American Sign Language Club

Mission

The mission of the American Sign Language Club is to promote ASL with an acknowledgement and respect for Deaf culture. The goals of the ASL Club are to develop and enhance students receptive and expressive ASL skills and increase their awareness and knowledge of Deaf culture.

Sponsor

Ms. Coligan

Room 701

Email: stephanie.coligan@browardschools.com

 Officers (2021-2022)

Isabella Hernandez - President

Adriela Rodriguez – Vice President

Katarina Hecht – Secretary/Treasurer

Regan Henderson - Historian

Jordan Stewart - Member at Large

Ryan Laraia - Member at Large

 Important Club Information

Meetings are held every LAST Thursday of the month, in room 701. (subject to change for events/planning)

Remind App: text to 81010@msscoligan

 Participation: New and returning members must earn 15 club hours throughout the school year. Members can earn these hours through club meetings, club events, and school activities.

Dues: $20 per year and this will pay for your club t-shirt. Please submit all dues to Ms. Coligan in room 701.

Events and Activities

The ASL club will be doing a variety of fundraising activities/events, designing our club t-shirt contest, club socials, and a ten-song ASL show (Title of the Show and Date TBA), including costume and set design. The ASL Club will donate a portion of our proceeds to a deaf non-profit 503(c) organization (TBD).

Criteria for Joining

1. GPA must be 2.0 or higher.
2. Submit a completed application with $20 dues to Ms. Coligan in room 701.
3. Commit to fundraising events – minimum of four total, for the year, equaling a minimum of one per semester.
4. Commit to the ASL show by either being cast for a part, helping with set building, costuming, hair/makeup, ticket sales/marketing.

Benefits of Membership

Increase your knowledge of American Sign Language and Deaf culture.

Participate in club activities while simultaneously making new friends.

Participate in an amazing ASL production performed for our local Deaf and hearing communities. All ages welcome!

ANIME CLUB

MISSION

Anime are Japanese animated productions featuring hand-drawn or computer animation. The club's mission is to provide a positive environment for students to connect with each other through the medium of Anime.

SPONSOR

Mrs. Candace Blake

Officers

President Dirk Johnston

Vice President David Smith

Historian Ace Orta

Secretary Justhyn Soba and Anthony Valdes

Treasurer Ashley Made-Rosas

Artist Zelica Grieve

Publicist Alex Pollard

Meeting Dates and Location

Meetings are held the 2^nd and 4^th Wednesday of each month in Building 10 room 1005.

Club Information and Club Requirements

Regular attendance is expected. If you cannot make it, please notify one of the officers via the chat or on Remind.

Sign up on Remind using the following:

Text 81010

Message @22hk4e7

Students are expected to maintain satisfactory conduct and grades in their regular classes.

Students will actively participate in Anime Club sponsored events and fundraisers.

Club meetings and events will usually consist of any of the following: announcements, discussions, debate, voting, volunteer activities, cosplay, games, role-playing, manga readings, voice acting, manga swap, manga reading day, movie night, learning how to draw anime characters, etc.

 

Dues

Students are expected to pay dues. Dues cover snacks and some club events. Dues are $15.

Benefits of Membership

• Building school and community relationships.
• Building a positive school culture.
• Learn about anime and Japanese culture.

 

• 

  Sponsor: Ms. Zangre - Room 302

  Email contact: Jennifer.Zangre@browardschools.com

  Mission Statement:

  The art club is one where the students share a love of art, self-expression, and a passion for creating their own personal style. Members will be involved in school and community projects to enhance their sense of self while helping others. It is a great place to meet like-minded artists your age who are enthusiastic about creating and having fun!

  What is required to join?

  All that is required to join art club is regular attendance at meetings every other Friday, participation in activities, and dues.

  Dues are mandatory but it is a one-time payment of $20.00. 

  Benefits of membership:

  Member designed sticker and T-shirt

  Museum Field Trip(s)

  End of year art supply raffle 

  Access to tons of art supplies and activities

  and more!

  First Meeting:

  September 2, 2022

  (We will be meeting every other Friday thereafter)

  3:00-4:00pm in Room 302

  2022-2023 Officers:

  President: Amy Christmas

  Vice President: Sarah Patino

  Treasurer: Bryce Ayers 

  Secretary: Erin Stouffer

Director - Bryan Ardila

MISSION  

The Colt Band program prides itself on teaching students how to express themselves aesthetically and how to perform with an intensity to inspire future Colt Band members to succeed.

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CORAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL BEST BUDDIES

BEST BUDDIES

MISSION

The mission of Best Buddies is to establish a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). We do this by matching student volunteers in mutually enriching friendships with persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

SPONSOR

Courtney Roberts

Room 208

 OFFICERS: 2021-2022

PRESIDENT: AAMYAH MILLIGEN

 VICE PRESIDENT: LOGAN VIERA

 TREASURER: STEPHANIE CERVANTES

 HISTORIAN: GABI PRAGER

 SECRETARY: PARKER JOHNSON

 IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION

MEETING DATES | Second Tuesday of every month, after school, in Room 208

 Be sure to sign up for our Band account by clicking link: https://band.us/n/a6a867m6391cw OR finding CSHS Best Buddies in Band App.

