61. LEE DISTRICT GENERAL AWARD WINNERS For Club Year 2003 LEE DISTRICT general AWARD WINNERS 2003. Large clubs. Best Single – Tri Club WC- Club coordinates cotillion for middle school students (620 hours, $6, 124.92 http://leedistrict.home.comcast.net/Dept_Committees/2003lee_district_general_awa

LEE DISTRICT GENERAL AWARD WINNERS - 2003 ARTS Literature and Performing Arts – Chair, Pat Ault Small Clubs Best Single – New Kent WC – Member won 3 rd place in District Poetry Contest. Best Overall –– GFWC Sycamore WC – Members attend movies and musicals together. Medium Clubs Best Single – Pamunkey WC – Sold tickets to locals play receiving percentage of profit. Best Overall – Valentine WC – Members volunteer at Glen Allen Cultural Arts Center, sponsor an essay contest at a nursing home, attended two concerts, and held an Academy Awards Contest. Large Clubs Best Single – Tri Club WC - Club coordinates cotillion for middle school students (620 hours, $6, 124.92) Best Overall – Commonwealth WC - Program presented by Middle School, donated to middle school music department, received corporate matching grant for program. Special Projects – Chair, Pat Ault Small Clubs Best Single – Kanawha WC – Sponsored a student art contest for 5 th graders. Blue Ribbon winners entered in Lee District Student Art Show. Best Overall – GFWC Sycamore WC – Art supplies delivered to pediatric cancer unit. Members visited craft show and house tour.

62. Clay High School Clubs Clay High school has a variety of clubs. It is a good learning experience for thehigh school students who such as peer pressure, grades, and life in general. http://www.sbcsc.k12.in.us/clayhigh/finalpages/clayclubs.html

Clay High School Clubs Back to Main Page Clay High School has a variety of clubs. Listed below is a sneak preview of what they have to offer. The Multicultural Society The Clay High Multicultural Society consists of a diverse group of people in the school. They help society in various ways such as tutoring and helping the elderly. There is also an annual talent show put on for the entire school. Anyone can be involved in this club. National Honor Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JoAnn Whitaker and Steve Whitaker The National Honor Society works to enhance the atmosphere of our school and our community. Members organize their own projects. Special honors are granted at graduation based on attendance at meetings and hours of community service. The NHS inducts juniors and seniors annually. Membership is based on grades, community service, character, and leadership. Project T.E.A.C.H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheila Emge In Project T.E.A.C.H. students travel to elementary schools to student teach. It is a good learning experience for the high school students who plan on going into the field of education and for the little ones who look up to them.

63. Paul J. Gelinas Junior High School clubs and Activities. Meeting Place In general, we meet in the gymnasium, near the“Adventure The ultimate goal is the annual school musical held in March. http://www.pjgelinas.com/clubs.html

Principal's Welcome From The Assistant ... Contact Us Clubs and Activities Co-Curricular Calendar Student Government/ Student Council National Junior Honor Society ... Club National Junior Honor Society This club, while being run by Mrs. Guarascio, has members participate in leadership roles that involve community service. There are only ninth grade members. There is a President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary who are most active in community service. We meet every first and third Wednesday from 2:45 until 3:50 in the cafeteria. REQUIREMENTS: Maintain a 3.75 for 6 consecutive marking periods. Then fill out an application, the application is reviewed by a 5 member committee. Peers Reach Out Peers Reach Out is a club for all 9th graders. The purpose of the club is to provide a students with special needs a chance to connect wit a responsible. caring friend. The goal of the club is to foster a positive feeling of personal self worth and high esteem for all involved. See Ms. Sheppard and Mrs.Traube for information. Math Team The Math Team is for all students who excel at math and enjoy a challenge. The students work out various math problems within a certain time limit. The are five meets in which P.J. Gelinas competes against other schools. It is enjoyable for all that participate.

64. Soc.org.service-clubs.misc Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) The general objectives of Rotary clubs in every country are the edition). Interactclubs are sponsored by Rotary clubs for secondary school students (age http://www.faqs.org/faqs/service-clubs/general-faq/

MultiPage soc.org.service-clubs.misc Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge From: soscm-faq@MIT.EDU (Ping Huang, s.o.s-c.m FAQ maintainer) Newsgroups: soc.org.service-clubs.misc pshuang@MIT.EDU Subject: **** SECTION 0. FAQ posting information **** Subject: Q0.1. How to retrieve copies of this FAQ There are a number of other anonymous FTP and Web servers which archive Usenet postings which have been cross-posted to the *.answers newsgroups (including this posting). The canonically most up-to-date version of this document can be retrieved by anonymous FTP from: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/service-clubs/ You may also obtain a copy by email if you do not have access to an FTP client at your site; send email to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with the following text in the BODY of the message: send usenet/news.answers/service-clubs/general-faq If you have access to a World Wide Web (WWW) browser, here are some URL's for HTML-converted versions of this document: http://www.cs.ruu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/service-clubs/general-faq.html

