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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.
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  • 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project

    Sponsor - Mrs. Carty

  • Army JROTC

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    Army JROTC - Col. Hall

    Meets in room 321

  • Band

    Band - Mr. Miller

    Concert Bands:  We have two performing concert bands.  The Concert Band is geared towards the development of instrument technique, tone production, tuning, fundamentals of music theory, music reading, and listening skills.  The Wind Symphony is an audition-selected ensemble of advanced players who have had at least one year of high school band experience.  Both of these performing ensembles give public concerts throughout the year in our auditorium. Both performing ensembles perform for ratings at the Florida Bandmaster Association (FBA) Music Performance Assessment (MPA) in March.
     
    Eurythmics / Colorguard / Winter Guard: As it is listed as “Eurythmics” on course cards, this class is school time rehearsal and preparation for the two-guard seasons.  The fall season, Color Guard, is an ensemble that performs with our competitive Marching Knights from August to November.  This group adds color, expression, and many effects to our marching band. The winter/spring season is our highly competitive Winter Guard ensemble.  After-school practices are required to participate in these ensembles.  Participation in the marching band’s Color Guard or Winter Guard is required to be a part of this class.  Class assignments and grades are based on games, performances, rehearsals, and competitions.  On the reverse side, in order to be a part of either of these ensembles, you must be a part of the class, as attending after-school rehearsals is not enough.
     
    Percussion Ensemble (Instrumental Tech):  The world of percussion is explored in this class.  From playing in a drumline to playing in a concert percussion setting, there will be something covered for anyone who likes percussion.  This class performs at many of the same concerts that the concert bands perform in, with a minimum of two evening public concerts. 
     
    Marching Band: The Marching Knights perform for select football games, compete in local tri-county competitions, and perform at the FBA Marching MPA. With heavy expectations, they will earn the opportunity to compete in St. Petersburg at the state level.  The Eurythmics class also performs with the marching band as the Color Guard.  Members of this ensemble receive extra class credit for participating in an extra ensemble, extra community service hours for various activities, and receive the experience of a lifetime.
     
    Jazz Band: The jazz band is now a class and is no longer an after-school option. This ensemble provides students with a variety of jazz ensemble experiences. Members of this class will give two evening public concerts, and at least two school-time concerts. The jazz band also performs for ratings at the FBA Jazz Band MPA in February and often performs for the Relay-4-Life survivor’s dinner.

  • Black Student Union

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    Black Student Union - Ms. Ivey

  • Book Club

    Book Club - Mrs. Alba-Emond
    Meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month in the Media Center
    from 2:45pm - 3:15pm

  • Caribbean Student Association

    Caribbean Student Association - Mrs. Carty

  • Chess Club

    Chess Club - Mr. Holland

  • Chorus

    Chorus - Mr. Haynes

    ​Singing Knights

    The Singing Knights meet to make a joyful noise and take our minds away from other daily issues that may be burdensome or overbearing. We work together as a team to create 2, 3, and 4-part harmonies and learn choral reading fundamentals like Solfege, Sight-Singing, and Rhythm Sight-Singing.

     

    The Singing Knights practice and perform choral works ranging from classical to pop. The most desired take-away from this ensemble that students learn the biggest enjoyment comes from doing something well that they have spent time working on. Doing that with friends and teammates takes it to the next level.

    Monarch Chorale
    Chorale is the advanced choral ensemble on Monarch's campus. This ensemble strives to explore music of various cultures and genres throughout time periods. We focus on how to be young professionals in rehearsals, performances, and classes. It is an expectation that members of Chorale explore opportunities to perform music with others on and off campus.

  • Chosen Club

    Chosen Club - Ms. T. Bell

  • Crochet & Fiber Arts Club

    Crochet & Fiber Arts Club - Ms. Pullo

  • Dance Team

    Dance Team - Mrs. Olamendi

  • Debate Club

    Debate Club - Ms. Knight

  • DECA

    DECA - Mrs. Matarasso and Mr. Kennedy

    Meets 1st Monday of the month.
    CTSO: Business club with opportunities for leadership, scholarships, community service and competition.

  • Drama Club & Thespian Honor Society 

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    TITLE: Drama Club & Thespian Honor Society 

    Sponsor: Monica Rae Andrews 

    Our Mission: To recognize Monarch students’ theatrical abilities in both performance and technical design disciplines and encourage students to apply their skills in productions throughout the year and District and State Thespian Festivals! Meetings are held monthly on Monday afternoons in the theatre. Follow us on Instagram @MonarchTheatreDept 

  • Entrepreneurship Club

    Entrepreneurship Club - Mr. Silverman

  • Environmental Club

    Environmental Club - Mr. Nardelli

  • FFEA

    FFEA Sponsor - Ms. Matarasso
    Meets 3rd Wednesday of the month.
    Celebrate teachers/teaching profession with special projects

  • French National Honor Society

    French National Honor Society - Ms. Jacobs-Reed

  • Freshman Class Sponsor

    Freshman Class Sponsor - Ms. Aube

  • GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance)

    GSA Sponsor - Mr. Haynes

    Please join us if you need a safe space for making connections, sharing, and helping. Listen to announcements for our next meeting & pick up an after-school form outside the choir room (452).
     
    The GSA is meant to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ issues, support the LGBTQ+ community, and is for the safety and inclusion of all students.

  • H.O.P.E.

