Clubs at SHS
Clubs at SHS
Thinking about joining a school club? It's a great way to meet people with similar interests, do an activity you enjoy, learn more about an activity you're interested in, and gain leadership experience for your college application!
Joining a school club is an enriching and rewarding experience that offers numerous benefits for students, both personally and academically.
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- Social and Emotional Growth: Joining a club is an excellent way to meet like-minded peers who share your interests. It provides a platform for students to form new friendships, connect with mentors, and build a strong support network. The sense of belonging and inclusion that comes with club involvement can boost self-confidence and emotional well-being.
- Academic Enhancement: Many clubs focus on specific academic areas, such as science, literature, or debate. Involvement in these clubs can deepen your knowledge and passion for these subjects. It's an opportunity to learn and grow outside the classroom in a relaxed, enjoyable setting.
- Employability Skills: Participating in school clubs can help students develop a wide range of employability skills. Clubs often require teamwork, leadership, time management, and communication skills. These qualities are highly valued by colleges and future employers.
- University Admissions: College admissions committees look favorably upon students who actively engage in extracurricular activities. It demonstrates your commitment, passion, and your ability to manage your time effectively. Furthermore, club involvement can be a compelling addition to your college application and personal statement.
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At Springstead High School, our clubs cover a diverse array of interests, including:
- Academic and Honors Societies
- Creative Arts and Performance Groups
- Service and Volunteer Organizations
- Cultural and Diversity Clubs
- Special Interest Groups
Each club offers a unique experience, allowing you to explore your passions, hone your skills, and connect with fellow students who share your interests.
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- Review the Club List
- Ready, Set, Go! To join a club, simply attend the designated meetings listed on the club list or attend events, which will be announced by the respective club leaders.
We encourage all students to take full advantage of the opportunities that our school clubs offer. It's an excellent way to enhance your high school experience, develop valuable life skills, and prepare for a successful future.
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Club Description Sponsor Student Leader Dates/Times Yearbook Photography of athletics, clubs, and other student events Maritza James Varies First Priority Christian based faith club Jason McNerney Wednesdays and Fridays After School Eagle Fan Club A student-led organization dedicated to supporting, celebrating, and bringing together every group of students at Springstead High School. Our members proudly show up for all things Eagles—from tailgates and football games to band and chorus performances, as well as school traditions like Senior Sunrise and Senior Movie Night.
Our mission is to create an exciting and spirited school community where every student feels supported. we strive to make every student's years at Springstead the best they can be. Eagle Fan Club shows to cheer on our fellow students and show that there is a community feeling at Springstead’s high schoolTim Murphy TBA ImPACT A student-led organization dedicated to serving the community through volunteer projects, service initiatives, and charitable events. Tim Murphy TBA Photography Captures the spirit of our school community by documenting sporting events, extracurriculars, and campus life. Partnering with other student groups, our members receive hands-on mentorship while providing high-quality images to parents, staff, and school stakeholders to preserve our best memories Tim Murphy TBA Mock Trial Law A student organization dedicated to developing legal knowledge, courtroom advocacy, public speaking, critical thinking, and leadership skills through mock trials, legal discussions, and professional development activities. Tim Murphy TBA Beta A national academic organization that focuses on service to the community. Applications and approval for membership are required. Morgan Gonzalez Every other Friday in Media Center after school Creative Writing A space for writers to share, provide feedback, and be a part of a collective of other writers. We will also provide publication opportunities to those willing to get their names and work out ther Connor Sittig Thursdays, After School Interact Student-led high school service organization sponsored by Rotary Club of Spring Hill, focusing on community volunteering, leadership development, and global goodwill for youth. Ronica Guerrier 2nd Wednesday of every month, 2:15-3pm Media Center Gardening Student-led group focused on education of local plants and beautification of our school. Ronica Guerrier 3rd Wednesday of every month, 2:15-3:00, Media Center DECA Organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Ronica Guerrier 1st and last Wednesday of every month, 2:15-3:00, Media Center Paw Pals Student-led group focused on the care of local animals and volunteer at the Humane Society of the Nature Coast. Ronica Guerrier 3rd Wednesday of every month, 2:15-3:00, Media Center Kindness Club Spreading kindness across the campus. Kendra Malcolm-Baker TBA National Honor Society Inductees only. Various acts of service. Dawn Erb Every other Tuesday, after school, Media Center Book Club Read, discuss, promote literacy, and community outreach Kierra Schau Wednesdays, 2:15-3:00, Room 1034 Music Mondays Band students can get extra practice and peer tutor Zachary Furterer Mondays, after school, Band Room Card Games Club Playing card games and introducing students to new hobbies and people Roland Mullins Fridays, 2:15-3:10, P191 Coastal Club Morgan Gonzalez Wednesdays and Thursdays, 2:20-3:00, Room 312 Chess Club Students gather to play and learn chess. Joshua Dilly