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HHS Club DirectoryExplore the options below to find out more about the exciting student organizations at Heritage High School.
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American Sign Language Club
The ASL Club promotes awareness of the Deaf Community and Culture through peer interactions and participation in community events. The Club also assists ASL Honor Society students in their endeavors to spread Deaf awareness. Students will participate in Heritage's previous ASL activities, involved in deaf community partnership.Advisor: Kara NorrisMeeting Time: First Tuesday of the month, 2:30Meeting Location: 1512 -
American Sign Language Honor Society
The ASL Honor Society presents an opportunity for students to gain recognition for high academic achievement in their study of ASL. In addition to academic achievement, members of the ASLHS are required to perform community service in the local Deaf community (if available) which enhances ASL skills in addition to developing character and citizenship.Advisor: Kara NorrisMeeting Time: First and Third Tuesdays at 2:30Meeting Location: 1512 -
Art Club
Art Club is for all students interested in art, getting involved in the visual arts and practicing their skills.Advisor: Tarrah Huff and Maggie ByronMeeting Time: Thursdays from 2:30-3:15Meeting Location: 617 -
Chess Club
Chess Club Information: To promote and develop chess skills in interested students. To provide lots of opportunities to learn through playing the game.Advisor: Marc CollinsMeeting Day: FridaysMeeting Location: 1516 -
Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy
Club Information:Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy has a servant leadership focus. Academy members focus on two major service projects each year.Advisor(s): Bonnie Mwanda & Dawn BeasterMeeting Time: Once a month, after schoolMeeting Day: WednesdayMeeting Location: Media Center or Commons -
DECA
DECA is a national marketing students club that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Students are eligible for participation in district, state, national and international competitions.Advisors: Danny Bland and David KillingsworthMeeting Time: Every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 2511 -
eTournament/eSports Club
Club Information: Students create and direct video game tournaments for club members. Club members will play across a variety of gaming platforms (Xbox, PS4 and PC) on agreed and approved games. Students will learn to utilize teamwork, build strategies and develop leadership skills as they compete and earn a chance to part of high school eSports team.Club Advisor: Mr. Billy WilliamsMeeting Day & Time: *See AdvisorMeeting Location: *See Advisor -
French Club
The French Club at Heritage High School promotes the Francophone culture and language and encourages unity and fun among its members through games, competitions, presentations and activities. The club also promotes awareness about current events in French-speaking countries around the world. Students do various fun activities related to French language and culture.Advisor: Carla RocheMeeting Time: Every first Wednesday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 522 -
French National Honor Society
The purpose of French National Honor Society is to recognize students who have had high academic achievement in their French classes. It also promotes the French language and Francophone culture by serving as tutors, creating presentations, attending the French festival and being positive role models to others at the school.Advisor: Carla RocheMeeting Time: Every first Wednesday of the month at 3:15Meeting Location: 522 -
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a career and technical student organization that serves students who are or have been enrolled in a Business Education course. FBLA provides students with leadership opportunities as well as a means to compete with other students at regional, state and national conferences. FBLA teaches students leadership, communication, and teamwork skills through competitive events, community service, and academic opportunities. It is a Business students' club designed to give students the opportunity to practice skills learned in business courses.Advisors: Danny Bland, Peter Mackie Hayman, Kim SzadekMeeting Time: First Monday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 2613 -
Future Career Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
Future Career Community Leaders of America - Students take action to make the world a better place embracing Family Values and sharing them with the whole community. Social / Global awareness and Sustainabilty
Advisors: Edward Manville and Wendy May
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisors
Meeting Location: See Advisors
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Girls Who Code
For members to improve their computer science skills and gain confidence to close the gender gap in technology
www.gwcheritagehigh.weebly.com
Club Advisor: Melinda Mouzzon
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
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Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)
HOSA's two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA is a team of high school students striving to make a difference at school and in the community through recruitment and retention of students as health professionals. HOSA provides students with personal, career, and leadership development opportunties to be college and career ready.Advisors: Renee Long and Ann RiddleMeeting Time: Every second Wednesday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 608 -
Heritage FFA
FFA is an agriculturally based leadership organization that makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. Although FFA no longer stands for "Future Farmers of America" the organization still have its roots in farming and agriculture on a large scale.Advisors: Keonte' Edmonds, Evan Griffin, and Camber StarlingMeeting Time: Every Thursday at 2:30Meeting Location: 516Club President: TBA -
High School Democrats of America
A forum for political thought and debate
Advisor: Adam Hatch
Meeting Location: See Advisor
Meeting Time and Date: See Advisor
Club President: TBA
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Huskies Advocating for Females in Science (HAFS)
Our club seeks to learn from female scientists about how to make a career in a male-dominated field. We meet regularly to discuss science and actively volunteer in the community.