• Be sure to follow us on Instagram @cshs.bestbuddies

PARTICIPATION | Membership in any Best Buddies chapter is open to all students in good standing with their school administration without regard to race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or politics. Middle and high school chapter members generally include students in both general education and special education, while college chapter members are college students and individuals involved with an agency supporting people with IDD (group homes, transition programs, community organizations, etc.). Below are the membership opportunities available through Best Buddies for interested volunteers:

x Peer buddy | A student without an IDD committed to a one-to-one friendship for one academic year with a person with an IDD

x Buddy | An individual with a mild to moderate IDD who commits to a one-to-one friendship with a student without IDD for one academic year. Buddies participating in a college chapter must be 18 years old or older.

x Associate member/associate buddy | Associate members and associate buddies are members of the chapter who are not matched in a one-to-one friendship. These individuals may not be able to commit to a one-to-one friendship or there may not be enough members with IDD to match with all membership without IDD.

DUES | Dues for Best Buddies are $10 for the year. This includes the supplies for our monthly events as well as our Best Buddies T-Shirt. Please go to CSHS website for online payments :

https://osp.osmsinc.com/BrowardFL/BVModules/CategoryTemplates/Detailed%20List%20with%20Properties/Category.aspx?categoryid=B1

 EVENTS/ACTIVITIES

Typical activities include one-to-one bonding, games, scavenger hunts, end-of-the-year dance, and much more! We also host fundraisers on the school campus as well as in the local community.

• MISSION 
  The Black Student Union is an organization comprised of members who are interested in or already share a love for Black culture. Our goal is to celebrate Black culture, educate students on Black history, promote academic excellence, and teach leadership skills through interactive projects and activities inside and outside of school. We also participate in activities created by our Student Government to support our school and local community.

  SPONSOR
  Ms. Kimberley Brown

  Room 1013

  Email: kimberley.brown@browardschools.com

  OFFICERS (2022-2023)
  

  PRESIDENT: Jianna Smarth 
  

  VICE PRESIDENTS: Angelina Brown and Jaden Antoine

  SECRETARY: Kylene Collins

  TREASURER: Mia Wilson
  

  ARTIST: Chelsea Sanchez
  

  HISTORIAN: Alyssa Darius 
  

  PUBLICIST: Tayina Altidor

  IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION

  
  MEETING DATES: 2^nd and 4^th Wednesday of the month in room 1013.

  REMINDERS and INFORMATION: Be sure to get reminders and updates on…
            
         Remind: Text @cshsblack to 81010
         Twitter and Instagram: @cshsblack

   PARTICIPATION: New and returning members must attend at least 5 meetings or activities per school year to be considered active members.

   DUES:  $30.00 will be paid for dues. Students will use Dues for t-shirt payment and for bi-weekly individually wrapped snacks.

   EVENTS/ACTIVITIES
  Typical activities include: Black History Month posters and activities, group volunteering at local organizations, t-shirt days, local gatherings, trivia activities and games, group discussions, field trips, school wide events, special guest speakers, Thanksgiving baskets, potlucks, sidewalk painting, Kwanzaa activities, canned food drives, collaborations with other clubs and organizations, fundraisers and much more!
    
  CRITERIA FOR JOINING
  All students are welcome at the BSU.

• Business Professionals of America

  • • Business Professionals of America  

       

       Mission Statement 

      Our mission at Business Professionals of America is to develop and empower student leaders to discover their passion and change the world by creating unmatched opportunities in learning, professional growth, and service. 

       

      Sponsor Information 

      Mrs. Brenda Schaffer: brenda.schaffer@browardschools.com 

      Mr. Jason Freedman: jason.freedman@browardschools.com 

       

      Officers 

      President – Jaden Anderson 

      Vice President – Wonchae Lee 

      Treasurer – Givinchie Gordon 

      Recording Secretary – Edwin Castillo 

      Social Media Coordinator/Historian – Damir Penaranda 

      Officer applications will open during the end of the 2022-2023 school year for next year’s officers. 

       

      Meeting Dates and Location 

      Meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month at Mrs. Schaffer’s room in 216. 

       

      Club Pertinent Information 

      Our Instagram is @cshs_bpa. We will put out announcements and other information from this platform as well as highlight successful students and our team. 

      Our email is cshsbpaclub@gmail.com. Please email us if you have any questions. 

      Our website is sites.google.com/view/cshs-bpa. Use this site as a general resource for events, competition dates, contact information, etc. 

      All announcements regarding the club will be in the BAND App: https://band.us/n/a4a976Pcn2RdL 

       

       Club Requirements/ Membership Criteria 

      • All club members must be in one of CSHS's business classes. If you have any extenuating circumstances, please contact the officers through the BAND app or contact Mrs. Schaffer / Mr. Freedman.  
      • All club members must pay dues which are $15 & are due October 15th. These dues cover our club t-shirt and our required club dues to the Florida and National BPA. 

       

      Dues 

      Dues are $15. It is a one-time payment to cover for the BPA organization & T-Shirts. 

       

      Traditional Events/Patronages 

      We have 3 competitions each year. The district, state, and national level across the United States.  

      • Districts will be held at Coral Springs High School and Pompano Beach High School 
      • States will be held at Orlando, Florida 
      • Nationals will be held at Anaheim, California.  

       

       Benefits of Membership 

      • Travel the across country with your peers and make lasting memories. 
      • Compete against thousands of students at the district, state, and national level. 
      • Get awards for outstanding achievement in competitions. 
      • Apply and win scholarships exclusive to BPA. 
      • Become certified in different fields (Adobe, Python, Word, Excel). 
      • Build bonds between partners and others on the team as we travel and compete together. 
      • Run for district, state, and national offices. 
      • Participate in service projects organized by a team of national officers and advisors. 

