Student Clubs and Activities

Student Clubs and Activities

Academic Challenge Team

Description
The Academic Challenge Team is a jeopardy-style competition team that participates in various contests throughout the year.

Requirements
Students in grades 9-12 are eligible to participate if they meet VHSL guidelines.

Dues
n/a

Sponsor
Mr. D. Pulskamp

Meetings
TBA

  

Art Club

Description
n/a

Requirements
n/a

Dues
n/a

Sponsor
Ms. Lesly McBride and Mr. Mickey Alderson

Meetings
Please see teachers for more details.

 

Band

Description
Marching Colonials
Concert Band
Symphonic Band

Requirements
See Mr. Conley for more details.

Band Director
Mr. Z. Cougar Conley

Please contact the band director if you are interested in our Band program.

 

Beta Club

The National Beta Club Mission Statement
To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students.

Description
Beta Club is an organization that promotes scholarship, leadership, and good citizenship at CHHS and within our community.

Requirements
Seniors and Juniors with a GPA of 4.0 or higher

All incoming members must not have been suspended from school, placed in ALC, or expelled from school for any act that would violate the principles of the National Beta Club during the current semester of induction or previous semester.

Sponsors
Mrs. Christy George
Mrs. Kenna Rush

Dues
$20.00 first year member
$5.00 second year member

Meetings
Please see sponsors for more information.

 

CADRE (Commonwealth Alliance Drug Rehabilitation Education)

Description
Commonwealth Alliance Drug Rehabilitation Education (CADRE) is a group of students, parents, staff, and community leaders whose goal is to educate the school and community about the perils of alcohol and other drug use. Monthly meetings are open to all who wish to attend.

Requirements
See teacher for more details.

Sponsor
Mrs. Beth McBryde

Dues
$5.00 per year

Meetings
Please see teacher for more details

 

Chorus

Description
Chorus is offered as a class during the school year.

Requirements
See Mrs. Breckenridge for more details.

Sponsor
Mrs. C. Breckenridge

Dues
n/a

Meetings
See Mrs. Breckenridge for more details.

 

Colonial Courier

Description
Colonial Courier is the school's newspaper. It is published online six times a year. The paper reports on school life and issues that affect students.

Requirements
You must be currently enrolled in Journalism I or Journalism II

Sponsor
Ms. Terri Moody

Dues n/a

Meetings
We meet daily as a class (Journalism).

 

Colonial Players

Description
The Colonial Players aims to provide an outlet for creativity for students involved in the Theatre Arts. All main stage productions are funded and produced by Colonial Players. Any CHHS student may join.

Sponsor
Mr. Andrew Bryce

Dues
$5.00 per year

Meetings
Please see teacher for more details

 

Colonial Singers

Description
See Mrs. Breckenridge for more details.

Requirements
Any student who has a love of singing and performing is encouraged to audition.

Sponsor
Mrs. C. Breckenridge

Dues
$5.00

Meetings
Every Monday in Room 63 at 3:00 p.m.

 

Crime Solvers

Description
We work with the police department to award money to people who report crime. We also learn about detective work.

Requirements
Students with an interest in solving crime and promoting justice.

Sponsor
Officer Eric Allen

Dues
See Officer for more details.

Meetings
Meetings are held the 2nd Thursday of each month in Room 44 at 2:30 p.m.

 

DECA

Description
DECA is a co-curricular, student-centered educational organization. DECA's mission has been to enhance the education of students with interests in marketing, management and entrepreneurship.

Requirements
Any student enrolled in a secondary level marketing education, management, or entrepreneurship instructional program is eligible for membership in DECA at the local, state and national level.

Sponsor
Mrs. Susannah Oates

Dues
All chapters are self-supporting, with members paying local,state, and national dues. Dues are $20.00 per year ($15.00 state and national dues, $5.00 local dues).

Meetings
DECA is co-curricular, so meetings and any activities are held every week (if needed) on Fridays during class and after school if necessary.

 

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America Club (FCCLA)

Requirements
Must be presently or previously enrolled in Child Care.

