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Club NameAdvisorMeet on Club DayLocationDuesPurpose
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National Honor SocietyMr. CavinessNoAuditoriumYesThe purpose of this organization shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. Induction Required
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Leo ClubMs. ThomasNo - 2nd &4th Thursday Before/After SchoolMedia CenterYesLEO club is a service club that focuses on school and local community events. We instill three traits in our members: Leadership, Experience and Opportunity. Leos must earn service credits each year and meet monthly attendance requirements to remain active.
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Cyber PatriotsMr. Roberts, Mrs. MaertenYesMedia CenterNoTo participate in Cyber Security competitions to learn and practice cyber security.
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Adventure Travel ClubMrs. Hipp & Mrs. SmithYesTrailer 1NoVirtually explore places around the world. and learn about their culture, foods, and traditions.
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AP Human Geo/AP World History Study GroupMs.ColleyYesRoom 217NoAP Human Geography and AP World History study hall- Extra work time for unfinished classwork, exam review month of April
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AP Government Study HallMr. HobgoodYesRoom 406NoAP Government Study Hall - Allows AP Government students to utilize time for getting 1:1 assistance on content, discussion, or an opportunity to push ahead on assignments.
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Astronomy ClubMr. CabanaYesRoom 201NoAstronomy Learn to explore the night sky. See what is up in the heavens. Help plan a trip to actually go out an view a meteor shower and some of the planets and deep space objects with a real telescope
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Band/Orchestra Practice Club Mr. Jones YesRoom 153NoThis club is an extension of Tri-M Music Honor Society and is open to music students who woulld like to practice their instrument or work in small music groups. Students who participate MUST spend the time working on their instrument. Electric instruments are not permitted.
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Baseball ClubCoach MarionYesBaseball Field Meet in Aux Gym first NoLearn the game of baseball, including fundamentals and basic rules as well as field maintenience and equipment management
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Basketball ClubCoach Zach MarksYesRoom 206NoThe basketball club. The basketball will focus on learning and growing the game of basketball by talking vocabulary and watching film.
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Bible Study ClubMr. PaytonYesRoom 403NoStudent led study of the Bible.
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Chemistry ClubMs. BrooksYesRoom 116NoTo allow those students who are interested in the field of chemistry express themselves through fun chemistry oriented activities and enrich their love for the content. Possibly if able provide cool demonstrations to the younger students at area elementary and middle schools.
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Chess ClubMr. SobeiskiYesRoom 219NoStudents will learn the game of chess and play against each other
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Color Guard ClubMr. Rob Hill & Mrs. PearsallYesBand RoomNoTo enhance and recruit those who are interested in flag work skills for the marching band.
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Creative Writing ClubMr. GillYesRoom 218NoStudents will explore different genres of writing and experiment with various writing techniques.
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Crochet ClubMrs. Rodriguez & Mrs. DeGraeveYesRoom 411NoCome down to room 411 to learn how to crochet, embroider, and more.
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Debate ClubMrs. TristanYesRoom 104It is a team affiliated with the National Speech and Debate Association. Students and coaches come together to foster public speaking skills through team building and learning. With consistent practice, feedback, and competition, students develop debate, performance, and speech-writing skills.
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Documentary ClubCoach GrayYesRoom 202NoDocumentary Club- This club will select, watch and discuss documentary films.
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Farkle ClubCoach ReynoldsyesTrailer 2NoFarkle is a dice game where players roll six dice, score points for specific numbers and sets of numbers, and try to reach 10,000 points before the other players. Players can bank points and end their turn at any time, but some scoring dice must be removed after each roll. If no scoring dice are rolled, the player ends their turn and scores zero points. If a player rolls a "dud", they Farkle and lose everything
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FBLA-Future Business Leaders of AmericaMs. Byars & Mr. RichardsonYesTrailer 6YesFBLA High School is the high school division of Future Business Leaders of America, Inc. FBLA High School helps high school students prepare for careers in business through academic competitions, leadership development, and educational programs.
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FCA-Fellowship Christian AthletesMs. TaylorYesRoom 209NoFaith-based Organization for Athletes
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FCCLA-Family, Career and CommunityLeaders of America Ms. Little, Ms. Kristin Blue, and Ms.EvansYesRoom 122YesFamily, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life - planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision making, and interpersonal communication - all necessary within the home and workplace. FCCLA is unique among youth organizations because its programs are planned and run by members.
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FFA-Future Farmer of AmericaMs. Wicker & Mr. DavisYesRoom 143YesFFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. Must be enrolled in an agriculture class to join.
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Film and Photography ClubMs. DeRuntz and Mr. KennedyYesRm 106NoWant to pursue or just enjoy writing, creating, filming, editing (tech), photography, or directing? Join the Film and Photography Club.
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Football FundamentalsCoach TillYesMeet in Aux Gym NoFootball Fundamentals-We will use video (drill and game tape) and brief demonstrations for students to learn the basic fundamental techniques for football as well as basic strategy for the game.
