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AcapellaA new group of singers that come together and do acapellaFrankClaudiaClaudia_R_Frank@mcpsmd.orgRose Corcoran
brianhcorcoran@gmail.com
Shelby Fountain
Maya Broadwater
Nia FrazierMondayLunchWeekly
Mrs Frank's Room A30- something
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American Medical Womens Association ClubEncouraging girls to pursue a career in medicinePondToby Toby_L_Pond@mcpsmd.orgAlana Dixonalana.dixon10@gmail.comTess PowellLizi Arabidze Talia Sulla WednesdayLunchMonthlyC210
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Animal Shelter FundraisingA club dedicated to have various kinds of fundraisers to be able to donate to animal shelters.LeLienLien_K_Le@mcpsmd.org
Maria Villegas & Patrick Wright
sisivillegas@gmail.comSarah Mayhew
Matthew McQuaid
Anastasia PinkusTuesdayLunchWeeklyB315
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Anime Club Watch Anime and other Anime related activitiesPaglianoMichael Michael_A_Pagliaro@mcpsmd.orgSami Najed snajed5@gmail.comMarcus VaughtFelix MarchlerNatalie EdmondsTuesday
Ocationaly Both also day may change
Depends on interest
C215
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Art ClubEach month there will be a theme that students can participate in. Art Club is a fun and creative place to spend Monday lunches.GroveKathieKathie_A_Grove@mcpsmd.org
Josephine Froelich
josephine@reagan.comNatalie NantaisNicki AghayevaAlden HegwoodMondayLunchWeekly
B121 Ceramics Room
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Astronomy ClubPromotes and encourages interest in space, in a relaxing and friendly environment. Each week, we will discuss upcoming celestial events and focus on a specific topic of interest. About once every month, the club will organize a star party in a nearby park, which is a great way to learn about amateur stargazing and basic astrophotography. We will also be hosting a variety of guests and speakers, such as NASA Solar System Ambassadors and other knowledgeable space enthusiasts. No previous knowledge in astronomy is needed!HallJacobJacob_Hall@mcpsmd.orgDavid Cantillodavidccantillo@gmail.comNathan CarterJason BealMaria SutherlandTuesdayLunchWeeklyC205
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B-CC Animal SocietyThe B-CC Animal Society is dedicated to helping animals living in shelters or with rescues in the D.C. area. We have relationships with the Washington Animal Rescue League and other local organizations committed to helping animals. We will be helping to walk and feed dogs, assist at events, and whatever else these organizations might need!KoplowitzMarcella
Marcella_H_Koplowitz@mcpsmd.org
Téa Lorsch & Meg Gray
tealorsch@gmail.comLauren Hirst
Camille Devincenti
Emma PatchFridayLunchMonthlyA307
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B-CC Cooking ClubWe aim to bring students together through food. Students bring a dish or baked good monthly and share their recipe with the club.ZehnerJohnjohn_k_zehner@mcpsmd.org
Cate Paterson and Katie Zehner
catekp@gmail.comOlivia SiegelMaureen BaconOlivia DulanyThursdayLunchMonthlyA402
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B-CC Young DemocratsThis club will educate students about the issues, platforms and activities of the Democratic party. We will discuss policy and listen to speakers! Get involved in the 2016 election!HogewoodHunter
Hunter_H_Hogewood@mcpsmd.org
Grace Wagner
gracembwagner@gmail.com
Sara ApelbaumSally Egan Alex FineMondayLunchBiweeklyA408
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Barons Care ClubThe Barons Care Club is dedicated to helping the homeless in the BCC community!! We meet once a month and collect needed items through drives or fundraisers and would love new members!GordonRichardrichard_n_gordon@mcpsmd.orgAnnabelle Kimannabellekim@gmail.comAnna O'KeefeMadeline MayMadeline MayThursdayLunchMonthlyB315
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BCC Animal ActivistsWe will meet on Thursdays during lunch in A307 and learn about certain animal welfare issues. Then, we will lobby congress about these various issues. Our goal to to educate and make change to alleviate the suffering of animals.KoplowitzMarcella
Marcella_H_Koplowitz@mcpsmd.org
Laura Koyelaurakoye1@gmail.comSylvie YangAaron BergmanMaria SutherlandThursdayLunchWeeklyA307
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BCC CANCure Apathy Now Club. We organize fundraisers with our most important being the powderpuff football game in the Spring for junior vs. senior girls. All proceeds go to causes in need.IngallsRyanRyan_E_Ingalls@mcpsmd.org
Natalie Cady and Olivia Siegel
nkcady@gmail.comSophia WallachAllison RuffMary JohnsonTuesdayLunchBiweeklyB313
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BCC Cares for Children
BCC Cares for Children is a club focused on helping children in hospitals. BCC Cares for Children will organize fundraisers, start toy drives, and come up with creative ways to get what hospital's need to them in order to make children's lives better.