Advisor: Audra Hawley
Meeting Times will be Tuesdays twice per month in 2614.
Club leaders: Julianna Moock and Sydney Rojas
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Husky Diplomats
Husky Diplomats are trained student mediators who help resolve peer conflicts. Students must be nominated by an HHS teacher. The application period is held each May.Advisors: Yvonne Corcho and Lauren WeaverMeeting Time: The group meets at least quarterly in various locations -
Husky Peer Ambassadors
The Heritage Peer Ambassadors is an Honors Service Organization to assist students new to Heritage High School.
Advisor: Dr. Theresa Tate
Meeting Day and Location: See Advisor
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International Club
The International Club brings together students to learn about different cultures of the world. Students share their cultures with each other. The club hosts the International Show in the spring where cultures are celebrated through poetry, dance, song, and other art forms. All students are welcome.Advisor: Laurie TuckerMeeting Time: Third Tuesday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 518 -
International Thespian Society
The International Thespian Society is a by-invitation-only theatre honors society.
Advisor: Bryan PhoebusMeeting Time: TBA/see advisorMeeting Location: HHS TheatreClub President: TBA -
Key Club
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to build character, participate in service projects and develop leadership.Advisors: Marc CollinsMeeting Time: Officers on first Tuesday of the month 2:30. Full club meeting on second Tues. 2:30Meeting Location: 1516Student Contact: TBA -
Ladies of Distinction
Ladies of Distinction is a mentoring program for girls in grades 9-12. The club operates under four programmatic thrusts: leadership, sisterhood, service and scholarship.Advisors: Erica Davis and Jill GroffMeeting Time: Provided to members upon application.Meeting Location: Provided to members upon application. -
Lettermen's Club
MISSION: BE AN IMPACT PLAYER! The Lettermen's Club provides opportunities to build lasting character in MALE and FEMALE student-athletes who strive to impact their classroom, community and competition with excellence using a practical system to chart their journey.
Lettermen's Club website: http://lettermensclub.org/
MEETINGS:
- 1st Thursday of each month
- 7am in Room 620-B
STUDENT LEADERS:
- Parker Smith
- Joshua Dinno
- Caden Savage
- Lee Hall
ADVISORS:
- Dawn Beaster :: dbeaster@wcpss.net
- Lisa Harris :: lharris6@wcpss.net
BECOMING A MEMBER
Complete Application ONLINE HERE or PRINT HERE
-Printed applications can be turned in to Mrs. Beaster in the Media Center or to Mrs. Harris in Room 628.
::GPA standards are evaluated for membership approval.
SUBMITTING COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS
Community Service Digital Tracker Link HERE
-Use this link to submit your community service hours. Hard copy with signature still required.
Community Service Tracker Form PRINT
-Hard copies should be PRINTED and TAKEN with you to service event.
-Please ask supervisor to sign form before leaving location.
-Hard copies with supervisor signature are due to Caden Savage at the following meeting after service event.
LC REMIND: Text @cf9kk26 to 81010
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Math Honor Society
Marh Honor Society is a club that is open to Juniors and Seniors who have applied, been selected, and maintain a math GPA of 4.0 and above. Students focus on tutoring peers within the school and throughout the community.
