Purpose and nature:

• The objective of the program is to promote student awareness of world affairs and of the role of the United States in the international political system.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Attend meetings and participate in competitions.
• Please see Mrs. Bettridge in Room 6-217 if you have questions.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Romero-Bettridge: romerk@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• TBA, Lunch, 6-217

Purpose and nature:

• The Alliance Club’s main purpose is to promote a welcoming environment by promoting tolerance, acceptance, kindness and positivity throughout the school and community.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• All potential members must first contact the club sponsor.

Description of club activities:

• Club activities may include social gatherings, movie nights, or special luncheons.

Other important club information:

• Anyone may join! No club meetings on half days!

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Hayford: holthj@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Every Friday, Lunch, LMC Lab (Room 5-103)

Purpose and nature:

• The Arts & Crafts Club’s main purpose is to introduce students to a variety of arts and crafts projects throughout the school year.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• It’s simple to become a member by just stopping by the Media Center and seeing Ms. Julie (Media Assistant). E-mails are also welcome! 

Description of club activities:

• Students will learn new techniques and develop skills while working on both personalized and  cooperative projects. One important goal is to teach students that everyone can be an artist. Student portfolios are created so members can keep track of their progress.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Hayford: holthj@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tue/Thurs after school (2:05-3 PM) LMC

Purpose and nature:

• Best Buddies is all about making sure students with special needs do not have to go through high school alone! Students are matched up with a buddy and are asked to meet with their buddy during lunch or even outside of school at least once a week. Please check this program out and sign up at bestbuddiesonline.org and see how you can make a difference. Diversity is a Fact, but Inclusion is an Act!

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Make sure to sign up during club rush or e-mail for information. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Szczepkowski: SzczeJ@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month during lunch.

Purpose and Nature:

• The book club is a reading group that  promotes that love of literature in a positive and nurturing environment.  The purpose of this club is to bring a community of readers together to learn about and discuss books that matter to them based on a topic or an agreed-upon reading list.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• None

Other important club information:

• The list of books read by the book club will be available in the Activities Office upon request. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Dr. Peterson: petersda@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Every Friday at lunch in Room 11-206

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the Chess Club is to enjoy friendly and competitive chess matches. Chess is a classic game which requires deep thought and plenty of forward thinking - skills that help in many other areas of education and life. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• We accept players of all skill levels in hopes to better learn the game and have new players discover the joy in the game. 

Other important club information:

• Our chess club allows students to be involved in a social, informational, instructional, and competitive (not to mention fun!) meeting space. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Hayford: holthj@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Monday to Thursday during Lunch in the LMC (when LMC is open)

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose is to empower youth to preserve our community, environment, and quality of life.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Application process and interview with board.

Description of club activities:

• Monthly meetings and monthly field tours to key community locations and community service projects.

Other important club information:

• Youth Council is an advisory board to the Naples City Council

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Swingley: swinglka@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Meetings meet Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4:30 PM. Sub-committees meet during lunch as needed. Tours take place once a month from 7 AM to 3:30 PM.

Purpose and nature:

• To learn how to improve public speaking skills. Also, to compete against other schools in the district.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• None

Description of club activities:

• Debate Club provides an excellent opportunity for students who are interested in current events to engage in the art of civil discourse and discussion. We take the preparation of our cases and our participation in debate tournaments very seriously, however, our club emphasizes respect for others, tolerance, learning and fun. Teams will compete against other local high schools in Collier County.

Other important club information:

• The competitions are on Saturdays and the practices are on Wednesdays.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Dr. Peterson: peterda@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Wednesdays at lunch and after school; 11-206

Purpose and nature:

• Creating a connection with dementia patients through art.  

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Interest in drawing and self motivated. 

Description of club activities:

• Student volunteer time is rewarded with Bright Future Scholarship hours that are reviewed and approved by the Naples High School art teacher, Mrs. Perez. She will determine how many service hours students would receive for their pieces.