PondToby toby_l_pond@mcpsmd.net
Kylie Rowan, Claudia Smith
kyliebrowan@gmail.comEllie Macnamara Bea Houston Ana Curic Yes3013122026MondayLunchWeeklyC212
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BCC DreamCatchersDreamCatchers is an organization dedicated to fulfilling the final wishes of hospice patients who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness and have 6 months or less to live. Patients have often stopped medical treatments and procedures and hospice aims to keep them as comfortable as possible in their remaining months, weeks, or days. DreamCatchers works with family members and caregivers to fulfill wishes or dreams of these hospice patients, using donated funds and/or donated goods and services. Our first wish was for Sarah Rosenbaum, a six year old who suffered from DIPG, a fast-moving terminal brain cancer that affects her breathing, balance, and heart rate. Her last wish was to have a party with her friends, get a pedi/manicure, and have her favorite meal. Members of B-CC DreamCatchers decorated her home and brought games and food and streamers to make her party as special as possible. We spent the afternoon with Sarah and her parents, Sam and Kathy, and tried to make their little girl as happy as possible in her final stage of life. We have also granted the wish of a young boy named Erick, whose favorite player is Neymar, Jr.. His favorite team is the Brazilian National team—in which Neymar wears #10 and Erick wanted to have one of his jerseys. With a generous donation from Rockville Soccer Supplies, we were able to make his wish come true. We are so excited to make other dreams come true in the future.LeLienLien_K_Le@mcpsmd.org
Katherine Vangaever
kvangaever@gmail.comMeghan GaffneyLaura KoyeKatherine Ellis ThursdayLunchMonthlyB315
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BCC FIDM Fashion Club: HemistryIn this club we will be designing and making clothes and learning fashion illustration and about the industry. If your interested in modeling or designing or just want to learn how to so or anywhere in between this is the club for you! Everyone is welcome and we will have a fashion show in May to showcase all of our work!VoorheesMegan Megan_E_Voorhees@mcpsmd.orgKiara Coleman
kara.coleman10@gmail.com
Gussie Franc
Charlotte Visconti
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We will meet at lunch and after school somedays!
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Art room
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BCC Green ClubThis club organizes and participates in various environmentally-friendly activities, such as stream and park clean-ups, fundraisers, and composting. Members will experience firsthand the importance of living an eco-friendly life, and spread environmentally-freindly practices throughout the school and community.SacksJosephJoseph_M_Sacks@mcpsmd.org
Nicole Chapman
nj.chapman12@gmail.comSylvie YangAsha Lang
Kate Schumacher
WednesdayLunchWeeklyB318
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BCC Literature clubThe bcc literature club will be a place where book lovers can meet up every Monday to discuss books together. We select books by recommendations and important topic that the members want to learn more about. This year we will also be offering help with literature from bcc English classes.LoganCathrineCatherine_Logan@mcpsmd.orgCorinna Scala
corrina.scala919@gmail.com
Asha LangDiana LozanovaOlivia Mozdzierz MondayLunchBiweeklyA312
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BCC Relay for Life
To raise awareness and fundraise for the American Cancer Society. The proceeds from fundraisers will go towards support groups for cancer patients, research, and travel/accommodation costs for those seeking treatment away from home.
SofarelliNicoleNicole_M_Sofarelli@mcpsmd.org
Onjoli Das and Ashley Cho
onjolidas@gmail.comWill SatloffSadie BagdasianCami DevincentiThursdayLunchBiweeklyC109
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BCC Rocketry ClubB-CC Rocketry Club. We meet every Thursday during lunch in room A222. In this club we build and launch model rockets competitively and also just for fun! Come talk to Mr. Nateghi-Asli if you are interested in participating.Nateghi-AsliJonathan
Jonathan_A_Nateghi-Asli@mcpsmd.org
Cooper Batchelder
bfa8@yahoo.com
Nicholas Abi-Mershed
Griffith RuckMariana VillarThursdayLunchWeeklyA-222
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Best BuddiesB-CC's Best Buddies chapter offers the chance for Barons to be paired up in a one to one friendship with another student with disabilities. Our mission is to create an inclusive culture at B-CC where everyone is loved and appreciated for who they are. We have monthly meetings, activities and leadership development opportunities.RoweStephanieStephanie_R_Rowe@mcpsmd.orgMatthew Floydmattrfloyd218@gmail.comKatie ZehnerArjun ChettyElijah NottWednesdayLunchMonthlyB304
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Bilingual BuddiesThis tutoring club seeks to help Spanish speaking students with their math and English homework. Here, they can get one-on-one help in Spanish and better understand what they are being taught. More tutors, who are able to explain these subjects in Spanish and will receive one SSL hour for every day they work, would also be welcome.MelendezGuillermo
Guillermo_A_Melendez@mcpsmd.org
Elizabeth Liston
elizabeth.agua@gmail.com
Florence Quintanilla Preza
Olivia Pineda
Emer Diaz Amaya
ThursdayLunchWeeklyC211
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Billiards Club
In Billiards club, students may come to play pool, meet friends, learn about pool, and more. We will meet at lunch occasionally and the actual portion of the club where we play pool occurs on Tuesdays and Fridays after school. We meet in room C108, and during pool days, we go from there to Jane E Lawton Recreation Center which is about a 10 minute walk from BCC.
YoungChadChad_E_Young@mcpsmd.org
Jack Spillane, Graham Gusterson, Freddy Duch Clerici, Joey Ciazza Blum
grahamgusterson@gmail.com
Graham Gusterson
Freddy Duch Clerici
Joey Ciazza Blum
FridayLunchWeeklyC108
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bmx club
bicycle club where we go out and do tricks and teach members new tricks helmet required meetings on Tuesdays in mr.herners room at lunch
HernerPhilipPhilip_G_Herner@mcpsmd.org
hunter soderlund
hunterfromdc@gmail.comhector lopezneicer sanchezjosh townesTuesdayLunchWeeklyE034
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Body PositiveOur main goal is to address the issue of eating disorders at B-CC and elsewhere by promoting positive body images.LizarazoJennyJ_J_Lizarazo@mcpsmd.org
Zoe Nuechterlein
zoenuechterlein@gmail.com
Mian Osumi Karina SmegalElizabeth MulvihillWednesdayLunchBiweeklyE030
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Bridging Political Divide
Using political discourse to mend the relationship between members of political parties, as well as practicing open-mindedness in order to become more well-rounded students and citizens of the global community.