       

       

CADENCE POETRY CLUB

 

Mission Statement:

As CSHS's resident Poetry Club, Cadence is a home for creatives who want to express themselves creatively, listen and learn from their peers, and grow their confidence and performance skills. 

Sponsor Information:

• Cait Tate, ELA 9, Newspaper Hon, CRW (intro & hon.)

Officers:

• Co-Presidents: Aaliyah Mendez & Mariah Almodovar 
• Vice President: Sandy Victorin 
• IOC Representatives: Megan Kenney & John Fertulus 
• Secretary: Megan Kenney
• Treasurer: Skylar Reed
• Historian: Carolina Gonzalez & Hailey Campagna

Meeting Dates and Location:

Fridays @ 3pm in Room 1014

• Club Pertinent Information:

A place to share, workshop, and experience original poetry as well as compete in poetry-based competitions.

• Club Requirements/ Membership Criteria:

Open membership; 9-12 grade; Must meet school extracurricular participation requirements (GPA/Behavior).

• Dues: (as of 2022-2023 school year) None

• Traditional Events/Patronages:

Weekly workshops; Poetry & Learning Conference; Individual & Group Spoken Word Competitions

• Benefits of Membership:

Community, social-emotional growth, creative expression, self-confidence, catharsis/healing, and more!

 

Mission Statement:

Chess is a game that can be learned at any age. Chess improves concentration and memory, develops logical thinking skills, imagination and creativity, teaches independence and prediction skills, but most of all participating in the Chess Club helps to inspire self- motivation and builds social skills. Our Mission is to engage students of all levels in the game of chess. Members of the Chess Club learn to participate socially in leveled competitions with good sportsmanship.

 

Sponsor:

Brittany Smith

Officers: TBA

All students welcome

Welcome, Colt Musicians!

Visit the Colt Chorus Page.

Construction Management

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 Construction Management

 MISSION  

The Construction Management is a job ready organization comprised of members who share a love for building. Our goal is to promote jobs with skills set in mind coming out of school. Through interactive projects and activities in school, students will get the hands-on experience they need to enter the work force. We also participate in activities created by our Student Government to support our school and local community.

SPONSOR

Mrs. Annette Dumas

Room 921

Email:  Annette.dumas@browardschools.com

OFFICERS:

PRESIDENT: Hunter Viera

VICE PRESIDENT: MeiLyn Randle

SECRETARY: Michael Thompson

TREASURER: Luis Maristany

SERVICE HOURS COORDINATOR: Ivan Ramirez

HISTORIAN: Stanley Paul

REPRESENTATIVE: Ron Alvarado

IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION

MEETING DATES: Every Tuesdays and Thursdays of the month in the shop room.

• Mission Statement: To create a crime-free, drug-free environment through a youth-led movement. To instill positive values, foster good citizenship, and build self-confidence in our young people. To enable youth to become the necessary resources for preventing drug use and other crimes in their schools and neighborhoods.

   • Sponsor Information: Kawana Jones, Room 711, kawana.jones@browardschools.com

  • Meeting Dates and Location: 2^nd Monday of the Month from 2:45-3:15 pm in room 711

   • Club Pertinent Information: Club members will meet second Monday of the month to discuss school-related issues, activities, and events that Crime Watch will be required to participate in. Students will also have the opportunity to earn 40 service hours and their CPR certification.

   • Club Requirements/ Membership Criteria: 2.5 GPA and Zero behavioral issues/ referrals

   • Dues: $15 which covers Crime Watch T-shirts and field trips.

   

  Officers: 2022-2023

  President: Fernando Wright

  Vice President: Ava Golding

  • Traditional Events/Patronages: We attend multiple field trips to local Police Departments and BSO jail facility tours, host various first responder’s appreciation events and assist with school related events.

  • Benefits of Membership: Members who desire a career in law enforcement will have an opportunity to work with our local police department to acquire first-hand knowledge of how law enforcement works. Members will also have the opportunity to participate in athletic events and host various events for our local law enforcement officers and first responders.

• CSHS SGA 

  Mission Statement

  The purpose of the Coral Springs High School Student Government Association is to representing and serving the needs of the student body through coordinating student activities and charity fundraisers to help the community at large. 

  Sponsor Information:  

  Cassandra Y. Brice Room 204

  2021-2022 Executive Board

  President - Parker Johnson

  1st Vice President - Trista Currier

  2nd Vice President - Marquis Stubbs

  3rd Vice President - Elliot Eibe

  Student Advisor to the School Board - Logan Viera

  D6 Vice President - Ashley Camargo

  Social Media Director - Ella Gendler

  Secretary - Chelsea Borja

  ICC Secretary - Ayana Johnson

  Treasurer - Nathaniel Pelton

  Historian 1 - Emily Altmark

  Historian 2 - Katherine Cova

  Historian 3 - Amani Hill

  Senators - Danielle Anderson, Logan Black, Michael McFarlin, and Gabrielle Prager

  
  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jNKR3xKTS3hLt4x1oYYEueCQy175is99xI915no00q4/edit?usp=sharing 

  
  

  Meeting Dates and Location:

  SGA Meets the first Wednesday of Every Month at 2:50pm in the Media Center

   

  Club Pertinent Information

  Please refer to our website at CSHSSGA.Webs.Com

  (currently under construction)

   

  Club Requirements

  Any student at CSHS is a member of SGA.  There are no requirements Feel free to attend our monthly general meetings to bring fresh ideas you would like to see happen at CSHS. 