Other important club information:

• This club has members working on their own in their own space… creating art for others. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Perez-Benitoa: perezc8@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Fridays once a month in Room 6-103

Purpose and nature:

• Extension of our NAF/PLTW Engineering Academy.  Robotics is not only the future, it is also the present. Beyond science and engineering principles, participating in robotics encourages creativity, teamwork, leadership, and problem solving among groups. By familiarizing students with programming, sensors, and automation, they hone critical computational thinking skills needed to succeed in both the 21st Century's workforce and in everyday life.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Should be in engineering classes or have an interest in STEM

Description of club activities:

• Solar Car Race, VEX Competition, WBL Opportunities, Volunteering

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Greer: greerc@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Thursdays at lunch, Room 7-104

Purpose and nature:

• Envirothon is a hands-on environmental problem-solving competition for high school-aged students.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Open to all students grades 9-12.

Description of club activities:

• Participating teams complete training and testing in five natural resource categories including: soils/land use, aquatic ecology, forestry, wildlife, and current environmental issues. Students will be prepared for the regional competition and prepare even further for the state competition that will showcase their environmental knowledge.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. McEachern: mceack@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tuesdays at lunch, Room 3-101

Purpose and nature:

• FCA seeks to make disciples through our strategy of engaging, equipping, and empowering coaches, athletes, and students to know and grow in Christ and lead others to do the same.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Horne: hornepa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Thursday at lunch in the Blue Gym

Purpose and nature:

• To learn and practice the fundamentals of fencing.

Criteria to become a member:

• Interest in learning about fencing.

Description of club activities:

• The club will learn and practice the fundamentals of fencing.

Other important club information:

• The club does a December fundraiser called Holiday wishes where the club sells notes to be delivered to staff and students.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Jinkins: jinkih@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Every Friday at lunch, Room 2-102

Purpose and nature:

• Future Doctors of America is a club created for the benefit of students who have expressed interest in pursuing a career in the medical field. It is attached to HOSA, which is a national charter organization with regional, state, and national competitions. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Any student with an interest in the medical field.

Description of club activities:

• The club is designed to help students discover the many diverse career opportunities and occupations within the medical field. The club will have Skype based question and answer sessions with medical practitioners which will allow students to learn about the responsibilities and intricacies of various career paths in various locations around America. Members will play medical trivia games and have group-based discussions on advancements in the medical field.  Members will plan to participate in small group field trips to doctors’ offices around Naples during off-school hours.  

Other important club information:

• HOSA is an international student organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Education (HSE) Division of ACTE. HOSA's two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Blazina: Blazinga@collierschools.com
• Ms. D'Arco: DarcoGa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tuesday at lunch (Monthly) in Room 4-103

Purpose and nature:

• FFEA (Florida Future Educators of America) is an organization that gives students the opportunity to explore teaching. We help students gain a realistic understanding of education and the teaching profession.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Must be part of Early Childhood Education classes.

Other important club information:

• The club has many opportunities for volunteering and learning. The club offers an open forum for new and innovative ideas for active involvement in the club.
• We have three branches that are as follows:
  • community
  • students
  • teachers

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Swingley: swinglka@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Each branch meets once a month on Mondays in Room 2-111.

Purpose and nature:

• The GREEN Club is the only NHS Club that raises awareness for the environment through on and off-campus community service projects, globally-recognized events for Earth Day, and maintains selected gardens on the NHS campus. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Attend two monthly meetings
• Participate in the quarterly events

Description of club activities:

• Students can interact with the plants while learning which plants are beneficial for both the environment and ourselves.  

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Stewart: stewak1@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at lunch in Room 11-204.

Purpose and nature:

• Interact is a club for young adults ages 13-18, who want to join together to tackle the issues in their community that they care most about.  Interact club is sponsored by The Rotary Club of Naples, which is part of the Rotary International.

Description of club activities:

• As a member of Interact, you can carry out hands-on service projects within the community, develop leadership skills, and make international connections.