KontosElizabethElizabeth_H_Kontos@mcpsmd.orgPeter Dartpdart00@gmail.comNicolas GagarinZebulon GroveAlex NeilsenWednesdayLunch
Once every three weeks
C209
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Chemistry Experiments ClubThe Chemistry Experiments Club explores the concepts of chemistry through labs designed to expand on concepts learned in class.BalimtasNurgulNurgul_K_Balimtas@mcpsmd.orgEdith Stoneedithstone13@gmail.comMiles GreenblattMelanie WinickSeanna MonroeFridayLunchWeeklyB217
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Chess Club
Play casual games of chess with other students during lunch. Learn new chess strategies and techniques to improve at chess upon request.
TracySeanSean_C_Tracy@mcpsmd.org
Douglas Malcolm
dmm@clanmalcolm.com
Alejandro Cubillan
Max SzostakAndrew Spiro
Monday, Wednesday
LunchWeeklyC111
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Circuitry Engineering
Have you ever wondered how submarines, displays, or even UAVs work? Find out by making you own! In this club, students explore hacking devices and developing their own, with the Arduino micro-controller, an open source prototyping platform. Any experience level, from none to expert, is welcome.
Nateghi-AsliJonathan
jonathan.a.nateghi-asli@mcpsmd.net
Nicholas Steele
nichlock@gmail.comKildee ScottRodrigo FerreiraOwen WalshWednesdayLunchWeeklyA222
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Chinese Calligraphy ClubThis club is a gathering place for students interested in Chinese calligraphy to learn. As well as the added benefit of meeting new people and creating friendships, students will be able to better understand Chinese culture every Wednesday.HeHongHongKaren_He@mcpsmd.org
Ling O'Donoghue
lingodonoghue@gmail.com
Katie JarvisAlyssa Craig
Elizabeth Stephens
WednesdayLunchWeeklyC307
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Chinese Honor SocietyThis club represents the hard working students currently taking Chinese for a minimum of two years. We focus on facilitating free peer tutoring and organized celebrations of Chinese holidays especially Chinese New Year.HeHongHongKaren_He@mcpsmd.org
Ling O'Donoghue
lingodonoghue@gmail.com
Thomas GerardCate PatersonIsabella FacconeThursdayLunchMonthlyC307
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Chips
Literary Magazine- Submit art, writing, photography, poetry, sculpture, music, plays, essays, short stories, and more by the last day of first semester to be published in the 2017 edition.
CharlesDawnDawn_Charles@mcpsmd.orgMaya Chessenmayachessen@gmail.comNatalie Cady
Elizabeth Mulvihill
Sarah Bellinger
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
C206
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Coalition for the HomelessOur club will be meeting to discuss about what we can do to raise money for Coalition for the homeless. After thoroughly discussing how we will create an event to raise money then we will actually act on our plans. Coalition for the Homeless is non-profit organization in the District of Columbia that provides shelter and supportive services to more than 500 homeless individuals and families who are residents in the District of Columbia. The Coalition is always working on activities and solutions in the community to help eliminate homelessness. We will be having the fundraisers outside of school and/or inside of school.SchmidtJohnJohn_B_Schmidt@mcpsmd.orgAndrea Ardon
andreaardon5454@gmail.com
Falon NdeSonia JRenee SwinksMondayLunchWeeklyC204
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Creative Writing ClubThis club is so that interested parties may come together to create and critique writing in the hopes of becoming better writers.MahoneySarahsarah_b_mahoney@mcpsmd.net
John-Paul Cornell
alikania@gmail.comLily HsuLeah FleischerSeanna MonroeWednesdayLunchWeeklyE032
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Dance CrewAll about having fun and meeting new people . If you loved to dance feel free joinSchmidtJohnJohn_B_Schmidt@mcpsmd.orgFalon Ndefalonndeh@yahoo.comAndrea ArdonSonia Renee SwinksMondayAfter SchoolWeeklyC204
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Dance For a CauseDance For a Cause is a club that fundraises throughout the year for Children's Hospital. Our club is expanding tremendously and we hope everyone can find a way to participate!McDonaldRobert (Chris)Robert_C_McDonald@mcpsmd.orgAbby Hopkins hopkinsabby5@gmail.com
Lindsay McNavage
William Satloff Kate Slabaugh WednesdayLunchweeklyB220
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Debate TeamThe debate team at BCC is a fun way to work on debate skills such as public speaking, research, and building an argument. We participate in monthly competitions where we debate interesting, current topics. Debate is a great experience for any students who enjoy discussing hot-topic issues or want to improve their public speaking skills.GallagherDanielDaniel_J_Gallagher@mcpsmd.orgRachel Cohen
rachel.a.cohen123@gmail.com
Caitlin BowersMaddie BrownFiona SelmiTuesdayLunchWeeklyA411
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Dog Lovers ClubThe Dog Lovers Club is more than a club, it's a way of life. A place where like minded individuals can come together to share videos, poems, and pictures of their dogs with one another. No other club can make flipgrams of their dogs like we can, no one. So if you love dogs and want to cool it with some fellow dog lovers, join this club.LeLienlien_k_le@mcpsmd.netOwen Hopkins
owen24hopkins@gmail.com
Avery Butterfield Zeb Grove Lily CraverWednesdayLunchBiweeklyB315
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Equality NowWelcome everyone! Equality Now is an activist club, where every week we will be discussing different inequality issues and trying to understand these issues better. This club is focused on informing BCC students on new issues through discussion, presentations and guest speakers. No activist experience required.Lopilato DavidDavid_Lopilato@mcpsmd.orgCorinna Scala
corrina.scala919@gmail.com
Olivia Mozdzierz
Dassy Smolianski
Julia FrischFridayLunchWeeklyA308
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Expression Dance Club
The purpose of the Expression Dance Club is to welcome everyone and anyone who enjoys dancing,and for people to feel confident in a safe environment, where feelings can be expressed through out movement. Different choreographies are taught each week, and there are a few performances during the school year.
