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Clubs and Organizations
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Community Service Clubs:
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Habitat for Humanity meets in room 7-114 on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month normally. The FPCHS Campus Chapter is under the leadership of the Flagler County Habitat for Humanity. As such the student members assist with actual home builds, they do fund raising activities, work in the re-sale store and participate in comminutes service events that benefit Flagler counties less fortunate. The students hold organizational offices in the school chapter advertise and promote habitat activities within the school and gain community service credit hours while helping others to improve their lives. There are fun activities that include such things as building walls, painting ,applying exterior siding, doing landscape projects, installing flooring, and many more all to help others. Also they participate in home dedications, car washes, group events and many other community events. Today’s youth contributing to tomorrow’s community. For more information please contact Ms. Joanna Folsom (386) 586-6180 the Flagler Habitat office or Chief Jim Wainscott FPCHS room 7-114, phone 437-7540 ext. 7114.
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The Flagler Palm Coast Chapter of the Key Club is sponsored by Mrs. Heidi Alves. She can be reached at alvesh@flaglerschools.com or by stop by room 2203 to find out when the next meeting is. |
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LEOs meet every other Wednesday in room 1-146. LEO Club is open to students with good character who have an interest in serving their community. We work together with the Palm Coast Lions Club in their monthly paper drives and other fund raising projects. We also participate in the Flagler Beach Bed Race and present a Gong Show that showcases FPC students and their quirky talents. Stop by our next meeting for more information! |
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Teen Trendsetters is a mentoring group that works with 2nd and 3rd graders at Bunnell Elementary School...you go once a week for 1 hour and you earn community service hours. If you are interested in learning more about Teen Trendsetters or joining Teen Trendsetters mentoring group please stop by the Media Center to see Ms. McDonald.
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Youth Center’s Students Advisory Council: Meeting Dates & Times: 2:30pm, Every other Thursday, in the Youth Center. First Meeting: Thursday, September 8th, 2011. Overview: The primary purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to provide student leadership for the Flagler County Youth Center. The council is responsible for providing a safe and enjoyable atmosphere within the center, while sponsoring organized recreational activities designed to meet a variety of participant needs. (FCYC’s Bylaws) Advisor: Cheryl Massaro |
Academic Clubs:
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Mu Alpha Theta is a Math Competiton Team. The chapter meets on the first Tuesday of every month in the media center, and individual subject area teams meet for indiidual practices as announced. If you are interested in joining, please speak to your math teacher. Club Sponsors: Ms. Leslie Appleman, Mr. John Kleckner and Mr. Warren Sanson
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The National Honor Society has a long established record of holding its members up to standards of academic excellence, service to community, and school involvement in activities and qualities of exemplary character. The selection process is held in February for students of 10th and 11th grade standing with a 3.75+ GPA. Students applying for the program must already have a resume filled with community and school service… think of NHS membership as the reward… yes members continue to give but it is not a club to join because you want to start doing CS…
The following links provide ideas and contact info for students looking for Community Service Opportunities:
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Community and Future Problem Sovers Problem Solving through community service is the core of this club. Students apply problem-solving skills to existing problems in their school, community, or state. They identify a problem situation then use the creative problem solving process to develop a plan of action and then implement this plan. Problem Solving through community service bridges the gap between school and the real world. Check out some of our different project websites: |
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Commisioner's Academic Challenge Team Any student interested in competing on this academic team needs to stop by room 7129 and speak to Mr. Seguine.
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Modle UN Sponsor: Mr. Clark Walker |
Interest Clubs:
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DANCE ENSEMBLE (By audition only) National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA) Janice Monsanto |
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Young Democrats Club Informational Flyer!!!! Meetings are in room 7109 the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month |
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World Cultures Club Meets in room 7122 every other Thursday. Sponsor: Mrs. Graves
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Ebony Society
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Literary Magazine Looking for all student writers. Lit Mag meets in room 7201, Starting August 30th the group will meet every Tuesday before and/or after school. Submissions may be made by email- knightons@flaglerschools.com and must include student’s first and last names, grade level and 5th pd teacher name.