   

  Dues

  There are no dues to be in SGA.  

  Traditional Events, 

  Freshman Invasion

  Homecoming

  Pig Bowl Tailgate

  Harvest Drive

  Dance Marathon

  Golf Tournament

   

  Benefits of Membership

  Students will gain a working knowledge of how to meet using Parliamentary Procedures as well as have a say in the planning of school events and events and be a deciding factor when determining what type of community service events and projects we participate in. 

Speech and Debate Website Information

 

Mission Statement

The CSHS Speech and Debate Team is a competitive academic club for anybody with a passion for performance. We compete at tournaments across Broward and the state of Florida throughout the school year, and even into the summer.

 

Sponsor Information

Mr. Aries Alberto

Room 707

ariespatricio.alberto@browardschools.com

 

Club Officers

President of Debate: Benjamin Shmia

Vice President of Debate: Omar Flores

President of Speech: Giovanni Barnes

Vice President of Speech: Malaya Zabat

Director of Communication: Brittany Zevallos

Director of Finance: Brendan Kenny

Director of Logistics: Carson Lawrence

 

Meeting Dates

Tuesdays from 3:00-4:00pm @Room 707

 

Club Requirement/ Membership Criteria

1. You are required to show up during the regular meetings. If you decide to be part of this team, you will be required to go to at least one (1) tournament every quarter.

 

Traditional Events

• AST Tournaments Every Month
• Weekend Tournaments

 

Benefits of Membership

• Scholarship Opportunities
• Field Trips for Tournaments

 

Welcome to our Drama Club info. The drama club supports the efforts of our Thespian Troupe 0704!

 

Mission Statement:

The Coral Springs High School Drama Club strives to educate students on the importance of the arts while creating a comfortable, fun, and welcoming environment. The Drama Club offers fun educational experiences that uplift students to achieve confidence in performances and their creative abilities. Our mission is to assist students in taking the initiative to become excellent speakers, performers, and artists. This club has and will continue to offer amazing experiences and friendships!

 

Sponsor Information:

Mrs. Krantz, Room 423, barbara.krantz@browardschools.com 

 

Officers:

President - Maddie Galan

Vice President - Natalia Henry & Angelina Nazario 

Secretary- Maya Rowe & Malaya Zabat

Historian - Christine Johnson

IOC Representative- Sofia Palhano

 

**Our auditions for the spring musical, SHREK will begin the week of September 5, 6 and 7 after school only. Please see an officer or Mrs Krantz for more detailed information on how and where to sign up, there is a link on the club Instagram account - @cshsthespians. (You will be required to sing a 30 second song with a karaoke track and do the 30 second dance audition)

SHOW DATES: SHREK, The Musical!

Feb 22 6:30pm

Feb 23 6:30pm

Feb 24 2pm & 6:30pm

There will be one 15-minute intermission, concessions will be sold - cash only

 

**Our first Drama Club Meeting will take place August 31, right afterschool in Room 423! 

 • LEARN ABOUT: Thespian Festival auditions, Club Requirements/ Membership Criteria Regular attendance at meetings, participate in fundraisers, dues. (Thespian festival auditions: Sept 13 after school, one day only, sign up will be online, you can access it through our instagram)

 

Club Dues:

Dues are mandatory but are a one time payment of $30. It must be paid online at the school estore. Cash is NOT accepted. 

 

Benefits of Membership:

Students build confidence, creativity, concentration, communication skills, teamwork, and many friendships. Students can be inducted in the International Thespian Society. Students may represent our troupe by competing at District and State Festival.

·        Mission Statement: Help students learn the Gospel so they can share it with their peers. We are passionate about connecting the CHURCH to reach the CAMPUS for CHRIST.

• SPONSOR

·         Mrs. Alvarado

·         Room 512

·         Email: jacquelinealvarado@browardschools.com

·         OFFICERS (2023-2024)

·         Nel-Ashley Mahautiere (Leader)

Sarah Masse (Leader)

Rade Crowther (Leader)

Elijah Brown (Leader)

·         MEETING DATES: Every Tuesday in Room 512 at 2:50 pm

·         REMINDERS and INFORMATION: Be sure to get the monthly agenda and updates at Remind.com.

To sign up:

Text 81010

Code: @fpcolt2324

 

• Mission Statement: ​ 

  The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. 

   Sponsor Information:  

  Ms.Mortimer | Room 314 | amanda.mortimer@browardschools.com 

   Officers:  

  TBA for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year  

  Meeting Dates and Location:  

  FFA will meet twice a month. Dates/Times will be sent out through Remind. Make sure you sign up!  

  Club Pertinent Information:  

  Text 81010 to @ffasprings to get signed up on our Remind for important club information! 

  Club Requirements/ Membership Criteria: The student must...  

  1. Have taken or is currently taking Agriscience with Ms. Mortimer 
  2. Pay FFA dues 
  3. Attend/Participate in at least one meeting a month AND FFA Week  

   Dues:  

  Annual dues are $20 and can be paid online (go to CSHS website – Online Payments). These funds are used to pay for club t-shirts and national FFA membership.  

  Events/Activities:  

  Typical activities include community service opportunities, field trips, guest speakers, FFA Week, Thanksgiving baskets donation, sidewalk painting, canned food drives, Relay for Life, & much more! 

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Coral Springs High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)

BY-LAWS

ARTICLE I.  NAME

The name of this organization shall be the CORAL SPRINGS HIGH Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA). 