65. Clubs clubs and ACTIVITIES. Sponsor SGA members sponsor dances, attend county, state, andregional general Assemblies, participate in school wide projects http://www.aacps.org/aacps/cbms/activities.htm

Home Administration Staff Media Centers ... Teams Clubs and Activities Calendar MSDE Our teachers and staff are dedicated to fostering the emotional, intellectual, personal and physical growth of each student that attends Chesapeake Bay Middle School. To that end we endeavor to offer a challenging and diversified curriculum throughout the school day. In addition to our academic program, we are offering the following extra-curricular activities after school several times each week. We strongly encourage the students to become involved in one or more of these activities. "Everyone" is invited to participate. Specific details are given during the first meeting of each club. Listed below are descriptions of the activities offered during Activity period on Wednesday and/or Thursday afternoon. There is an activity bus provided on these days to take students home. Return to Top CLUBS and ACTIVITIES Sponsor: Mr. Palma Support Club Does the whole matrix thing confuse you? What about a Quadratic Regression? This is the place to get help with those questions you have about algebra. Come join us for all the answers every Thursday after school.

66. General Message Boards - High School Clubs.. I`m 17, Teen Nights? High school clubs.. I m 17, Teen Nights? Hey all u party animals!Know of any Teen Nights at any clubs in Georgia metro? I m 17. http://www.magicyellow.com/forums/General/m35584.htm

Message Threads All Messages New Message High School Clubs.. I'm 17, Teen Nights? Hey all u party animals! Know of any Teen Nights at any Clubs in Georgia metro? I'm 17 posted 10/18/03 by ScumOfTheEarth Post Reply Message Message Threads All Messages New Message ... Post Reply Search MagicYellow Keywords: Search By: Business Name Business Type Within 2 MI 5 MI 10 MI 20 MI 30 MI of ZIP OR Major City: Select Your Location Alabama, Birmingham Alabama, Huntsville Alabama, Mobile Alabama, Montgomery Alaska, Anchorage Alaska, Fairbanks Alaska, Juneau Arizona, Flagstaff Arizona, Kingman Arizona, Phoenix Arizona, Tucson Arkansas, Fayetteville Arkansas, Little Rock California, Bakersfield California, Fresno California, Lake Tahoe California, Los Angeles California, Mendocino California, Orange County California, Palm Springs California, Redding California, Sacramento California, San Diego California, San Francisco California, Santa Barbara Colorado, Colorado Springs Colorado, Denver Colorado, Grand Junction Connecticut, Hartford Connecticut, New Haven DC, Washington

67. Wells | Music Clubs & Activities Music clubs Activities. String Department. Chamber Music String Music.World Music. Gamelan Lower school Steel Pans. general. general Performance http://www.wells-cathedral-school.com/activities/music_list.html

CCF COMMUNITY SERVICE INDOOR PURSUITS JUNIOR SCHOOL ... wells-cathedral-school.com String Department Chamber Music String Chamber Orchestra String Performance Class Wells Young Musicians String Orchestra String Ensemble Keyboard Department Chamber Music (String/Keyboard Dept) Piano Performance Class Brass Department Trumpet Repertoire Class Brass Quintet Cathedral Trumpets Horn Quartet Horn Octet Large Brass Tuba Ensemble Percussion Department Bash Street Kids Cathedral Percussion Collegium Drum Kit Listening Class Drumming Aesthetics Ferio Steel Pans Woodwind Department Advanced Recorder Consort Baroque Ensemble Clarinet Quartet Flute Group Lower School Recorder Consort Recorder Ensemble Saxophones Ensembles Wind Ensemble Woodwind Quintet Vocal Department Chamber Choir Chapel Choir Lower School Choir Vocal Group Concert Choir Vocal Ensemble Orchestra and Bands Symphonic Band Symphony/Chamber Orchestra

68. St. Dominic High School Clubs & Activities St. Dominic High school clubs Activities St. Serving as a liaison between schooladministration and general student body, our meetings are http://www.stdoms.org/hs/hsclubs.html

