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Club AdvisorDescriptionMeeting Day/TimeMeeting LocationSeats Available
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AevidumMrs. Hersey,
Mr. DeMarzo		Aevidum is a student led mental health awareness and suicide prevention club. Students work on creating a more positive environment in the school building by promoting the acceptance, appreciation, acknowledgement, and care of other people. All students are welcome to join Aevidum.
Description from previous years still applies:
Aevidum is a student-led club that strives to create a healthy school environment and promote acceptance and appreciation of ALL students. Members seek to cultivate a positive mental health community and eliminate the stigma of mental health issues.
Anyone is welcome to join the club! 		Day 6 ONLYRoom 42660
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Aevidum- Executive Board ONLY (students will be rostered)Mrs. HerseyStudents who hold an office within Aevidum will meet with Mrs. Hersey to discuss goals, events, activities, and agendas for regular club meetings.Day 5 ONLYRoom 4265
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AnimeMs. JacksonThe Anime Club is for students to collectively watch Japanese animation (dubbed and subbed). Anime aficionados are often referred to as otaku and tend to be your more introverted students, thus the club will provide a community of fellow otaku.Day 6 ONLYRoom 41330
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Beautiful People ClubMs. JacksonThe Beautiful People (GSA—Gay/Straight Alliance) is a student-led club that welcomes students of all sexual and/or gender orientations. The purpose of the club to provide a safe place and fellowship for LGBTQIA+ and Straight students. Advocates discuss and learn to pass no judgments, give intelligent answers to ignorance through education, all while granting unconditional sanctuary to any and all who feel alone or excluded. Day 5 ONLYRoom 41330
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Book ClubMrs. DetwilerIn book club, we read and discuss books that we choose as a group. Each book is a different genre and topic. One book club meeting each month is dedicated to SSR, and during the remaining meetings, we talk about what we are reading. Members are responsible for buying or finding their own books.Day 6 ONLYRoom 52815
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CADD Club (Computer-Aided Drafting & Design)Mr. BlasettiComputer-Aided-Drafting & Design club provides an opportunity to explore, learn, and play around with 3D CAD software such as SolidWorks, OnShape, and Meshmixer to create digital part models. Open to anyone interested in product / part design, mechanical engineering, and/or 3D printing. No experience required to sign up. Whether you want to use the time to hone your CADD skills, have personal part designs in mind, or if you want to help develop solutions to presented problems that come up from faculty requests.
Day 5 ONLYRoom 60220
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Chess ClubMr. D. Smith,
Mr. Rao		Students at any skill or knowledge level of chess will have the opportunity to learn the basics of chess and play chess face-to-face with other students, both over the board and online. Students with interest will be able to discuss, practice, and execute openings, middlegame and end game strategies, and refine those skills against peers, computers, and through puzzles. The CYHS Chess Club offers an environment in which any one with an interest in chess can learn, practice, play, and improve. Day 5 ONLYRoom 41124
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Competitive Table TennisMr. StormesOur mission is to grow and support the love of table tennis. Members of the competitive table tennis club will be playing table tennis in both tournament and free play formats. Day 6 ONLYRoom 42815
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CTV ClubMr. StricklerDuring our meetings we will work on improving our broadcasts, assignment events to promo and cover, and practice new video making techniques.Day 5 ONLYRoom 63130
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CYPA Thespian Society #1649Mr. HodgeThe International Thespian Society is an honor society for theatre arts students that recognizes and rewards excellence among the participants in the theatre arts program. Induction into the International Thespian Society is an honorable achievement and is awarded after the inductee earns 10 thespian points.
How do I Join Thespian Troupe #1649?
To attain Thespian membership, a student must:
•Earn 15 points (One point=ten hours of excellent work.)