ARTICLE II.  PURPOSE

The primary objectives of the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) shall be to develop leadership and technical skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness and recognition.

The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) shall be a link between the school, the students and the local community and will serve as a means for participatory inclusion and educational enhancement through which the various stakeholders in the school community may assist the school and the school may assist the community. The stakeholders are parents, business people, students, other community representatives, professional educators, and other school staff.  The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) shall be a resource to the school and school principal.  Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) functions shall include:

1. To enhance the health science education of the total student body

 

1. To promote physical and mental well-being; career opportunities in health care

 

1. To teach leadership and technical skill competencies

 

1. To provide realistic career choices and seek successful employment in the health care field

 

1. To develop the ability to communicate effectively with people and an understanding of current health care issues, environmental concerns, and survival needs of the community, the nation and the world

The actions and activities of Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) will be in accordance with Florida State Statutes, Broward County School Board Policy, and Coral Springs High School Procedures

ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP

The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) shall be representative of the ethnic diversity of the school’s student population. All efforts should be made to meet this goal. All member students must be registered and attending Coral Springs High School.

All qualified students are invited to attend this organization’s meetings as non-voting participants without regard to membership of the organization

Section 1.         Voting:  When a consensus cannot be reached, a vote of the membership will be taken. All members of the organization shall have one vote each. A voting member must be present to vote.

Section 2.         Term of Membership:  Members of this organization should attend this organization’s meetings on a regular basis.  Membership may be obtained upon the third consecutive attendance of properly noticed meetings. A member may be removed from membership after two (2) unexcused consecutive absences from properly noticed meetings.

Section 3.         Length of Membership: Sponsors will certify membership at the last meeting of each school year. 

ARTICLE IV.  OFFICERS

Section 1.         Officers of this organization will consist of a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Service Hour Coordinator, Historian, and ICC Representative.

Section 2.         The officers shall be elected annually from the membership in good standing at the first Monday of May meeting.

Section 3:         Installation of new officers will be held at the first Monday of May meeting of the school year.

Section 4:         If for any reason, an officer is unable to complete the term of office, a new election will be held at the next meeting.

Section 5.         Nominating Committee:

1. There shall be a nominating committee composed of three members who shall be elected by this organization at a regular meeting. The committee shall consist of at least one, but not more than two, of current elected officers and the remainder from the general membership.

 

1. The nominating committee will present a slate of candidates for each office at which time nominations from the floor will be taken.

ARTICLE V:  DUTIES OF THE OFFICERS

1. The Chairperson Mable Bailey shall preside at all meetings of this organization and will be an ex-officio member of all committees except the nominating committee. The Chairperson Mable Bailey will prepare an agenda at least 7 days in advance for all meetings.  A copy of the agenda shall be provided to anyone who requests it.  The Chairperson will represent this organization at District meetings and/or workshops and/or may choose a designee to attend as necessary. 

 

1. The duties of the Co-Chairperson Nicole Ramos shall be to represent the Chairperson Mable Bailey in his/her assigned duties, and to substitute Nicole Ramos for the Chairperson Mable Bailey during his/her absence, and to perform such other duties as may be assigned to him/her by the Chairperson Mable Bailey.

 

1. The Secretary shall be responsible for all correspondence and notices of meetings. The Secretary shall keep the minutes of all meetings and assure that copies of the minutes are distributed in a timely manner to members.  Minutes will be made available to any stakeholder who requests them.  The Secretary will keep an accurate record of attendance at all meetings as well as a current roster of all stakeholders.

 

1. The Treasurer shall be responsible for recording all transactions regarding funds earned and paid. The Treasurer shall keep written records of all transactions and made available at all official meetings and as requested. (Note: The Club Sponsor is ultimately accountable and responsible for all financial transactions regarding the club).

 

ARTICLE VI.  MEETINGS

 

The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) shall meet regularly and the schedule of meetings for the year will be determined and published in ­­­­May for the current school year.  This organization will meet once per calendar month at a minimum.

 

Section 1.         Guests:  All meetings are open to guests with prior administrative approval. Guests must sign in at the front office and under escort by an organization member. Guests must be in the presence of the sponsor at all times. Guests may not vote on this organization’s issues.

 

Section 2.         Attendance of members will be kept for all meetings.  The Secretary or a designee will take attendance.  Attendance records will be sent to the Assistant Principal for Activities.

 

Section 3.         Minutes of all meetings will be recorded by the Secretary or a designee.  Minutes will be sent to the Assistant Principal for Activities, kept on file at the school and posted for public view.  Minutes of the previous meeting will be approved at the next meeting, with any additions or corrections noted.

 

Minutes will reflect all motions (including:  maker of the motion, person seconding and the results of the vote) and any decisions reached by consensus.

 

Section 4.         Special meetings may be called by the Chairperson or by notice of any three (3) members in writing to the Chairperson.

 

Section 5.         All scheduled meetings, meeting times, and places will be announced at least one week in advance.  Any matter that is scheduled to come before the organization for a vote requires at least 3 days advance written notice to all members.  Members must be advised of a change in the established date, time or location.  All special meetings will require notification.

 

Section 6.         Meetings will be scheduled at times and locations convenient for all stakeholders (parents, students, teachers, business persons, and members of the community).

 

Section 7.         A quorum is the minimum number of members who must be present at a meeting for business to be conducted and for voting to take place.  A majority of the membership of the organization (50% plus 1) constitutes a quorum.

