Clubs and Organizations
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Our purpose is to provide co-curricular organizations and activities to permit all interested students an opportunity to participate. Every effort is made to avoid membership requirements that would prevent this participation
Student Membership Requirements
Students are encouraged to join and participate in teams, clubs and organizations. Membership requirements are contained in each club's constitutions and by-laws; there are general requirements regarding eligibility for membership in any sport, club or organization.
In accordance with Marion County School Board and established school policies, certain requirements must be met by the individuals involved in activity programs.
These are as follows:
- 1. All students involved in activities must have at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA and meet the club's requirements. Freshmen must have been "promoted" from 8th grade. Students may not have a fine on the "debt list".
- Students involved in any activities, whether on or off campus, are governed by the Marion County Code of Student Conduct.
- Students must complete a student participation and Parental Approval Form prior to joining any club.
Student Participation Guidelines
A student may hold the office of president for one(1) club/organization only per school year. However, a student is not limited to the number of other offices he/she may hold in other clubs; i.e. treasurer, secretary, etc. In addition to the grade point average requirement, a good discipline and attendance record are important. A student is not to attend a club or school-sponsored function on days when he/she has not attended school. It is the sponsor's responsibility to enforce this policy.
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ATHLETIC TRAINING CLUB |
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| Grade Levels |
9th - 12th |
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AUTO CLUB |
| Sponsor |
Mr. Anthony Maffei |
| Purpose |
To support classroom activities and further the students education in automotive areas. Students can register to compete in Regional, State and National competitions that showcase the skills learned in the program. Also students gain networking experience through attending the events and meeting with the sponsors of the events who are generally industry representatives. |
| Requirements |
Automotive program student with 2.0 GPA, no student debts, no discipline referrals, willingness to help the program succeed through hard work and perseverance. |
| Grade Levels |
9th - 12th |
| Dues |
Dues are based on how many competitions the individual student may want to attend or by working the automotive dept. events throughout the year instead of paying dues. |
| Major Activities |
Regional, State, and National SkillsUSA competitions, Car shows.
Homecoming events, 2 car shows per year. |
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE |
| Sponsor |
Mrs. Thomas |
| Purpose |
The Criminal Justice Club is composed of students with the collective interest in various criminal justice agencies. The Club exists to try to give these students better insight into these career paths and give students the ability to make connections with each other and outside agencies to commence with upon graduation. |
| Requirements |
2.0 GPA |
| Grade Levels |
All |
| Dues |
$25 Dues
$30 Club shirt |
| Major Activities |
Field trips, various community service and charitable activities. |
| Fundraisers |
Varied opportunities throughout the year. |
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Dance Team (Northside Dancers) |
| Sponsor |
Laura Strickland |
| Purpose |
A sponsored dance team that will attend school events & athletic events. |
| Requirements |
Students must have a 2.0 to participate as well as a signed contract from parent/guardian(s) to try-out & to be a member. |
| Grade Levels |
9-12th Grade |
| Dues |
$50 Participation Fee |
| Major Activities |
The team will support the athletic teams at games as a spirit group as well perform at basketball (boys & girls) games & pep rallies.
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DRAMA CLUB |
| Sponsor |
Ms. Tank |
| Purpose |
To produce high quality theatre for the community |
| Requirements |
A minimum of a C average per grading period and a uniform (Club shirt).
Meeting days will be held Wednesday mornings from 8:30 to 9:00. |
| Grade Levels |
9 to 12 |
| Dues |
$10 dues |
| Major Activities |
On campus performances and select field trips to area schools. |
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ECOLOGY/SCIENCE |
| Sponsor |
Mr. Moser |
| Purpose |
Mission statement- to educate people to leave this world a better place to live for future generations. |
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| Grade Levels |
9 to 12 |
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FFA |
| Sponsor |
Ms. Lori Albritton and Mrs. Haley McGinnes |
| Purpose |
To make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. |
| Requirements |
You must be enrolled in an agriculture course and have a 2.0 GPA. |
| Grade Levels |
All Grades (9-12) |
| Dues |
Dues: $20.00 |
| Major Activities |
FFA members at NMH participate in a variety of activities throughout the year. Not only do many of our members showcase their hard work at the Southeastern Youth Fair and excel in a number of Career Development Events such as Horse, Livestock, Poultry, and Vegetable Judging; they are also heavily involved in serving the Marion County community. |
| Fundraisers |
Country Meat Sticks, SEYF Ad Sales |
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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA (FBLA) |
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| Purpose |
Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) education association with a quarter million students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. The purpose of FBLA is to provide opportunities for students to develop vocational and career competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities. |
| Requirements |
2.0 GPA and has taken at least one business class in highschool career |
| Grade Levels |
All grade levels (9th to 12th) |
| Dues |
$20.00 |
| Major Activities |
District 7 FBLA hosts a Competition every year and rewards excellence to students in a broad range of business and career-related areas. Those students placing 1st, 2nd, 3rd and scoring a 70% or higher move on to the state-based competition at the spring State Leadership Conferences. Students compete in events testing their business knowledge and skills. Top state winners then are eligible to compete for honors at the National Leadership Conference each summer. |
| Fundraisers |
~Fundraising for the March of Dimes/Ronald McDonald House ~Christmas Candy Gram sales, March of Dimes Bear sale, and Bake Sales for fundraising |
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HEALTH OCCUPATIONS STUDENTS OF AMERICA (HOSA) |
| Sponsor |
Mrs. Sonja Christmas |
| Purpose |
Health Occupation Students of America, Inc. (www.HOSA.org) is the appropriate Career/Technical Student Organization for providing leadership training experiences and reinforcing specific career/technical skills taught in the Health Science classroom. |
| Requirements |
HOSA is an integral part of the curriculum and highly recommended for all levels but mandatory for Allied Health Assisting and Directed Studies |
| Grade Levels |
9th, 10th, 11th, 12th |
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| Fundraisers |
To be announced |
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (NHS) |
| Sponsor |
Ms. Miranda Brogan |
| Purpose |
To promote the ideals of scholarship, character, leadership and service |
| Requirements |
sophomores or juniors with an unweighted GPA of 3.25 of higher will be invited to join NHS. Students must earn 15 community service hours a semester. |
| Grade Levels |
11th and 12th grades |
| Dues |
$25 |
| Major Activities |
After school tutoring and other school and community service |
| Fundraisers |
Coupons for Education and Car Wash |
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