Advisor: Leanna Winstead
Meeting Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
Club President: TBA
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Men of Distinction
Men of Distinction is a group of young men who strive to better themselves through service, brotherhood, self improvement, and scholarship. The group provides mentorship to male students who are committed to these ideals.Advisors: Tyson AsheMeeting Time: Every other Wednesday at 2:30Meeting Location: 628 -
MSEN (Math Science Education Network with NC State)
Organization Information: https://msen.fi.ncsu.edu/
Advisor: Todd Gunsher
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
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National Achievers Society
Launched nationally as the Thurgood Marshall Achievers Society, it is now known as the National Achievers Society. The organization seeks to recognize, encourage, and reinforce achievement among African American youth and other students of color. Any 10th-12th grade student with a weighted GPA of at least 3.0 can apply for membership.Advisor: Deirdra WilliamsMeeting Time: February 23, March 22, and April 23 from 2:30-3:30Meeting Location: See Advisor -
National Art Honor Society
The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is a service club program to inspire and recognize students who have shown an outstanding ability and interest in art. The NAHS strives to aid members in attaining the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service while bringing art education to the attention of the school and community.Advisors: Tarrah Huff and Maggie ByronMeeting Time: Thursdays at 2:30Meeting Location: 617 -
National Chinese Honor Society
A meeting place of driven, like minded students who excel in Chinese language courses/study
Advisor: Wenjing Liu
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
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National English Honor Society
Club Information: The National English Honor Society (NEHS) is the only international organization exclusively for high school students and faculty who, in the field of English, merit special note for past and current accomplishmentClub Advisor: Matt SellekMeeting Day & Time: *See AdvisorMeeting Location: *See Advisor -
National Honor Society
National Honor Society is a club that is open to Juniors and Seniors who have applied, been selected, and maintain a GPA of 3.8 and above. Students focus on service projects within the school and throughout the community.Advisors: Abby Soffe and Leanna WinsteadMeeting Time: Every third Wednesday of the month at 6:50 a.m.Meeting Location: AuditoriumClub President: TBA -
National Science Honor Society
Honor Society that works to promote scientific knowledge and community involvement in Science events. 10-12th grade students must have an eligible GPA and submit an application to be considered for membership.Advisors: Kathy Lyles, Margaret Handest, and Mary Jo CowleyMeeting Time: Third Thursday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: Cafeteria (Unless otherwise noted.) -
National Speech and Debate Association (Honor Society)
The National Speech & Debate Association connects, supports, and inspires a diverse community committed to empowering students through competitive speech and debate.It is an honor society in which students participate in events revolving around the tenants of speech and debate in local tournaments against other schools.Advisor: Matt SellekMeeting Time: Thursday from 2:30-3:30Meeting Location: *See Advisor -
National Technical Honor Society
National Technical Honor Society nominates students who have shown overall student achievement as well as outstanding achievement in Career and Technical Education Classes. NTHS promotes leadership and educational excellence, awards scholarships, and enhances career opportunities in high school, college, and in the workforce. NTHS brings well deserved recognition, scholarship opportunities, and career opportunities to students who excel in CTE fields.Advisors: Janet Ivey and Paula GradyMeeting Time: Third Tuesday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 610 -
Operation Wisdom
Operation Wisdom is an international service-learning club that empowers students to be difference makers in the global community.Advisors: Jessica Yates and Erin MeyerMeeting Time: Wednesdays at 2:30Meeting Location: 1628Student Leaders: *See Advisors*Please check the Remind for Operation Wisdom for activities. You do NOT need to attend every meeting in order to be an active member. -
Peer Mentors
This group provides mentoring for freshmen.
Advisor: Bonnie Mwanda
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
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Pre-Vet Club
Students interested in pursuing careers in veterinary medicine, raise awareness for animal welfare, and educated the public on animal husbandry.
