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NAME OF CLUBDESCRIPTIONDAY(S) OF WEEK CLUB MEETSTIMESEMESTER CLUB MEETSCAN I JOIN ANYTIME?CLUB SPONSOR CONTACTLOCATION
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Chess ClubSponsored by Mr. Neal Harris, a U.S. Chess Federation Life Master. There are 10 lessons each semester. Students compete with other Chess Clubs. TCR won NC State Scholastic Championship in 2023.Wednesdays3:00-4:30Begins a few weeks after the semester start, 10 sessions per semesteryesrajkipling@yahoo.comRoom 2628 OR 2629, depending on Drivers' Ed schedule
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Chinese ClubChinese Club offer language learning activities, Chinese calligraphy, paintings and some other culture exchange or sharing.Wednesdays3-4Both Semestersyesqing.gan@bcsemail.orgRoom 2406
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Creative WritingStudents work on their individual writing projects and then share and provide feedback and support.Tuesdays7:30-8Both Semestersyeskara.houserrowland@bcsemail.orgRoom 2410
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Crochet ClubAll levels are welcome. Bring any supplies you have but there also some on site.Mondays3 - 3:30Both Semestersyesmeredith.lowe@bcsemail.orgRoom 2831
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DECAMarketing club for students, providing learning opportunities, leadership conferences, annual competitions, field trips and more. $20 annual duesEvery other Thursday7:40 a.m.Both Semestersyesruth.hullett@bcsemail.orgRoom 2828
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Drama ClubAudition information , seeing shows, theatre people (you know who you are) Wednesdays3:05Both Semestersyesolivia.wilson@bcsemail.orgRoom 2712
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Dungeons and DragonsD & D is an in-person group game in which we tell a collective story, guiding heroes through dangerous quests to search for treasure, battle deadly foes, and even carry out daring rescues.Mondays3:10Both Semestersyesdaniel.jackson@bcsemail.orgMedia Center or Room 2811
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eSportshttps://sites.google.com/bcsemail.org/ramsesports/home1st Monday of the monthafter schoolBoth SemestersTryouts at the beginning of each semester.loren.hord@bcsemail.orgRoom 2002
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FCCLAService club that focuses on leadership in families, schools, careers and communities. Must currently be enrolled or have previously taken a Family and Consumer Science course to be a member.
Meeting Mostly on Mondays. Contact the Club Sponsor.3:00Both Semestersyes, before March!meredith.lowe@bcsemail.orgRoom 2831
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FFAFFA is student-led, dynamic, and determined to help students grow personally, as well as develop critical career and leadership skills. It accomplishes this through national events, programs, contests, and more. Currently, there are over 850,000 FFA members across nearly 9,000 chapters.Some Thursdays, contact sponsor for more details7:30 a.m.Both Semestersyesnatalie.davis@bcsemail.orgAgriculture Building
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FTA/Teacher Cadet Club
FTA is a club for students interested in teaching or working with kids in a positive way. We engage in activities at the neighboring schools for special events and contribute to our community. Additionally, we have guest speakers colleges/programs and learn about scholarships and opportunities for future educators.
TBD7:30 a.m.Both Semestersyespaula.dinga@bcsemail.orgTBD
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Golden Fleece (Journalism)Student-led group dedicated to high-quality journalistic writing and video broadcasts.Tuesdays3:15-4Spring Join within the first week of the 2nd semester.joshua.lowe@bcsemail.orgJournalism Classroom, Room 2509
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Interact Club Students organize at least two projects every year, one that helps their school or community and one that promotes international understandingWednesdays7:40 am and 3:05 p.m.Both Semestersyesmichelle.eldridge@bcsemail.orgCounseling Office Classroom, Room 2501
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Jewish Student ClubMorning get to together to learn about and share experiences of Jewish life and heritageFridays7:30 a.m.Both Semestersyesbenjamin.boyd@bcsemail.orgRoom 3309
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Junior Classical League/Latin ClubThe National Junior Classical League encourages an interest in ancient Greece and Rome through academic events and conventions.Typically FridaysVariesBoth Semestersyeschristopher.semper@bcsemail.orgRoom 2408
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Lego ClubStudents work on their individual building projects or work together on something on a larger scale.Every other Wednesday3-4pmBoth Semestersyes, $2 club duesbenjamin.boyd@bcsemail.orgRoom 3309
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Math Club/Mu Theta AlphaProvides a method for schools to recognize and encourage students who enjoy and excel in mathematics. Organizes a national convention for students and teachers to participate in math-related events and interact with others from across the country. Annual dues are $10 for freshmen and sophomores and $15 for juniors and seniors.Every other Friday7:30 AMBoth Semestersyesstephanie.lindsey@bcsemail.orgRoom 2008
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Medlife MovementThe MEDLIFE movement is a non-profit organization that focuses on helping low income communities around the world through health care, education, and development. Gain certified service hours
Student leadership opportunities