St. Dominic High School provides a broad range of extracurricular programs and activities that encompass the areas of academics, performance, service, and sports. What is even more significant than the number of activities, however, is the opportunity which is available to each student. Because of our comparatively small size, a student does not have to be an expert or a star just to get into an activity or onto a team. There is a real opportunity to discover previously unknown talents as well as to hone unpolished ones. Band Membership in the Band is open to all students who play an instrument and audition successfully. Students are given many opportunities to develop their perform and develop their musical skills. This club is designed to aid those students who are teaching C.C.D. in their own parishes. Lesson plans are prepared and A.V. materials are previewed. The students may choose to further their own theological studies as preparation for future teaching. Concert Chorus Membership in the Concert Chorus is open to all students upon a successful audition. Students are given the opportunity to develop concepts and performance skills associated with varying musical content, structure, and styles. Dance Program The Dance program meets weekly for those students interested in exploring the world of dance.

69. CLUBS AND SOCIETIES The development of student leadership forms an integral aspect of the totaldevelopment of the girls. Senior school. general Groups and clubs. http://www.tara.nsw.edu.au/clubs_and_societie.htm

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Junior School Other Clubs Pottery and Art Crusaders Drama The Junior School supports many charities and organises fund raising activities throughout the year. Leadership The Junior School Student Representative Council (SRC) provides an important link between students and staff. The development of student leadership forms an integral aspect of the total development of the girls. Senior School General Groups and Clubs Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Crusader s Inter-School Drama Competitions Drama and Musical productions within the school and in conjunction with The King's School Computer Clubs Ecology, Science and Technology Clubs, Stream Watch and Quark Junior Science Club Young Achievers Students' Representative Council School Leadership Committee MUNA (Model United Nations Assembly) with representatives from many other schools in the district Schools in Parliament Each year group chooses a charity and organises fund-raising activities. The whole school fundraises for TEAR. S ubject areas participate in a wide range of local, state and national competitions.

70. Campus Activities--Washington And Lee University Campus Activities general clubs and Organizations. of the entire Washington andLee community, to enjoy both unity and diversity on their school campus. http://campuslife.wlu.edu/campus_activities/general.htm

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Club Sports Community Service General Clubs and Organizations Intercollegiate Athletics ... Student Government Campus Activities General Clubs and Organizations Chinese Club Club Asia Club Ping Pong Financial Affairs Committee (Cold Check) Gay-Straight Alliance Human Rights Alliance (HRA) International House ... Phi Eta Sigma Photography Club Student Association for International Learning (SAIL) *SAIL International Development and Relief Group (IDR) *SAIL International Student Alliance *SAIL Model United Nations (MUN) ... Women’s Forum Chinese Club President: Huan Song Organization e-mail: chineseclub@wlu.edu Club Asia President: Christina Hyeonhee Kim Adviser: Janet Ikeda Organization e-mail: clubasia@wlu.edu Club Ping Pong The mission of Club Ping Pong is to provide a supportive team atmosphere in the area of ping pong for all those who desire to be part of the club. The club will allow members to make new friends, experience intercollegiate athletics, and play a game they enjoy in a competitive environment. President: Samuel Walker Nickles Vice President: Robert Decosimo Organization e-mail: pingpong@wlu.edu

71. SC-04: School Swimming Clubs: Procedures 3. Procedures for school Swimming clubs. 3.1 These procedures for school swimmingclub subcommittees have 35 and 36(1)(e), Education (general Provisions) Act http://education.qld.gov.au/corporate/doem/schoocom/sc-04000/sections/procedur.h

Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Search EQ Internet DOEM Contacts Schools Documents Calendar Policies Government Jobs Online for Asset Management Communication Management Financial Resources Human Resources ... SC-04 SC-04: School Swimming Clubs Procedures In this section: Definitions Rationale Procedures for School Swimming Clubs See also 1. Definitions Parents and citizens association means the body formed under Part 6 of the Education (General Provisions) Act 1989. School swimming club sub-committee means the body formed by a parents and citizens association to conduct swimming on behalf of students. School swimming club members means the students attending the swimming club. School swimming club coach/es means the person or persons employed under a contract to provide services to the parents and citizens association concerning swimming. Principal means the principal of a state school in which the swimming pool is located. Mediator means a person approved by the Manager, Education Services, competent to hear and adjudicate disputes between school swimming club sub-committees and parents and citizens association. Mediation panel means a group of people available to hear disputes.

