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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.
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Asian American Club
Asian American Club is open to everyone, not just specifically people of Asian descent. In this club, we are dedicated to educating and informing others about Asian culture by making Asian related crafts, trying new foods, and playing games. We will be holding club meetings in Ms.Salemi's classroom every other Wednesday after school from 3:00PM to 4:00PM. Feel free to join us!
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Astronomy Club
Opia Stellae is the Astronomy Club at Flanagan. The main objective of the club is to raise interest in astronomical topics amongst its members, as well as the students and staff at FHS. Additionally, the club strives to connect with the local community via participation in school-wide service projects and club-sponsored activities.
For more information, please see Ms. Nemeth in 703.
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Black Student Union
Black student union's mission is to create a safe space to discuss black history, social injustice, and the upholding of black excellence. Our purpose is to represent black students in political and community matters. We serve as the primary advocacy organization for minorities and act as the chief liaison between black students and the school’s administration. We also take active measures toward fostering and enriching an environment for students of color at this school. Using social media and events held on/off campus, BSU is promoting cultural pride and awareness in our school and community.
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Business Professionals of America (BPA)
Business Professionals of America is a career and technical student organization that helps prepare future leaders for their career paths. BPA provides students with opportunities to explore other interests through nation-wide competitions.
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Class Office
Class Office is a club that prioritizes and focuses on fundraising for the student body in their specific graduating class. The money that is raised will be used for senior year to help lower the cost of senior activities. It is the officers’ job to simultaneously make executive decisions while including the opinion of the senior class. As the senior class this year, Class of 2022 is responsible for planning and executing these senior activities which includes: Step Up Day, Grad Bash, Senior Parking Spots, Senior Class Shirts, and Prom.
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Environmental Club
This club works with environmental action, climate change, and recycling as part of a school wide program. Many members are also a part of Science National Honor Society, however, with the Environmental Club, no GPA requirements exist. If you are interested, come by room 521, Mr. Witcher's class for more information.
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Falcon Page Turners
The book club meets monthly to discuss books, complete activities, and prepare for the Battle of Books. This event takes place every spring at a local high school. The competition is based on the Florida Teens Read books.
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Florida Future Educators of America (FFEA)
FFEA, is a teacher recruitment program. The program provides a forum for students to become aware of career opportunities in education and nurtures their interest in teaching as a career. For more information, see Mrs. Aloy in room 326 for more information.
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Health Information Project (HIP)
Health Information Project (HIP) trains high school juniors and seniors to teach health education to their freshmen. We know that teens are often resistant to health education when the educators are teachers, parents or physicians that is why HIP empowers teens to deliver health information-to their peers. For more information, see Mrs. Aloy in room 326.
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HOSA
Health Occupation Students of America is a national club recognized for leading students on their path to success in the medical field. Through this club, students can work hands-on with medical equipment, earn certifications such as CPR, EKG, and PCT, as well as learn medical terminology and procedures.
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Key Club
Meet every other Tuesday in the Media Center. The Key Club provides opportunities for students to participate in service activities. Activities for which students can earn service hours towards graduation and Bright Futures are available at meetings, online and in person at various locations across the district. -
Latinos In Action (LIA)
Latinos In Action (LIA) offers an asset-based approach to bridging the graduation and opportunity gap for Latino students, working from within the educational system to create positive change. Our program operates as a year-long elective course. The end goal of everything we do is to empower Latino youth to lead and strengthen their communities through college and career readiness. We accomplish this by focusing on four pillars: leveraging personal and cultural assets, excelling in education, serving the community, and developing leadership skills.
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Math National Honor Society - Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha Theta is the Math National Honor Society, and our goal is to increase enjoyment, appreciation, and overall interest in the field of mathematics. Our chapter participates in many different mathematical activities, including attending local and state math competitions, offering math tutoring services, and hosting our Annual Pi Day fundraiser. We offer benefits to our members as well; besides, looking great on college applications, we also offer the chance to earn volunteer hours and a graduation cord. By joining and being an active participant in Mu Alpha Theta, you will be enhancing your overall high school experience by becoming stronger mathematically and by creating memories you'll never forget.
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National Art Honor Society
National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is open to all students for the purpose of inspiring and recognizing those who show an outstanding ability in art. NAHS strives toward the attainment of the highest standards in art areas, and to bring art to the attention of the school and the community.Art Club is open to students that enjoy using their art skills to make Charles W. Flanagan High School a great place to be.NAHS and Art Club meet in room 301 on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. -
National Honor Society (NHS)
National Honor Society is a family of dedicated individuals that come together to help others. We frequently engage in harvest drives, fundraisers, and tutoring sessions in efforts to support the community while simultaneously enabling students to fulfill their community service hour requirements.
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Poetry Club
Poetry club welcomes poets to share their writing every Thursday after school in room 910. You can join Mrs. Modia's Poetry Club Remind @poetryclub. In addition, we have a spoken word slam competition team that meets on Tuesdays after school.
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Political Activism and Vote Engagement (PAVE)
PAVE is a student-led club aimed towards students with an interest in politics and current events. Our goal is to increase student engagement in politics throughout our school and equip members with the tools necessary to succeed in their political journeys beyond graduation. As a club, we hope to turn this interest into action through bipartisan political activism and volunteering opportunities for numerous different causes. Some of the ways we will involve ourselves with our community include assisting on local elections and other political movements, bipartisan political expression and discussion, and information campaigns. We meet on Mondays once a month.
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Science National Honor Society
Science National Honor Society is an academic honor society focused on science. Students involved in this club would demonstrate their innovative skills by conducting a wide variety of experiments and further their scientific knowledge. We meet once a month in Mr. Witcher's classroom. Please join the Remind @fhssnhs22 for more information.
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Speech and Debate Club
Speech and Debate Club is open to all students, not just those in Speech and Debate classes. Students are able to learn about and practice different speech and debate events with coaching from the club's captains. There is an event for everyone, whether it be public forum debate, congressional debate, individual speech events like original oratory, and even acting events like humorous interpretation. Club students are also eligible to compete in both local and national tournaments in the event of their choice. Please see Mrs. Labes in room 162 for more information.
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Women of Tomorrow (WOT)
WOT is a mentoring program designed to empower and motivate young women like you. By meeting one hour a month with highly accomplished professional women, you will be guided towards a future filled with greater opportunities. Please see Mrs.Poitevien Room 1424 or Mrs. Simmons in Room 710.