Student Activities
Athletics
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Student Government Association
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Creekview High School Clubs for the 2025-2026 School Year
| Clubs & Organizations | Eligible Grades | Supervisor | Deadlines, Dates, Meeting Locations and Times | Application Link if Required | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-H | 9th-12th | Aleyna Brondo | Last Tuesday of each month, 3:45-4:45, Rm 2102 | $20 dues | The 4 H's symbolize the development of the Head (to think, plan & reason), the Heart (to be concerned with the welfare of others, accept responsibility of citizenship & develop positive attitudes), the Hands (to be useful, helpful & skillful), and Health (to practice healthy living, enjoy life, and use time wisely). |
| Aeronautics | 9th-12th | Alexander Galloway | 2nd Fridays in Rm 2310 | Grow stronger scientific leaders and strengthen design skill and creativity specifically related to designs in rockets | |
| American Sign Language | 9th-12th | Andrea Sheldon | 1st Friday, 7:45am, Rm 1206 | Promote deaf awareness and provide opportunities to improve in the language | |
| Anime | 9th-12th | Kyle Covington | Wednesdays,3:45-5:30, Rm 1405 | To develop a better understanding of Japanese culture and to enlighten and entertain members with manga, anime, video games, and cosplay. And activities and items relating thereof. | |
| Book-It Book Club | 9th-12th | Nan Lanford/Kim Dutton | Mondays, bi-weekly with dates announced at least two weeks in advance | To foster a love of reading, encouraging discussion of diverse perspectives and build community between student and staff through literature. | |
| Boys Volleyball | 9th-12th | Earnest Fletcher, Jessica Zapeta, Heather Morris | 3:45-5:00 practice twice per week and games | Physical Required | Will give male students the opportunity to play volleyball as a team sport while competing against surrounding schools |
| Creekview Anglers | 9th-12th | Jeremy Andrews | TBD | Open to all currently enrolled students of CVHS who have an interest in fishing, regardless of their skill level or experience. | Promote the sport of fishing and exposing them to all the opportunities that competitive bass fishing offers |
| Creekview Coding Club | 9th-12th | William Ragsdale | Thursdays, 3:50-4:50, | Membership dues and 50% mandatory attendance | To provide students the opportunity to enrich their coding skills through exploration, collaboration and competition. |
| Creekview Creative Art Club | 9th-12th | Leslie Babcock | 4th Tuesday each month 3:45 - 4:30pm | $25 dues for supplies | Provide art club member with the opportunity to express themselves through creation of artwork and give back to our school and community using our artistic abilities. |
| Creekview Special Olympics | 9th-12th | Bryan Lindner | Quarterly meetings after school, varying locations | Give Creekview Special Education students the opportunity to participate in Special Olympics and the Creekview Community. Students will develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and develop relationships with peers and the community. | |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes | 9th-12th | Jeremy Andrews, Josh Link, Candace Abbott, Jim Riley, Lauren Dodd & Emily French | 1st Tuesdays (Leadership)Fridays(All students), 7:45, Theater | $10 dues only/$40 dues & tshirt | To lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. |
| Figure Skaters | 9th-12th | Andrea Hamm | 2nd Tuesday of each month | Must be a member of US Figure Skating; Supervisor MUST be present at ALL TIMES | Offer student athletes the opportunity to represent their high school as a team in US Figure Skating. |
| French Club | 9th-12th | Meggan Muller | 1st Wednesday, 3:30, Rm 1208 | $40 dues | Promote awareness, appreciation, understanding of people and diverse cultural productions of the French world. |
| Future Georgia Educators | 9th-12th | Julie Coker | 1st & 3rd Monday, 7:45, Rm 2406 | $20 dues. Open to all students who are interested in exploring teaching as a career and has the high qualities of character that are essential to a good teacher | The mission of SGA is to help identify, recruit, develop and retain the next generation of Georgia's teachers. |
| Hiking Club | 9th-12th | Jonathan Schaibly | 1st Friday of every month | $20 dues | To explore the great outdoors building a strong community of hikers and develop a lifelong appreciation of nature. |
| Key Club | 9th-12th | Aihanh Maasen, Jennifer Miller | 1st & 3rd Thursday, 8:00-8:30, Rm 2403 | $20 for new members (includes t-shirt) and $15 for returning members | To provide members with opportunities to provide service to their communities, build character, and develop leadership skills. |
| Knitting Club | 9th-12th | Jenny Brooks | Every other Wednesday, 3:40-4:10, Rm 1102 | Must have knitting supplies. Needle and Yarn | To find joy, friendship, and relieve anxiety through handicrafts. |
| Serve Club | 9th-12th | Sherry Wallace, Jenny Hopkins, Kathy Murphy & Rebecca Cook | Once monthly | To provide opportunities for students to participate in school and local community activities that promote looking beyond ourselves to consciously and respectfully serve and support others in need. | |
