- Palmetto Ridge High
- PRH Club List
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A-Team
Purpose and Nature:
- Any student with a GPA of 2.0 or greater may join. Dues are $20 and we practice Mondays after school, so that we can travel, compete, have fun, and win Academic Quiz Bowl type competitions. We need students from every grade level 9-12 & categories that they can practice and compete in include: history, government, geography, current events, literature, fine arts, sports trivia, pop culture, mathematics, and science. If any of these topics interest you and you can dedicate yourself to becoming an "expert" in that area over the school year, or if you just want to come hang out and have fun with us, please consider joining.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Chapman
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Mondays afterschool Room 569
- Any student with a GPA of 2.0 or greater may join. Dues are $20 and we practice Mondays after school, so that we can travel, compete, have fun, and win Academic Quiz Bowl type competitions. We need students from every grade level 9-12 & categories that they can practice and compete in include: history, government, geography, current events, literature, fine arts, sports trivia, pop culture, mathematics, and science. If any of these topics interest you and you can dedicate yourself to becoming an "expert" in that area over the school year, or if you just want to come hang out and have fun with us, please consider joining.
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Art
Purpose and Nature:
- Club dedicated to the creation of visual art beyond the scope of the instructional day. Students participate in community art displays, produce artwork for scholarship applications, refine AP Portfolio submissions, etc.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Wisniewski
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Wed. @ Lunch Room 530
- Club dedicated to the creation of visual art beyond the scope of the instructional day. Students participate in community art displays, produce artwork for scholarship applications, refine AP Portfolio submissions, etc.
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Bio Bears
Purpose and Nature:
- Students will develop their interest in the field of Science while gaining a platform to showcase their talent as budding scientists and researchers of the future.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Schroeder
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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3rd Fri. of month @ Lunch Room 579
- Students will develop their interest in the field of Science while gaining a platform to showcase their talent as budding scientists and researchers of the future.
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Chemistry
Purpose and Nature:
- Any student with a GPA of 2.0 or greater or any faculty member can join. The dues are $20 per year. Recently, we have been making: soy candles, bath bombs, and soap. It is a "make and take" club but we also make and sell items to raise money to go on local adventures. In the past, we have earned volunteer hours for Bright Future Scholarships by putting on science shows, and making oobleck, and gummy worms at Corkscrew Elementary School's after school program. Get involved, get your friends, and join our club.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Chapman
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Fri. @ Lunch and/or after school Room 569
- Any student with a GPA of 2.0 or greater or any faculty member can join. The dues are $20 per year. Recently, we have been making: soy candles, bath bombs, and soap. It is a "make and take" club but we also make and sell items to raise money to go on local adventures. In the past, we have earned volunteer hours for Bright Future Scholarships by putting on science shows, and making oobleck, and gummy worms at Corkscrew Elementary School's after school program. Get involved, get your friends, and join our club.
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CROP / Scholar’s
Purpose and Nature:
- Pursue a college education.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Mr. Chatelier
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Every other Wed.after school Room 704
- Pursue a college education.
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Debate Club
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Mr. Lake
- Mr. Lake
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Drama / ITS
Purpose and Nature:
- Club dedicated to the performance of theatre, as an expansion of the theatre curriculum in schools. Students audition for roles in theatrical productions to be put on by the school.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Peteroy
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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T-W-TH 2:30pm Aud. Wed. @ lunch P-1
- Club dedicated to the performance of theatre, as an expansion of the theatre curriculum in schools. Students audition for roles in theatrical productions to be put on by the school.
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FCA
Purpose and Nature:
- FCA campus ministry is the largest Christian campus ministry in America. It is initiated by students with the purpose of providing opportunities for students to be impacted for Jesus Christ through engagement in fellowship, teamwork, fun, and competition. The FCA Chapter is a student-lead club that hosts weekly meetings called Huddles which are open to all NHS students, faculty, and staff who are interested in learning more about the life and philosophies of Jesus Christ. FCA also hosts numerous community-building activities and service projects throughout the school year.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Mr. Rodriguez
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Every Wed. @ Lunch Room 233
- FCA campus ministry is the largest Christian campus ministry in America. It is initiated by students with the purpose of providing opportunities for students to be impacted for Jesus Christ through engagement in fellowship, teamwork, fun, and competition. The FCA Chapter is a student-lead club that hosts weekly meetings called Huddles which are open to all NHS students, faculty, and staff who are interested in learning more about the life and philosophies of Jesus Christ. FCA also hosts numerous community-building activities and service projects throughout the school year.