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Spring Musical: The Wizard of Oz Preformance Dates: May 12,13,14
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Yoga Club meets every Wednesday in room 7221. |
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Gay-Straight Alliance
We work to improve school climate for all students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.
Tolerance Tuesdays at the Bistro. Come have lunch as we discuss concerns and develop strategies to ensure that every student is safe and supported on our campus. This will be every Tuesday from now on.
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Extracurricular Clubs:
Serve as an extension of an in-school Elective or CTE Class
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FPC’s Student Government Association’s mission is to “Lead, Serve, Represent.” The members of SGA do this through long hours on projects, activities, and community service. The planning of such activities is run through a Leadership Techniques Class (elective credit). Admission into the class requires students to complete an application and acceptance process in the spring of the previous year. The SGA motto is “Expect Excellence” and therefore grades, discipline records and character are a large part of that selection process. Students not in the class are encouraged to get involved by attending our activities and/ or speaking with members during lunches to share ideas and concerns.
Advisor Cheryl Perry
437-7540 ext 1084 perryc@flaglerschools.com |
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AFJROTC drill team and color guard. AFJROTC is a citizenship program designed to "Build Better Citizens" The drill team and color guard meet on Tuesday and Thursday where they practice to compete in drill competitions throughout the state of Florida. Cadets learn about how to be successful in life, leadership and their communities. The more technical part of the program involves the study of Life Skills, Science of Flight, Aviation History, and Space Exploration. We complete numerous community service projects.
Web Page is http://fpchs.flaglerschools.com/user/snodgrasst
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TV Production Club meets right after school on Wednesday. The advanced class members are required to attend, but anyone is welcome. Current and future projects are discussed and planned. In depth techniques are taught that would not be possible during the school day.
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FFA is a fun organization where members compete in a wide variety of competitions. We are also all about fun and having a good time. There are many opportunities that the FFA provides to you such as career preparation and making new friends that you will see at competitions and leadership conferences. The FFA also offers many different scholarships. The coveted American degree is the highest degree you can receive and it is highly regarded by the business industry. Our meetings are scheduled for the first Wednesday of every month unless informed otherwise.
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FBLA is the premier organization for students preparing for careers in business. Through FBLA, members gain the competitive edge for career and/or college success. By taking advantage of the many programs FBLA offers, students acquire the skills that set them apart from the average high school student. Members learn through participating in a variety of activities that help them build their skills, while contributing to the improvement of the community in which they live, their school, and their chapter. There are currently over 250,000 members nationwide.
Meeting Schedule:
General Meetings 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays from 2 to 3:30 Officer Meetings Tuesdays 7:20 to 7:50 |
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Starlets The Starlets are open to membership by audition with flags, rifles, and dance. It is a Band class that meets (for credit) every day. The Starlets are the auxiliary part,(providing the visual effect) of the Flagler Palm Coast High School Marching Band which performs at halftime football games. After the fall season ends, the Starlets develop indoor routines (winter guard) to compete with schools and festivals around the state. To become a Starlet requires dedication, responsibility and hard work. Auditions are held in the spring for the following year’s team.
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Band Director: Mr. John Seth |
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The Future Chef’s Club is a group of students that meet in room 6-108 on first and third Wednesday of every month, from 2:15 to 3:15. They cook new and creative recipes and They cater outside events and are known throughout our school and community. Everyone is welcome! The first meeting will be September 7th e-mail savocal@flaglerschools.com Phone 386-437-7540 x6108
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Paw Prints Newspaper Sponsor: Christle Rafool
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Pinea Yearbook Sponsor: Christle Rafool |
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Tech Theater Interns Sponsor: Jack Neiberlien |
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Choral Director: Mrs. Amy Fulmer |