LloydJenniferJennifer_M_Lloyd@mcpsmd.org
Aranza Lara, Jenna Kirsh
aranzalaraarizpe@gmail.com
Alison MillsThea HegwoodStefanie CruzWednesdayAfter schoolWeekly
dance room
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Forensics TeamWe compete in the Montgomery County Forensics League.GallagherDanieldaniel_j_gallagher@mcpsmd.orgIsaac Springeispringe83@sbcglobal.netAliza BroderCarly SturmAnna AltermanWednesdayLunchWeeklyA411
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Friends of CABA
Friends of CABA is a non-profit organization that helps children affected by HIV/AIDs in Nagaland, India by raising money and awareness.
GallagherDanielDaniel_J_Gallagher@mcpsmd.orgTara Mullentaradmullen@gmail.comRebbekha MelinRoland KahnAlex LeichterThursdayLunchWeeklyA411
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Fund a DreamThis year, the Fund a Dream club will be raising money to send to Nelson Joaquin, a high school student in the poor mountain village of Comayagua, Honduras. Nelson's dream is to go to bioengineering school, however he lacks the funds to do so. Help us make Nelson's dream come true!MelendezGuillermo
Guillermo_A_Melendez@mcpsmd.org
Morgane Dallaire
mdallaire22@gmail.comKatherine Albus
Avery Butterfield
Clare EdelsteinMondayLunchMonthlyC213
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Gamer Symphonic OrchestraA group to play and arrange our favorite pieces of music from video games. All instrument players are welcome.WhiteMarshallMarshall_J_White@mcpsmd.orgOwen Baniakowen.baniak@gmail.comSamuel LissGranger Martin
Andrew Malangyaon
ThursdayLunchWeeklyE008
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Girl Up
Girl Up is a campaign of the United Nations Foundation dedicated to helping the hardest to reach girls where it is hardest to be a girl. Girls (especially) in developing countries are at a disadvantage, but we believe these underrepresented girls are an untapped potential, and by giving them the step up and opportunities they need, they can change the world.

In this club, we are empowering those in the club and girls in developing countries to rise up. All of our meetings and activities will be aligned with Girl Up's mission, assigning roles for all of our members, things like planning fundraising events, educating and including people in our community- to things like a book club and watching movies and reading articles as a jumping point for discussion.
Building networks with the other 1000+ clubs around the world and working within the Girl Up community is a fun and important benefit too, and contributing to the Girl Up cause.
CelmerDeborahDeborah_A_Celmer@mcpsmd.orgLee Schwartzleehschwartz@gmail.comEmily Schrader
Ardyn Kesterman
Jamie MurrayFridayLunchWeekly
Portable 7
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Girl's LeadershipA club to empower the girls at BCC and teach them how to stand up for themselves so they can help empower others. A safe place for girls to express and find their own voices.FrankClaudiaClaudia_R_Frank@mcpsmd.org
Jessica Kapoor, Kai Alexis, Keyana Alexis
jessicakapoor12@gmail.com
Dora Castellon
Mackenzy Woodyard
Asia PerezThursdayLunchBiweekly
E008
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Girls Against Bullying (GAB)The Girls against bullying club's mission is to unite all B-CC girls to end bullying. Activities will include: 1. Interactive panel discussions 2. How to end bullying 3. Affiliation with girls in other schools 4. Teambuilding/ bonding opportunitiesKingSuzanne Suzanne_H_King@mcpsmd.org
Charlotte Visconti
charlieflower12@gmail.com
Samara FairSeanna Monroe
Marie Claire Franc
TuesdayLunchBiweeklyC107
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Girls Rising In Technology (GRIT)Girls Rising In Technology is a community that works to inspire the next generation of women in STEM. We host guest speakers and skills workshops to introduce high school girls to science and technology.PascaleRitarita_r_pascale@mcpsmd.orgRachel Cohen
rachel.a.cohen123@gmail.com
Julia ChertkofIsabella FacconeLily DufourFridayLunchWeeklyC114
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Girls Who CodeWork on a Computer Science Impact Project, learn to use Core4 computer science concepts that form the basis for all computer programming languages, whether you want to build a mobile app, a website, or program a robot to solve a problem relevant to your Club and communityTretickKristaKrista_W_Tretick@mcpsmd.org
Isabella Faccone & Asha Meagher
isabella.faccone@gmail.com
Asha MeagherRachel Cohen Analise SchmidtThursdayLunchWeeklyB127
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High Fashion ClubThe High Fashion Club focuses on bring the street wear culture to Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. Club members will meet bi-weekly, and will discuss fashion news and pop culture.SofarelliNicoleNicole_M_Sofarelli@mcpsmd.orgElijah Kumielijah8512@yahoo.comNate Stroy Mikey MooreRyan HughesThursdayLunchBiweeklyC102
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History Club
We discuss progressions through history, and how they affect the world around us today.