Fundraise to support communities
Volunteer in your local area
MondaysAfter schoolBoth Semestersyesrandi.baldwin@bcsemail.orgRoom 2629
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Music Appreciation ClubThe main focus of the Music Appreciation Club is to discuss and appreciate the art form that is music. Students will broaden their musical tastes while critically thinking about the meanings behind songs and their lyrics.Wednesdays3:00Both Semestersyeskathryne.mckissock@bcsemail.orgRoom 3342
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National Honor SocietyJuniors and Seniors with a minimum GPA of 4.0 are invited at the end of the school year to join NHS for the upcoming school year. The club is dedicated to demonstrating the values of scholarship, leadership, service, and character through various service projects. Students are required to complete a total of 30 service hours throughout the year and attend five NHS designated activities. First Monday of the month7:20 a.m. and 3:05 p.m.Both Semestersstudents are invited to become members at the start of the school year, based on GPAdaniel.jackson@bcsemail.orgAuditorium
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Peer Mentors We are a leadership group that helps mentor 9th grade students. We hold advisory lessons and make sure to give new 9th grade students at least one other student they can count on.Mandatory leadership group, meetings to help plan 9th grade orientation, 9th grade orientation, advisoryvariesBoth Semestersno- application process. Typically in Aprilfelicia.carter@bcsemail.orgCounseling Office Classroom, Room 2501
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Photography ClubPhotography Club aims to nurture students to develop keen observation skills of their space and environment, using photography as a medium to tell their story and communicate their ideas.Every other Tuesdayafter schoolBoth Semestersyesstephanie.kaminer@bcsemail.orgTuesdays: Room 2624
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Pickle Ball ClubFridaysafter schoolboth Semestersyesrandi.baldwin@bcsemail.org or justin.pike@bcsemail.orgtennis courts
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RambassadorsWe are student ambassadors that help welcome and support new students.Fridays7:30 a.m.Both Semestersyes- complete this applicationmelanie.parham@bcsemail.org text @tcr250 to 81010
Counseling Office Classroom, Room 2501
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School Spirit Committee (a committee of Student Council)We plan and host school-wide spirit acitivites such as pep rallies and parades, plan spirit weeks and game themes, manage the Ram Mascot, and social media accounts.Every other Tuesday7:30 a.m.Both SemestersNo, this committee is connected to Student Councilruth.hullett@bcsemail.orgRoom 2828
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Science National Honor SocietySNHS encourages students to engage in community service activities with a scientific focus. This involvement allows students to make a positive impact on their community, cultivate a sense of social responsibility, and develop a deeper understanding of the societal implications of science.1st Thursday of the monthafter schoolBoth SemestersStudents are invited to become members at the start of the school year, based on GPAemily.charette@bcsemail.orgRoom 1609
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Social Studies Honor SocietyRho Kappa provides national recognition and opportunities for exploration in the social studies. NCSS hopes to encourage an interest in, understanding of, and appreciation for the social studiesTuesdays7:45Both SemestersStudents are invited to become members at the start of the school year, based on GPAbenjamin.boyd@bcsemail.org elizabeth.ford@bcsemail.org Room 3309
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Spanish Club & Spanish Honor SocietyThe Spanish Club is open to any student who enjoys learning about customs, traditions, and cultures of Spanish speaking countries. Activities may include crafts, cooking, movies, and field trips while promoting cultural diversity.Every other Mondayafter schoolBoth Semestersyesana.speyer@bcsemail.orgRoom 2414
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Speech & DebateWe compete against other schools in different events of speech or debate.Tuesdaysafter schoolBoth Semesterssign-ups are at the beginning of the yearjennifer.morgan@bcsemail.org Room 2709
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Student CouncilStudent Council is the school-wide organization that plans and organizes school spirit related events such as prom, homecoming, spirit weeks and pep rallies, and many other events. Sophomores-Seniors must be elected to the council.Mondays3-4:30Both SemestersNoamanda.boyd@bcsemail.org Room 3307
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Tutoring SocietyStudent from TC's Honor Societies volunteer to help fellow students with their studies. Students who would like help fill out a Google Form and tutors and students are matched with available times and days.Tutoring varies by student. Tutors meet the last Thursday of the month after school.tutoring times variesBoth SemestersYes: become a tutor with this form Get help with this formmichelle.eldridge@bcsemail.org Counseling Classroom
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Youth For ChristYouth For Christ is a student-led club that provides a welcoming space to explore faith, build friendships, and grow in relationship with Christ. Through prayer, discussion, and service, students encourage one another to live out their values and make a positive impact in their school and community.Mondays7:30 AMBoth Semestersyesbrooke.scott@bcsemail.orgRoom #2702
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