•Points are acquired by participating in any CYPA MainStage or Curricular production (tech, crew, and cast)
•Have a GPA of at least 3.0
•Complete an application. (SEE PDFs on https://www.cyperformingarts.com/thespian-society-1649.html) 		Day 5 ONLYRoom 13030
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Design ClubMr. HowardThe purpose of the Design Club is to promote and encourage interest in the field of graphic and media design. Students gain resume and portfolio building industry knowledge and experience through problem and project-based work. Design club is open to current or former Design students.
Day 5 ONLYRoom 62115
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Diversity ClubMs. HilsingerThe Diversity Club will celebrate and embrace the richness of human diversity, fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students. Our vision is to create a community where individuals from various backgrounds come together to learn, grow, and thrive through the appreciation and understanding of different cultures, perspectives, and identities. Day 5 ONLYRoom 50520
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Earth Savers ClubMs. JonesThe Earth Savers Club looks for recycling and sustainable practices for the school and community. Current missions are collecting non-recyclable plastic caps and transforming them into products like tables and benches. Additionally, the club is currently making an art mural out of caps for the school, along with running paper recycling program.Day 5 ONLYRoom 51630
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Envirothon ClubMrs. LinzDuring club, students study materials provided by the PA Envirothon as well as hands-on materials we have collected over the years in order to learn and apply environmental conservation concepts in preparation for April's competition.Day 5 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 54330 (however only 12 members are permitted to compete in April per York County Envirothon rules)
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Envirothon ClubMrs. LinzDuring club, students study materials provided by the PA Envirothon as well as hands-on materials we have collected over the years in order to learn and apply environmental conservation concepts in preparation for April's competition.Day 6 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 54330 (however only 12 members are permitted to compete in April per York County Envirothon rules)
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Epilepsy Awareness ClubMr. ZelinkaThe mission of the Epilepsy Awareness Club is to promote the impact this condition has on people and their families. Club Days will be spent planning and organizing events geared towards promoting the awareness of Epilepsy and Seizure Disorder.Day 5 ONLYRoom 60815
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ESports ClubMr. TysonClub days for the Esports club at Central York High School will involve a combination of practice, strategy, and competitive gameplay with a focus on Valorant, Rocket League, Overwatch and Super Smash Bros. Students who join can expect an engaging and inclusive environment where they can improve their gaming skills, foster teamwork, and compete in local amd /or online tournaments. Through their participation, students will develop valuable life skills and form meaningful connections with fellow gamers.Day 5 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 16515
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ESports ClubMr. TysonClub days for the Esports club at Central York High School will involve a combination of practice, strategy, and competitive gameplay with a focus on Valorant, Rocket League, Overwatch and Super Smash Bros. Students who join can expect an engaging and inclusive environment where they can improve their gaming skills, foster teamwork, and compete in local amd /or online tournaments. Through their participation, students will develop valuable life skills and form meaningful connections with fellow gamers.Day 6 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 16515
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Flight ClubMaj. Sargent, Chief SandaczThe Flight Club offers an opportunity for folks that aren’t ready to commit to the courses to get a taste for the co-curriculars that make JROTC a program that develops leaders while offering additional time for current students to work with robotics, flight simulators, drones, and rope bridge. Day 5 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 16960
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Flight ClubMaj. Sargent, Chief SandaczThe Flight Club offers an opportunity for folks that aren’t ready to commit to the courses to get a taste for the co-curriculars that make JROTC a program that develops leaders while offering additional time for current students to work with robotics, flight simulators, drones, and rope bridge. Day 6 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 16960
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French ClubDr. S. GroveEach club period is centered on a time-sensitive theme with an activity, game, lesson, or craft.Day 5 ONLYRoom 53525
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Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)Mr. Stormes,
Mr. Hakim		FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experiences.Day 5 ONLYRoom 42850
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Future Educators of America (FEA)Mrs. GundersonFEA is for students interested in working with children, either as a teacher or in other educational capacities.Day 5 ONLYRoom 40430
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Going Vertical: Christian ClubMs. FisherOur club welcomes all who join by including everyone in our activities and projects. Even though we are a religious group, we encourage anyone to join, regardless of religious affiliation. We are a positive community that uplifts each other and strives to brings light to our school.Day 6 ONLYRoom 40825
