2018-2019 Clubs

Description

Sponsors/Contact

Meeting Dates

Location

Book Club

BOOK CLUB

This club allow students to discuss books in an informal setting. Children can enjoy the same kind of community-building experience by meeting with friends to choose, read, and discuss books together. Their meetings can come to life with discussions, arts and crafts, and activities.

Carla Martin

1st and 3rd Friday

C123

Class of 2019

CLASS OF 2019

Class meetings usually take place following the Student Government meetings. At these meetings, students along with their class sponsors discuss ideas and issues that pertain to their class, such as homecoming, pep rallies, Red Knight Rally, class t-shirts, painting days and fundraising.

Tiffany Bucher

and

Katie Candelmo

3rd Thursday

cafeteria

Class of 2020

CLASS OF 2020

Class meetings usually take place following the Student Government meetings. At these meetings, students along with their class sponsors discuss ideas and issues that pertain to their class, such as homecoming, pep rallies, Red Knight Rally, class t-shirts, painting days and fundraising.

Shandez Baker

3rd Thursday

cafeteria

Class of 2021

CLASS OF 2021

Class meetings usually take place following the Student Government meetings. At these meetings, students along with their class sponsors discuss ideas and issues that pertain to their class, such as homecoming, pep rallies,Red Knight Rally, class t-shirts, painting days and fundraising.

Kaleigh Limper

3rd Thursday

cafeteria

Class of 2022

CLASS OF 2022

Amy Clark

Debate Club

DEBATE CLUB

Debate controversial important topics.

Noah Gaar

Every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month

E128

Environmental Club

ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB

To increase awareness of the relationships between human actions and our environment, educate the school community of steps that can be taken to improve our environmental behaviors.

Geoff Huston

Once a month 1st Monday

s246  

FBLA

FBLA

Future Business Leaders of America - Mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. this is a competition based club.

Lindsey Leman

Every Thursday of the month.1:45 p.m.

E101

Game Development Club

GAME DEVELOPMENT CLUB

Description: Game Dev Club is a place for NFMHS students to learn together, plan together, and design together. Our members all share an interest in video games and some aspect of game art and design. With various skill levels in an assortment of programs, our club enables students to use each other as resources in addition to the digital resources we have available to create original, functioning, playable games.

Ashley Monastra

Every Tuesday 1:45-3:00pm

Garden Club

GARDEN CLUB

Garden area restoration in space connected to room E132 to support student academic and sensory needs. Community outreach. (outdoor service projects)

Wendy Walter Haas

2nd Tuesday of the month

TBD

Interact Club

INTERACT CLUB

Interact Club is the high school organization sponsored by the North Ft. Myers Rotary Club. We carry out numerous service projects each year and we accomplish our service projects as a group. We volunteer with Food Drives, Holidays without Hunger, fundraisers for the community, Our Free Little Library; out front of our school, ESE Carnival for our students, etc. Our members also learn Leadership skills by conducting our meetings, taking active rolls in our service projects, etc.

Kris Urbanowicz

Every 3rd Tuesday 3-5pm

Media Center

International Thespian

International Thespians

The troupe is honors component of the school’s theater program. The purpose is to enhance the standards of excellence in theatre.

Janelle Laux

Bi weekly

S101

Key Club

KEY CLUB

Key Club International is the high school organization sponsored by the Kiwanis International.Key club assists kiwanis in carrying out its mission to serve the children of the world. High school student members of Key Club perform acts of service in their communities, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and organizing food drives. They also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects and holding elected leadership positions at the club, district and international level.

Jacqueline Curls

Mondays

Cafeteria

Knight Fishing Club

KNIGHT FISHING CLUB

We are collecting data of the fish we catch from both personal and class fishing trips. We often have a professional fishing guide accompany us on our trips to give the students pointers on fishing methods. We also are going to haveguest speakers come in to teach knot tying and fly fishing skills and FWC programs, including the small tooth sawfish conservation program.

Dawn Hansen

Every 2nd & 4th Thursday of every month

S207

Medical Club

Medical Club

To learn more about opportunities in the medical field. Help organize volunteer opportunities in the medical field.

S. Baker

1^st and 3^rd Tuesday

1:45-2:30

E235

Model UN

MODEL UN

N Model United Nations, also known as the Model UN or MUN, is an extracurricular activity in which students typically role play delegates to the United Nations and simulate UN committees. This activity takes place at MUN conferences, which is usually organized by a high school or college MUN club.

Ignacio Iriarte

2nd and 4th Thursday of the month

C125

Mu Alpha Theta (Math Team)

MU ALPHA THETA (MATH TEAM)

Mu Alpha Theta is dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two year college students.

Kim Blakely

Every Thursday

E223

National Honor Society (NHS)

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

The 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, leadership, service, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921.

Anne Cole

2nd Monday of every month or as needed

Media Center

NFMHSA Capella

NFMHS ACAPPELLA

The sole purpose of NFMHS A Cappella will be to expose students to the art of A Capella singing and to perform at various places in the community.

