Extracurricular

In Yearbook, students are able to explore the art of photography, design, and story telling as they capture the experiences of students and staff throughout the year. Students enjoy creating their own layouts and taking pictures to represent all students in the yearbook. The Yearbook team is advised by Mr. Davis. 

It takes a servant heart to be involved in Interact Club. These students spend countless hours each semester volunteering with several projects. The focus of this club is community service and the betterment of the world. This organization strives to make a difference one piece at a time. The Interact Club is advised by Mr. Smith.

National Honor Society (NHS) is one of the highest ranking organizations for high school students in the nation. Those who make it into this society do so because they show excellence in leadership, service, scholarship, and character. NHS serves to help the community and is led by faculty adviser, Mrs. Pritchard.

Members of the student body are elected by their peers to positions in the Student Government Association (SGA) each year. SGA officers represent the voice of the students and host events throughout the year to promote unity and school pride. SGA members coordinate the Winter Semi Formal and Spirit Week along with other fundraisers, programs, and events. Mrs. Mallory is the faculty adviser for SGA.

The Southern Piedmont Envirothon is an annual competition that takes place in March. Students prepare all year in the subjects of Forestry, Aquatics, Wildlife, Soil, and Current Issues. With a passion for Earth and Environmental Sciences, students expand their knowledge in these subjects through hands-on activities and labs. The Envirothon team is advised by Mr. Davis.

Pokemon Club celebrates students's critical thinking and strategy skills in a welcoming community while celebrating the Pokemon universe. Even though the Pokemon Trading Card Game is the focal point of the club, other branches of the Pokemon franchise including Pokemon Go! and Pokemon: Scarlet and Violet are utilized to help build upon students' communication and team building skills. Apart from regular club meetings, the Pokemon Club aims to create ways to help other students feel included in major school programs and events. The Pokemon Club is advised by Ms. Pearcy.