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Elementary, middle, and high school students working at their group levels in a club
  • Clubs and organizations are a great way to help develop character and the skills that will benefit you in school, your career, and in life. Skills like commitment, leadership, effective communication, and being able to work successfully in a group all come from participating in a club or organization. Joining a club is a great way to make friends, develop leadership skills, and boost your college resumé.

  • 3D Professionals

    Club Sponsor: Kevin Finan

    Email Mr. Kevin Finan

    Our 3D professionals' Club is open to all machining students (Juniors/Seniors). To join, the students must be in good standing in all classes. The purpose of the 3D Professionals club is to expose the students to this great new manufacturing process.  3D Club members learn to run our 3Markforged 3D printers and print parts to master the process. Learning by DOING!!!  The Club receives many requests to print projects; for example, printing a gift for each
    of the T-TEN graduates to receive at graduation. We are currently printing gifts for all members of a department at the
    school. It's top-secret so we can't say which department .... spoil the surprise!!!   We invite companies/engineers in the 3D printing world to visit and talk about the process. Santavia recently visited the Machining class. 3D club members had an opportunity to speak with engineers about the 3D printing of metal ............. very cool.  The engineer from Santavia was a previous machining student, so extra cool. 3D members attend field trips to local and out-of-country companies to learn about manufacturing: one example was Disney.

    Dues are collected to support the club:
    Juniors $10 & Seniors $5. We also host fundraisers to support the club. 3D Club has been very fortunate to receive donations from manufacturing organizations to help support the club.

  • Atlantic Adventures

    Club Sponsor: Kathleen Kelly

    Email Ms. Kathleen Kelly

    Atlantic Adventures Club is open to all ATC high school students. The club’s mission is to promote a holistic approach to the overall health and wellness (physical and mental) of the student.
    • Open Gym (Mon.-Thur.) 2 pm-3:15 pm
    • Field Trips promoting core values of physical health, mental health & wellness.
    • Parent & Student must sign a Permission to Participate Form (Located in Ms. Kelly’s Room)
    • Open to ALL grade levels

  • Atlantic Explorers

    Club Sponsor:   jason.kalls@browardschools.com  

    Students will participate in the planning of academic and after school field trips. Emphasis will be on curriculum connections and fundraising opportunities. Students will create promotional materials to advertise upcoming events.  

  • Basketball Club

    Club Sponsor:  antonio.silas@browardschools.com  

    The ATC Basketball Club engages players in the following fundamental skills for basketball; dribbling, shooting, rebounding, passing skills effective communication skills, being a team player, and good sportsmanship. • A minimum of a 2.5 unweighted GPA  • Good academic standing   • No academic, attendance or behavioral contracts  *Listen to morning announcements for practice start dates and times. 

  • Book Club

    Club Sponsor: Catherine Castelli

    Email Ms. Catherine Castelli

    Book Club is for lovers of all genres of books. Students analyze books and explore related books through adventurous field trips. Club members participate in the district Battle of the Books Competition, (which we won the last two years!) and support each other's love of books.

  • Broward Youth Coalition (BYC)

    Club sponsor: Shannon Chen

    Email Ms. Shannon Chen 

    A group of young leaders who work to become youth advocates for substance abuse prevention and mental health promotion in their communities. BYC members lead by example and encourage their peers to make healthy decisions.  Youth who actively participate in BYC will be better equipped to remain drug-free while successfully navigating school transitions, college, and their future.  The BYC Action Team through United Way of Broward County's Commission on Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention has a community-wide BYC club as well, with students across Broward who are dedicated to their communities. BYC offers its members opportunities to participate in meaningful volunteer opportunities, network with community leaders, explore college and career options, and develop both personal and professional skills.

  • Business Professionals of America

    Club Sponsor: Kaysha Covington

    Email Ms. Kaysha Covington 

    Business Professionals of America is the premier CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) for students pursuing careers in business management, information technology, finance, office administration, health administration, and other related career fields. It is available for grades 11-12 and they get the chance to showcase the skills learned in their technical program and get rewarded for merit.  Very active, a student-run club with fundraisers monthly to help fund our annual leadership conferences. BPA members travel to Orlando, FL annually for the State Leadership Conference and travel to various cities nationwide to compete on the national stage at the  National Leadership Conference, where students get access to networking with other scholars, guest speakers, and industry certifications to help them get out of their "shell" and become a business professional in the real world.  BPA club members competed virtually last year due to Covid-19 and placed 1st in the Nation in C# Programming thanks to Mr. Iyar.