72. Corporate Involvement, Kellogg School Of Management clubs African Business Association (KABA) The Kellogg as the premier business schoolfor consulting talent arena, and to increase general understanding amongst http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/corporate/connections/overview.htm

Menu of Student Activities Clubs and Contacts Student Projects Case Project Development ... Northwestern University Menu of Options Club Activities Brief Overview Clubs and Contacts Menu of Student Activities Brief Overview Overview At Kellogg, student clubs are an active and important part of student life. Open to all students, the clubs plan events and activities throughout the year, many of which are outlined in this menu. Listed below for your reference is a brief description of the clubs followed by a menu listing of each club's planned activities for the 2002-2003 year in which corporate involvement may be needed. (Note: Not all sponsorship opportunities may be fully tax deductible or counted toward Corporate Affiliate status.) Clubs The Kellogg African Business Association (KABA) is a social, cultural, and educational organization with a mission to develop and broaden interest in business and social issues within the Kellogg Community. KABA provides opportunities to explore the rich African cultural heritage, to network with professionals and to establish contacts amongst individuals with a strong interest in developing African business and infrastructure.

73. ARRLWeb: Affiliated Club Search Name LODI schoolS RADIO clubs (school/Youth) Specialties general Interest, school/YouthCall sign K6LSR Services Help for newcomers Address POB 455 LODI http://www.arrl.org/field/club/clubsearch.phtml?section=SJV&selsect=Show clubs i

74. ARRLWeb: Affiliated Club Search Name VERMONT TECH COLLEGE ARC (school/Youth) Specialties general Interest, Repeater,school/Youth Call 9867 (N) Web http//www.vtc.edu/clubs/ham/ E http://www.arrl.org/field/club/clubsearch.phtml?section=VT&selsect=Show clubs in

75. Current Sarasota County 4-H Clubs is on horses and meets during school hours YES U CAN (Membership OPEN) general Clubwith emphasis on We have clubs meeting in residential homes, schools, and http://sarasota.extension.ufl.edu/Youth/clubs.htm

Home Calendar Maps Staff ... IPM Sustainable Sarasota Search 4-H/Youth Development Clover Times Newsletter Current list of 4-H Clubs Calendar of Events Links ... 4-H Picture Galleries 4-H Club Listing for 2003 - 2004 4-H Club Listing for 2003 - 2004 ACTION CLOVERS ALL STAR CLOVERS st Wednesday of the month. Location - Pompano Avenue, Sarasota. Contact Brenda at 952-1761 or Tammy at 378-1058 x5671. AQUATIC ALLSTARS (Membership CLOSED with waiting list) - Focus is marine biology. Location – North Port. Contact Elaine at 423-0809. BLAZERS (Membership CLOSED) – Focus is general in nature. Wide range of projects including horticulture, photography, small animals and arts and crafts. Blazers meet the 1 st Monday of each month 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm. Location – Sarasota Christian School on Bahia Vista. Contact Caroline at 374-0638 or Tracy at 378-5006. BOOKER CLEVER CLOVERS (Membership OPEN) - This is a school based club which is involved in various educational hands on activities. Booker Clever Clovers meet on Mondays from 2 to 4 pm. Location - Booker Middle School. Contact Mrs. Frederick at 359-5824 (12:30 – 3:00 pm) or 755-5757 evenings. CLOGGING CLOVERS (Membership OPEN) - This club teaches the dance clogging and participates in community service. Clogging Clovers meet every other Thursday from 6 - 7:30 pm. Location - Bee Ridge Park, South Lockwood Ridge Road, Sarasota. Contact Rose at 321-1073 or Crystal at 379-5841.

76. Goddard High School Clubs And Organizations clubs/Organizations. Bowl is a trivialike competition between local high schoolsthat test students general knowledge of high school subject matters. http://www.goddardusd.com/ghs/organizations.html

Classes, Clubs, Organizations, and Gifted Program Activities 2003-04 Classes and Sponsors Freshman Class Sophomore Class Mary Unruh Junior Class Crystal Simmons Tish Dimick Melanie Huffman Senior Class Crystal Simmons Gifted Program Activities Randy Baldwin , Sponsor Clubs/Organizations Bible Club Brain Games Cheerleaders/Pep Club Debate ... Yearbook Bible Club - Sponsor: Mary Unruh Brain Games - Sponsor: Debra Palmer Cheerleaders/Pep Club - Sponsors: Rachel Nally (head), Susan Perkins (Assistant Head), Janice Fahrenholtz, Susan Dudek Debate - Sponsors: David Abel -(Head), Sharlo Rogers Sherry Stroh Goddard High School ranked 58th out of 2700 schools nationwide!! Click here for News Release! Drama Club -Sponsor: Jamie Oettle Drill Team - Sponsors: Velma Honer, Robin Skidmore Eco-Meet - Sponsors: Marylee Ramsay Lin Andrews FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) - Sponsor: Jeff Taylor Family, Careers and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) - Sponsor: LeDena Laha A new student led organization, Family, Careers and Community Leaders of America, FCCLA, helped with the organization of the National Denim Day event in the Goddard school system. The organization has a strong emphasis on the family and this event correlates with their mission and goals. They put together packets for each of the schools which contained ribbons and information sheets. One goal of FCCLA is to try to make GHS students more aware of National Denim Day. Forensics - Sponsors: Sherry Stroh David Abel Ann Smith Friendship Club