 

Section 8.         Meetings will follow the approved agenda.  Each item on the agenda will be discussed to the satisfaction of the members present.  Meeting discussions will be restricted to those topics on the agenda.  Other matters will be deferred to another meeting, or to the Assistant Principal for Activities

 

Section 9.         Voting will be by roll call.  Official votes will become part of the minutes.  Alternates and proxy votes are not permitted.

 

ARTICLE VII.  COMMITTEES

 

1. The Chairperson Mable Bailey shall create such committees as may be required to promote the objectives of the organization.

 

1. Committees may include other stakeholders, with Sponsor approval, not belonging to this particular organization.

 

1. The Chairperson Mable Bailey is an ex-officio member of all committees except the nominating committee.

 

1. All committees shall bring recommendations to the membership for consensus at the monthly organization meeting.

ARTICLE VIII.  SPONSORS

1. School Board Policy requires each student club or activity have a Board approved employee SPONSOR.

 

1. The Sponsor is responsible for training and supervising the students in the conduct of their activities.

 

1. The sponsor will ensure all monies and records related to the activities are properly controlled, receipted and deposited in the internal funds.

 

1. The sponsor is responsible for the preparation of any required financial reports.

 

ARTICLE IX.  TRAINING AND ACTIVITIES

 

1. Members will have opportunities to engage in training activities and workshops to build the team, orient new members, develop skills, and gain a better understanding as to their roles in the purpose of the organization.

 

1. All members of this organization will take an active role in developing, implementing, and evaluating the organizations purpose and associated activities.

 

1. This organization and its officers will follow all School procedures, District policies, state rules, and state statutes in conducting its business.

ARTICLE X.  AMENDMENTS

Club Bylaws and procedures must conform with the State of Florida statutes and the policies of the School Board of Broward County, Florida.

 

1. Amendments to the bylaws will be approved by a majority of the organization’s members. Bylaws will be reviewed and ratified annually.

 

1. Upon ratification, a copy of the annual bylaws will be forwarded to the Assistant Principal for Activities

Article XI.  Signatures

The Sponsor of the CORAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) is Mable Bailey.

 

The Officers of the CORAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) for the 2018-2019 School Year are as follows:

 

1. President                          Brandon Nguyen                                                                     9/13/18
2. Vice President Nia Goodall                                                                            9/13/18
3. Treasurer       Adrianna Gutierrez                                                         9/13/18
4. Secretary                               Melody Arevclo                                                                       9/13/18
5. Service Hour Coordinator Deena Ali                                      9/13/18
6. Historian Sage Hernandez                                                                      9/13/18
7. ICC Representative Khang Doan                                      9/13/18     

 

Ratified ___9/13/18   

 

Amended        9/13/18                        

 

_______   _    9/13/18___

Sponsor Signature                    Date    

• Please click here for Human Relations Council Membership Drive Flyer

Sponsor Information

Maureen Collins

Room 951 or Room 701

Maureen.Collins@browardschools.com

Officers

President – Gabrielle Prager

1. President – Nathaniel Pelton and Maria Del Aguila

Treasurer – Cavana McKenzie

Secretary – Chelsea Borja and Schadrac Cherilus

Historian – Sarah Johnson and Katherine Cova

Class Representatives – Isabel Castillo, Lavelle Fracnis, Mikaela Jativa, Micheal McFarlin, Danielle Anderson and Marquis Stubbs

Meeting Dates and Locations

Virtual – Bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 3:15pm via Microsoft Teams.

Join Microsoft Teams Meeting

+1 754-216-1864   United States, Fort Lauderdale (Toll)

Conference ID: 536 103 331#

Club Requirements/Membership Criteria

Become involved with the junior class to offer the best experience to all your junior class! Criteria: enthusiasm, motivation and excitement.

Dues

An enthusiastic attitude!

Traditional Events

At the beginning of each school year, a junior class shirt will be created and sold to the entire school. We show our CSHS pride by participating in color wars, SGA, sporting events, homecoming, spirit week, etc.

Benefits of Membership

Creating unforgettable memories with the entire student body of CSHS.

Junior Class Instagram

@cshs_22

Key Club

Mission

Key Club members around the world are learning how to lead and stand for what’s right through service and volunteerism. In partnership with their local Kiwanis club, high school students are making a positive impact as they serve others in their schools and communities.

Sponsor

Patrice Dias da Cruz

Room 601

Email: Patrice.Diasdacruz@Browardschools.com

Officers (2023-2024)

 

Key Club Officers 2023

1. President: Sierra Evans
2. Vice President: Angelica McCauley
3. Secretary: Madison Gordon
4. Treasure: David LaFleche
5. Webmaster: Isabella Lopes
6. Editor: Katelyn Covert

 

 

Participation: New and returning members must earn 20 club hours throughout the year. Seniors will receive an honor cord to wear at graduation. Members can earn these hours by attending meetings and participation in club events.

Dues: Please pay 30.00 online (go to CSHS – online payments) These funds are used for Key Club international membership and a t-shirt.

Events/ Activities

Typical activities include: Monthly meeting, Club activities, UNICEF and Smile Train fundraising. Relay for Life, canned food drive, Teacher Appreciation Week, and much more.

HONORS

Seniors Cords: Students that have a GPA of 3.0 or higher, have paid their dues, and have met club service hours will have the opportunity to wear a cord at graduation.