SingerJoshuaJoshua_H_Singer@mcpsmd.org
Wesley Sawyer and Griffith Ruck
wesleysawyer2000@gmail.com
Jonathan GeyerJoel LissSamuel DoranWednesdayLunchWeeklyC209
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History Honors SocietyHistory Honors Society will provide tutoring and hold meetings during which we listen to speakers and discuss history.HogewoodHunter
Hunter_H_Hogewood@mcpsmd.org
Grace Wagner
gracembwagner@gmail.com
Sara ApelbaumWilliam SatloffSally EganThursdayLunchMonthly408
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International Art ClubA club for art enthusiasts and international culture alike, the International Art Club explores culturally diverse art forms over the course of the year through independent and group projects. Last year's group project was a large-scale mandala inspired mosaic on a wall of the school, where it will remain permanently. Everyone is welcome! We love to hear new ideas for projects and are always open to learn more about a particular art style.TretickKristaKrista_W_Tretick@mcpsmd.org
Isabella Faccone & Asha Meagher
isabella.faccone@gmail.com
Asha MeagherRachel Cohen Analise SchmidtThursdayLunchWeeklyB127
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International ClubInternational Club's aim is to provide an interactive platform for BCC students to learn and explore about other cultures. We will be planning many hands on activities such as presentations, demonstrations about traditions, holidays, and current events. Meetings are guaranteed to be a lot of fun, while learning and meeting new people.Jappe LauraLaura_M_Jappe@mcpsmd.orgCamilla Jamrocmj.camilla@gmail.comSarah AbdullahJennifer NoyesNandita KohliWednesdayLunchWeeklyC314
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IntersectOur club discusses intersectional feminism: feminism that caters to all people regardless of class, race, gender, sexuality, etc. We spread the word about and raise money for causes through art and donate it to support abuse victims and counter sexual violence.LizaroJennyJ_J_Lizarazo@mcpsmd.orgSophia Navratilsmnav18@gmail.comParis ButlerEmma UrofskyMarisa ArsenaultWednesdayLunchWeeklyE030
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It's AcademicThis club participates on the NBC televised trivia competition It's Academic and holds weekly practices.Jacobs Matthew Matthew_L_Jacobs@mcpsmd.orgMichael Lerner mtbmnyf@gmail.comTheo Benzmiller John Wilkins Maia Eskin WednesdayLunchWeekly
Mr. Jacob's Room
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Kathryn Kirk English Honors SocietyThe Kathryn Kirk Chapter of the National English Honor Society is for B-CC students who excel in English. Its goal is to recognize high student achievement at B-CC, and help all students improve their writing through tutoring/review sessions conducted by its members. B-CC's EHS will bring more awareness to the outstanding writers at B-CC and promote literature and other English works in the B-CC community.LloydJenniferJennifer_M_Lloyd@mcpsmd.orgGrace Teppertepper.grace@gmail.comBrigit CannSasha Bouvier
Ryan McCarragher
ThursdayLunchMonthlyA314
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Kpop ClubKpop club is an accepting and open community for those who share in the appreciation of Korean artistic exports, from music to dramas, as we take part in the building of this cultural bridge to understand a world of different values and backgrounds.HeHong KarenHongKaren_He@mcpsmd.orgMian Osumimian.ocean12@gmail.comLing O'Donoghue
Elizabeth Stephens
Emily IsaacFridayLunchWeeklyC307
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Latin Dance Club
The purpose of Latin Dance Club is to be able to express yourself through dance and competing.
CariasLuisLuis_F_Carias@mcpsmd.orgDora Castellonidoranicole@gmail.comKeyana AlexisKai AlexisJoel BeltranTuesday, ThursdayAfter schoolBiweekly
New club does not have a meeting place yet
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League of Legends Club
Watch Pro League of Legends, discuss League related topics, and take part in League related activities.
