Clubs at Cypress Creek
Cypress Creek High School offers a wide variety of clubs and student groups that give Coyotes the chance to explore interests, build leadership skills, and get involved on campus. Students can choose from district‑sponsored clubs—such as National Honor Society, Key Club, Student Government, Mu Alpha Theta, HOSA, FBLA, and multiple honor societies—as well as non‑district student groups, including Art Club, Coding Club, Gardening Club, Book Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Dungeoneer’s Den, and more… Whether students want to serve the community, compete academically, express creativity, build career‑ready skills, or connect with peers who share similar passions, there is a place for everyone to get involved and grow.
District Sponsored vs. Non-District Sponsored Clubs
District sponsored clubs are those clubs that are authorized school organizations for groups, clubs, and organizations that are educational in nature, and which otherwise meet the conditions set forth in School Board Policy 5840. Included in this group is student government and class sponsor clubs (e.g. Class of 2025) and pure service clubs.
Non-District Student Groups are student groups, clubs and organizations, which are non-district sponsored and non-authorized school organizations that are not directly related to education, but which are related to matters that are social, political, ideological or otherwise related to personal interest, and which otherwise meet the conditions set forth in School Board policy 5730.

ACT NOW - Club sign-ups will take place from September 4-18!
Club Information
Please review each club’s purpose, membership expectations, and eligibility requirements below before signing up. Once you’ve found a club that matches your interests and meets the requirements, complete the sign-up form to express your interest in joining. We encourage students to get involved and become an active part of the Coyote community.
American Sign Language Honor Society
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Hotchkiss
Purpose:
ASLHS celebrates students who have shown dedication and excellence in learning American Sign Language. Through service projects, community involvement, and leadership opportunities, members strengthen their ASL skills while making a positive impact in the Deaf community.
Meeting Dates:
The first, second, and fourth Tuesday of the month in 1-224 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$25.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Current Cypress Creek High School ASL students.
Commissioners Academic Challenge
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Sartorio
Purpose:
Commissioners Academic Challenge provides academically talented students with the opportunity to represent Cypress Creek High School in competitive academic tournaments. Members strengthen their critical thinking, teamwork, and academic knowledge while competing against students from schools across Florida.
Meeting Dates:
TBD in 1-203 (1:34-2:30 pm)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Students are selected based on academic performance.

Dance Honors Society
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Dorony
Purpose:
Promote dance excellence out of the classroom through community outreach.
Meeting Dates:
First Tuesday of the month in 5-120 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Eligibility is determined based on this rubric.
Literary Analysis Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Vadell
Purpose:
- Improve analysis skills of students on literature at a postsecondary level.
- Instruct members on objective thinking practices to better prepare future college students.
- Educate members on how to write literature reports at an advanced level.
Meeting Dates:
Second Friday of the month in 3-225 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$0.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Mu Alpha Theta
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Culanag & Ms. Akiatan
Purpose:
Mu Alpha Theta is the National Mathematics Honor Society, recognizing students who demonstrate excellence in mathematics. Members participate in tutoring, mathematical competitions, leadership opportunities, and activities that support student success in mathematics while preparing for assessments such as the SAT and End-of-Course exams.
Meeting Dates:
Every Tuesday in 3-125 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$10.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Members must be a bona fide student at Cypress Creek High School, of good standing and must have at least 3.0 Mathematics Grade Point Average.
National English Honor Society
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Saly
Purpose:
The National English Honor Society recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in English language arts while promoting scholarship, leadership, and service. Members are encouraged to use their talents to positively impact their peers, school, and community through literacy and service initiatives.
Meeting Dates:
The third Wednesday of every month in 3-202 (1:45 to 2:15)
Dues:
$25.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Eligibility requirements: Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale. Their English courses must also average as a 3.0 GPA.
National History Day Club
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Gomez
Purpose:
The National History Day Club supports students participating in the National History Day competition. Members receive guidance while developing research, communication, project management, and historical thinking skills through the creation and presentation of competitive history projects.
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Participation in the National History Day project and competition.
National Honor Society
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Conover & Mr. Lindstrom
Purpose:
The National Honor Society recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members are committed to serving both the school and surrounding community through volunteer opportunities, peer tutoring, and leadership initiatives.
Meeting Dates:
Quarterly in the Cafeteria (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
New Members – Students are invited to apply in the spring of 10th and/or 11th grade if they have a minimum 3.2 unweighted GPA and are in good disciplinary standing.