 

KINDNESS MATTERS

MISSION

Kindness Matters is a service-based organization comprised of members whose mission is to create and sustain a kindness movement. Our goal is to inspire and promote acts of gratitude, compassion and kindness within our school and community. We also partner with Student Government and other service clubs in providing service to the community.   

SPONSOR

Mrs. Candace Blake

Officers

TBA

Meeting Dates and Location

Meetings are held the 2^nd and 4^th Thursday of each month in Building 10 room 1005.

Club Information and Club Requirements

Regular attendance is expected. If you cannot make it, please notify one of the officers via the chat or on Remind.

Sign up on Remind using the following:

Text 81010

Message @69cbd4

Students are expected to maintain satisfactory conduct and grades in their regular classes.

Students will actively participate in Kindness Matters Club sponsored events and fundraisers.

Club meetings and events will usually consist of any of the following: announcements, discussions, voting, volunteer activities, games, etc.

Dues

Students are expected to pay dues. Dues cover snacks and some club events. Dues are $15.

Benefits of Membership

• Spreading Kindness throughout the school and community through volunteer service.
• Building school and community relationships as well as a positive culture.
• Gaining service hours towards graduation requirements, silver cord, and Bright Futures.

National English Honor Society

MISSION  

The National English Honor Society is a service-based organization comprised of members who share a love for English. Our goal is to promote literacy in our community as well as a passion for reading amongst CSHS students. We also participate in activities created by our Student Government to support our school and local community.

SPONSOR:

cshsnehs_

Mrs. Heather Mathers

Room 1112

Email: heather.mathers@browardschools.com

IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION

MEETING DATES: Fourth Wednesday of each month, 3-4 pm in Room 1125.

REMINDERS and INFORMATION: Be sure to get the monthly agenda and updates at…

        

     

PARTICIPATION: New and returning members must earn 10 club hours per semester. New members who meet the requirements will be officially inducted at the end of the year and seniors who have been in the club for two or more years will receive an honor cord to wear at graduation. Members can earn these hours by attending meetings and participating in club events and school activities.

 

DUES: Annual dues are $20 and can be paid online (go to CSHS website – Online Payments). These funds are used to pay for club t-shirts, club activities/supplies, induction ceremony costs, senior cords, and donations to worthy causes.

 

EVENTS/ACTIVITIES

Typical activities include: English tutoring, Hispanic Heritage Month author posters, letter-writing to former teachers, Poetry Slams, book drives, Thanksgiving baskets donation, sidewalk painting, Literacy Week activities, canned food drives, Black History Month author posters, Women History Month author posters, participation in the “Colts Critique” Reading Program, Relay for Life, & much more!

HONORS

SENIOR CORDS: Students that have been inducted into NEHS who hold a GPA of 3.2 or higher, have paid their dues, and have met club requirements for 2 or more years will have the opportunity to wear a cord at graduation.

INDUCTION CEREMONY: New members who meet the club hours requirement will be officially inducted into the club in April/May of their first year. This is a formal event to which parents are invited and dessert will be served afterward.

CRITERIA FOR JOINING

The student must…

1. Have attained an A or B average in previous English courses

2. Have a weighted cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher

3. Submit a completed application (including current English teacher’s signature) to Ms. Itkoff in Room 1125 or via email

4. Pay membership dues online

Welcome to the Coral Spring High School Chapter of the 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 areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

 

NHS General Club Meetings Information:

When:  3rd  Wednesdays

Location: Media Center/LEEO Lab

Time: 2:50 – 3:30

 

COMMUNICATION & SOCIAL MEDIA

Cshsnhs1151@gmail.com

@coralsprings.nhs (Please follow us!)

 

Newspaper

MISSION  

The Coral Springs High School Colt Chronicle is to foster an appreciation for all things journalistic in nature—be it print, photo, or online journalism. Colt Chronicle staff members are entrusted with the arduous task of being the “pulse” of CSHS and generating a forum for our students, faculty members, parents, and community members.

SPONSOR

Ms. Tate

Room 1014

Email: caitlyn.tate@browardschools.com

Editors (2022-2023)

Editor-in-Chief: Sarah Morelli

News Editor: Carolina Gonzalez

Opinion Editor: Hailey Campagna

Lifestyles Editor: Isabella Lugo

Feature Editor: Shyla Hall

Sports Editor: Cait Tate

IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION

MEETING DATES: Honors elective held during 6^th  period on Blue days.

 REMINDERS and INFORMATION: Be sure to get the monthly agenda and updates at…

            Email: coltchroniclecshs@gmail.com    

 PARTICIPATION: New and returning staff members are required to write at least 2 articles per issue and sell 1 advertisement to a community business per quarter. Editors are required to edit the articles for their section as well as create their respective section layouts using InDesign software.          

EVENTS/ACTIVITIES

Skills learned include: Article writing, editing, photography, InDesign software, interviewing skills, sales skills, website design, and much more!

HONORS

SENIOR CORDS: Seniors who have been in a journalism class for at least 2 years and have received all As and Bs as well as a core GPA of 3.0 are eligible to join the Quill & Scroll Journalism Honor Society. Dues are a one-time payment of $15 (payable on Coral Springs High School’s website under Online Payments) and include lifetime membership as well as a cord at graduation.

CRITERIA FOR JOINING

The student must…

1. Take an Introduction to Journalism class the year prior (J1 is taught by Mr. Lyons)
2. have attained an A or B average in previous English courses.
3. have a weighted cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher.
4. Love journalism!