KalabakasApostolos
Apostolos_M_Kalabakas1@mcpsmd.org
Alex Gonzalez
AlexKyleGonzalez@gmail.com
Lorenzo ParkinsDavid BeckJulian FischerFridayLunchWeeklyC108
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Math TeamB-CC's famous Math Team competes against other schools in the county with both individual and team problems. We also work with the B-CC Math Department on Math celebrations like Pi Day!OrlandoChristopherChristopher_Orlando@mcpsmd.org
Thomas Gerard
thomasadrian@mac.comNeil Himwich
Theo Gonzales-Tapley
Sean CodyMonday
Practice Mondays at Lunch/Meets Every Other Wednesday Afterschool
Practice Mondays at Lunch/Meets Every Other Wednesday Afterschool
C105
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Mindfulness clubMindfulnes is a great opportunity to help recenter yourself during the school year. We will hold as many meetings outside as possible and enjoy medetation, art, yoga, food, conversation, and support. We occasionally will plan trips to interesting and significant locations to help ground / connect with nature during the busy school year.VoorheesMegan megan_e_voorhees@mspsmd.org
Hadassah Smolianski
dassy.smolianski@gmail.com
Emma StewartMakenzie Glenn Jose Hannan TuesdayLunchBiweeklyB313
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Minority Scholars Program
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Mock TrialDo you like shows like Law and Order and How to Get Away With Murder?Are you interested in becoming a lawyer or learning about litigation? Come try out for the 2016-2017 Mock Trial Team! Mock Trial is a competitive BCC team that goes up against other schools in Montgomery County. In the past the BCC team has been involved with both criminal and civil lawsuits. Tryout's aren't until early November.NahraMargitMargit_H_Nahra@mcpsmd.orgWilliam Satloffwilliamsatloff@gmail.comGrace WagnerSally EganAlex FineThursdayLunch
During the season (December through February), we meet from once to twice a week
A401
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Model United NationsOur club, modeled after the United Nations, tackles real world issues both in present and historical context, improving not only understanding of politics, but interpersonal and speaking skills as well. We will meet throughout the year to help prepare for the exciting conferences where you will be able to meet other enthusiastic students and gain a better understanding of international relations.HernerPhilipPhilip_G_Herner@mcpsmd.orgMian Osumimian.ocean12@gmail.comRyley Holdridge
Nicholas Berlinski
Liam WalkWednesdayLunch
throughout the year in preparation for conferences held on weekends
E302
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Movie Making ClubThis club involves a passion for moving making. That includes, acting, editing, directing, crew, writing and camera. Each play a part in many small production. The name tells us that we have; a low budget, yet as a group we can create films that others can enjoy and learn from. Join if you love any of the following things. Also join if you feel you can contribute in a different way. For example someone to help us figure out where to shoot how to get props and deal with the producer side of the film. This will be a fun and creative club that will be productive.BoswellMathewMatthew_J_Boswell@mcpsmd.orgLilinaz Hakimililinazhak@gmail.comFelicia MelinChloe Kirk Emma Corcoran ThursdayLunchWeekly
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National Honor SocietyThe National Honor Society is an organization which stands to recognize stellar high school students. This organization not only recognizes students who show excellence in academics, but also in service and leadership. Students are encouraged to grow and become active members of society through service and community projects. Students are a part of any of the three committees that meet throughout the year to discuss the activities of the organization, which include tutoring, fundraising, service events, and recycling initiatives.LeLienLien_K_Le@mcpsmd.orgArjun Shettyarjun1099@gmail.com
Ryan McCarragher
Maureen BaconIan Rosenblum MondayLunchWeeklyB315
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Once Upon A PromOnce Upon a Prom is a club that collects new or gently used prom dresses throughout the year. In previous years, we have held one dress drive in the B-CC dance studio about a month before prom and invited all girls in the area to come in search for their perfect prom dress, with no charge. This club allows less privileged girls to find the dream dress for prom, without having to spend any money.YoungChadChad_E_Young@mcpsmd.org
Rebecca Leggtt, Madison Silver
bethesdaonceuponaprom@gmail.com
Ellie Lo ReTory SilverLola EpsteinWednesdayLunchMonthlyC105
69
Operation Smile BCCOperation Smile BCC is a club that raises donations and awareness for Operation Smile. Operation Smile is a Non-Profit Organization that raises money to perform Cleft Lip corrective surgeries on children around the world who cannot afford them.MelendezGuillermo
Guillermo_A_Melendez@mcpsmd.org
Diba Ghaed
pugglesrocks101@gmail.com
Hanna ShineJulie OlsenSiobhan BrindleMondayLunchWeeklyC211
70
Operation Stars and StripesOperation Stars and Stripes is a club that was created to make a positive influence on the Wounded Warriors at Walter Reed Hospital in Bethesda. We do things such as create holiday cards to send to the soldiers and their families, have candy drives, and at the end of the year we will have an awesome obstacle course!IngallsRyanRyan_E_Ingalls@mcpsmd.org
Maureen Bacon Olivia Dulany
maureen.bacon22@gmail.com
Cate PatersonOlivia SiegelKatie ZehnerTuesdayLunchBiweeklyB313
71
BCC Origami Club
we will be making origami and learning how to do it as a group with the goal to make BCC more of a community through the art we will be making. step 1: learn origami step 2: change the world
ZehenerJohnJohn_K_Zehner@mcpsmd.org
Rebecca Letsinger
rebecca.letsinger@gmail.com
Mitchell CostelloLiam CornwellJenna AdlerWednesdayLunchWeeklyA402
72
Outdoors club
Our club is designed to get people outside and experience nature, focusing mainly on skiing, hiking and fishing.
BoswellMatthewmatthew.j.boswell@mcpsmd.net
Nadav Soltes and Peter Menzi
nadavsoltes@gmail.comMorgane DallaireOwen Hopkins Matt Melmed WednesdayLunchBiweeklyPRT2
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Parkour Analysis ClubThe Parkour Analysis Club is meant to study and analyze the complicated sport of parkour. The clubs main focus during meetings is to watch a video made by the parkour community and examine the purpose of why it was made, and the impact it may have on the community.BoswellMattmatthew_j_boswell@mcpsmd.orgKeith Lairdklaird14@gmail.comEli MacherMatt GreenConor KelleyTuesdayLunchWeekly
Portable 2
74
Pen Pals
In this club, members will be assisted in finding a pen pal through online resources. We will be writing back and forth between our pen pals and getting to learn more about them and their cultures.