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  • Cheer Squad

    Club Sponsor:  syreeta.hilliard@browardschools.com  

    The Atlantic High School Cheer Team  The Atlantic Technical High School Cheer Team is a spirited and athletic group of students, who use their energy and skills to boost school morale and support ATC sports clubs! Through choreographed routines, cheers, and crowd engagement, they enhance ATC’s sense of unity and enthusiasm.  Try-outs are held every semester and candidates must the following:  • A minimum of a 2.5 unweighted GPA  • Good academic standing   • No academic, attendance or behavioral contracts  

  • Dance Club

    Email: syreeta.hilliard@browardschools.com  

    Atlantic Technical High School Dance Team  Get ready to experience high-energy performances and team spirit with the Atlantic Technical High School Dance Team!  Through their synchronized movements, intricate choreography, and captivating routines, they bring an artistic and entertaining element to ATC events.   Try-outs are held every semester and candidates must the following:  • A minimum of a 2.5 unweighted GPA  • Good academic standing   • No academic, attendance or behavioral contracts 

  • First Priority

    Club Sponsor: George Orfino

    Email Mr. George Orfino 

    The First Priority Club is a youth organization that supports student-initiated, student-led Christian clubs on middle school and high school campuses. Founded by Christian author and speaker Benny Proffitt and 11 other youth Pastors in Irving, TX in 1996. Today, there are over 30 local organizations, with First Priority of South Florida being the local organization for Miami, Broward, and Palm Beach. The First Priority Club connects with others through the following activities: pizza socials, fun, and the gospel.  First Priority Club is Christ-centered, and students grow together in the gospel.  Students should join for the following reasons: to grow in faith, make new friends and join a new community of welcoming people, have fun, and meet amazing guest speakers.

    Club Meeting dates: Every Monday @ 2:00 in room 2410

  • Flag Football Club

    Club Sponsor:  antonio.silas@browardschools.com  

    The ATC Flag Football Club engages players in the following fundamental skills for flag football. Throwing, catching, handoffs, snapping, pulling the flag, defense, routes, coordination, effective communication skills, being a team player, and good sportsmanship. • A minimum of a 2.5 unweighted GPA  • Good academic standing   • No academic, attendance or behavioral contracts  *Listen to morning announcements for practice start dates and times. 

  • Freshman Class

    Club Sponsor: Antonia Chriswell

    Email Ms. Antonia Chriswell

    All Grade 09 students are included and encouraged to participate in class-sponsored activities including:
    • Hold elections for class officers
    • Host a minimum of one fundraiser for the class
    • Host a minimum of one community service project.
    • Create a class t-shirt/sweatshirt (optional)

  • Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)

    Club Sponsor: Philippe Jean Bart

    Email Mr. Philippe Jean Bart

    HOSA is a global student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of  Health and Human Services and several federal and state agencies.  HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA actively promotes career opportunities in the health industry and enhances the delivery of quality  
    health care for all people. HOSA’s goal is to encourage all health science instructors and students, to affiliate and be actively involved in the HSE-HOSA Partnership.

  • Human Relations Council/No Place for Hate (N.P.F.H.)

     Club Sponsor: teresaskiles@browardschools.com

    The Human Relations Council /No Place for Hate Club is a prosocial club that fosters student-led leadership and advocacy, to increase a positive school climate, relationship building, promoting an inclusive environment, cultural awareness, tolerance, and diversity.  

  • Junior Achievement (JA)

    Club Sponsor: Karen Jurgens

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    In the JA Fellows Company Program, students gain real-world business experience by working in groups of 20-25, conceptualizing, capitalizing, and managing their own small businesses. The students develop communication, financial management, problem-solving, collaboration and time management skills, just to name a few. Mentors work in teams of 4-6, coaching students through the process of starting and running a small business. “Spark Tank” competitions (Shark Tank-like events) are judged by local business leaders. At year-end, companies participate in a local competition for
    award, and a chance to compete in a national competition, National Student Leadership Summit (NSLS), in Washington, D.C. in June.

  • Junior Class

    Sponsor: Ms. Monique Litthcut

    Email Ms. Monique Litthcut

    All Grade 11 students are included and encouraged to participate in class-sponsored activities including the following:

    • Hold elections for class officers
    • Oversee the purchase of class rings
    • Host multiple fundraisers for the class to prepare for 12th grade
    • Host a minimum of one community service project
    • create a class t-shirt/sweatshirt (optional)

  • Key Club

    Club Sponsor: Michael Hutchison

    Email Mr. Michael Hutchison 

    Key Club International is the oldest and largest community service program for high school students.
    ❖ Mission - Key Club is a student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to perform service, build character and develop leadership.
    ❖ Values - leadership, character building, caring, inclusiveness.
    ❖ Vision - We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide.
    ❖Motto - Caring is our way of life.

    Its goal is to provide students with opportunities to positively impact communities by community service projects. 