| Tabletop Gamers' Club | 9th-12th | Rob Ware & Jonathan Harrison | 1st and 3rd Wednesday, 3:30-5:30, Rm 2114 | $10/yr w/o T-shirt $35/yr with T-shirt Scholarships available for hardships | To provide a common forum for like-minded hobbyists in tabletop gaming of all types to be able to share interests, resources, and coordinate activities together. |
| Women in STEM | 9th-12th | Jennifer Corbett | TBD | Foster a supportive environment where women of all ages are empowered to thrive, lead and innovate in STEM. | |
| Writer's Workshop | 9th-12th | Marsha Loversky | 1-2 times a month - TBD | Provide an opportunity for student writers to engage in peer sharing and constructive criticism of their craft in a safe environment. |
Clubs by Application, Invitation, and Tryout
| Clubs by Application, Invitation, and Tryout | Eligible Grades | Supervisor | Deadline, Dates, Meeting Locations and Times | Application Link if Rquired | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy | 9th-12th | Theresa Brown & Sally Naporano | Thursdays at 7:15 | $10 dues, 3.0 GPA, Invitation and application | Impact through action, the CFA Leader Academy seeks to inspire every student to make a difference in their school and community by reinforcing leader |
| Drama Club | 9th-12th | Sarah Harbin | Afternoons once a month in drama room | $25 includes t-shirt, must adhere to CCSD Code of Conduct | To create an educational atmosphere ideal for all students to learn, develop, and exemplify their artistic voices through the mode of performing arts. |
| Grizzly Production Studios | 9th-12th | Ashley Pruitt | Wednesdays, 3:30-4:15, Rm M12 | $15 dues | Offer students the opportunity to produce video content and stream events for Creekview athletics, fine arts and other school related programs. |
| Law Club | 9th-12th | Jason Hubbard | 2x per month | Membership is lead by law class students but open to any student at CVHS by invitation. | For students interested in Law/Criminal Justice to participate in fun CJ related activities (as an extension of the law classes) and to get involved in community outreach opportunities. |
| Law & Justice Mock Trial Club | 9th - 12th | Jason Hubbard | TBD | Dues TBD | Academic club where students learn the way a trail is handled in court. Students play the roles of attorneys and witnesses. Professional attorneys or judges may serve as the Presiding Judges and Evaluators. Teams are evaluated on their ability to make a logical, cohesive, and persuasive presentation, rather than on the legal merits of the case. |
| SALT | 9th-12th | Jen Maloney, Tyler Whitlock, Emma Cade & Matt Cates | Twice a month - 1st and last Friday at 7:45am | Provide athletes with the opportunity to grow their leadership skills and gain the knowledge that comes with servant leadership. | |
| Senior Spirit | 9th-12th | Julie Coker & Lisa Chastain | As needed to plan events, Rm 2406 | Senior SGA members and Senior Spirit Leaders | Promote school spirit and student participation in school events/activities. |
| Student Government Association | 9th-12th | Sally Naporano | 1st Thursday, 7:45-8:30, Theater | No discipline referrals, must not be failing more than 2 classes, officers are elected by their peers. | SGA will meet to plan and organize school activities such as Homecoming, pep rallies, spirit weeks and Friday football themes. |
| Women's Empowerment Club | 9th-12th | Heather Morris & Aleyna Brondo | 1st Friday (starting September 6th), 7:45-8:20, Rm 2102 | Membership is secured by having one's name listed and by attending club activities | To provide CVHS students with an atmosphere where they can express themselves and be heard as well as to develop an appreciation for women historical figures. |
Academic Clubs and Curricular Organizations
| Academic Clubs & Curricular Organizations | Eligible Grades | Supervisor | Deadline, Dates, Meeting Locations and Times | Application Link if Rquired | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Team | Jonathan Harrison | TBD | Dues - $35, 3.0 GPA, Open Invitation | To allow CVHS to compete at a local and national level for bowl competition. | |
| Beta Club | Cameron Gibson & Lacie Ritzert | 1st Wednesdays 7:45-8:30, Theater | Weighted GPA of 3.2 -$45 per year for new members and $15 for returning members. Both membership fees include T-shirt. | To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students | |
| Career Technical Instruction | 9th - 12th | Ed Walker | Every Wednesday, 3:30-4:30, Rm 1401 | No dues, but all students involved must be served with an IEP | To provide unique, meaningful leadership experiences for students in Georgia with disabilities as identified by the Division for Special Education Services and Support who are enrolled in secondary Career, Technical and Agricultural Education courses and/or receiving CTI services. |
| DECA | 9th - 12th | Ashley Jones | 1-2/month, 7:45-8:15 | $50 Dues | DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high school and colleges around the globe. |
| FBLA | 9th - 12th | Chris Jeffreys | 1st & 3rd week varying days, 7:30, Rm A-19 | Registration Form, $35 membership fee (pays state and national dues, t-shirt) | FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experiences. |
| FCCLA | 9th - 12th | Daphne Hrib | Tuesday 1x per month | $13 State and National dues | To support the integration of FCCLA through the standards outside the classroom continuing the principles of leadership, decision making and assuming responsibilities. |
