Clubs

Academic Clubs

ASL Honor Society

Purpose: ASL honor society aims to stimulate interest in the study of ASL, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievements, to create enthusiasm for and an understanding of Deaf culture.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Karrie Mattice
Dues: $35
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 1116 1st Thursday of the month 7:30 am
Membership Qualifications: ASL students in their second, third, or fourth year of study who have earned a general GPA of at least 3.0 and an ASL GPA of at least 3.5 may be invited to apply for membership in the American Sign Language Honor Society.

BETA Club

Purpose: National Beta Club is the largest independent educational youth organization in America. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for students to participate in community service. is a national organization founded in 1934. Members must demonstrate character, leadership, achievement, scholarship and service.
Projects/Activities: All service opportunities are announced on the Beta Club Canvas course.
Sponsor: Stephanie Judkins, Cathy Murphy, Brannon Schwamlein
Dues: One-time $45 fee due by Friday before September break
Membership Qualifications: Members must have paid their dues, earned 50 approved service hours, and maintained an 89.5+ weighted average to earn a Beta cord to wear at graduation.

Creative Writing

Educational Travel Program

French Club

Purpose: to promote enthusiasm for the French language and francophone cultures through activities, projects, discussion, and food!
Activities: making crepes, movie “nights”, board games, holiday parties, and more!
Sponsor: Jennifer Russell
Dues: $25 (includes t-shirt and food for meetings)
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 1106- 1st Wednesday of each month after school
Membership Qualifications: N/A

International Thespian Society

Purpose: The ITS, an organization with more than a million members, strives to give young adults a place for outstanding theatre where the standards of excellence in theatre arts will be advanced, and to honor those students who do theatre well. The Society is a service as well as an honorary organization.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Cindy Humphlett
Dues: $30
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 508: Meet on 3rd Tuesday of each month: 7:45am-8:15am
Membership Qualifications: 10th - 12th grade

Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society

National Art Honor Society

National French Honor Society

Purpose: : Société Honoraire de Français aims to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievements, to create enthusiasm for and an understanding of Francophone cultures, and to promote international friendship.
Projects/Activities: Same as French club
Sponsor: Jennifer Russell
Dues: The cost to join is a one-time fee. There are 2 options to pay for membership. You can select a membership only for $17 (includes a certificate and graduation cords) OR you may select a membership with T-shirt which will total to $32 (includes a certificate and graduation cords and a t-shirt)
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 1106- 1st Wednesday of each month after school
Membership Qualifications: To qualify for Société Honoraire de Français, students must have 3 consecutive semesters of a 90+ in French while at the same time maintaining an average of 80+ in other coursework. Students may earn honors cords for graduation by earning points through various activities and being active members of the society during each year of their membership. Students may remain active members of the Honor Society even if they do not continue taking French each year, provided they maintain the minimum required GPA. However, they must continue through French 3.

National Honors Society

Purpose: By empowering, championing and recognizing well-rounded students, NHS provides SHS with a values-based framework to elevate a culture of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
Sponsor: Kristen Witty
Dues: $30
Meeting Day/Time/Location: virtual
Membership Qualifications: Invitation Only - 91.5 Cumulative GPA, excellent discipline records and attendance
**Juniors are invited to apply if they qualify sometime after Fall Break**

National Spanish Honor Society

Purpose: The purpose of the National Spanish Honor Society is to recognize high achievement of high school students in the Spanish language and to promote a continuing interest in Hispanic studies.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Lexie Wetherington, Michael Ariail
Dues: $35 (T-shirt, honor cord and membership fee)
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 1106- 1st Tuesday of each month after school
Membership Qualifications: Application (CLICK HERE)

Speech and Debate Team

Purpose: Speech and Debate is designed to help students learn skills in research and articulation. Students will aslo examine topics on the domestic foreign policy fronts that impact the world in which they live.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Matt Bartula
Dues: None
Meeting Day/Time/Location: SE 111 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-5:00
Membership Qualifications: GPA of 3.0

Women in STEM

Spanish Club

Career / Tech / Art Clubs

Art Club

Chiefs TV

DECA

Purpose: DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
Sponsor: Chana Miller
Dues: $30
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 1225 - Second Tuesday each month at 7:45
Membership Qualifications: Application/Membership form available in room 1225. Click here for form.