Sponsors
Ms. Lisa Boiteau

Meetings
Once a month

 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Description
Athletes and any other students are welcome to join! We are Christians that have meetings once a month to have fellowship with other Christians in our school. We have guest speakers and former students that give their testimonies. Please come and share your Christian experience with us.!

Sponsor
Mr. Tracy Boyd

Dues
$5

Meetings
Generally, we meet on Fridays at 2:30 p.m. Please listen to morning announcements for additional meeting information.

 

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)

Requirements
Students must be enrolled in a business class.

Sponsors
Mrs. C. Bailey, Mrs. A. Anderson

 

German Club

Description
We will work to learn the German language, as well as a bit about the history and culture of Germany.

Requirements
Any student is welcome to attend meetings.

Sponsor
Mrs. A. Creasey

Dues
$5.00 per year

Meetings
The first Monday of each month.

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)

Description
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) is a national student organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education, which operates in secondary, post secondary, and collegiate institutions as an integral part of the Health Science Education Curriculum for the purpose of promoting healthcare career opportunities and to prepare students to successfully pursue a health career.

Requirements
Members must be enrolled in a Health Occupations class.

Sponsor
Mrs. J. Moody-Parham

Meetings
Held as required

 

Interact Club

Description
The Interact Club is a service organization that works closely with the Colonial Heights Rotary Club to make our community a better place. We sponsor a number of altruistic projects such as the End Polio Now Fundraiser and Holiday Giving Tree. The club also provides other volunteer opportunities within the community for students sponsored by the Colonial Heights Rotary.

Requirements
N/A

Sponsor
Mrs. Kate Garrett

Dues
$10

Meetings
First Thursday of each month (unless otherwise noted).

 

International Thespian Society (ITS)

Description
The International Thespian Society (ITS) is an honorary society for Theatre Arts students dedicated to raising the standards of high school Drama. Members must be invited to join. Requirements are based on well-rounded participation and involvement in the Colonial Players.

Requirements
Colonial Players Member & participation in productions.
* Inductees must earn 10 points, 5 of which should be awarded for work done at the school where he or she will be inducted.
* In general, 1 point represents approx 10 hours of excellent work
* A Thespian moving to another affiliated school is entitled to transfer his or her membership
* Induction points should be earned through participation in at least two full-length productions, or one full-length and two one-acts, or four one-acts.
* Induction points should be earned in at least two of the listed categories, for example, acting and production

Sponsor/Teacher
Mr. Andrew Bryce

Dues
$25.00 one-time fee

Meetings
Please see teacher for more details

 

Japanese Culture Club: Harajuku

Requirements
An interest in Japanese culture.

Sponsor/Teacher
Mrs. Teresa Fenn

Dues
$5.00 per year

Meetings
Tuesdays at 2:30pm, room 206

 

Junior Optimist International Club

Description
The JOI (Junior Optimist International) Club is a service organization that works closely with the Colonial Heights Optimist Club to support the youth of our community. We work with the Optimist Club on fundraisers such as the BIB Tournament, Fort Clifton Festival and Brunswick Stew and volunteer with the annual Kids Fishing Fun Day, Fall Carnival and Santa Pancake Breakfast, among other volunteer activities.

Requirements
n/a

Sponsors
Betsy Johnson and Carol Bennett

Dues
$10.00

Meetings
The 2nd Wednesday of every month

 

Key Club

Description
The Key Club is an organization that works closely with the Colonial Heights Kiwanis Club to make our community a better place. We sponsor American Red Cross Blood Drives and donate our time and money to various organizations.

Requirements
n/a

Sponsors
Ms. Kaylie Melanson and Mrs. Brandi Cutrer

Dues
$20.00

Meetings
The 2nd Monday of every month

 

Latin Club

Requirements
Enrollment and interest in Latin

Sponsor/Teacher
Mr. M.Gelven

Meetings
Wednesdays, once a month in room T-2. 

 

National Honor Society

Description
National Honor Society is a service organization. In order to qualify for selection, students must meet the GPA requirement. Students are selected based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students complete an activity form which lists any activities, service projects, and awards that they have achieved while they have been attending CHHS. Teachers, coaches and sponsors evaluate each of the candidates. All of this information is compiled and evaluated by the Faculty Council which consists of five voting faculty members. The Faculty Council selects new members on the basis of the selection criteria.