Other important club information:

• As a member of Interact, you can carry out hands-on service projects within the community, develop leadership skills, and make international connections. Interact has a membership of over 250,000 youth in more than 11,000 clubs worldwide. It is one of Rotary's fastest growing programs. Interact's name is a combination of the words international and action.  Our organization has clubs in over 120 countries and geographical areas. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Sommerfield: sommeb@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tuesdays at lunch in Room 6-208.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of this club is to learn more about investing and competing in a stock market simulation game within the club.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Must show interest in finance.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Samuelson: samuelv@collierschool.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Wednesdays at lunch in Room 4-111.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the club is to discuss current events and write articles for the naplestalon.com as well as contribute ideas to post on @napleseagles on instagram. It will be an open community for those who are interested in being a journalist or want to enhance their writing.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Those who want to join should come up with creative ideas to write or talk about before the meetings.

Description of club activities:

• Members contribute to the publication process and help to advance the newspaper through social media outreach, written coverage, photojournalism, marketing, and web development. The club reinforces journalism skills, leadership abilities, and collaboration among the publication’s staff.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Parlier: parlir@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at lunch in Room 5-105.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the JROTC Academic Team is to enhance cadet knowledge of  ACT/SAT types of questions.

Description of club activities:

• The team competes in state and national level JROTC scholar bowl competitions. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• JROTC Cadet

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• LTC Garrah: garrahpa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Wednesdays at lunch in Room 6-116

Purpose and nature:

• Honor Guard cadets present sabers at significant civic events. This team requires cadets of a high moral character with proven cadet professionalism. This team is comprised of mostly upper classmen. The Honor Guard is also an extension of the Color Guard team and participates in several key events, like Honor Flight and Night to Shine.

Description of club activities:

•  The JROTC Color Guard competes at county and state competitions.  The Honor Guard uses sabers to present saber arches at various events, activities and ceremonies.    

Criteria for becoming a member:

• JROTC Cadet

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• LTC Garrah: garrahpa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tuesdays from 2:15 to 3:30 PM in Room 6-118

Purpose and nature:

• The Drill Team helps cadets master and execute individual movements in group synchronization. This team builds precision, confidence, and camaraderie. Drill is a reflection of discipline and requires dedication, hard work, and integrity.

Description of club activities:

• They compete in precision marching as well as rifle spinning.  

Criteria for becoming a member:

• JROTC Cadet

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• LTC Garrah: garrahpa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Wednesdays from 2:15 to 3:30 PM outside of JROTC room.  (December to April)

Purpose and Nature:

• The purpose of the JROTC Drum Corps is to perform at school and community events as well as parades.

Description of club activities:

• Events the JROTC Drum Corps perform in are often smaller than the school band would participate in, and are ceremonial in nature.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• JROTC Cadet

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• LTC Garrah: garrahpa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Fridays from 2:15 to 3:30 PM outside of the JROTC Room.

Purpose and nature:

• The Raider team is the physical training portion of the JROTC program. The team focuses on physical endurance to complete tasks such as rope bridge, 3k run, obstacle course, and litter carry.  The team is dedicated to preparing cadets for county and state competitions.

Description of club activities:

• The team competes at the county and state levels against other JROTC raider teams.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• JROTC Cadet

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• MSG Eaton: eatonj1@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Mondays and Wednesday from 2:15 to 4 PM.   (August to December)

Purpose and nature:

• The Rifle Team is dedicated to teaching and developing competition-style shooting. Cadets are taught the proper and safe way to shoot and handle air rifles. Each cadet is given a target sheet and tries their best to get the most points from each hit on the target. Cadets must pass a rifle safety test before trying out for the team.

Description of club activities:

• The team competes at the county and state levels against other JROTC Rifle teams.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• JROTC Cadet

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• MSG Eaton: eatonj1@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:15 to 4 PM.   (November to March)

Purpose and nature:

• The Junior Statesmen mission is to strengthen American democracy by educating and preparing high school students for life-long involvement and responsible leadership in a democratic society.