Drama Club

Purpose: To provide an open and inviting space for all students with a mutual interest in theatre to come together; to build the theatre program through publicity and recruitment; to cultivate a love for theatre through activities, games and enrichment programs
Sponsor: Cindy Humphlett
Dues:
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Room 508: Meet on Fridays, 2nd and 4th week of each month (during show seasons, only once a month): 3:30-5:00

FCCLA

Purpose: Family, Career, Community Leaders of America - Develop career skills and learn to balance career and family responsibilities. Strengthen home and family life. Prepare for community living as responsible citizens. Improve self-esteem. Practice and apply creative and critical thinking. Develop a personal leadership style, gain recognition for accomplishments. Achieve established performance standards and competencies. FCCLA is a great way to meet people, to get involved in your community and school, and earn scholarships!
Projects/Activities: Community service projects, catering events for SHS, FCCLA competitions, FCCLA conferences, & more!
Sponsor: Lisa Mann
Dues: $30 or $20 without shirt
Meeting Day/Time/Location: 2 times a month
Membership Qualifications: None

Film Club

Future Business Leaders of America

Future Georgia Educators

Marksmanship - JROTC

Robotics Team

Purpose: Our service club works e-Nable and with Interact to fabricate prosthetic hands for people who are disabled. Our competition division competes through First Robotics to help students develop STEM skills in automation, robotics, and coding.
Projects/Activities: Students will design and build a robot to compete in the First Robotics Competition
Sponsor: Brandon Grummer and Brenda Beebee
Dues: Team dues for competitions.
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Wednesday 3:30 - 4:30 room 1216

Skills USA

Purpose: Our mission is to empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members
Projects/Activities: Community service projects, catering events for SHS, FCCLA competitions, FCCLA conferences, & more!
Sponsors: Brandon Grummer
Dues: TBA
Meeting Day/Time/Location: Third week of the month
Membership Qualifications: None

Service Clubs

Environmental Club

Habitat for Humanity

Purpose: Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that helps families build and improve places to call home. We believe affordable housing plays a critical role in strong and stable communities.
Projects/Activities: Habitat builds; fundraising
Sponsor: Sherry Turner
Dues: $25
Meeting Day/Time/Location: last Friday of month 2122
Membership Qualifications: N/A

Journey Club

Purpose: To strengthen the school community through a focus on community service and social emotional learning.
Projects/Activities: members will have the opportunity to participate in several school-based community service activities. The activities may include participating in or serving as: Peer tutors, student ambassadors, campus beautification, campus outreach (working with middle and elementary schools)
Sponsors: McKenzie Thom
Dues: $10 donation
Meeting Day/Time/Location: weekly

Key Club

Purpose: Key Club perform acts of service in the community, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and organizing food drives. Students also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects and holding elected leadership positions.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Melissa Hamilton
Dues: None
Meeting Day/Time/Location: 2x per month, room 2215
Membership Qualifications: Application (see sponsor)

SALT

Sequoyah Enthusiast Club

Student Government

Purpose: Advocate for student needs and cultivating opportunities for growth leadership, and positive change. Coordinate and plan various homecoming activities/dance.
Projects/Activities: Homecoming; Christmas Project; Field Day; Spirit Week
Sponsor: Brian Carnes and Cindy Perry
Dues: None
Meeting Day/Time/Location: As Needed - Room 2218
Membership Qualifications: Link to this years application which will be available until Labor Day: Apply Here

SWAC

Social Clubs

Anchor Club

Purpose: Help new students transition into our school community by fostering friendships, providing guidance and creating opportunities to get involved
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Melissa Hamilton and DeAnda Davis
Dues: None
Meeting Day/Time/Location: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month
Membership Qualifications: Open to any students in their first year at the school. Returning students can join as mentors.

Archery

Chess Club

Diversity Club

Purpose: Our goal and mission is to promote diversity and awareness in the school and community. We do this by education, creating an inclusive space for students to come to, and working in our community through Mutual-Aid and fundraising.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Jennifer Perez
Dues: TBA
Meeting Day/Time/Location: TBA
Membership Qualifications: Application (CLICK HERE)

First Priority

Friends Club

Purpose: Allow neurotypical students the opportunity to build friendships with neurodiverse students during the school day.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Melissa Echt and Erin Halder
Dues: None
Meeting Day/Time/Location: 1‐2 times a month (before school or after school)
Membership Qualifications: Complete application (includes 2 teacher recommendations)

Gay/Straight Alliance Club

Purpose: To raise awareness of the LGBTQ population at Sequoyah and promote understanding of the specific issues that LGBTQ students face. GSA meetings provide a safe and supportive environment for all students.
Projects/Activities: TBA
Sponsor: Michael Dayton and Marla Hooper
Dues: None
Meeting Day/Time/Location: SE 215; Thursdays @ 7:45 am (subject to change)
Membership Qualifications: None.

Sequoyah Weight Lifting Club

Sequoyah Trivia Club

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