2024-2025 Clubs/Activities

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1	Clubs and Activities
2	Group	Advisor	Open/Closed	Description

3	AFJROTC (P5)	MSgt Gega Lt. Col. Woodrow	Open	JROTC Flight Simulator Lab, plus leadership team discusses upcoming events (community service projects, Varsity/JV information, accomplishments, goals, uniform information, etc.)
4	ASB (D15)	Amber Trinidad	Closed	Associated Student Body. Must be a classroom representative in order to participate.
5	ASL (B12)	Jeska Duckworth	Open	The ASL club is for students interested in learning about the Deaf community, bettering their ASL skills, and spreading awareness to others about inclusion. *Club is held in ASL-voice off.
6	Baseball Club (H15)	Seth Johnson	Open	Baseball club will give students a community space to share their love for baseball.
7	Basketball Club (G30)	Martha Bellcoff Mr. Ensley	Open	For those playing basketball or interested in joining basketball and building up our community outside of the gym.
8	Becca's Closet	Amber Trinidad	Closed	Becca's Closet donates formal attire to high school girls with financial need who otherwise would not be able to attend their schools' military balls, homecomings and proms. In order to help with Becca's closet, connect with Mrs. Trinidad or ASB Leadership.
9	Choir Club (HH5)	Mr. Lindner	Open	Activities include karaoke, potlucks, "bring-a-friend choir", musicals, concerts and anything of interest to supporting choir. Open to anyone interested in singing.
10	Drama Club (C27)	Mr. Henry	Open	Open to all students interested in working on the Drama Club productions in any way. Internationally acclaimed group has performed in Scotland, and will continue to do outreach to local schools and groups to spread appreciation for theatre both near and far.
11	FFA (J 15)	Ms. Palica	Open	FFA is an national organization for those interested in agricultural leadership. In FFA you will be learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. You must be enrolled in Agriculture Science, Horticulture, Floral Design, Natural Resources, or Small Gas Engines to attend. Each Tiger Time meeting will be worth 50 leadership points in your Agriculture class.
12	Film Club (H32)	Jason Foster	Open	The purpose of the film club is to engage amateur film-making enthusiasts in the hands-on learning of positions in the movie-making process. Participants will be involved in roles such as acting, directing, screenplay writing, producing, filming, and more. This club will act as an interest group that will meet with Mr. Foster in H32 during Tiger Time to discuss club activities and get help with ongoing productions of the club members.
13	Fishing Club (B24)	Mr. Levesque Mr. Buckner	Open	We aim to inspire, entertain and educate all things fishing! Come watch fishing videos, tell fishing stories and eat snacks!
14	Game Changers (B5)	Mr. Dehler	Open	Game Changers is a unique and classic strategy board/card game group. There will be a side table available to Gather for Magic.
15	German Club (D1)	Mr. New	Open	The German club is for students that are interested in learning more about Germany. We will be watching films in or about Germany, playing vocab. games, holding potlucks, practicing speaking German, talking about German history, and going on field trips. The primary goal is to learn about German culture, history and language.
16	Glass, Metal, & Wood Art (J7)	Mrs. Riley	Open	This is a group interested in creating industrial art for the community. Based on "What lifts your school" community art projects. Students will collaborate with other students to create artwork for the school and community.
17	Green Team (B7)	Mrs. Bryan Ms. Redington	Open	This is a student led group open to those interested in promoting environmental sustainability at BGHS and in our community through education, awareness, and action! Meet in Ms. Redington's room B7.
18	GSA: Gender and Sexuality Alliance (G12)	Ms. Todd	Open	Meets during Tiger Time on club days and after school one day a week. GSA is focused on helping to create a safe school for students who are LGBTQ+ and their allies. GSA emphasizes that our differences should be valued for their positive contribution to creating a more vibrant and diverse community. We attend field trips, host guest speakers, and generally have fun in a safe place! *we have snacks
19	Guitar Club (H41)	Mr. Getty	Open	Playing or learning the guitar. Bring your own instrument if you have one. Computer lab will be UNAVAILABLE
20	Health Occupations Student Association HOSA (P7)	Mason Trezise	Open	HOSA : Our mission is to enhance student growth in all areas of healthcare by providing learning and volunteer opportunities, while practicing new skills, building leadership skills, and creating lifelong friendships. We do this together by meeting the needs of our school and community. Upcoming events: community service projects, Red Cross Blood Drives, Blood Pressure screenings, Red Cross Heroes project, Leadership Conferences, CPR/1st aid classes, fundraising events, and so much more. Requirements of joining: must be enrolled or have finished the Intro. Health Science Careers class *BGHS Seniors HOSA members have the opportunity to apply for the HOSA scholarship their senior year. Meetings are every Tuesday after school 2:30-3:30 pm Portable 7 as well as on Club Days during Tiger Time.
