Clubs & Organizations

American Welding Society Student Chapter

Bella Voce

Advisor: Ms. Sarah Rose

Meet times: The meeting time is now either Wednesday or Thursday (whichever day is even that week)

All students must also be enrolled in Concert Choir to be able to join. We prepare music for portions of the winter and spring concert as well as multiple community performances throughout the year (examples: Renaissance Faire, Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, Black History month concert with the Southern Delaware Chorale).

Book Club

Advisor: Ms. Kathy Kay

Meeting times: Once a month, Monday 3:30-4:30. The date is determined at the monthly meeting.

Club members suggest books to read. We then vote on the selections. The winning book is discussed at the next month's meeting. Books are not provided through the club. Members can either purchase their own copy, use our inter-library loan service, or SORA app on their Ipad.

Bowling Club

Class Advisors

DECA

Drama Production

Advisors: Drama Director (Lauren Mahetta)

Meeting Days/Times: 4-5 days a week (for performers when shows are in progress). Days vary based on the student’s role in the production and rehearsal schedules will be sent out to each participant. For the week of each show and its performance dates, students are required to stay after school and expect late evenings.

The STHS Drama Program produces two or more productions a year including a Winter Musical and a Spring Play. In addition to our performance slate, the Drama Program conducts workshops focused on acting, singing, dancing, stage presence, and audition preparation. We take field trips each year to experience professional productions in places such as Wilmington, Philadelphia, or New York. There are plenty of opportunities for student involvement as performers, stage crew members (including set design, prop creation, and costume design), hair/make-up, promo/marketing, to name a few. ST Drama is a welcoming, inclusive, and accepting community of learners that is open to all who are interested.

Ducks Unlimited

Educators Rising

Instructor Ms. Darian Mitchell

Educators Rising is a community-based model, in which chapters at schools feed teacher preparation programs at institutes of higher education with the support of the Department of Education and local foundations. These entities come together to provide a clear pathway to address teacher shortage and educators reflect the communities they serve. The curriculum delivers a structured way for students to prepare for their future profession.

Empowered Youth Initiative

FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)

FFA

Instructor: Mr. GL Jefferson

Meet times: As necessary for competitions and events

FFA is a dynamic youth organization that changes lives and prepares members for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

FFA develops members’ potential and helps them discover their talent through hands-on experiences, which give members the tools to achieve real-world success.

Gaming Club

Instructor: Mr. T J Dukes / Mr. Matt King / Mr Ed Hall

Meet times: Tuesdays after school

The Gaming Club invites students of all grade levels to come hang out in a fun, friendly environment once a week, after school. The purpose of the club is to have fun playing games with other like-minded students. Games can include board games, trading card games, video games, and more. This year, the club introduces our first ever e-Sports league for select games. Some tabletop and card games are provided, but students are able to bring in their own games and/or video game consoles. Weekly participation is not required.

HOSA

Instructor: Ms. Carolyn Maull

HOSA is a global student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services and several federal and state agencies. HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA actively promotes career opportunities in the health industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. Students at STHS enrolled in the Physical Therapy - Athletic Health Care, Dental Services, Health Professions and Medical Assisting Technologies are eligible to become members and to compete at local , state and international levels.

Journal Club

Instructor: Michele Thomas

Meeting Times: Twice a month, on Thursdays

High School Journal Club is a club that provides students with opportunities to learn about the work of scientists in the field while completing their own independent research, which often leads to science fair projects. During club meetings, students critically evaluate the validity of cutting-edge research. Students work collaboratively together and with scientists from the Van Andel Institute to analyze, develop, and communicate creative solutions to complex problems. Journal Club emulates the practices of scientists working in the field; participants learn to collaborate and read, analyze, present, and discuss scientific journal articles.

Key Club

Math League

Advisor: Mr. Dennis Redington

Meeting times: As needed for individual help, but meetings are held monthly November-January with the state meet in March/April

The 9th grade Math League team focuses on the areas of basic math and Pre-algebra. The 10th -12th grade Math League team focuses on Logic Problems, Algebra, Algebra II and Geometry. Both teams will compete in four meets against other schools from Sussex County. I have room for between five and seven members of each set of teams.

Multiplying Good

National Honor Society

Instructor: Mrs. Lauren Ashley

Meeting Times: As needed for events

Members will be inducted through a ceremony upon acceptance. All members are expected to complete their required volunteer hours, track said hours, and maintain a minimum GPA of 93%. The advisors have the responsibility for collecting membership fees, overseeing fundraising events, registering all students into national databases, and paying for membership. Lastly, both advisors are responsible for overseeing the organization of a senior dinner where those graduating receive a sash/cord and portfolio from the national societies.

National Technical Honor Society

Advisors: Ms. Nancy Massaro

Meeting Times: As needed for events

Members will be inducted through a ceremony upon acceptance. All members are expected to complete their required volunteer hours, track said hours, and maintain a minimum GPA of 93%. The advisors have the responsibility for collecting membership fees, overseeing fundraising events, registering all students into national databases, and paying for membership. Lastly, both advisors are responsible for overseeing the organization of a senior dinner where those graduating receive sash/cord and portfolio from the national societies.

Odyssey of the Mind

Advisor: Kelsey Mulford

Meeting Days/Times: 1 time a week (Monday's), may increase as competition gets closer

Odyssey of the Mind is a collaborative problem-solving competition that focuses on STEM, the arts, and history. A team of seven students will work on creating a solution to a selected long-term problem all year. These solutions could involve designing and operating a vehicle, building a robot, building a balsa wood structure, or creating a performance. Students then present their solution at a state-wide competition at the University of Delaware.

Science Olympiad

Instructor: Mr. Dennis Redington

Meeting Times: As needed for individual help with a couple of full-team meetings throughout the season (Oct-Mar). The single competition day is the first Saturday in March.

Science Olympiad is a way for students to show off their content and/or technical knowledge. Students compete in 3-5 different events from the areas of mathematics, engineering, biology, chemistry, physics, and general science fields. Please come by and check us out. We can always use more people to help us build projects and learn new material. I have competition slots for up to thirty people and room for a couple of alternates for when people can’t make it. For more information, visit: https://www.soinc.org/learn/c-event-short-descriptions

SGA (Student Government Association)

Instructor: Ms. Domineque Scott

Meet times: Monthly

Student Government Association (SGA) : Is a student led organization that represents the entire student body and encourages school spirit and community service. SGA echoes students voices and demonstrates leadership skills for all students in and out of the classroom. Overall, SGA's goal is to provide an enjoyable school environment for all students in order to make a positive impact.

Skills USA

SkillsUSA is a national organization that empowers students through hands-on training and competitions in various skilled trades and technical fields. By participating in SkillsUSA, students develop essential skills, enhance their resumes, and gain valuable industry connections. This experience not only boosts their confidence but also prepares them for successful careers in high-demand industries.

Spanish Honor Society

TECHnicolor GSA (Gay Straight Alliance)

Tech Pack

Instructors Ms. Moriah Reid and Ms. Domineque Scott

The Tech Pack is a dedicated group of enthusiastic students who rally support for school events, particularly sports games. This vibrant section fosters school pride and camaraderie, encouraging participation through spirited chants, coordinated outfits, and creative signs. Members engage in various activities to boost morale, organize themed events, and create a fun, inclusive atmosphere that energizes both the players and the audience. The Tech Pack is a place for students to connect, showcase their school spirit, and make lasting memories while cheering on their peers!

Yearbook and Photography Club

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