Description of club activities:

• In the student-run Junior State participants learn statesmanship as they engage in political discourse through weekly club debate forums and at the Fall State Convention. At Winter Congress, in Washington, D.C., students propose and promote their own legislation in House and Senate committees. Through participation in JSA, students cultivate democratic leadership skills, challenge one another to think critically, advocate their own opinions, develop respect for opposing views, and learn to rise above self-interest to promote the public good.  

Any other pertinent information:

• Additional information can be found at www.jsa.org 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Attend meetings and pay required dues.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Romero-Bettridge: romerok@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• 2nd and 4th Friday of the month in the Media Center Blue Room.

Purpose and nature:

• Key Club is a student-led, high school organization. Our members make the world a better place through service. In doing so, we grow as individuals and as leaders by answering the call to lead, summoning the courage to engage and developing the heart to serve.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Dr. Burd: burdsa@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Every other Friday at lunch in Room 11-212.

Purpose and nature:

• Model United Nations (also Model UN or MUN) The purpose of Model United Nations is to teach negotiating, bargaining and communication skills, represent a foreign perspective in a disciplined forum, enhance awareness and inform students on critical global issues, and acquaint students with the workings of the United Nations.

Description of club activities:

• In standard Model UN, students take on roles as diplomats and participate in a simulated session of an intergovernmental organization (IGO). Participants research a country, take on roles as diplomats, investigate international issues, debate, deliberate, consult, and then develop solutions to world problems.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Argueta: arguer@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Tuesdays at lunch in Room 8-103

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the club is to compete in math competitions against other schools.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Interest in mathematics, good standing in school and mathematics classes

Description of club activities:

• Club members work individually and in groups on math competition problems. The club will compete against other schools.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Kukushkin: kukushal@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• TBD

Purpose and nature:

• To watch culturally significant movies and analyze them.

Description of club activities:

• A list of films that will be discussed is available in the Activities Department and with the Club Sponsor. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Zencuch: Zencucad@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Every other Thursday during lunch in Room 6-206.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose is to celebrate honor students through academics, service, character, and citizenship.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• 4.0 weighted GPA; 11th or 12th grade; panel approval; $35 membership dues; 25 service hours annually to maintain membership.

Description of club activities:

• The club will participate in lunchtime and after school tutoring, possibly helping to run the school store, campus beautification efforts, and community service projects.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Carter: carterho@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• 1st Friday of each month at lunch in the NHS Auditorium.

Purpose and nature:

• To carry out fun, educational activities that raise awareness about the environment while giving back to our community.

Criteria for becoming a member:

•  All are welcome.

Description of club activities:

• Informative meetings, volunteering at related events for community service.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Prange: prangr@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Every Thursday at lunch in Mr. Prange's Room 8-106, as well as the occasional after-school or weekend activities.

Purpose and nature:

• Our club hopes to be a place where students can come and explore a connection with nature through fishing when they might not otherwise have been given this opportunity. Meetings will be dedicated to choosing and carrying out one of the lessons within the curriculum provided by the FWC School Fishing Club Program. We will work with community members to participate and contribute their knowledge of fishing as a sport, business and lifestyle throughout these lessons. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Interest in fishing and attendance at most meetings.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. McEachern: mceack@collierscools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• TBD

Purpose and nature:

• Junior Civitan is a club led by a student board along with an advisor who oversees all club functions. Our Junior Civitan Club is sponsored by the Naples Civitan Club and together we dedicate our efforts to meeting the needs in the community, with an emphasis on working with individuals with special needs.

Description of club activities:

• We will volunteer at community and school events.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Rodriguez: rodrigmo@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Mondays at lunch in Room 2-207.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose and nature of the Pickleball Club is to raise awareness of the sport, promote teamwork and sportsmanship, and meet other students interested in the game. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Sign up with Mrs. Albano in Room 6-203, attend meetings, and adhere to CCPS Student Rules of Conduct. 

Description of club activities:

• Members will discuss the sport, learn rules and share strategies. They will have the opportunity to play casual, unofficial games. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Albano: AlbanoAn@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• First Friday of each month at lunch in Room 6-203.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of this club is to allow students with an interest in ping pong to participate with their peers. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Must show good sportsmanship. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Samuelson: samuev1@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Wednesdays during lunch.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the club is to inspire and empower young people to make a positive impact in our community through volunteering, education, and emergency preparedness. Together, we can save lives and create a safer future. 