Existing Members – Students must maintain good academic standing and remain in good disciplinary standing.
Pasco Science & Engineering Showcase
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mr. Lindstrom
Purpose:
This science fair event is a deeply enriching experience for every student, regardless of prior experience. Through the scientific research process, students take ownership of their interests, explore pressing issues and problems that our world faces every day, and stretch their creativity in an attempt to design and implement powerful solutions.
Meeting Dates:
Meetings will take place as needed in 1-218 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$0.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Science National Honor Society
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mr. O’Brien
Purpose:
To encourage the pursuit of science and growth in those fields.
Meeting Dates:
Once a month on Wednesday in 4-121 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
- $15.00 for 9-11th Grade
- $20.00 for 12th Grade
Eligibility Requirements:
Students must:
- 3.0 GPA all classes and 3.5 for only science
- A member must be enrolled in a science class
- Must have at least 1 honors science class for 11th and 12th maintain an active role in science related activities (at the discretion of the chapter advisor)
- A member must maintain behavior that is acceptable to the guidelines as outlined by the school’s code of conduct
- All members must attend one local chapter officer’s lecture annually.
- All members need 80% attendance to club meetings
Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH)
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Hernandez
Purpose:
The purpose of this organization is to:
- Recognize and promote academic excellence in the study of Spanish and Portuguese.
- Honor outstanding achievement in Spanish and Portuguese language studies among secondary school students.
- Foster a lifelong interest in Hispanic, and Portuguese-speaking cultures, languages, and communities.
- Encourage meaningful service, cultural engagement, and community involvement within Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian contexts.
- Develop leadership, advocacy, and global citizenship skills among students.
- Promote the ethical, respectful, and effective use of the Spanish and Portuguese languages in academic, professional, and social settings.
Meeting Dates:
Every last Tuesday of the month in 1-220 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$10.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Students must have:
- Be enrolled in or have completed Spanish Level 2 or higher
- Maintain:
- Minimum 3.5 GPA in Spanish Class
- Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
- Demonstrate respectful and appropriate behavior in class and interactions
- Show commitment to Spanish cultural respect and awareness
- No major disciplinary infractions
- Submit a completed application
- Provide teacher recommendation(s)
- Demonstrate involvement in Spanish related or community activities
Membership is granted based on a faculty advisor review and/or selection committee.
Tri-M Music Honor Society
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mr. Rodriguez
Purpose:
The purpose of the Tri-M Music Honor Society is to recognize and reward students for their musical achievement, academic excellence, leadership, and service. The club promotes a lifelong appreciation of music while providing opportunities for members to develop leadership skills, serve their school and community through music-related activities, and support music education programs. Through performances, service projects, and outreach efforts, Tri-M members strive to make a positive impact on their school and community while fostering excellence in music.
Dues:
$40.00
Eligibility Requirements:
To be eligible for membership in the Tri-M Music Honor Society, students must meet the following requirements
- Music Participation
- Be currently enrolled in a school-sponsored music class or ensemble.
- Participate in the music program for at least one semester during the current school year.
- Maintain regular attendance and active participation in rehearsals and performances.
- Academic Achievement
- Earn a minimum 90% (A average) in music classes.
- Earn a minimum 80% (B average) in all other academic courses.
- Service
- Complete at least 20 hours of documented service during the school year.
- Submit an Advisor-approved service project proposal by the end of Semester 1.
- Complete the service project by the end of Semester 2.
- Failure to complete the required service hours and project may result in loss of eligibility or membership.
- Character
- Candidates must demonstrate outstanding character and serve as positive representatives of both the music program and Cypress Creek High School. Students should embody the school’s HOWL values by:
- Having a Growth Mindset by embracing challenges, learning from feedback, and striving for continuous improvement.
- Owning Their Education by being responsible, prepared, and committed to academic and musical excellence.
- Working as a Community by showing respect, kindness, cooperation, and support for fellow students, teachers, and community members.
- Leading Responsibly by demonstrating integrity, trustworthiness, good citizenship, and positive leadership in all school activities.
Candidates must also be in good standing with the school and consistently demonstrate appropriate behavior in classes, rehearsals, performances, and school-sponsored events.
Selection
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee membership. Final membership decisions will be made by the Chapter Advisor based on the student’s overall qualifications and commitment to the values of the Tri-M Music Honor Society.
