Student Clubs
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Academic Team
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Students compete in questions and answers on topics such as history, math, literature, science, current events, geography, and a wide variety of trivia. Students will compete in numerous competitions throughout the region. |
Mr. Branin
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Animation Club
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Mr. Goertz
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Athletic Minds Club
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Mrs. Metcalf
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Bible Club
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Mrs. Tobolski
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Bolts Photography Club
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Students learn as well as sharpen skills in photography and applications using digital photographs. This club is designed for upper level photography enthusiasts. Students will photograph school events, senior activities, athletic events while hoping to further students’ interests in a photography career. Members will share ideas, offer constructive criticism, learn how the computer can enhance an image, participate in community events, and possibly change their perspective on taking an ordinary selfie. |
Mrs. Benson
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Bolts Video Club
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Mr. DiFrancia
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Book Club
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Mrs. Gossin
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Clay Club
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Students learn beginning elements, expand creativity, and sharpen skills in the art of ceramics. Students have the opportunity to experiment with ceramics outside of the classroom as either a beginner or advanced artist as well as share their work with classmates and the community. |
Ms. Clayton
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Ceramic Studio
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Ms. Clayton
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Crochet Club
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Open to students who are from novice to experienced levels. Students will learn skills, share various crocheting techniques, and get into the “knitty gritty” of the crochet craft. Finished products will be donated to community organizations in need. |
Mrs. Gossin
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Dance Club
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Mrs. Santos
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Design Studio
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Mr. Forbes
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Dungeons & Dragons Club
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Mrs. Phom
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Esports Club
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Mr. Forbes
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Greenhouse & Horticulture Club
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Students will be provided with knowledge about various ways horticultural plants and edible plants can be grown and harvested properly in a greenhouse as well as outside. A focus will be on instilling sustainable and ethical planting techniques. Other areas of focus will include media prep, sowing, pest control, proper irrigation, fertilizing, and sale. |
Mrs. Bowen
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GSA
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This club will gather and organize LGBTQ+ students along with their allies to socialize in a safe space as well as empower them to educate the school community. They will also advocate for safe school conditions. |
Ms. Carola
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Hot Rod Club
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Mr. Phillips
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Indoor Percussion Club
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Mr. Rivera & Ms. Mora
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Jazz Club
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Students are exposed to jazz with the intent to build up a group that will be able to compete competitively. |
Ms. Kinlaw
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Key Club
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School and community service organization sponsored in cooperation with Kiwanis International. |
Mr. Clarke
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Kindness Club
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Ms. Abel
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Madrigals
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Students are selected by audition and must be available for extracurricular rehearsals and programs. Students perform for school, community, and civic organizations. |
Mr. Adams & Mrs. Pepe
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Marching Band
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Available for interested students who have marching ability. Activities include performing at athletic events, parades, competitions, and special programs. |
Mr. DeSantis
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Mock Trial
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Provides a stimulating, deeper understanding, and appreciation of the American legal system. It brings law to life for students through active preparation for and participation in competitions. It increases comprehension of the historical, ethical, and philosophical basis of the American system of justice and demystifies the operation of the law, court procedures, and the legal system. Students will participate in an actual court trial with students taking on the role of lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. |
Mr. Lalli
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Model Congress
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Gives students a chance to engage in a role-playing simulation of the United States Congress. It is our mission to educate students in the workings of our government and to encourage their active involvement in the democratic process. Students will have the opportunity to gather at the State House Annex in Trenton and at Rider University as state “delegates” to discuss the pressing issues we face today at Party Platform Day in December, Leadership Day in February and a 2-day, overnight simulation at Rider University in March. |
Mr. Lalli
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National Honor Society
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An international high school organization. Qualifications for membership are scholarship, leadership, service, and character. |
Mrs. Montecino
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Scrapbooking Club
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Mrs. Ebinger
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Stage Productions
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For grades 10, 11 and 12. Presents two plays, dramatic or comical, in the fall and spring. Openings for: acting and production, makeup, costumes, set construction, properties, etc. Experience is helpful but not necessary. |
Mrs. Keefer
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Stage Crew Club
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Gives service to all auditorium activities. Responsibilities are lighting, staging, sound, and backstage programming. |
Mrs. Keefer
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String Club
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Ms. Kinlaw
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Student Council
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Fosters school spirit and provides participation in school government. |
Ms. Siniavsky
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Tabletop Gaming Club
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Mr. DiFrancia & Mr. Hartmann
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Tri-M National Honor Music Society
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A national high school organization for students selected under the qualifications of extensive musical background, scholarship, leadership, and community service. |
Mr. Adams
Mr. DeSantis
Ms. Kinlaw
Mrs. Pepe
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Weight Training Club
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For students interested in physical conditioning. | (Athletic Coaches) |
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