  • Mu Alpha Theta

    Club Sponsor: Gelin Lucius

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    Mu Alpha Theta, the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society, was formed in 1957 at the University of Oklahoma. We are dedicated to inspiring a keen interest in mathematics, developing scholarships in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students. Currently, more than 100,000 students are Mu Alpha Theta members at more than 2,420 schools in the United States and in 23 foreign countries. 

  • Music Club

    Club Sponsor: Tony.Rao@browardschools.com  

    Explore the realm of music with ATC's Music Club! Join us every Wednesday to immerse yourself in our dynamic and supportive environment. Our club serves as a place for students to unite under the banner of music, fostering musical creativity and collaboration through a variety of engaging activities including but not limited to: • Workshops  • Performances • Games to enhance musical skills  • Spontaneous jam sessions Our mission extends to nurturing musicians' confidence, broadening musical horizons with a diverse repertoire, and establishing a community that revels in the joy of music. No matter if you're a seasoned musician or an eager learner, all skill levels are welcome. Our commitment goes beyond the stage: we believe in the importance of having fun with music. Alongside honing skills, we endeavor to lay the foundation of music theory and nurture an innate connection with the music. Join us in developing your musical talents, deepening your comprehension of music theory, and simply enjoying the magical journey that music offers. 

  • Muslim Student Association

    Club Sponsor: teresaskiles@browardschools.com  

    MSA provides a safe place for Muslims and students of any religion or race, a variety of volunteer and fundraising opportunities for various organizations and causes to encourage and promote “community” where everyone is respectful and respected. 

  • National Honor Society (NHS)

    Club Sponsor: Ms. Monique Litthcut

    Contact: monique.litthcut@browardschools.com

    The purpose of the organization shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarships, to stimulate a desire to render service, to encourage a concern for character development, and to advance the work of the Honor Society among all Broward County Chapters. The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates a school’s commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These four pillars have been associated with membership in the organization since its inception in 1921. Today, it is estimated that more than one million students participate in NHS activities. NHS chapters are found in all 50 states, US Territories, Canada, and around the world. Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their accomplishments but challenges them to develop
    further through active involvement in school activities and community service. As such, NHS chapters and students are in schools that care not only about student achievement, but also community engagement.

  • National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)

    Club Sponsor: cindy.burdick@browardschools.com

    The National Technical Honor Society is an educational non-profit that exists to honor, recognize, and empower students and teachers in Career & Technical Education. As the honor society for Career & Technical Education, NTHS serves over 100,000 active members annually in both secondary and postsecondary chapters across country. Since its founding in 1984, nearly 1 million students have become NTHS alumni. NTHS honors the achievements of top CTE students, provides close to $300,000 in scholarships annually, and strives to help connect education and industry to build a highly skilled workforce. 

  • Poetry Club (Poetic Prophets)

    Club Sponsor: Shannon Chen

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    The Omari Hardwick bluapple Poetry Network gives students across South Florida the opportunity to truly be the center of the educational process and express themselves through the art of spoken word poetry. Students in grades K-12 are exposed to the transformative power of poetry through teacher and student-led workshops, virtual poetry readings, regional conferences, and more. Everyone wants to be heard. Everyone wants to feel like their life, their story is important, and that someone is listening. Oftentimes, children feel that no one is listening. Students have thoughts that breathe, and the Omari Hardwick bluapple Poetry Network gives them platforms to let their words burn.

  • Programming

    Club Sponsor: Chandrakasamn Iyar

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    Fueling Creativity through Programming ATC Programming Club is a dynamic and inclusive High School Programming Club that serves as a creative hub for students passionate about technology, coding, and problem-solving. The club aims to cultivate a collaborative and stimulating environment where members can explore the vast world of programming, develop technical skills, and foster innovative thinking. 

  • Senior Class

    Club Sponsor: Michael Warman

    Contact: michael.warman@browardschools.com

    All Grade 12 students are included and encouraged to participate in class sponsored activities including the following:

    • Hold elections for class officers
    • Senior class activities vary from year to year depending on student preference, availability of time, and resources
    • Multiple class fundraiser projects
    • Prom
    • Community Service project
    • Senior class trip or activity
    • Graduation/Senior breakfast

  • SKILLS USA

    Club Sponsor: Daniel.bond@browardschools.com                      

    SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. We help each student excel. A nonprofit national education association, SkillsUSA serves middle-school, high-school and college/postsecondary students preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service (including health) occupations. 

    Grade level requirements 11th,12th, & PS 

    Selection process Student enrolled in CTE Classes will be selected by their instructors to compete in skill contests related to their CTE class.   