Gwen Gregg

Once a week

Chorus Room

NFMHS National Art Honor Society

NFMHS NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY

To inspire and recognize students who have shown outstanding ability in the visual arts.

Holly Kurth/Felipe Maldonado

Once per month on 3rd Wednesday @ 1:45

E104

NFMHS International Club

NFMHS INTERNATIONAL CLUB

The North Fort Myers High School International Club is open to all students who are willing to serve the community and learn about other cultures.

Ignacio Iriarte

1st and 3rd Thursday of the month

1:45

C125

NFMHS Mock Trial Club

NFMHS MOCK TRIAL CLUB

The purpose of the Mock Trial Club is to allow students interested in a career in law to have an outlet to explore the operations.

Kathleen Prejna

Every Tuesday

E206

NFMHS Orchestra Student Council

NFMHS ORCHESTRA STUDENT COUNCIL

This Is a representation of NFMHS Orchestra program. They facilitate and coordinate concerts, social activities, and help with fundraisers, communication, important documents and overall moral.

Nadia Bangash

Monthly in the middle of the month on a Thursday

C108

NFMHS Sailing Team

NFMHS SAILING TEAM

NFMHS Sailing Club is to compete at a district to statewide level according to the site map provided by the Interscholastic Sailing Association.

Rebecca Hill

S202

NFMHS Tri-M Music Honor Society

NFMHS TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY

Strengthen the schools music programs, motivate, & recognize our member’s personal & musical achievements and focus public attention on music programs thru community service.

Nadia Bangash

1st Tuesday of the month

Band room

North Elementary Science Olympiad

North Elementary Science Olympiad

To help set up science Olympiad teams in elementary schools of Lee, Charlotte, & Collier Counties.

LeeAnne Johnson

Weekly Mondays

S211

Odyssey of the Mind

ODYSSEY OF THE MIND

Odyssey of the mind is an international educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Team members apply their creativity to solve problems that range from building mechanical devices to presenting their own interpretation of literacy classics.

Jim Melvin

Every Tuesday 1:45-2:45

S217

RHO Kappa

RHO KAPPA

Topromote scholarship and to recognize academic excellence in social studies in secondary school environments and the community.

Danielle Correia

Every 1st and 3rd Monday beginning 8/20

E122

Red Knight Dance Team

RED KNIGHT DANCE TEAM

Dance team will perform at pep rallies, sporting events, and other various performances.

Amy Valerius

Every Tuesday 1:45-2:45

S103

Save the Beach Club

SAVE THE BEACH CLUB

Concerned about the Florida beaches, this club will be learning to help preserve local beaches while developing knowledge of their natural resources. The club will be researching erosion and recovery, looking up tides and times, recording what is found at each location (plants, shells, and wildlife), cleaning up the beaches while observing and communicating with local concerns to see how we can help

Donna Agostinelli

Every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month

1:45-2:30

E-242

Science Club

SCIENCE CLUB

The science club is the place for students who are interested in science to learn about all scopes of science from medicine to chemistry to physics, to the environment as well as participating in awesome experiments.

Jim Melvin

Every Tuesday 1:45-2:45

S217

Science National Honor Society

SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

To encourage participation and recognition of scientist and intellectual thought. Advancing students’ knowledge of science, communicating with the scientific community.

James Eaton

Every Tuesday

S201

Science Olympiad

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

A science and engineering competition team. There are 23 events that are available to 10-15 people to a team.

James Eaton

Every Tuesday

S201

SGA Student Government Association

SGA STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Elected members of the student government association do more than just represent the student body to faculty and administration. SGA is responsible for shaping much of the student experience at NFMHS. This highly active and visible organization serves the entire student body by sponsoring and organizing activities that range from service projects to semi-formal dances.

Kim Blakely

3rd Thursday of every month

Cafeteria

Stem Club

STEM CLUB

The STEM club is part of the district-wide STEM work Program sponsored by the Foundation of Lee County Public Schools and the Districts Career and Tech Ed Department. The club takes field trips to local STEM related business and manufacturers to learn about applications of STEM skills and knowledge. Members also participate in the annual STEM static event.

Lindsey Leman

Will meet on an as needed basis

E101

TV Production Club

TV PRODUCTION CLUB

To teach and develop the fundamental basics of television production for motivated students. Students are encouraged to have fun while learning dynamic skills such as creating commercials, reports and segments for WKNS morning newscast. They receive hands on experience with editors and video cameras that the school provides. Students are invited to attend occasional field trips to broadcasting stations, university programs, district/state competitions, and movie premiers along with red carpet events. TV Production club emphasizes the importance of teamwork, respect, leadership, and goal achievement.

Eric Brounson

2nd Friday of each Month

M203

U Knighted Club

U KNIGHTED CLUB

The purpose of our club is to unite General Education students with the Access Students.

Beth Beller/Miriam Keith

1st Thursday of the month

1:45-2:30

E139

Yearbook Club

Holly Kurth

Thursday every other month an announcement will be made

M112

Youth Alive

YOUTH ALIVE

We exist to make a difference in the lives of student by serving with the love of Jesus

Diane Mirro

Tuesday or Wednesday every other week