KoplowitzMarcella
Marcella_H_Koplowitz@mcpsmd.org
Anne-Marie Mitchell
annievip2@gmail.comJeri JallerHonor WhiteJulie KlonerThursdayLunchWeeklyA307
75
Philosophy ClubWe will read and discuss philosophical texts.Haupt Peter Peter_Haupt@mcpsmd.orgMisha Lerner mtbmnyf@gmail.comTheo BenzmillerCharlie Macel Harambe RIP FridayAfter SchoolWeekly
Portable 4
76
Playing for ChangeThis club will focus on raising money for organizations that provide athletic programs for disadvantaged youth. We hope to organize many fundraisers throughout the year as well as volunteer at some of the local organizations who have these programs.MelendezGuillermo
Guillermo_A_Melendez@mcpsmd.org
Sophia Wallachsophiawallach@gmail.comAvery ButterfieldMorgane DallaireCaroline WardThursdayLunchMonthlyC211
77
Pre-Med ClubThe Pre-Med club explores careers in medicine through various activities such as hearing from speakers in various medical fields, exploring opportunities for high school students interested in medicine, exploring important medical skills, watching videos, and discussing relevant issues in the world of medicine today.LeLienLien_K_Le@mcpsmd.orgJenna Lucashjennalucash@gmail.comLena AuerbachMariana VillarNatalie LabingerThursdayLunchBiweeklyB315
78
Project Turquoise
Our mission is to raise awareness around the plight of Syrian refugees and empower and support Syrian youth and their families.
LassarJustinejustine.lassar@mcpsmd.netLilly Behbehanilbehbehani8@gmail.comAnna Roberson
Yasmin Behbehani
Iman KhosrodadThursdayLunchBiweeklyB318
79
Red Cross ClubStudents participate in volunteer activities sponsored by the American Red Cross.IngallsRyan Ryan_E_Ingalls@mcpsmd.orgGrace Feitel gracef211@gmail.comIana SahadzicAnna JepsenKate Slabaugh TuesdayLunchBiweekly
Room B318
80
Robotics Club
The Robo-barons team is at the forefront of innovation. Currently, the robotics club has reconfigured its political structure to achieve optimal efficiency rates. Robo-barons will actively contribute to the engineers maker movement. Through the FIRST FTC competition, we will forge a path of greatness and ambition.
JacobsMatthewMatthew_L_Jacobs@mcpsmd.org
Samuel Hartman
sam.c.hartman@gmail.comAllison Shu
Ahmed Mohamad
Jamari O'NealThursdayAfter SchoolWeeklyB305
81
Rotary interact clubInteract club is a clue dedicated to engaging with the community. We volunteer at various events per year including the turkey chase, strut your mutt, a shopping event where we get grants from our sponsor and take underprivileged kids shopping and plan our own community service event.Melendez Guillermo
Guillermo_A_Melendez@mcpsmd.org
Annette O'Keefe, Owen Hopkins, Victoria Silver, Nathaniel Alton
keelyokeefe@yahoo.comBen FriedmanPeter DartMeg DoranTuesdayLunchMonthlyC207
82
School Gilrs UniteWe are a chapter of the organization School Girls Unite (schoolgirlsunite.org). Our purpose is to discuss and bring awareness to feminist issues with a focus on gender inequity in education. We work with a sister organization in Mali to give scholarships and support to girls in Mali who wouldn't otherwise have the opportunity to receive an education.MahoneySarahsarah_b_mahoney@mcpsmd.org
Eliane Nieder, Julia Kagan, Ananya Bernardo
eliane.nieder@gmail.comSabra SislerEmily Schrader Jamie MurrayTuesdayLunchWeeklyE032
83
Sources of StrengthSources of Strength is an evidence-based program for prevention of suicide, violence, bullying and substance abuse. The program empowers peer leaders along with adult support to impact their world through the power of connection, hope, help and strength. There will be trips and special projects that are tied into this.KhaniMelaniemelanie_a_khani@mcpsmd.org
Kwame Amankwah-Ayeh
kwamayeh@gmail.com
Katherine Vangaever
Eleanor Grove
Danielle Rockman
TuesdayLunchWeekly
Counseling Suite
84
Special Olympics ClubThe Special Olympics Club works with people of all ages who have intellectual disabilities. The Club also participates in the Polar Bear Plunge each year, where students plunge into the Chesapeake Bay in January to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics of Maryland.Newman Deborah Deborah_Newman@mcpsmd.orgLily DuFour lilydufour1@gmail.comArjun Shetty
Ryan McCarragher
Caitlin BowersTuesdayLunchBiweeklyC204
85
SPECTRUMWe are the LGBT+ club for the school . We meet once a week, Thursday's at lunch, to talk about new topics . We are always a safe place , and you don't have to know how you identify to stop by !LizarazoJenny J_J_Lizarazo@mcpsmc.orgCamern Pinkus
cam.pinkus126@gmail.com
Jose Hannan Marxe O. Miles GreenblatThursdayLunchWeeklyE030
86
Spoken Word PoetryA safe space to perform and discuss poetry. MahoneySarahSarah_B_Mahoney@mcpsmd.orgAlly Peek324636@mcpsmd.netPascal LeeNina LaneCamern PinkusFridayLunchWeeklyE032
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Sports Journalism ClubA forum for devoted fans of all sports to write about and discuss the games that we love.HernerPhilipPhilip_G_Herner@mcpsmd.orgLiam Walkwalkwb@gmail.comMax CohenNoah SultanNick BerlinskiTuesdayLunchBiweeklyE034
88
Students for a Free TibetStudents for a Free Tibet (SFT) works in solidarity with the Tibetan people in their struggle for freedom and independence. We are a chapter-based network of young people and activists around the world. Through education, grassroots organizing, and non-violent direct action, we campaign for Tibetans’ fundamental right to political freedom. Our role is to empower and train youth as leaders in the worldwide movement for social justice.GrahamAdamAdam_J_Graham@mcpsmd.orgFiona Selmifionaselmi17@gmail.com
Rebecca Schrader
Eliane Nieder
(Lauren) Ryley Holdridge
MondayLunchWeeklyA305
89
Support the Refugees clubWe will volunteer with the International Rescue Committee, which helps refugees in Montgomery County, and prepare for this by going over some of the culture of Arabic speaking countries. We will also hold a supplies drive for this organization.HalaHabashHala_Y_Habash@mcpsmd.org
Sally Egan and Alex Fine
egansj18@gmail.comGrace WagnerWilliam SatloffOlivia McCarrenTuesdayLunchBiweeklyC312
90
TED-ed Club
Club where students will come together to discuss and share creative ideas! Also have the opportunity to create their own TED talk!