Criminal Justice Club and Competition Team
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsors: Mr. Hamilton & Mr. Recla
Purpose:
The Criminal Justice Competition Team prepares students for careers in public service by developing academic, technical, and workplace readiness skills. Members participate in competitive events while strengthening problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, and career-specific knowledge within the field of criminal justice.
Meeting Dates:
Every Tuesday and Thursday in 3-102 or 3-128 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$25.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Membership shall be open to students who have an interest in criminal justice, law enforcement, courts, corrections, 911 communications, forensic science, law, public safety, or related careers.and are enrolled in or have been enrolled in the Criminal Justice academy, forensic science courses or law studies , and are students in good standing academically with a good discipline record.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Lang
Purpose:
FBLA prepares students to become ethical, community-minded business leaders through leadership development, career preparation, and competitive events. Members gain valuable experience in business, communication, teamwork, and professional skills that prepare them for success in college and future careers.
Meeting Dates:
Every Thursday in 1-208 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$50.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students. Members can compete as long as they are in good standing (paid dues) and meet all FBLA deadlines.
Health Occupations Students of America
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Saly
Purpose:
The mission of HOSA is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.
Meeting Dates:
TBD (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$25.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Students must be interested in pursuing a healthcare career.
Lady Coyote Engineering
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mr. Baker
Purpose:
Lady Coyote Engineering provides additional opportunities for students to strengthen their engineering skills while exploring college and career pathways. Members gain hands-on experience with engineering tools and projects while learning about scholarships, personal finance, career planning, and other life skills that support future success.
Meeting Dates:
Every Monday after school in 04-102 (1:45-3:00 pm)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Past or present members of the Engineering Academy.
Mock Trial Team
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mr. Hamilton & Ms. Maher
Purpose:
The purpose of this club for people who interested in law or trying to learn how the courthouse works this is the club. We will be exploring new ways to learn and interact with things such as law studies, criminal justice etc.
Meeting Dates:
TBD in 3-102 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
VEX Robotics Team
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mr. Baker
Purpose:
The CCHS VEX Robotics Team strengthens students’ programming, engineering, and robotics skills through hands-on design and competition. Members collaborate to build and program robots while developing leadership, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills as they prepare for regional competitions.
Meeting Dates:
Every Tuesday & Thursday in 3-124/Robotics Lab (1:45-3:00 pm)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Past or present members of the Engineering Academy
Coyote Best Buddies
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Oakley
Purpose:
Coyote Best Buddies promotes inclusion by building meaningful one-to-one friendships between students with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Members foster a welcoming school environment while developing leadership skills, encouraging acceptance, and supporting opportunities for friendship, service, and community engagement.
Meeting Dates:
First or second Wednesday of each month in the Cafeteria or 4-124/4-126 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Students should demonstrate good character, a willingness to help others, attend club meetings, participate in Best Buddies activities, and support club fundraisers.
Key Club
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Ms. Morales
Purpose:
Key Club is a student-led service organization dedicated to developing leadership through volunteerism. Members participate in school and community service projects while building teamwork, civic responsibility, and leadership skills that positively impact both the school and the surrounding community.
Meeting Dates:
Every other Thursday in 4-225 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$15.00 for existing students / $20.00 for new students
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to students in any grade who are committed to serving others and upholding the values of Key Club. Members are expected to attend meetings and actively participate in service projects.

Random Acts of Kindness Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Jackson
Purpose:
To spread kindness around campus through small but meaningful acts of service and gratitude.
Meeting Dates:
Every other Wednesday in 3-204 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Membership is open to any currently enrolled student at Cypress Creek High School who maintains a minimum of a 2.0 GPA, and who has, and continues to follow the Cypress Creek Student Code of Conduct.
Red Cross, The
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Sartorio
Purpose:
When you volunteer with the American Red Cross, you become a member of one of the largest humanitarian networks in the world. Working with the Red Cross is an excellent way to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. At the same time, you’re making a positive impact in your community and among peers, you’ll be maximizing your talents, learning new skills, improving your resume and meeting new people. Red Cross Clubs provide opportunities to address your community’s greatest needs. You’ll also be empowered with the knowledge and lifesaving skills to help prepare your school and community to respond to emergencies.
Meeting Dates:
TBD in 1-203 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.

Simply from the Heart Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Meyer
Purpose:
Helping others, giving back to the community, and creating positive experiences for people going through difficult times.
Meeting Dates:
Once a month on Wednesdays in 3-109 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Membership is open to any currently enrolled student at Cypress Creek High School who maintains a minimum of a 2.0 GPA, and who has, and continues to follow the Cypress Creek Student Code of Conduct.
