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Club NameAdvisor(s)DescriptionMeeting days/times/locationGoogle Classroom Code
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Tech TeamChris LynchLights and sound for performances at schoolvaries based on performance.
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Girls Who CodeMichael DeslauriersWork on coding/ projects that are chosen by the studentsonce a week from 1:45 - 2:45 pm in Room 102 wnjk5c6
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CyberPatriotMichael DeslauriersPrepare to compete in the annual CyberPatriot Competition, where the students use a virtual machine to secure a computer image like an IT specialist.Once a week from 1:45-2:45 pm in Room 102 jkqydwc
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FBLA Scott WatermanStudents are introduced to a range of business concepts and trends within the global business world. They attend events and conferences as well as compete in events related to a range of areas related to the business world.Tuesdays in room 216gomg45z
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Debate TeamLiam HilleryCompetitive debate team. If you love arguing, this is the team for you!Two practices per month, + 1 weekend tournament per month (optional, but encouraged)bmfuekm
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National Honor SocietyHannah EastwoodThe 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 areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Smithfield HS. The application process to be a member of this nationally recognized society begins for Juniors after semester one grades and GPAs are calculated. As needed in room 210
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The No Mercy Ping Pong ClubPaul WaxmanPing pong instruction and matches2-3 afternoons per week from 2-5PM (Nov-March) at SHS pwaxman@smithfield-ps.org
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Rotary Interact ClubBeth Pimentalcommunity serviceWednesday mornings 7am 201t6dy573
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Math League Jen AlbuquerqueMath League allows students the opportunity to participate in a challenging activity of math problems in a competitive setting. Students participate in six meets throughout the year on the second Thursday of each month from November through April. Each meet consists of seven problems that students solve in thirty-five minutes. All students can participate in Math League.Room 132 2pm
6 Meets. Second Thursday of the Month from Nov- April. 		none
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Smithfield Youth DrivenAlexia SanfordTraffic Safety and Leadership program promoting safe driving, substance use awareness, and leadership qualities.Tuesdays bi-weekly in room 147A
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Sentinel SingersDan CaramanteThis is an auditioned vocal ensemble comprised of students who are currently enrolled in at least one music class. Auditions are held every September and returning members must re-audition every year. Fridays 2-3pm in 112
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Tri-M Music Honor SocietyDan Caramante/Mikayla FernandezAny student enrolled in a music class is eligible to become a member of this student-led honor society. Students attend monthly meetings and complete service projects for the department, the school, and the larger community. The induction ceremony is held every May at the music banquet. 1st Thursday of the month, 7am, 112
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Jazz BandMikayla FernandezJazz Band is open to all SHS students. The ensemble will learn jazz improvisation techniques and learn to play as a group. Students perform many times throughout the year, including SHS Music Department concerts and other school-wide events. Fridays bi-weekly in room 114, starting in October
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The Sentinel SidelineDerek Snow The Sentinel Sideline is the school's sports media group. We primarly broadcast sporting events - basketball, etc.As needed, won't start up until November
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Art ClubKristine StrausThis club is a chance for students to meet and visit with other young artists. There are no formal projects, as this time is for students to work on their own artwork or work from their art classes. Tuesdays until 3pm, Rm 125
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Yearbook ClubLisa Pereira & Lauren Aurecchia
This club meets from September until the end of February, when our yearbook is due at the printer's.Mondays 2 pm - 3 pm in room 207
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Reader's Cafe Book ClubLuigia Solda Students meet to discuss a book they have read and express their opinions, perspectives, likes, dislikes, etc.We meet on specific Thursdays during third block. We vary the block to make attendance accessible to everyone. Meeting date and time is posted on the counter in the library.
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Ability Bridge Ability Bridge Foundation is a student run nonprofit organization that is working to end the stigma surrounding disabilities, spread inclusion, positivity and awareness while also raising money for the Smithfield Special Education Department as well as families in need that have children with disabilities. Meet as needed in Conference room.
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Unified Kristen Luongo & Jolene BiancoUnified volleyball (Fall) Unified basketball (Spring)Tuesdays during advisory in the gym
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Drama ClubKerissa Roderick & Dan CaramanteDrama club is for students interested in the performing arts. Interests range from acting, singing, and dancing, to set design and stage crew. Each year the Drama Club performs a musical during the month of March. We meet in the chorus room and auditorium beginning after Holiday break (January).
Monday - Thursday, times TBD
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Science OlympiadSamantha ArmstrongThis group meets from September through April to prepare for two large state competitions. The first is at Brown University in February and the second is at Rhode Island College in April. Students compete in a wide array of science tasks such as tests on their science knowledge or competing in a building challenge. Students compete with some of the brightest kids in RI, Massachusetts and from states across the country. We meet in room 140 and in the wood shop weekly. The particular days depend on which topic you are competing in and on your other school activities. Weekly club meetings are Thursday from 2-2:30 in room 140.bahzdxm
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Gender-Sexuality AllianceSamantha Armstrong This club works to support the LGBTQ+ community at SHS as well as to offer a safe space to become an ally to this community. We work to educate and spread awareness to create a more inclusive environment for all.Meetings will be Tuesdays from 2-2:30 in room 140w4oupng
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National Art Honor SocietyKristine Straus, Jillian Cook & Megan HallThird Thursday of the month in room 125
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Student CouncilKelley Young & Erica Hoganas needed in room 221
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Class of 2026Tom Lynch & Andrew BlanchardThe Class of 2026 Class Council is responsible for planning events, organizing fundraisers, and working on projects that benefit the entire class. Meetings are open to all students in the class who are interested in contributing ideas, helping with event planning, and supporting fundraising efforts to make a difference for the Class of 2026!As needed in room 141
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Class of 2027Lisa Pereira & Beth PimentalEvery other Tuesday in room 201
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Class of 2028Kelley Young & Erica Hoganas needed in room 221
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Class of 2029No advisors yet
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FLITES-Foreign Langugage in the Elementary SchoolLisa DunphyLevel 3 & 4 French students go ove to Pleasant View Elementary School and teach French to the 4th gradersTuesdays in the Spring - Late March through April Meet in room 106
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Clay ClubJillian CookClay Club is a creative space where students can explore the art of working with clay outside of class. The club encourages collaboration, creativity, and personal expression.Every other Tuesdays until 3pm, Rm 126. See calendar in Google Classroom.ab27lksh
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