    H.O.P.E. - Mrs. Rodriguez

  • Human Rights Council

    Human Rights Council  - Ms. Jacobs-Reed

  • Humane Society

    Humane Society - Ms. Pullo

  • Junior Class

    Junior Class Sponsor - Ms. Weaver

  • Key Club

    Key Club - Mr. C. Davis

  • Make Our Schools Safe

    Make Our Schools Safe - Mr. Kennedy

    MOSS- Make Our Schools Safe Officer List 2022-2022

    • Chapter President- Camryn Sargis
    • Vice-President- Christine Davidson
    • Secretary- Yasmin Forneck
    • Treasurer- Simon Celgez
    • Social Media Director- Dani Balaskovitz

    Monthly meeting Dates: the 2nd Thursday each month in room #223 at 3:00

  • Mentoring Tomorrow's Leaders

    Sponsor - Mrs. Carty

  • Model United Nations

    Sponsor information: Natalye M. Cockman Brettle (natalye.cockmanbrettle@browardschools.com) - Rm 537
    Organization general information: Model UN helps students develop public speaking, writing, and research skills. In addition, they often provide students with their first entry point into international affairs and concepts. These affairs and concepts include peace and security, human rights, development, and rule of law issues.
    General meeting days: 1st and or 3rd Wednesday of the month
    Special events, etc: Model UN conferences, and field trip opportunities. Conferences are held in universities such as the University of Florida and Nova Southeastern University.
    Explain:  Joining the school's award-winning Model United Nations (MUN) club offers students a unique opportunity to become education on relevant topics in society. Through participation, students develop critical thinking, diplomacy, and public speaking abilities in a dynamic, real-world context. Engaging in lively debates, drafting resolutions, and collaborating with peers from diverse backgrounds fosters a deeper understanding of global issues and hones leadership skills. Our award winning team allows for scholarship opportunities and a great way to stand out in your highschool portfolio. By joining the MUN club, students not only enrich their academic experience but also empower themselves to become informed, active global citizens poised to make a meaningful impact on the world.

  • Monarch Chorale

    Sponsor: Mr. Haynes

    The Chorale is Monarch’s premier vocal ensemble. Students with music, vocal and/or choral experience refine their critical listening skills through the study, rehearsal, and performance of high-quality, advanced literature. Students use reflection and problem-solving skills with increasing independence to improve their performance and musical expressivity. Chorale members are expected to explore opportunities to perform music with others on and off campus.

    sites.google.com/view/monarchchorus
    *See your Guidance Counselor to enroll in the class if it is not on your schedule. Please see Mr. Haynes in the Choir Room (452) with any questions of concerns.

  • Monarch Movie Magic

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  • Mu Alpha Theta

    Mu Alpha Theta - Ms. Batista

  • Multicultural Club

    Multicultural Club - Ms. Olamendi

  • National Art Honor Society

    National Art Honor Society - Ms. Moskowitz

  • National English Honor Society

    National English Honor Society
    Advisor: Ms. Hawkins
    Meetings Last Monday of the month Room 151

  • National English Honor Society

    Advisor: Ms. Hawkins
    Meetings Last Monday of the month Room 151

  • National Honor Society

    National Honor Society - Mr. Nardelli and Mrs. Matarasso

    Meets 1st Friday of the month.

    Pillars of NHS are scholarship, service, leadership and character. 

  • Newspaper

    Newspaper - Ms. Hawkins

  • PSAT Club

    PSAT Club - Mrs. Olamendi

  • Rho Kappa

    Rho Kappa - Mr. Yates

  • SADD

    SADD - Mrs. Matarasso
    Meets 3rd Wednesday of the month.
    Projects which bring awareness about drugs, alcohol, and distracted driving.

  • Science National Honor Society

    Science National Honor Society - Mr. Nardelli

  • Self-Love Mental Health Awareness

    Sponsor - Mrs. Matarasso

    Meets 2nd Thursday of the month.

    Brings awareness to mental health. Special field trip to Morikami Gardens.

  • Senior Class

    Senior Class Sponsor - Ms. Pullo and Ms. Norton

  • Singing Knights

    Sponsor: Mr. Haynes

    The Singing Knights have a place for every voice and is designed for students with little or no choral experience. This ensemble comes together to remove themselves from daily issues that may be burdensome or overbearing and enjoy doing something different. The Singing Knights promote the enjoyment and appreciation of music through the performance of beginning choral repertoire from a variety of times and places. We prepare pieces from Classical to Pop, and Latin to English. We work together to create 2, 3, and 4-part harmonies and learn choral reading fundamentals like critical listening skills, Solfege, Sight-Singing, and Rhythmic Sight-Singing.

  • Sophomore Class

    Sophomore Class Sponsor - Mr. C. Davis

  • Spanish Honor Society

    Spanish Honor Society - Mrs. Olamendi

  • Student Government Association

    Student Government Association - Ms. Solinsky

  • Technology Club

    Technology Club - Ms. Fuller

  • Tri-M Music Honor Society

    Tri-M Music Honor Society - Mr. Haynes
    Tri-M Music Honor Society is a music honor society and is a program of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME). It is designed to recognize students for their academic and musical achievements and to provide leadership and service opportunities to young musicians. Each chapter is run by the students but supervised by an advisor. To be eligible for membership, a student must maintain a B average in their music classes, a B average in all of their academic courses, be presently enrolled in a music course at their school, and be recommended for membership by their school's music faculty.

  • Women of Tomorrow

    Women of Tomorrow - Ms. Barzey

  • Yearbook

    Yearbook - Ms. Hawkins

  • Youth Crime Watch

    Youth Crime Watch - Colonel Hall