| FFA | 9th - 12th | Chloe Lynch & Wyatt Wilkie | 3rd Thursday, 3:45-5:00 | Enrollment in agriculture education. $20 fee covers State and National fee | Developing student potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success. |
| French Honor Society | Meggan Muller | 1st Wednesday, 3:30, Rm 1208 | $10 dues | To recognize high achievement of high school students in the French language and to promote continuing interest in French studies. | |
| HOSA- Future Health Professionals | 9th - 12th | Hillary Grummer & Kresta Bosley | Officers 1st & 3rd Wednesday, 7:45. Members last Wednesday of month 7:45, Rm 1303 | National and State Dues $45 | The mission of HOSA is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. |
| Model United Nations Club | 9th-12th | Daniel Sisson & Michele Abdinoor | TBD | Dues | Students will participate in club meetings to prepare for conferences held at GA Tech and KSU. Based on student interest, there is a possibility to attend other conferences in GA. |
| Mu Alpha Theta | Jaimie Grindle | Last Wednesday, 7:40-8:15, Theater | Min 3.0 GPA in math. At minimum, have successfully completed up to Algebra 2 and be in Precalculus or higher. Dues: $30. Requirements for members to stay active: complete 5 service hours and attend more than half of the MAT meetings throughout the year. Maintain a 3.0 or higher math GPA. Failure to maintain active membership status will result in having to reapply and pay a reapplication fee of $15. | We are dedicated to inspiring a keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school students by providing a method of recognition for students that excel in mathematics | |
| National Art Honor Society | Leslie Babcock | 2nd & 4th Thursdays 7:45-8:15, Rm 510 | $30 underclass, $40 seniors invitation, 85+ GPA, 90+ Art, Community service | Inspire and recognize those students who have shown an outstanding ability in art. The NAHS strives to aid members in working toward the attainment of the highest standards in art areas and to bring art education to the attention of the school. | |
| National Honor Society | Whitney Wilkie & Drew Lawson | Second Thursday at 7:45 in the Theater | 95 GPA or higher as well as invitation after a faculty council vote | Recognize exemplary students while focusing on scholarship, service, leadership and character. | |
| National Technical Honor Society | Terri Hancock | $35 dues | |||
| Rho Kappa Nat'l Social Studies Honor Society | 10th and 11th | Morgan Hudson | First Tuesday of each month at 8:00am. Trivia Events Thursday 1x per month | Sophomore or Junior students, who meet the criteria outlined in by laws are welcome to complete an online application via Microsoft Forms. | The mission and the purposes of this organization shall be: -to promote scholarship and to recognize academic excellence in Social Studies among HS students - to provide through its local chapters opportunities for exploration in the social studies in secondary school environments and the community - to encourage interest in, understanding of, and appreciation for the social studies. |
| Science Honor Society | Jason Hardin | Second Friday, 8:00am, Rm 2313 | Minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA, A's in two honors level or higher science classes in HS, and one science teacher recommendation. $40 dues. | Our mission is to increase scientific literacy in the community through various outreach efforts. | |
| Skill USA | Terri Jacomine | After school Tuesdays 3:30-4:30, Rm 1306 | Eligible students who are enrolled in technical, skilled and service occupations including health occupations, to participate in SkillsUSA as an integral part of their education. $35 dues | As leaders and responsible American citizens, we improve the quality of our nation's future skilled workforce through the development of SkillsUSA Framework skills that include personal, workplace and technical skills grounded in academics. | |
| Spanish Honor Society | Begona Stone & Emily French | Sporadically; Room 1215 | Invitation only. Students must have all A's in Spanish 1-3. They must also have a 3.0 GPA in their English classes. Students are required to pay $10 in dues. | The mission of the Spanish Honor Society is to recognize high school achievement in Spanish and to promote interest in Hispanic studies. | |
| Thespian Troupe 7124 | Sarah Harbin | Afternoons once a month in the drama room | The International Thespian Society is the honor society for theatre students. Membership is granted for meritorious work in theatre arts. Eligible students are invited every spring for induction. | To promote excellence for students by providing growth and leadership opportunities in the theatrical arts. | |
| TSA (Technology Student Association) | Terri Hancock | General meetings are first Monday of the month from 3:30-5:00, Rm 1523 | Open to 9th-12th grade students interested in STEM competitions. Applications and additional meeting dates can be located in room 1309 with Mrs. Hancock. $35 Dues. | TSA enhances personal development, leadership and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), whereby members apply and integrate these concepts through intra-curricular activities, competitions, and related programs. |