New members are inducted during a formal ceremony which is held in the CHHS Auditorium in November.

Requirements

Must be a Junior or Senior and attended school for at least one semester.
Candidates eligible for selection to the Colonial Heights chapter shall have a minimum cumulative grade point average of a 3.7.  In order to remain in good standing, members must complete required volunteer service.  Members also participate in group service projects, such as the Volunteer-a-thon,  tutoring  or attending the Special Olympics activities.  Members are expected to attend one meeting each month and remain active in all club sponsored activities and fundraisers. Students must maintain the academic and behavioral expectations in order to remain in the organization.  Juniors and Seniors that meet the GPA requirement will be invited to  participate in the selection process.   

Sponsor/Teacher
Ms. K.Crowder, e-mail:[email protected]

Dues
$10.00 per year

Meetings
Once a month at 7:00 a.m. in the Media Center.

Forms
Selection for National Honor Society Document

 

Omnibus Yearbook

Description
We will work to produce the yearbook each year.

Requirements
Any student interested in joining the yearbook staff needs to apply in the Spring.

Sponsor
Mrs. Taylor Puckett

Dues
n/a

Meetings
We meet every other day as a class (Yearbook Class). Students must also work outside of class time during the Summer and into the Fall to sell ads to local businesses, in addition to coming in over Winter break.

 

Pickleball Club

Description
After School Club for those interested in playing Pickleball

Requirements
N/A

Sponsor/Teacher
Mrs. Darby Wheeler

Dues
See teacher for more details. 

 

Quill and Scroll

Description
Quill and Scroll is open to any student involved with a school publication.

Requirements
Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for students involved with school publications. The student must have a high GPA, do excellent work on that publication, and be recommended by the sponsor of that publication.

Sponsor/Teacher
Ms. Terri Moody

Dues
$13.00 one-time fee 

 

Skills USA Automotive

Description
Skills USA Automotive is for Automotive students.

Requirements
Enrolled in an automotive class

Sponsor
Mr. R. Parham

 

Skills USA Culinary

Requirements
Students are required to have taken at least one year of culinary arts in order to become a member

Sponsor/Teacher
Mr. C. Booth

Dues
$25 per year

Meetings
Third Tuesday of every month at 2:25pm in T-4

 

SODA

Description
SODA is a program that enables high school students to visit local elementary schools and help fourth graders develop positive attitudes.

Requirements
SODA is a highly selective program open to Juniors and Seniors.

Sponsor/Teacher
Mrs. Cassie Megginson, Ms. Elizabeth Roberts

Dues
None

Meetings
Every other Monday after school in room 212.

 

Spanish National Honor Society

Description
Spanish National Honor Society is an honor society for students taking Spanish classes.

Requirements
Student must have taken a minimum of 5 semesters of Spanish, have a 3.5 GPA or better in their Spanish classes, and positive teacher recommendations.

Inductions
Inductions to the Spanish National Honor Society take place in the Spring.

Sponsor/Teacher
Laura Melis

 

Spotlight

Requirements
An interest iin literary & fine arts.Requires computer skills and/or editing skills.

Sponsor/Teacher
Mrs. Amanda Creasey

Meetings
Mondays after school.

 

Student Cooperative Association (SCA)

Description
Student Cooperative Association tries to develop good school spirit involving loyalty and pride in Colonial Heights High School. The SCA consists of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Historian.

There are 16 Senators, 4 from each class, that serve as student representatives. Officers are elected by the student body.

Sponsor
Ms. Sarah Crinkley and Mrs. Danielle Kochuba

Meetings
Meetings are held in room 23 at 7:00 a.m

 

Technology Student Association

Description
Visit www.tsaweb.org. Regional/state competitions include CAD, dragsters, flight endurance, architecture models, coding, engineering, game design. Must be 2nd level tech draw student or computer programming.

Sponsors
Grant Hunnicutt and Matthew Reierson

Meetings
Every 1st Thurs from 2:30-3:30pm in Rm T-30A

Dues

$20.00 per year

 

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