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French ClubMs. HillYesRoom 410NoExperience French culture and language
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3D Design and Modeling ClubMs. StuckeyyesRoom 200 Join our 3D Design and Modeling Club, where creativity meets technology! We explore the exciting world of 3D design using **Tinkercad** for beginners and **Blender** for more advanced modeling. Learn how to design, sculpt, and animate 3D models, bringing your ideas to life! Whether you're interested in creating digital art, 3D printing, or game design, this club is the perfect place to develop your skills and collaborate on fun projects. No prior experience is necessary—just bring your imagination! Maximum of 28 available seats
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History ClubMs. GriffinYesRoom 103NoThe History Club is a home for students who are passionate about the study of history and want to explore that passion in new and exciting ways. Throughout the year, members of the club will have conversations about historical issues and promote a greater appreciation for and understanding of history.
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HOSAMs. Martin, Ms. WhiteYesRoom 406YesHosa is an international, student-led club that promotes leadership, teamwork, community service, knowledge of medical careers and competitions with other Hosa members from our region and state.
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International Thespian SocietyMr. CostonYesAuditoriumYesThe International Thespian Society is the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the United States. Affiliation brings credibility and distinction to students, theatre programs, and schools. It is a visible, positive symbol of the quality of your theatre program. ITS recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre – performance and production. Each student is honored on a national level and gains access to opportunities and resources beyond those of their school.
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Japanese Language ClubMr. K HorwathYesTrailer 7No
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Key ClubMs. Shea & Ms. BrewsterYesRoom 219YesKey Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
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Morgan's MessageMrs. SheaNoRoom 209NoMorgan’s Message is a program that brings light to student-athlete mental health and strives to keep the involvement of athletes' physical and mental health equal. The ultimate goal is to educate students/athletes on the importance of mental health in sports, and give them a place of comfort and peace if they are struggling with stress, anxiety, and many more issues.
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NAHS-National Art Honor SocietyMr. ManningYesRoom 130YesThe National Art Honor Society is a service club that recognizes students who exibit both academic and artisic strengths on both a national and local level.
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NHS Peer TutoringMr. Caviness & Ms. BuieYesMath/Science Room 118 English/Social Studies Room 216NHS students will offer Peer tutoring in Math, Science, English, and Social Studies.
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Pickleball ClubCoach FreelandYesTennis Courts Meet in Aux Gym firstNoLearn more about the game of pickleball.
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The Reading RoomMrs. McGrawYesRoom 400NoThe Reading Room: The Reading Room is a serene haven where students can escape the hustle and bustle of school life and immerse themselves in their own books. This is not a book club; rather, it's a quiet, cozy space dedicated to personal reading. With soft music playing in the background, dim lighting, and the comforting aroma of coffee and tea, the Reading Room offers the perfect environment to relax, unwind, and get lost in a good book. Whether you're reading for pleasure, study, or personal growth, the Reading Room is your peaceful retreat.
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Relax and Color ClubMs. Lloyd and Mrs. BishopYesRoom 114NoThis club is for students that need a quiet space to decompress and color away their stress.
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ROTC Leadership ClubLCDR Winn and SmithYesROTC BldgNoTo train America's future leaders.
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S2S - Student2StudentMs.Thomas, Ms. Moyer, & Ms. St. LouisYesCafeteriaNoNew Student Ambassadors - This student-centered and student-led program is offered by UPHS to ease transitions, and create a positive environment here for any and all students-We want to ensure that all new students especially military-connected students are welcomed into our school. We provide fun activities, socials, and service project opportunities to help new students build relationships with their peers and grow roots in their new community.
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Science Olympiad TeamDr. Kirkman and Mrs. MatthewsYesRoom 109NoThe first Club Day will be our organizational Meeting. If you can't make it because of another club commitment, please speak with Dr.K and let her know. UPHS will have a competitive Science Olympiad Team this year! There are no try outs. Everyone that is interested is welcome. We will start practices before or after school to prepare for the competition. If you like building things, engineering, chemistry, biology or science in general, come join us!
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Skills USAMr. BlueYesRoom 137YesCareer opportunities
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Spirit ClubBrittni SanbornYesRoom 110No
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Study ClubMs. CunninghamYesRoom 101NoProvides a quiet place for students to go for study time on days that you need it.
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Viking Environmental ClubMs. Largen & Mr. GoodsonYesRoom 121$5.00To observe and coexist with our natural environment and make the science courtyard an environmentally friendly place to be
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Volleyball ClubCoach MarksYesMeet in Aux Gym NoLearn the game of volleyball, including fundamentals and basic rules as well as watching film and practices for more insight.
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Dungeons & DragonsMr. HorwathYes Room 208NoStudents can participate in Dungeons & Dragons
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Student GovernmentMrs. Potter and Mr. GiggeyYes - Elected Members OnlyRoom 214NoStudent Government's mission is to represent to the interests of the student body through the implementation of innovative programs, services, and initiatives that enrich student lives.
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Tri-MMr. Jones and Dr. Brown2nd Friday of each month Orchestra Room YesThe Tri-M Music Honor Society focuses on creating future leaders in music education and music advocacy. Tri-M recognizes students that have gone above and beyond both academically and musically. Tri-M also provides students leadership opportunities to make a difference in their community through music-based service projects.
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