  • Sophomore Class

    Club Sponsor: nancy.sturm@browardschools.com

     All Grade 10 students are included and encouraged to participate in class sponsored activities including: • Hold elections for class officers. • Host a minimum of one fundraiser for the class. • Host a minimum of one Community service project. • Create a class t-shirt/sweatshirt (option)

  • Student Government Association (SGA)

    Club Sponsor: Ms. Kathy Kelly

     kathleen.kelly@browardschools.com 

    Student Government is one of the largest and active club on campus. SGA hosts several events throughout the school year such as: Spirit Week, Autumn Fest, and the midyear field trip. SGA offers countless opportunities to not only have fun, but also to earn service-learning hours. Our purpose is to assist the community, increase school spirit, set forth a positive attitude and culture, promote the student and staff relationships, maintain a unified, safe, and enjoyable learning environment, promote teamwork, cooperation, and strive for excellence. We hope that you will join us.

  • Students Advocating for Equality (S.A.F.E.)

    Club Sponsor:  Corinth.evans@browardschools.com

    Students Advocating for Equity (SAFE)  SAFE club is a diverse group of members that is committed to fostering and increasing awareness, and encouraging community participation on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. 

  • Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)

    Club Sponsor: Ms. Kimberly Fort

    Email:  kimberly.a.fort@browardschools.com

    SADD is a school-based organization dedicated to addressing the issues of underage drinking, impaired driving, drug use, and other destructive decisions and killers of young people. SADD’s mission is to provide students with the best prevention and intervention tools possible to deal with the serious issues young adults are facing today. Empowerment is the foundation of SADD. The idea of empowerment is to build student’s confidence and ability to create changes and manage behavior in a way that results in healthy choices. SADD promotes a ‘no use’ message of alcohol and other drugs and encourages students not to participate in activities with destructive consequences. The group is open to any high school student. There are no dues to be paid. The larger projects that the club organizes are Red Ribbon Week activities and Mental Health Awareness week. We meet the 4th Wednesday of each month in Bon Appetit.

  • Students Working Against Tobacco (S.W.A.T.)

    Club Sponsor: shannon.chen@browardschools.com

    Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT)  

    The mission of SWAT is to mobilize, educate, unite, and equip Florida youth to revolt against and de-glamorize big tobacco. SWAT is a united movement of empowered youth working towards a tobacco free future. SWAT will represent youth at schools, government, community, and business by promoting its ideals and achieving its goals. SWAT will empower young people through education, media, advocacy, involvement, and evaluation to create tobacco free norms by changing local, state, and federal tobacco policies.  

  • Teen Political Forum

    Club Sponsor: Tonya.sevalia@browardschools.com

    Teen Political Forum- TEEN POLITICAL FORUM (TPF) is a NON-PARTISAN Club with the City of Coconut Creek. Students interact with elected officials, government employees, and students from different high schools.  The goal is to create a themed event for all students in the City of Coconut Creek with a Panel of Community Leaders so students can ask questions directly impacting their lives and get answers.    Participation in Teen Political Forum is open to all motivated students at ATC in grades 9-12 who want to learn more about local government.  A significant time commitment is required since meetings are approximately 1-2 hours afterschool twice a month.  Students will earn community service hours, learn leadership, and marketing skills while making an impact in their community. 

  • Teen Trend Setters/FEA (Future Educators of America)

    Club Sponsor: Kathleen.kelly@browardschools.com  

    Teen Trend Setters/FEA (Future Educators of America)- Teen Trendsetters is a reading mentoring program for elementary aged students reading a year or more behind their grade level. Teen Trendsetters mentors spend one day a week after school tutoring kids. This club provides high school students with the opportunity to earn service hours, public speaking skills, leadership skills, and more. 

  • Women of Tomorrow (WOT)

    Club Sponsor: miladys.puddie@browardschools.com

    Women of Tomorrow Established in Miami in 1997, the Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program was born out of the belief that caring professional women sharing their knowledge, expertise and support with atrisk and disadvantaged girls can be the catalyst for success by inspiring them to aim higher, by providing them with the skills necessary for personal and professional success – allowing them to find the strength and determination to transform their lives despite the obstacles stacked against them. Girls who would have otherwise likely dropped out of high school not only graduate, they pursue higher education at various post-secondary institutions. Women of tomorrow organization partners with local schools to provide mentees with small group monthly mentoring sessions by highly accomplished professionals, field trip opportunities that may include college visits, and tours of local public service and governmental agencies. Atlantic Technical High School currently has 30 mentees in the Women Tomorrow Mentorship Program. 

  • Yearbook Squad

    Club Sponsor: gustavo.delossantos@browardschools.com  

    The yearbook club is responsible for producing the yearbook for the high school. Students work on the content of the book during the first 3 quarters of the school year to produce a unique book of memories that is sold during the last quarter of the school year.