||
46 | Unity Link | Unity Link program pairs general education students with peers who have disabilities in the Learning Lab and OCS into a buddy system to build friendships and promote inclusion | Nikki Keller/ Dayna Rietman | Willingness to connect with peers who have disabilities once or twice a month during motivational monday | Last Motivational Monday of each month 2:30-3:30 | A237 | $20-30(for tshirts) | No | Unity Link sign up | |
47 | Young Elites | Young Elites provides MBA-like experiential programs for high school girls to enhance their emotional, intellectual, physical, social, and business growth. | Tonya Parks | None | 2nd Thursday of each Month 2:30 - 3pm | A331 | No | No | Young Elites Sign Up | |
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