Club Application Information

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2024-2025 Club Application

Student Clubs (Not District Sponsored)

Student Clubs

Non-District Sponsored Student ClubDescriptionSponsor/Facilitator NameContact EmailFeesMeeting Time/FrequencyLocation
Art/Maker ClubStudents will come together to explore art techniques, practice and develop their skils and connect with others.Ms. Francissfrancis@pasco.k12.fl.us0Activity TIme435
Dungeons and Dragons ClubStudents will get their game-on with this table-top gaming experience. The club is open to all with a creative mind and no experience is necessary with D&D! Students will have the opportunity to engage in role-playing fun either as characters within the game or even as the Dungeon Master of the campaign. Ms. Morell and Mrs. Tavarezsmorrell@pasco.k12.fl.us, ecmooper@pasco.k12.fl.us0Activity Day3rd Floor Collab
First PriorityFirst Priority is a program that aims to help Christian students grow into leaders who spread the Gospel of Christ. Their goals include: Investing in Christian students, Establishing clubs, and Training students and leaders. Mr. Acunadacunaqu@pasco.k12.fl.us0Wednesdays/WeeklyMedia
Glee ClubThe purpose of Glee club is for students to collaborate on musical selections and learn them in an ensemble setting. Students will explore musical elements such as harmony, musical expression, musical performance and performance elementsMs. Sanchezesanchez@pasco.k12.fl.us0Activity time434
Key ClubOur club is a service-oriented club. We will provide services like community clean-ups, food drives, clothing drives, volunteering at animal shelters, environmental awareness and initiatives, fundraising for local charities, etc. We will address issues like poverty, education, and health, to benefit our community.Mrs. Horvathmfletche@pasco.k12.fl.us0
Model United Nations (MUN)The purpose of the club is to educate students about current events, international relations, diplomacy, and the United Nations agenda. Along with knowledge of the world we live in, participants will develop skills including public speaking, presentation, persuasion, situation analysis, research, and critical thinking.Mr. Nelsonanelson@pasco.k12.fl.us0Activity time, Thursdays after school starting on 10/24/2024 in Room 240240
Multicultural ClubThe purpose of the multicultural club is to expose the student body to many cultures and traditions. We want to celebrate the diversity of Angeline. The club will celebrate the diverse heritage of our student body and create a safe and welcoming space for those to share their culture. The club will promote diversity and create a stronger, more connected Angeline community. We will promote intercultural exchange and help people preserve their unique cultures and traditions. Our club will provide the students of Angeline a way to learn about other cultures and traditions, and we will foster a community of cross cultural understanding and unity.Mr. Crosszcross@pasco.k12.fl.us5Activity Time362
Pokemon ClubCorporal Brantley and Mrs. Grahamkbrantle@pasco.k12.fl.us, cgraham@pasco.k12.fl.us0Second Floor Collaboration

District Sponsored Student Clubs

 

District Sponsored ClubsDescriptionSponsor/Facilitator NameContact EmailFeesMeeting Time/FrequencyLocation
NJHS*The National Junior Honor Society club recognizes students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Service, Character, and Leadership. NHS is dedicated to continued academic excellence and service to community and school. Members are selected annually during Semester 2. Eligible Juniors and Sophomores (Current 3.2 Weighted Cumulative GPA and no Level 2 or 3 Disciplinary Referrals) receive an invitation via MyLearning notifying them of the opportunity to submit a request for consideration of membership.Ms. Shouposhoup@pasco.k12.fl.us$20 per yearMeetings held on Activity Days. This club is by invitation only based on eligibilty criteria; if not chosen as a club, all information will be posted on myLearning course for members. Officers meet periodically with Mrs. Shoup during their lunch and/or Target Time.TBD
NHS*The National Honor Society club recognizes students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Service, Character, and Leadership. NHS is dedicated to continued academic excellence and service to community and school. Members are selected annually during Semester 2. Eligible Juniors and Sophomores (Current 3.2 Weighted Cumulative GPA and no Level 2 or 3 Disciplinary Referrals) receive an invitation via MyLearning notifying them of the opportunity to submit a request for consideration of membership.Ms. Shouposhoup@pasco.k12.fl.us$20 per yearSame information from NJHS above.TBD
Student Council*Student Council exists to represent the classes in matters of student affairs and in student spirit issues.Ms. Mitchelltlmitche@pasco.k12.fl.us0Media
Science Honor Society*This group exists to promote advanced science studies as well as participation in the science and technology fairMs. Helmesdhelmes@pasco.k12.fl.us0Activity Day254
FBLA*FBLA, more formally known as Future Business Leaders of America, is an academic club where student's interests in business and technology concepts are practiced and reinforced through membership. This club is nationally and collegiately ranked. The main focus of this club is to introduce members to different aspects of the business and technology world through social and charitable events as well as enhance business skills through seminars and an annual competition. Mr. Mallo/Ms. Daviscmallo@pasco.k12.fl.us, adavis@pasco.k12.fl.us45Activity Days and Afterschool monthlyCafeteria
HOSA*HOSA is an international club designed for students who are interested in a medical / health career. Students are given opportunities to get involved in medical competitions, becoming a HOSA officer, and being involved in our many community service projects. Students also, are able to develop leadership skills and learning to collaborate with other members of the club.Ms. Mathewsnmathews@pasco.k12.fl.us$30.00 per year Afterschool monthly Activity Day Mornings monthly335
International Thespian SocietyITS provides opportunities for students to learn and improve skills in acting and musical theatre. We play theatre games and prepare material to be performed at District Festivals and school events. Students who complete a sufficient quantity and quality of work in theatre arts have the opportunity to be inducted into the International Thespian Society (High school) and Junior Thespian Society (Middle School).Ms. Prendesmprendes@pasco.k12.fl.usDistrict Festival Fee and ITS induction fee may applyActivity Days440/442
EngineeringThe initiative aims to provide opportunities for children aged 9 to 13 to develop coding skills through free after-school clubs.Mr. Hoanglhoang@pasco.k12.fl.usActivity Days149
RoboticsMr. Pfeufferepfeuffe@pasco.k12.fl.us0155
Cybersecurity*The Cyber Security Club aims to educate and train students interested in becoming cyber professionals. We will prepare our members for careers in cyber security through technical and social activities.Mrs. Witfoth
Cyber PatriotsMr. Marchesanommarches@pasco.k12.fl.us40Activity Days and Afterschool monthly134
Journalism*The Journalism Club is a co-curricular class/club to support the work of the yearbook and newspaper publications. Students must be currently enrolled in a high school Journalism course to participate.Ms. Swainaswain@pasco.k12.fl.us0Activity Days334
National English Honor Society*The NEHS is the honor club for students who love English and are interested in promoting literacy and writing skills We volunteer in the community and are community service focused. Membership is by application which will be available at the start of the school year.Ms. Byrdsgill@pasco.k12.fl.us15Activity Days and Afterschool monthlyMedia