77. Students' Rights Guide - Clubs And Activities permits some students to form noncurricular clubs, it cannot Can the school demandthat someone of an opposing In general, if the school allows students an http://www.aclunc.org/students/guide/clubs.html

A guide to Some of the Most Important Questions that Students Have About their Civil Liberties C LUBS AND A CTIVITIES- There is also a federal law (the Equal Access Act) which makes it unlawful for a school to deny "equal access" to school facilities to any student group that wants to hold a meeting based on what will be discussed. For example, your school can’t prevent you from holding a meeting just because you invite a controversial speaker. Can a school ban gay student clubs or a gay-straight alliance on campus? If a school allows other extra-curricular clubs to meet on campus, it must also allow gay clubs or gay-straight alliances to meet. Can students start non-curricular clubs on campus? It depends on whether the school has allowed students to have any non-curricular clubs. The school may prohibit all student clubs that are not directly related to school classes. However, if the school permits some students to form non-curricular clubs, it cannot discriminate because of the political, philosophical or religious content of the meetings. Can students bring in speakers to talk about political issues? How about during election time? Can the school demand that someone of an opposing viewpoint or party must also be present to speak?

78. FPS: Publications 96, HMS, Howitt Middle school clubs 2004, clubs. 97, HMS, Howitt Middle school StudentHandbook, general. 98, HMS, Howitt Principal Newsletter November 2002, Highlights. http://farmingdaleschools.org/fps/pubs.cfm

Some publications are PDF files. You will need Adobe Reader to view them. Bldg To View a Publication, Click on Its Title Type AAE Albany Avenue PTA -Executive Committee - 2004 PTA AAE Highlights AAE IEP PTA AAE Jason Project Weblinks Curriculum AAE NYS Standards Curriculum AAE PowerPoint Presentation- Ms. Costantino's Class Highlights AAE Raising a Child With A Disability - Welcome to Holland PTA AAE SEPTA - Resource Page - May 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA April 2004 Resource page PTA AAE SEPTA April Newsletter 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA Newsletter - September 2003 PTA AAE Septa Newsletter - December 2003 PTA AAE SEPTA Newsletter - November 2003 General AAE SEPTA Newsletter - October 2003 PTA AAE SEPTA Newsletter February 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA Newsletter June 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA Newsletter March 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA Newsletter May 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA Resource Page - Upcoming Events March 2004 PTA AAE SEPTA Resources - Upcoming Events PTA DIS Direct Line - November 2003 General DIS Direct Line - September 2003 Highlights DIS Direct Line February 2004 General DIS Direct Line January 2004 General DIS Direct Line May 2004 General DIS Farmingdale Brochure (Acrobat Reader Required) General DIS Farmingdale Tax Questions - Dated Nov 5, 2003

79. Activities Of Athletic And Cultural Clubs In the future, the introductions of our clubs will be given on this page.The result of 35nd All Gunma prefecure high school general sports meets, http://www.takasaki.ed.jp/bukatu-e.htm

Activities of athletic and cultural clubs In Takasaki High School, club activities are very popular in sports and cultural fields. In the future, the introductions of our clubs will be given on this page. The result of 35nd All Gunma prefecure high school general sports meets Overall result 4th place List of Club activities Athletic clubs Cultural clubs Cultural research groups Karatedo Chemistry Research of Bible Kyudo Broadcasting Research of classics Soft tennis School newspaper Research of cooking Tennis Mathematics Research of science fiction Baseball English Rugby Research of local history Soccer Literature Track and field Debating Volleyball Biology Swimming Drama Table tennis Earth science Basketball Photograph Mountaineering Physics ... Research of railroad Return to Homepage

80. Forum - topics. posts. last post. general Undergrad / College Discussion Meet otherstudents, discuss classes, projects, competitions, school clubs, and more. http://www.physlink.com/Community/Forums/index.cfm?hideforums=14

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