- William T. McFatter Technical High
- Clubs and Athletics
Get Involved
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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.
Clubs and Activities
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Basketball Club
Club Sponsor: Preston Selvanik
Description: Help young individuals develop the fundamental skills of playing basketball.
Club Meeting dates: varies
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Black Student Union (BSU)
Club Sponsor: Natalie Guy and Jonathan Ammann
Description: The Black Student Union is a vital student-led organization dedicated to empowering Black students through cultural enrichment, advocacy for social justice, and fostering a supportive community where diversity is celebrated and voices are amplified within the school environment.
Club Meeting dates: 1st and 3rd Monday of each month in room 313
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Bridge Club
Club Sponsor: Kasandra Kopek
Description: The club plans and builds bridges to compete in the local and national competitions.
Club Meeting dates: every other Tuesday during lunch.
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Business Professionals of America
Club Sponsor: Vincent McLaughlin, Carol Meade-Cabey, Kettya Amarai
Description: (BPA) Business Professionals of America is a dynamic student-led organization that prepares individuals for careers in business, finance, management, information technology, and related fields. Our programs and activities are designed to enhance students’ leadership abilities, professional skills, and overall career development. With a network of over 46,000 members across the country, BPA provides a comprehensive range of educational programs, competitive events, leadership opportunities, and community service initiatives. Our organization equips students with essential skills and real-world experiences that will undoubtedly shape their future success.
Club Meeting dates: Wednesdays 12:35 pm Room 303.
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Cheer Club
Club Sponsor: Terrell Hall
Description: Cheer supports the sports teams and the school, but also lead the student body in showing spirit by setting a good example of school pride themselves.
Club Meeting dates: lunch time (12:21-1:00)
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Class of 2024
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Class of 2025
Club Sponsor: Christina Williams-Ledain
Description: To establish community and collaboration among the class.
Club Meeting dates: varies
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Class of 2026
Club Sponsor: Erin D'Angelo and Julie Ogden
Description: To foster leadership skills, encourage school spirit and provide communication and camaraderie among class members.
Club Meeting dates: Officer meetings each Wednesday; class meetings as announced.
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Class of 2027
Club Sponsor: Natalie Guy
Description: The purpose of the Class of 2027 as an organization is to facilitate unity, support, and academic achievement among its members, while also promoting school spirit and engagement within the broader school
Club Meeting dates: Officer meetings are held every Friday in room 136
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Education Rocks
Club Sponsor: Erin D'Angelo
Description: Education Rocks is a global youth leadership development organization that is committed to empowering student leaders to provide access to education for all.
Club Meeting dates: varies
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First Priority
Club Sponsor: Cyd Dixson
Description: First Priority of America exists to educate, train, and provide resources for Christian students to legally form clubs and share the gospel with unbelieving students on the public-school campus.
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 @ 12:30
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Future Educators of America
Club Sponsor: Caryn M. Coburn
Description: The purpose of this organization shall be to:
Section 1. Strive to interest competent young men and women in teaching as a career.
Section 2. Provide leadership and community service experience to teens.
Section 3. Improve the reading skills of elementary students.
Section 4. Appreciate and recognize the important role of teachers.
Club Meeting dates: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month during lunch in Rm 130L
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Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)
Club Sponsor: Karrah Fort
Description: Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) Clubs are student clubs that allow students with a common interest to get together and have events or discussions about that interest. GSA clubs are made up of students of any sexual orientation; in fact many GSA members are straight-identifying youth. In these clubs, students can talk and learn about issues that surround sexual orientation and gender identity.
Club Meeting dates: TBA
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Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
Club Sponsor: Danielle McColgin and Billini Benoit
Description: The purpose of HOSA – Future Health Professionals is to develop leadership and technical HOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness and recognition, which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program. Students compete at the local, state, and national level.
Club Meeting dates: varies
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Jewish Student Union
Club Sponsor: Caryn M Coburn
Description: Explore Jewish culture, history, and identity.
Club Meeting dates: During lunch Rm 130L (usually Wednesday and/or Thursday)
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National Honor Society
Club Sponsor: David Wood & Paula Wood, co-sponsors
Description: National Honor Society is an academic and service organization dedicated to promoting scholarship, character, service, and leadership in our school. Members must meet the national organization's requirements in order to apply in 10th or 11th grade.
Club Meeting dates: Alternating Wednesday meetings @ lunch in Room 301
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P.A.W.S.
Club Sponsor: Sophia Zulueta
Description: We work together to raise awareness for animal rights. We particularly focus on no-kill animal rescues and shelters, as well as marine life.
Club Meeting dates: Bi-weekly meetings on Fridays in room 351
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SkillsUSA Club
Club Sponsor: Lillie deCastro and Billini Benoit
Description: SkillsUSA is a workforce development organization for students. We empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. Students compete at the local, state, and national level.
Club Meeting dates: varies
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Spanish Club
Club Sponsor: Sophia Zulueta
Description: To spread positive awareness of the Hispanic Culture and Spanish Language
Club Meeting dates: Bi-weekly meetings on Fridays in room 351
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Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) Club
Club Sponsor: Paula Wood
Description: Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) is a youth run organization that works in schools to raise awareness of the harms of vaping and tobacco.
Club Meeting dates: Alternating Mondays @ lunch Room 301
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Volleyball Club
Club Sponsors: Kasandra Kopek, Preston Selvanik
Description: The volleyball team is co-ed and competes with the other technical schools.
Club Meeting dates: March thru April on scheduled practice and game days.
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Women of Tomorrow
Club Sponsor: Brigitte Lynn
Description: The Women of Tomorrow mission is to inspire, motivate and empower at-risk young women to live up to their full potential through a unique group mentoring program with highly accomplished professional women and scholarship opportunities.
Club Meeting dates: One hour, once per month, usually on a Tuesday.
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Yearbook Club
Club Sponsor: David Wood
Description: Students come together on a voluntary basis to plan, create, and publish a school yearbook. Students do this through a club because McFatter does not have a Yearbook Class built into its very tight schedule. This gives students an outlet for creativity and opportunities for leadership, in addition to giving students the experience of working towards and completing a concrete project.
Club Meeting dates: Fridays @ Lunch (12:30-1:00pm) in addition to independent work