Description of club activities:

• A minimum of three Red Cross mission-related service projects are expected to completed per year. Any activities/service projects must be communicated to the Red Cross Regional Chapter. 

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Members must pay dues of $10 and register as a Red Cross volunteer. 

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. D'Arco: darcoga@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Second and fourth Thursdays at lunch in Room 5-118. (Ms. D'arco's Classroom)

Purpose and nature:

• The Collier County Scholar Bowl Program is an academic competition designed to challenge and recognize Collier County’s academically talented students. Teams from public and private Collier County schools compete to answer questions from the areas of mathematics, science, language arts, social studies, current events, and fine arts.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Members are to have a high GPA and to have higher than average knowledge in several subject areas.

Description of club activities:

• The club will drill using practice questions in preparation for Academic Competitions at the county level and The A-Team Challenge, which is a single-round elimination competition including 34 schools in the Southwest Florida Region.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Ms. Cantor: cantod@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Wednesdays at lunch in Ms. Cantor's Room 6-210.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica is to recognize high achievement in Spanish and Portuguese by students of secondary schools and to promote continuity of interest in Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian studies.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Be enrolled in an upper-level Spanish or Portuguese class.
• Have completed at least three semesters of Spanish or Portuguese. Transfer students must have spent one full semester in the program at Naples High School before eligibility.
• Have an unweighted, cumulative Spanish or Portuguese average of 3.5 or higher.
• Have never failed a class due to attendance.
• Display exemplary behavior, academic integrity, and have no serious discipline issues on record.
• Make timely payment of all requisite dues and fees.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Howard "Don Timo": howardti@colllierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• First Wednesday of each month at lunch in Room 6-204.

Purpose and nature:

• For students to compete in SpikeBall Competitions and to raise money for cancer research.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• All students are welcome with an interest in Spikeball.

Description of club activities:

• The Spikeball Club brings a community of students together to play spikeball in tournaments to raise money to support cancer research.  The club will host four tournaments a year.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Dr. Peterson: petersda@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Three to four matches a year in the green space at lunch.

Purpose and nature:

• The purpose of the Student Government Association is to represent all students at their High School. S.G.A. provides an opportunity for all students to actively contribute to the academic and social climate of the school campus.

Criteria for becoming a member:

• This club encourages students to participate in the governance of the campus community. One avenue for this participation is through the election of student leaders.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Meinert: meinel@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Mondays during lunch in Room 11-105. Grade level meetings vary on class sponsor.

Purpose and nature:

• The TOM'S Club is a philanthropic and community service-based group of the KINDest members.  This club collects and donates to local food banks, shoe/clothing/supply drives, and other non-profits.  The CLUB is also responsible for the collection efforts for the Campus Community Closet which provides clothing, shoes, and school and hygiene supplies for students and their families at no cost to them. 

Description of club activities:

• Members take pride in bridging the gap between what teens can do today to make a difference for local families and adults, recognizing that there are those in need, outside these four walls, and doing something positive and proactive, in response.   

Criteria for becoming a member:

• Members must pay dues and purchase a club t-shirt. They must also attend two meetings per month, and participate in the quarterly events.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mrs. Stewart: stewak1@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• First and Third Wednesdays each month at lunch in Room 11-204.

Purpose and nature:

• We Dine Clubs are a place for students new to the school or those looking to expand their peer group within the club/school.  The goal of We Dine is to reduce the number of students isolated during lunch by providing time and space to increase students’ sense of belonging.

Description of club activities:

• Each session, members get the opportunity to take part in interactive activities, group discussions and dining together. By doing this, new students will be able to assimilate into the school culture, students will form friendships and learn to accept one another.

Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:

• Mr. Hull: hullg@collierschools.com
• Ms. Giblin: giblil@collierschools.com

Meeting Location/Days/Times:

• Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month in Room 2-108.