Club Advisor: Keonte' Edmonds
Meeting Location: See Advisor
Meeting Time and Date: See Advisor
Club President: TBA
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Rho Kappa - National History Honor Society
Club Information: Honor Society for Social StudiesClub Advisor(s): Stephanie Teague & Bryan WarwickMeeting Day & Time: *See AdvisorsMeeting Location: *See Advisors -
Science Olympiad
Science Olympiad is an engaging way for students to explore their scientific interest, through self-study, teamwork, and competition. Students prepare for and compete in the Science Olympiad competitions throughout the year.Advisor: Kathy LylesMeeting Time: Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30Meeting Location: 1612Club Presidents: Brien Brennan and Safina Luu -
Sin Limites
This club promotes and develops Hispanic high school students to reach their greatest potential to higher education and leadership across a society of Hispanic leaders in the community.
Advisor: Lauren Weaver
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
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Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (Spanish Honor Society)
The Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH) is an honor society for high school students enrolled in Spanish and/or Portuguese, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP). It was formally organized as the Spanish National Honor Society in 1953. The name was changed to Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica in 1959. At present there are over 2,000 national and international chapters. We are the “Diéresis Chapter” of HHS. The purpose of the society is to recognize high achievement of high school students in the Spanish and Portuguese languages and to promote a continuing interest in Hispanic and Portuguese studies.Advisor: Sr. Leroy SalazarMeeting Time: Personalized invitation (monthly meetings) Follow Twitter Account: @Heritage_SHHMeeting Location: 504Club President: TBAFor more information, visit https://www.aatsp.org/general/custom.asp?page=shhabout -
Spanish Club
The Spanish Club is an exciting way for students to explore and to participate in cultural activities related to the Spanish-speaking world through food, dance, and entertainment. Join us to learn more about Spanish culture and to practice the Spanish language.Advisory:Meeting Time: Every third Tuesday of the month at 2:30Meeting Location: 506ContactClub President: TBA -
Speech and Debate Club
Students will meet to prepare for events through practice and sharing meaningful critiques.
Advisor: Matthew Garcia
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
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Spirit Club
Organizes events for Hooligans
Advisor: Pat Kennedy
Meeting Location: See Advisor
Meeting Time and Date: See Advisor
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Sports Medicine Club
Club Information: Sports medicine club is designed to allow students to learn more about the healthcare field in regards to injury management. Students are responsible for hydration stations, first aid care and assisting the sports medicine staff daily at practices and games.Club Advisor: Becky BanksMeeting Day & Time: *See AdvisorMeeting Location: *See Advisor -
Student Equity Team
The Student Equity Team was formed to address equity gaps in our school. It aligns with WCPSS's equity initiatives/the Vision 2020 blueprint as well as the goals for HHS's School Improvement Team.
Advisors: Jill Groff and Janice Hodges
Meeting Day, Time, and Location: Tuesdays during Husky Help in the Media Center
Club Co-Presidents: Victoria Wells and Malique Roulhac
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Student Government Association (SGA)
Student government is a student led organization charged with the duty of continuously expanding and planning student activities, creating fundraisers to support all clubs and organizations at the school, developing communication among students, faculty, and administration, and to improving school spirit and morale. SGA provides leadership opportunities for students.
SGA Advisors: Adam Bryant, Kathy LylesSenior Class Advisor: Allison HaysJunior Class Advisor: Sandra FornerSophomore Class Advisor: Jan LigginsFreshman Class Advisor: Kathy LylesMeeting Time: First Wednesday of the month at 2:30
Meeting Location: Media Center
SGA President: Nick Mruk
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Sunshine Club
The Sunshine Club was created to spread joy and positivity to the students of Heritage High School!
Advisor: Erin Meyer
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
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The Eighties Club
The Eighties Club is for devoted fans of all things 80s: pop culture, music, television, film, etc. A topic of the day is discussed and debated.
Club Advisors: Jill Groff and Janice Hodges
Meeting Location: Media Center
Meeting Time: Husky Help, Mondays
President: A.J. Jackson and Riley Harper
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The Guild
Provides fiction based activities tailored to the interests of its participants.
Advisor: Laurie Tucker
Meeting Day and Time: See Advisor
Meeting Location: See Advisor