 

 

SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY

(Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica)

MISSION

The Spanish Honor Society is a service-based organization comprised of members who share a love for Spanish. Our goal is to promote and celebrate the Spanish language and richness of Spanish and Latin cultures through interactive projects and activities in school. We also participate in activities created by our Student Government to support our school and local community. 

 

SPONSOR

Mrs. Martinez-Raposo

Room 612

Email: jenny.martinez-raposo@browardschools.com

 

CURRENT OFFICERS

President: Valentina Chavez Blanco        

Vice President: Karina Ali                 

Service Hours Coordinator: Lucia Bedoya

Secretary: Ashleyn Montano                                            

Historian/Social Media Coordinator: Tatiana Johnson

 ICC Rep: Sierra Evans

                                     

IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION

MEETING DATES: Members will meet once a month for approximately 20 minutes, during which time we will discuss upcoming activities and events. We will meet every 2nd Tuesday in Room 612. Returning members will receive a text through Remind or will see an announcement on our Instagram, Band and/or SHS Canvas course. New members will receive information through their Spanish 3/4/AP/DE courses.

 

REMINDERS and INFORMATION: Members can stay up to date with club activities, events and submission deadlines by…

• checking our Bulletin Board: located in the 600’s hallway, next to room 622 
• signing up for Remind messages: Text @SHScshs to 81010
• following our Instagram sites: @Colt_SHS

*Canvas enrollment will be provided upon membership acceptance

 

PARTICIPATION: All members must earn a certain number of club hours by the end of April. Our newest members who meet the requirements will be officially inducted and our seniors will receive an honor cord to wear at graduation. Members earn these hours by attending meetings and participating in club events and school activities for each year of participation until graduation.

 

DUES: Members will be asked to submit a $15 dues payment online (go to CSHS website – Online Payments). These funds are used to pay for club t-shirts, club activities/supplies, induction ceremony costs, senior cords, fiestas and donations to worthy causes. *Members can still be a part of the club without paying dues but cannot receive a t-shirt.

 

EVENTS/ACTIVITIES

Members will be provided with a variety of opportunities to participate in club activities and events in order to earn their club hours. But they will be expected to meet certain requirements which will be explained at our first meeting in September. Requirements will consist of participation in the following categories…

• Meetings: These are quick get-togethers in order to communicate information.
• Spanish-related activities: These are activities our officers elaborate for members based on interest or member requests (ie. Hispanic Heritage Month activities, Spanish tutoring, Spanish dancing lessons, selling Spanish pastries, local gatherings, trivia activities, scavenger hunts, conversational events, holiday activities, etc.)
• CSHS Activities: These are activities our Student Government establishes for all clubs (ie. Thanksgiving baskets, Dance Marathon, Sidewalk painting, drives/donations, etc.)
• Donations: Collection of goods or supplies to support our local Hispanic community
• Submissions: Students will have opportunities to submit artwork, projects, posters, etc. (ie. Hispanic Heritage Month posters, making piñatas, t-shirt designs…)

 

CRITERIA FOR JOINING

To be eligible to join, students must…

1. be currently enrolled in Spanish 3, Spanish Speakers 3, Spanish 4, AP Spanish Language,  AP Spanish Literature, or Dual Enrollment Spanish 1/2
2. have attained an A or B average in previous Spanish courses.
3. have an unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher.
4. submit a completed application to Mrs. Martinez-Raposo

  

Women Of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program

Mission

The Women of Tomorrow’s mission is to inspire, motivate, and empower at risk young women to live up to their potential through a unique group mentoring program with highly accomplished professional women and scholarship opportunities.

School Coordinator

Dr. Shashu Taylor

Shashu.Taylor@BrowardSchools.com

Room 714

Mentor

Mrs. Michelle Hagues

Important Club Information

Meeting Dates: Members will meet once a month for an hour during which time we will engage in the following activities:

• Meet & learn pertinent information from our mentor
• Small groups with guest speakers and mentor
• Plan for monthly activities/themes/field trips
• Complete important documents
• Participate in meaningful activities
• Prepare for life beyond high school

We will meet monthly in room 714. We will meet after school one month and the following month during school. We will continue that scheduled pattern throughout the school year (for example if we meet after school in September we will meet during school in October) New members will be added to our Canvas Page.

Reminders and Information: Members can stay up to date with club activities, events, and important deadlines by:

• Reading WOT Canvas messages
• Reading WOT Canvas announcements
• Reading Stampede News
• Listen for morning announcements on CSHS YouTube
• Listen for afternoon announcements on the intercom
• Check WOT app

Participation:

In order to have an opportunity to earn WOT scholarships, members must attend meetings once a month consistently & be a member for 3 years.

Events, Activities, & Field trips

Members will have the opportunity to participate in WOT activities in order to have future access to scholarship opportunities. Below are WOT activities that support growth:

• Meetings: These are at least 1 hour to communicate information & mentor members once a month
• Field trips: We will have at least 1 field trip per school year
• Submissions: Students will submit important documents related to scholarships and more by specific deadlines
• Guest Speakers: Speakers will visit periodically to enhance student knowledge of careers and skills for the real world

Criteria for Joining

Women of Tomorrow Mentoring & Scholarship Program is for girls in 9^th-12^th grade who have different strengths and weaknesses in a plethora of areas, which will help them empower each other & be empowered by a mentor. Girls should be open to interact with professional women who will be their mentors in a small group setting. The goal is to support young women growing in various areas as well as prepare for life after high school. Girls should be responsible by attending meetings and communicating with activity school coordinator & mentor.