21	Jesus Club (D14)	Mr. Heberling Jennifer Barney	Open	If you're interested in having fun, talking about God, and learning about the Bible or just plain curious about Christianity, please come - you are so welcome!
22	Knitting and Crochet (B18)	Mrs. Foster	Open	Beginner, experienced or expert knitters or crocheters: Come to learn how to, or help others, make hats, scarves, dog sweaters or any other yarn craft you want. Bring knitting needles and/or crochet hooks if you have them.
23	Latinx Club (D11)	Ms. Dyer	Open	To create, promote, and participate in activities that celebrate Hispanic/Latino culture and social empowerment. To educate students at BGHS about Hispanic/Latino culture and showcase the cultural diversity of the student body. Establish relationships within the greater Latinx community to support club members educational and career goals as well as the development and retention of their cultural identity.
24	Magic the Gathering, Chess, & Board Games (B3)	Mr. Williamson	CLOSED for TT (after school open)	A club to discuss the game Magic The Gathering, practice chess strategies, or play board games. During the meeting, participants will discuss strategies, play the games, and work on citizenship and scholarship. Join if you enjoy strategy games and making friends. Open to new and experienced players. Loaner decks / chess boards are available. We meet in B-3 after school on Monday from 2:30-3:30 and Wednesday from 2:30 - 3:00 for chess only.
25	Math Team (G28)	Ms. Welter	Open	Math team is a place for students to gather and explore the depths of mathematics through projects and competitions. We meet in G28.
26	National Honor Society (F25)	Mrs. Fulfer Mr. Fridrikkson	Invites are sent	General Meetings are held the second Thursday of each month at 7:40 AM. Meetings are not held during tiger time unless otherwise posted.
27	Photo Club (H1)	Ms. Davern	Open	A club for photo enthusiasts who love black & white and digital photography! We like to photograph together, display our work in the community, and attend photography events around town. -- You don't have to be in a photo class to join.
28	Poetry Out Loud (B11)	Mrs. Smithline	Open	September-December only. If you are interested in participating in the school’s Poetry Out Loud competition this fall but you won't be participating through your English class, come to B-11 during club time . You can learn about the competition, choose a poem to memorize, and practice reciting. Two members of the club will be chosen to compete in the school-wide competition in December. For a list of poems that can be memorized for the contest, visit poetryoutloud.org.
29	Skills USA (410)	Mr. Garred	Invite Only	Skills USA is a national vocational leadership activity that offers advanced training for students and advisors that focuses on professionalism, communication and leadership skills. BGHS participates in Welding sculpture, Welding fabrication, Welding, Glass art, and Automotive contests at the local, state and national levels.
30	Softball Club (H37)	Mr. Jones and Mr. Otto	Open	Softball club will give students a community space to share their love for softball.
31	Skills USA Carpentry/Construction (J10)	Mr. Willson	Open	Skills USA is a national vocational leadership activity that offers advanced training for students and advisors that focuses on professionalism, communication and leadership skills. BGHS participates in Carpentry & Construction at the local, state and national levels.
32	Speech and Debate (H8)	Corinne Altotsky	CLOSED for TT (after school open)	Speech and Debate is a full academic-year sport that provides students the opportunity to refine their oratory skills, perform short scenes and sketches, as well as debate public and current issues as a team and as an individual. State and National tournament opportunities available for full-year participants. Lettering and scholarships available to Juniors and Seniors!
33	Student Mentors	Mr. Pace	Closed	Peer Mentoring program focusing on helping freshmen and new students transition to high school. Applications are in the front office. This is by invite only.
34	T.T.R.P.G Club (G14)	Mr. Yoho	Open	The Tabletop Role-Playing Game (T.T.R.P.G.) Club is a fantastic way for individuals to come together and immerse themselves in imaginative adventures. This club provides a creative and social outlet where members can build and explore fictional worlds, develop unique characters, and engage in collaborative storytelling. Non-electronic.
35	What's the difference between an true club and an activity or interest group? A true club has a constitution and runs through ASB. The reason is because they have a budget and plan to fundraise for fieldtrips, workshops, etc. and make purchases. Any adult can be an advisor for an activity or interest group. This group would just gather based on their intersts. They will not be able to fundraise or have a budget. If your interest group would like to become a club, check with ASB and follow the process.
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