Student Government (SGA)
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Minor
Purpose:
Student Government (SGA) provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills while representing their classmates. Members help organize school events, elections, Homecoming activities, spirit weeks, and other campus traditions while serving as a voice between students, faculty, and administration.
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Students running for a class officer position must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and have no Level 2 or Level 3 disciplinary referrals during the current school year.
Art Club
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsors: Mr. Kreider
Purpose:
Art Club provides students with opportunities to explore their creativity, develop artistic skills, and connect with others who share a passion for the visual arts. Members participate in collaborative art projects, create works using a variety of media, contribute to campus and community art initiatives, and celebrate artistic expression in a supportive and creative environment.
Meeting Dates:
Every Thursday after school in 1-201 (1:45-2:30 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students with an interest in art and creativity.
Dance Team
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mrs. Dorony
Purpose:
The Cypress Creek High School Dance Team provides students with opportunities to develop their dance skills while promoting school spirit through performances, competitions, and community events. Members grow as performers while building teamwork, discipline, leadership, and school pride in a positive and inclusive environment.
Meeting Dates:
- Every Wednesday in 5-119 (2:30-4:30 pm)
- Every Thursday in 5-119 (2:00-4:00 pm)
Dues:
$500
Eligibility Requirements:
Students must:
- Be enrolled in the Cypress Creek High School Dance Department.
- Successfully complete the team audition process.
- Maintain a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA.
- Meet all behavioral expectations and follow the team’s code of conduct.
Rock Band Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Mollica & Mr. Rodriguez
Purpose:
The purpose of the High School Rock Band Club is to provide students with a collaborative and inclusive environment where they can explore rock and contemporary music, develop instrumental and vocal performance skills, enhance creativity through songwriting and arranging, and gain experience performing for school and community audiences. The club promotes teamwork, leadership, responsibility, and appreciation for diverse musical styles while fostering confidence and a lifelong interest in music.
Meeting Dates:
Every other Thursday afterschool in the Orchestra Room (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Students should be proficient in their chosen instruments and have been playing a minimum of 3 years.
Society of Creative Writing, The
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Ceallaigh
Purpose:
The Society of Creative Writing provides students with a supportive community where they can develop and share their creative voice. Members explore a variety of writing styles, including poetry, short stories, scripts, songs, and other forms of written expression while encouraging creativity and collaboration.
Meeting Dates:
Every Thursday in 3-219 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.

Book Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Timer
Purpose:
Book Club encourages a lifelong love of reading by bringing students together to explore and discuss novels from a variety of genres. Members engage in thoughtful discussions, develop critical thinking skills, and enjoy a welcoming environment that promotes creativity, collaboration, and a shared appreciation for literature.
Meeting Dates:
Every other Thursday in 3-210 (1:45-2:15 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Coyote Boffer Association
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Ceallaigh
Purpose:
The Coyote Boffer Association introduces students to the exciting world of boffer sports through safe, organized foam weapon combat. Members learn proper techniques, equipment construction, teamwork, sportsmanship, and strategic thinking while participating in a fun and inclusive activity.
Meeting Dates:
Every Wednesday in 3-219 (1:45-3:00 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Craft Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mrs. Brooks
Purpose:
The Craft Club provides students with opportunities to explore creativity through a variety of arts and crafts. Members will learn new crafting techniques, collaborate on projects, develop artistic skills, and build a positive community centered around creativity and self-expression.
Meeting Dates:
Every Tuesdays in 5-123 (1:45-2:45 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Membership is open to all Cypress Creek High School students in good standing who have an interest in arts, crafts, and creative activities. Members are expected to follow school rules and participate respectfully in club activities.

Creekin' Crazies (Creek Crew)
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Timer
Purpose:
The club works to build school spirit and strengthen the campus community by supporting athletic teams, fine arts programs, and other school activities. Members help organize pep rallies, homecoming events, tailgates, and themed Spirit Week activities, while also creating posters, banners, and signs for campus and athletic events. The club also helps welcome new students and encourages all students to get involved and feel connected to the school community.
Meeting Dates:
Every Thursday in 3-219 (1:45-2:15 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Membership is open to all Cypress Creek High School students in good standing.
Dungeoneers Den
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Ceallaigh
Purpose:
Dungeoneers Den uses tabletop role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons to encourage creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, storytelling, and strategic thinking. Members collaborate in a safe, inclusive environment while developing communication and imagination through interactive adventures.