FrankClaudiaclaudia.r.frank@mcpsmd.netEmma Lopusemmalopus@gmail.comOlivia JulianoSophia WallachAnna JepsenThursdayLunchWeeklyA302
91
Teenage Republicans
Teenage Republicans allows students who identify with conservative viewpoints to meet and collectively give a voice for the right wing students. Along with discussing the ideologies of the Republican party, Teenage Republicans also aims to be welcoming and helping others understand who Republicans really are by people who are Republican. We will meet every Wednesday from 2:40-4:00 PM in Mrs. Lyddane's room (portable 8).
LyddaneMaryMary_K_Lyddane@mcpsmd.org
Robert Tate Peterson
rtpeterson37@gmail.com
Waived by Mr. Gilmore
Waved by Mr. Gilmore
Waved by Mr. Gilmore
WednesdayAfter schoolWeekly
Portable 8
92
TertuliaTertulia is a space to learn from and share with other cultures. We offer homework help in Spanish and other languages. If you are bilingual, welcome! If you need help with homework or with your English skills, welcome! If you want to meet people from other countries who speak different languages, welcome! Tertulia es un espacio para aprender y compartir con otras culturas. Ofrecemos ayuda con las tareas en Español y otros idiomas. Si eres bilingüe, ¡bienvenido! Si necesitas ayuda con las tareas o con el Inglés, ¡bienvenido! Si quieres conocer personas de otros países que hablan otros idiomas, ¡bienvenido!MolyneauxRitaRita_E_Molyneaux@mcpsmd.org
Maria Valderrama
maemva@gmail.comTomas BascoloMiguel ChavezJosue OrellanaWednesdayLunchWeekly
B127 / in the courtyard
93
The Period Project
The goal of The Period Project is to shine light on the lack of accessibility homeless women have to feminine hygiene products, and to have a drive for these materials, which will all be donated to the Greentree shelter for women and families.
KoplowitzMarcella
Marcella_H_Koplowitz@mcpsmd.org
Lara McMurrayLaraerenler@gmail.comDiana LozanovaVicky ArchvazdeMaire VolzThursdayLunchOtherA307
94
The Young Republicans ClubThe Young Republicans Club will provide its members with a better political understanding and knowledge of the issues of today. As a club we will also hold debates in meetings and advocate for causes that are to be determined.OrlandoChristopherchristopher_orlando@mcpsmd.org
Leah Skalka Olivia Piercy
lskalk11@gmail.comClare edelsteinEmma lopusBryce HartiganThursdayLunch
Every other week
Portable 5
95
Theater For Social ChangeStudents create Boal inspired theater pieces in order to promote and inspire social change.GrahamAdamAdam_J_Graham@mcpsmd.org
Maddy Heyman
maddyheyman19@gmail.com
Jennie HanTalia Sulla Sam Swinnerton TuesdayLunchWeekly
Auditorium
96
Triathlon Club
Swim your buns off, bike your legs off, and run for dear life. The standard distance for high school triathlons is a 750 Meter Swim, 12.4 mile bike (20k), and a 3.1 Mile run (5k). Challenge yourself. Strive to the finish.
SchimdtJohnJohn_B_Schmidt@mcpsmd.orgMatt Coleman
coleman.matt27@gmail.com
Chase BatchelderIan MacelRueben RochkindFridayLunchWeeklyC204
97
UNICEF ClubRaise money for children around the world that are in need through different activities; such as bake sales, the water project, halloween project and much more.GordonRichardRichard_N_Gordon@mcpsmd.org
Abigael Gebremariam
abigaelgebremariam@gmail.com
Seohwa KimEphrata ZelekeBemenete TeferiTuesdayLunchBiweekly
Chorus Room
98
Unite For Sight-Global Health SocietyThis club is for the next generation of leaders in global health. We will learn about today's innovations and actions towards improving global health while raising money for Unite for Sight's clinic in Honduras. 100% of money raised goes to providing eye care to those who need it the most.WalkerDonaldDonald_J_Walker@mcpsmd.orgGrace Eddygceddy123@gmail.comNicholas Blake
Katherine Vangaever
Cecile MichonWednesdayLunchWeeklyB222
99
Visitor's Club
We will be visiting nursing homes in hopes of benefiting the residents' lives and getting to know them.
DanielGallagherDaniel_J_Gallagher@mcpsmd.org
Jeri Jaller, Ella Goldblum
jerijallerlucky2@gmail.comDanielle RockmanMaja WrightJulie KlonerThursdayLunchMonthlyA411
100
Yarn Club
A place where BCC students can learn to knit and crochet. Come explore all there is to know about yarn at the BCC Yarn Club!
TrimbleCaitlynCaitlyn_G_Trimble@mcpsmd.orgFrederick Lanefreddylane@gmail.com
Maya Abo Dominguez
Douglas BellIsabel BirneyWednesdayLunchWeeklyC210