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Fishing
Purpose and Nature:
- The goal is to teach students about ethical angling, conservation, Florida fisheries habitats, basic fishing gear and general fishing concepts to help create confident and responsible anglers. The club will also encourage an active lifestyle with time outside enjoying our nation's rich natural resources, to teach science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) as they relate to outdoor activities and to advance sound conservation practices, environmental stewardship, and boating safety.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Mr. Gunther
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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1st & 3rd Wed. @ Lunch Room 609
- The goal is to teach students about ethical angling, conservation, Florida fisheries habitats, basic fishing gear and general fishing concepts to help create confident and responsible anglers. The club will also encourage an active lifestyle with time outside enjoying our nation's rich natural resources, to teach science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) as they relate to outdoor activities and to advance sound conservation practices, environmental stewardship, and boating safety.
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French Honor Society
Purpose and Nature:
- To revolutionize Student’s perception of the French Language and Language Acquisition, a natural process in which students develop communication skills by promoting enthusiasm among students for the French language and culture. Club members are leaders, and leadership is emphasized as well as individuality! This club encourages students to be themselves, lead, and indulge in the joy of the French culture.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Dr. Etienne
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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1st & 3rd Wed. @ Lunch P – 2
- To revolutionize Student’s perception of the French Language and Language Acquisition, a natural process in which students develop communication skills by promoting enthusiasm among students for the French language and culture. Club members are leaders, and leadership is emphasized as well as individuality! This club encourages students to be themselves, lead, and indulge in the joy of the French culture.
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Future Health Professionals
Purpose and Nature:
- Our mission is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. Our purpose is to develop leadership and technical health career skills and competencies through a program of motivation, awareness, and recognition. Dues for National and local chapter affiliates is $20. If you are considering entering in competitions, the additional cost will need to be fundraised or paid for by each student member.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Passero
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Tues. & Thurs. @ Lunch Room 611
- Our mission is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. Our purpose is to develop leadership and technical health career skills and competencies through a program of motivation, awareness, and recognition. Dues for National and local chapter affiliates is $20. If you are considering entering in competitions, the additional cost will need to be fundraised or paid for by each student member.
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Green Environmental
Purpose and Nature:
- To help provide the community with a pristine and healthy environment.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Duane
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Every Friday @ Lunch P – 7
- To help provide the community with a pristine and healthy environment.
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JROTC
Purpose and Nature:
- The Leadership Team is an academic team focusing on JROTC information, such as Winning Colors, Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Competition includes several levels of quizzes against other school teams.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Major Sarnecky
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Jr. Leadership–Wed @ Lunch Rms. 420-421
Command Staff – Thurs. @ Lunch Rms. 420-421
- The Leadership Team is an academic team focusing on JROTC information, such as Winning Colors, Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Competition includes several levels of quizzes against other school teams.
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JROTC Raiders
Purpose and Nature:
- Raider Team is the physical training portion of the JROTC program. The team focuses on physical endurance to complete tasks such as tire flip, rope bridge, 3k run, obstacle course, and litter carry. The team is dedicated to preparing its mind and body for both county and state competition.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Major Sarnecky
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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Tues. & Thurs. Afterschool Room 421
- Raider Team is the physical training portion of the JROTC program. The team focuses on physical endurance to complete tasks such as tire flip, rope bridge, 3k run, obstacle course, and litter carry. The team is dedicated to preparing its mind and body for both county and state competition.
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Key Club
Purpose and Nature:
- Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. What makes Key Club so successful is that it is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through service. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. Today, Key Club exists on more than 5,000 high school campuses, primarily in the United States and Canada.
Sponsor/Advisor Name/Contact Information:
- Ms. Emerine
Meeting Location/Days/Times:
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1 Fri. a month @ Lunch Room 521
- Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. What makes Key Club so successful is that it is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through service. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. Today, Key Club exists on more than 5,000 high school campuses, primarily in the United States and Canada.