Meeting Dates:
Every Monday in 3-219 (1:45-3:00 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Gardening Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Conrad
Purpose:
The Cypress Creek Gardening Club provides students with opportunities to beautify the school campus through gardening and landscaping projects. Members develop gardening skills, work collaboratively, and earn volunteer service hours while helping create a more inviting campus environment.
Meeting Dates:
Every Tuesday in front of the school (1:45-2:15 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Movie Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Hof
Purpose:
Movie club is a student-led club where students watch and discuss films while developing media literacy and critical-thinking skills. Media literacy in film is the ability to look past the surface plot. Members will examine the deeper meanings behind characters, themes, and conflicts shown in the film. This also gives students a place to connect with others who have similar interests to create a welcoming environment.
Meeting Dates:
On Thursdays, twice per month (1:45-2:15 pm).
Dues:
$10.00
Eligibility Requirements:
- Be respectful, everyone may have different opinions/interpretations and that’s okay.
- Be present, come to meetings regularly and on time.
- Participate in writing the summary and join in discussions.
- Keep discussions on topic
Pickleball Club
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Coach Pnacek
Purpose:
The purpose of the Pickleball Club is to provide students with an opportunity to learn, play, and enjoy pickleball in a fun, safe, and inclusive environment. The club promotes physical activity, sportsmanship, teamwork, and social interaction among students.
Meeting Dates:
The Pickleball Club will meet after school once per week on the tennis courts. The specific day and time will be determined based on my availability and member interest (1:45-2:15 pm).
Dues:
$0.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Psych in Action
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Ms. Jackson
Purpose:
The purpose of Psych in Action is to combine an interest in psychology with meaningful service projects in our community. We would mainly focus on applying psychological concepts such as behavior, mental health awareness, and social interaction to real-world situations through volunteering and outreach activities.
Meeting Dates:
Monthly on Mondays in 3-204 (1:45-2:30 pm).
Dues:
$10.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
Speech & Debate
District Sponsorship: District-Sponsored Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Vadell
Purpose:
To educate students about public speaking and debate. To encourage students to have confidence when interacting with conflicting perspectives.
Meeting Dates:
Mondays in 3-225 (1:45-2:15 pm)
Dues:
$20.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.

TCG Club (Trading Card Game)
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Kreider & Mr. Jennings
Purpose:
This club is meant to bring together students who enjoy strategizing with the use of tabletop games and engrain confidence in the students of CCHS in skills pertaining to community engagement, and problem solving with materials given.
Meeting Dates:
Every Wednesday in room 1-201(1:45-2:15 pm).
Dues:
$0.00
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.
American Sign Language Club (ASL CLub)
District Sponsorship: District Student Group
Sponsor: Mrs. Hotchkiss & Ms. Holland
Purpose:
To provide a safe place for students interested in ASL to practice accurately with likeminded peers.
Meeting Dates:
Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month in 1-224 (1:45-2:15 pm).
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Must be willing to learn and practice and follow a voice off policy when it’s in effect.
BSU (Black Student Union)
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Morse & Mr. McFayden
Purpose:
The purpose of this student group is to create a welcoming community for Black students and anyone interested in Black culture and history. The club will promote unity, celebrate Black culture, discuss important issues, and create opportunities for students to learn from and support one another.
Meeting Dates:
Every Tuesday in 3-127 (1:45-2:15 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
The club will be open to all enrolled students who are interested in learning about and supporting Black history, culture, and experiences. Students are expected to follow school rules and participate respectfully.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Coach Hernandez
Purpose:
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) encourages students to grow in their faith while building meaningful relationships with their peers. Through meetings, service opportunities, and discussions, members are empowered to lead with integrity, encourage others, and make a positive impact both on campus and in the community. Participation is open to all students, regardless of athletic involvement.
Meeting Dates:
Every TBA DAY in the 3-110 (1:45-2:15 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students. Students do not have to be athletes to participate.
First Priority
District Sponsorship: Non-District Student Group
Sponsor: Mr. Ellison & Ms. Fisher
Purpose:
First Priority provides students with a welcoming environment to explore and strengthen their Christian faith. The group encourages students to share hope, build supportive friendships, and create a campus community where everyone is valued, respected, and welcome.
Meeting Dates:
Every Friday in the Cafeteria (1:45-2:15 pm.)
Dues:
None
Eligibility Requirements:
Open to all students.