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Interact ClubMrs. UtterThis is a SERVICE club that supports Rotary International's mission to improve the world by promoting peace, protecting the environment, fighting disease, providing clean water/sanitation/hygiene, saving mothers and children, supporting education, and growing local economies. Students with a serious passion for service are welcome.Before school meetings and Wednesdays during Flex.School Counseling Office25
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iRacing ClubMr. SavardiRacing is technically a game, but it's also engineering and track modeling, its kinematics are second to none, and real-world racing drivers often use the software for training. Club members will sim race, learning about the “Science” of race car driving, including how to set up a car for the best speed on any given track and weather conditions, how to drive a car on a race track using the best path, and which cars are the best for certain races. Starting this year we'll have 4 race teams that will compete with other High School’s iRacing Clubs!Day 5 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 16514
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iRacing ClubMr. SavardiRacing is technically a game, but it's also engineering and track modeling, its kinematics are second to none, and real-world racing drivers often use the software for training. Club members will sim race, learning about the “Science” of race car driving, including how to set up a car for the best speed on any given track and weather conditions, how to drive a car on a race track using the best path, and which cars are the best for certain races. Starting this year we'll have 4 race teams that will compete with other High School’s iRacing Clubs!Day 6 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardRoom 16514
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iTeam ClubMrs. BieberThe CYHS iTeam is a group of Central York students interested in technology and helping people. All students are welcome and no prior technology knowledge is required. The organization provides a way for students to learn more about the technology used at Central York School district than is provided during classes. We have a Schoology course and provide in person training. The club also serves as a way to provide assistance to teachers and other students. Students in the group will learn from the technology support specialists and from each other. Everyone learns help desk tech support basics, then they may expand to working with makerspace and programming. Our two annual events are the Hour of Code week, including the Family and Community evening event, and our Hackathon, and members are able to attend the LIU 12 Student Help Desk Forum to expand their knowledge and connect with students from other local schools. As far as we are aware, no other club provides the option to help people with technology.Day 5 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardHUB- Right Side30
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iTeam ClubMrs. BieberThe CYHS iTeam is a group of Central York students interested in technology and helping people. All students are welcome and no prior technology knowledge is required. The organization provides a way for students to learn more about the technology used at Central York School district than is provided during classes. We have a Schoology course and provide in person training. The club also serves as a way to provide assistance to teachers and other students. Students in the group will learn from the technology support specialists and from each other. Everyone learns help desk tech support basics, then they may expand to working with makerspace and programming. Our two annual events are the Hour of Code week, including the Family and Community evening event, and our Hackathon, and members are able to attend the LIU 12 Student Help Desk Forum to expand their knowledge and connect with students from other local schools. As far as we are aware, no other club provides the option to help people with technology.Day 6 or you can also sign up for both: Day 5 & 6 on SkywardHUB- Right Side30
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Library Council Club Mrs. Jensenius, Mrs. LuciaLibrary Council will work to promote reading within the Central York High School and elementary schools. This club will strive to create positivity toward reading by volunteering in the elementary schools, completing reading initiative, and by hosting our annual book sale/drive. Students will be required to participate in at least two (2) club activities whle in this club.Day 6 ONLYHUB (Library)45
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Magic: The Gathering ClubMr. StricklerMagic: The Gathering is a very popular card game and this will provide a space for the players to get together, play, and meet new people. Day 6 ONLYRoom 63130
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Math Honor Society (application and then invitation only)Mrs. Hoke, Mrs. LutzStudents with a 3.0 gpa in just their math courses are eligible to become a member. Students must have taken or are currently scheduled to take Algebra 2. Math Contests, Math, Tutoring, Math ActivitiesDay 6 ONLYRoom 53950
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Mini-THONMrs. Kelly,
Mr. Kelly,
Ms. Darr,
Mrs. Garvick		Throughout the school year, our student-run committee meets to plan and coordinate events and fundraisers to raise money for Four Diamonds that supports pediatric cancer. Along with these events and fundraisers, we plan our 12 hour dance marathon that takes place this school year March 2025Day 6 ONLYRooms 424, 513, 517, 504120
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Mini-THON (Captains Only)Mrs. Kelly,
Mr. Kelly,
Ms. Darr,
Mrs. Garvick		Executive Team Meetings: Throughout the school year, our student-run committee meets to plan and coordinate events and fundraisers to raise money for Four Diamonds that supports pediatric cancer. Along with these events and fundraisers, we plan our 12 hour dance marathon that takes place this school year March 2025.
