GEORGE ROGERS CLARK

 Student Involvement Opportunities

(information submitted by sponsors)

 

Academic Team

Academic Team is an organization created for students who wish to participate competitively in the Quiz Bowl team format.  

Sponsor: Robyn Murphy

 

Bring Change 2 Minds

BC2M promotes mental health and brings positive awareness to it.

Sponsors: Bobbie Crace and Pepper Slone

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Buddies of the Bluegrass (BOTB) 

We are an organization with a goal of making our special needs students feel more involved in our school and community.  No fees to join; just text @buddiesof to 81010! 

Sponsor: Allison Conley

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Butterfly Club

Sponsor: Mrs. Dotson

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Clark County FFA

Student-run organization that focuses on promoting agriculture students growth in premier leadership, personal growth and career success.

Sponsors: Terra Pigg, Shane Wiseman, Derek Knight, Kyle Porter

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Claws N' Paws 

Claws N' Paws will discuss pet care and other pet-related issues.  We will plan fundraisers and collection drives to help the animal shelters and organizations around us.  We want to plan fun events and make the club a fun way to help the animal community.

Sponsor: Mrs. Dotson

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DFYC (Drug-Free Youth Club)

Our club is about choosing a drug-free lifestyle and promoting that lifestyle at our school.  This club is open to anyone, and there is no fee to join!

Sponsors: Chelsea Mobley and Bryan Downs

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Educators Rising

Educators Rising is a community-based program that promotes increased teacher diversity.  The organization embraces the calling of teaching as a profession while giving students an opportunity to get clinical experience with accomplished teachers even before college.  Participants will be recognized as student leaders and advocates for education.

Sponsor: Robyn Murphy

 

FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) 

FBLA helps high school students prepare for careers in business through academic competitions, leadership development, and educational programs.

Sponsor - Elizabeth Scioneaux

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Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)

FCCLA is a national organization for young men and women in FCS education.  FCCLA is about making a difference in families, careers, and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues. Must have taken FCS class in the past.

Sponsors: Olivia Moon and Jeff Finch 

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Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Our mission is to be a place where students of all backgrounds can come together to worship, pray, and encourage each other in their faith and relationship with God. 

Sponsor: Mr. Heinss

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French Club 

French Club focuses on foods and culture. We will meet during Club Day as scheduled by the school.

Sponsor: Lydia Kohler

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GRC Interact - Rotary

Community Service Club that provides opportunities for young people to work together.  The goals of Interact are to recognize and develop constructive leadership, personal integrity, and discover the power of Service Above Self.  The Interact Club also provides scholarship opportunities.

Sponsor: Carrie Reeder

 

GSA

Our organization seeks to provide a safe, supportive, fun community for people who fall anywhere on the gender spectrum- gay, straight, lesbian, bisexual, asexual, nonbinary, trans, questioning, etc. We aim to forward the basic truth that all people are equal and deserve respect and dignity; to dispel ignorance that feeds fear and hate; and to advocate for those who suffer as a result of that ignorance.

Sponsor: Eloise Lynch.

 

HOSA - Health and Occupations Students of America

Our organization is open to any student in the Health Science/Allied Health or Biomedical Pathways. Health Science/Allied Health students will sign up with Ms. Harney or Ms. Abner. Biomedical has its own chapter and will sign up with Ms. Cord.  $20 to join.

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JAG Career Associations

Sponsor: James Stults

 

JROTC

A citizenship program that focuses on leadership development and community service.

Sponsor: Master Sergeant Lee

 

Mock Trial Team

Mock Trial is a competitive organization in which schools are given a complete court case with witness statements and evidence.  As a team, you prepare direct examinations, cross examinations, opening statements, and closing arguments to compete against other schools in an actual trial (most of the time in an actual courtroom)!

Sponsors: Camryn Arnold, Logan Murphy

 

National Art Honor Society (NAHS)

A high school honor society that inspires students with outstanding ability and keen interest in visual arts. Must be a high school student who has completed at least one semester of art here at GRC and passed with a C or higher.  To be eligible for membership, you must have (and maintain) a minimum scholarship average of a C or higher.

Sponsor: Ms. Fuller

 

National Beta Club

National Beta Club is the largest independent, non-profit, educational youth organization in America.  And for 80 years, it has prepared today’s students to be tomorrow's leaders.  To promote the ideals of achievement, character, service, and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. Each member is invited based on their GPA.  You must have a GPA above 3.5 to join the club. 

Sponsor:  Amanda Mills

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National Honor Society

NHS is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students.  More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the area of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

Sponsor: Christina Gazave

 

Skills USA

We are the leaders and the competitive representatives of the Clark County Area Technology Center.  As a previously established group, both advisors and returning members are welcome with open arms. Our goal is to prepare you for leadership and the world of work. Must have an ATC class to join.

Sponsor: Mr. Willoughby

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Y Club

The Y-Club program provides high school students a chance to participate in hands-on activities that develop leadership skills, help one understand the importance of civic responsibility, and enhance our community through service projects.  This organization allows students to put democracy in action by participating in the KYA and KUNA Conferences and meeting with other schools from around the state.

Sponsors: Mr. Barnett and Mrs. Greenwell

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Young Democrats Club

The Young Democrats Club supports and helps engage students in the democratic process and assists in the electoral success of Democratic Party candidates for office locally as well as statewide and federal elections.

Sponsor: Matthew Shepherd

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Young Republicans Club

Through recruiting, training and mobilizing people, the YRNF presents an opportunity for ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Through community involvement in political issues, charitable projects and participation in political campaigns, YRs work to improve the world in which we live.

Sponsor:  Mr. Andrews

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