*THIS IS A ROSTERED, CLOSED GROUP* 		Day 5 ONLYRoom 51715-20
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Mock TrialMrs. Seitz,
Mrs. Reid		In mock trial, students will be able to review real court cases, construct defensible arguments, work with real attorneys, present cases to a real judge in front of a real jury in a real court house, and compete against teams statewide. Club members will need to meet after school between November and February to prepare for the trial.Day 5 ONLYRoom 51230
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Model United Nations ClubMr. MonahanThis club is different from other club offerings in that students are assigned a nation/committee role that requires an understanding of perspective and/or bias from which to approach global problem solving. This club encourages all members to approach problem solving from multiple perspectives and offers unique applications of social studies content and thinking skills. Day 6 ONLYRoom 42340
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National Honor Society (application and then invitation only)Mrs. Unger,
Ms. R. Grove		Monthly membership meetings are designed to provide information to each member and solicit feedback for service opportunities and our annual service project.
Monthly committee meetings are designed to discuss progress between advisors, officers, and our committee chairs. We discuss their progress on aspects such as fundraising, service projects, school outreach, and community outreach.
Monthly officer meetings are designed for officers and advisors to develop the agenda for the general membership meetings, taking into account all current service opportunities and input from committee chairs.		Our club meets before school or after school.Auditorium200
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Optimist ClubMs. Goodrich, Ms. GroveThis club is for students who are optimistic and want to make a difference in the community. We focus on volunteering our time to help better our school and community. We complete various activities during the school day and after school. Some activities include Operation Christmas Child, volunteering at elementary schools, Adopt a Highway, the Optimist Olympics, and more. Because the Optimist Club is an international organization, there is an annual dues that must be paid by participants. Scholarships are available on a need basis. Participants in this club will be required to complete a set number of service hours and projects throughout the year.Day 5 ONLYRoom 13150
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Panther Anti-Racist Union (PARU)Mr. Hodge,
Ms. Jackson		PARU is a club for anyone who is looking for a safe space to share about racial, cultural, social justice or mental health topics. We hope to use poetry, spoken word, music, theatre, dance and/or art to help encourage growth, healing, support, celebration and education. PARU is also a space where you can come learn about BIPOC history, American History, story-telling and current events. Day 6 ONLYRoom 13050
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Pink Panthers ClubMrs. ReidThe Pink Panthers is a club dedicated to the mental health, representation, and elevation of young women in Central York HS. Our long-term goal is to mold girls into strong, independent women entering the world. Join today to take part in empowering activities, such as: group journaling and fundraising to give back to the community.Day 6 ONLYRoom 51230
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Powerlifting ClubMr. LangPowerlifting utilizes the three major lifts. The Squat, Bench, Deadlift. After mastering the lifts, you will start training programs that will progress and prepare you for the four powerlifting meets that take place February- May.Day 5 & 6Fitness Center30
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Quiz Bowl ClubMrs. Seitz, Mrs. LinzAny learner who is open to the challenge of answering fast-paced knowledge based question is able to participate in quiz bowl. Team members are rotated through the various places at the meets to keep everyone active in their participation. This club is a strictly an academic club that focuses on showcasing knowledge obtained from the course of a students academic career. Our club only meets before school or after school, not during FlexRoom 54320
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Robotics ClubMr. MusselmanTypically on club days students are working together to build and test the robot. The robot is purpose built to complete a task that is determined by FIRST robotics on a yearly basis. Some days groups may split up to work on separate parts of the robot. We also have some after school time and there are weekend competitions several times in the fall and early winter. Day 5 ONLYRoom 61120
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Scholastic WritingMrs. ParidoStudents will have a safe space to brainstorm, generate writing ideas, and assistance with completing and updating online registration processDay 5 ONLYRoom 50120
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Science OlympiadMr. Hess, Mr. Musselman Science Olympiad is an interscholastic competition that engages students with 22 different events encompassing a wide array of STEM-based disciplines. Students will compete in teams in a variety of events featuring tests, labs, engineering, and technology based events.
Day 5 ONLY. The club will also meet after school as needed. Competitions are on select Saturdays.Room 52230
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Spanish ClubMrs. CalixThe Spanish Club was established more than 15 years ago for the purpose of sharing the Hispanic cultural heritage represented here at Central York HS with our faculty, staff and student body. It was was also established with the intent to provide a safe place where any student can come to learn about the Spanish language and culture, and also where students can be themselves and showcase their cultural attributes, such as music, food, language, etc. with the school and other club members.Day 5 ONLYRoom 51030
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Speech and DebateMrs. ParidoWe strive to compete in regional tournaments, host workshops to improve speaking techniques, and foster a welcoming environment for all students interested in honing their communication skills.Day 6 ONLYRoom 50110
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Steminist ClubMrs. O'BrienThis club is made to encourage and boost the confidence of students interested in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through projects, competitions, and creating opportunities for younger (elementary/middle school-aged) students in our community. The club is specifically targeted towards girls, however anyone is welcome to join.Day 5 ONLYRoom 54430
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Student CouncilMs. BlackStudent Council represents the student body in planning events and fundraisers that benefit the students. Some of these events and fundraisers include Homecoming, spirit weeks, Club Fair, staff appreciation, etc. Council will meet on Day 5 for the purposes of planning events and fundraisers. Work days will occur once a month outside of school hours. Class officers will meet once a month before school. Attendance is mandatory for Day 5 club and morning class officer meetings but will be optional for the work days after school. Student Council members are expected to participate in class and club fundraisers. As student leaders, council members are expected to maintain a clean disciplinary record. Disciplinary infractions, depending on the severity, may result in dismissal from the club.
If you want to be involved in your community and your school, this is the club for you!		Day 5 ONLYRoom 43145
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Varsity ClubMr. Reeser,
Mr. Hagerman		The mission is to promote community amongst student athletes all working toward one goal, the success of Central York Athletics. Characteristics you can expect to exhibit in this club will be valuing and emphasizing athletic excellence, good sportsmanship, and character-building relationships among all student athletes. Requirements include being a varsity athlete with a 2.75 GPA.Day 5 ONLYGym50
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Xaler ClubMrs. LintonIt may take you a second to see the word "relax". You'll see it when you stop for a second and breathe. Xaler is a place for students to recharge, build connections and talk with their peers while also doing activities centered around relaxation. We work on projects that can help others while also informing people about coping mechanisms for common stressful situations they may be experiencing. It is a place for conversation and for those who seek a place of comfort, our club aims to be that place. Day 6 ONLYRoom 13318
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Yearbook ClubMs. SandsAll students will be given the opportunity to learn about photography and basic elements of design. Students will help take pictures of other clubs and student life around the building. Day 6 ONLYRoom 53115
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Youth Activation Committee for Unified Champion SchoolsMr. Reeser, Ms. HermanThe mission of YACs nationwide is to remove stereotypes and build friendships while increasing inclusion. We encourage peers to become leaders and provide opportunities to empower growth and success in schools and the community.Day 6 ONLYRoom 62030
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