Clubs
American Sign Language (ASL):
Sponsor: Mrs. Catlett (RM 417)
Meeting Times: 1st and 3rd Thursday after school until 3:30
Welcome to the ASL Club! This student-led group is dedicated to exploring American Sign Language and Deaf culture in a fun and inclusive environment. Whether you're a beginner or already know some signs, everyone is welcome!
Art Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Hamilton (RM 808)
Meeting Times: Every other Wednesday from 2:45 to 3:30
A safe place for students to talk about and create arts and crafts. A few activities we hope to do this year include sketching, water coloring, finger painting, collaging, embroidery, as well as other crafts. The Art Club sponsors the rock at the front entrance to GTHS.
Automotive Club/SkillsUSA
Sponsor: Mr. Norris (RM 516)
Meeting Times: Every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 to 5:30
Students must have Auto Class Training
Gt Road Warriors Auto Club is a student volunteer group that meets to work on special Automotive Projects during the school year. These projects are event vehicles that help develop and showcase higher level skills.
SkillsUSA (Automotive) is a national nonprofit student organization that serves students enrolled in career and technical education training programs at our nation’s public high schools and colleges. Skills USA’s mission is to empower its members to become world-class workers and responsible American citizens through CTAE (Career, Technology, & Agricultural Education) programs. Skills USA & Automotive Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday in room 516/519 from 3:00 to 5:30 PM.
Band of Warriors Color Guard
Sponsor: Ms.Peacock and Ms. Hoffman
Meeting Times: Varies by season, see club sponsor for details.
The Band of Warriors Color Guard is the visual component of the marching band. The color guard uses a combination of marching, dance, and equipment (flags, mock rifles, sabres, etc.) to visually interpret the music the band is playing for the audience. They perform during halftime shows, pep rallies, competitions, and in the Grovetown Christmas Parade. Auditions are held each April after spring break. Click here to visit web site
BETA Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Speed and Mrs. Lewis (RM 507)
Meeting Times: No regular meetings, invite only.
National Beta Club is a student-led organization that promotes academic achievement, character development, leadership, and service. Members participate in community service projects, develop leadership skills, and strive to make a positive impact both locally and nationally. Beta Club empowers students to lead by example and serve with purpose.
Buddy Club
Sponsor: Ms. Jennings (RM 309)
Meeting Times: First Thursday of every month at 3:30
Buddy Club is about giving and sharing time with others. Many students in the self-contained classroom are unable to participate in the day-to-day activities at school. The Buddy Club brings our exceptional needs students and general education students together to create bonds of friendship. We meet at least once a month. We participate in several activities with the students throughout the year. Our Club is unique and offers students the opportunity to experience ways to interact with others and seek out someone with whom they would not usually engage.
Cancer Kids First
Sponsor: Mrs. Speed (RM 1023)
Meeting Times: Fourth Tuesday of every month
The Cancer Kids First Club is a nonprofit organization that offers support to the Children's Hospital of Georgia (Augusta) through fundraising and encouragement. One time membership fee: $5.00
Cosmetology/Skills USA
Sponsor: Mrs. Angelisanti (RM 607)
Meeting Times: First Thursday of each month from 3:00 to 4:00
SkillsUSA Cosmetology is a program designed to foster the development of world-class workers and responsible citizens among its members. Students interested in beauty services such as hairstyling, haircutting, and esthetics have the opportunity to explore and compete in these areas. The program includes a focus on the SkillsUSA Framework, which emphasizes three key areas: personal, workplace, and technical skills.
Cyber Patriots
Sponsor: Mr. Hahn (RM 602)
Meeting Times: TBA
CyberPatriot is the National Youth Cyber Education Program created by the Air & Space Forces Association to inspire K-12 students toward career in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation’s future. At the core of the program is the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition, the nation's largest cyber defense competition that puts high school and middle school students in the position of newly hired IT professionals tasked with managing the network of a small company. If the computer interest you or you love to learn more about cybersecurity, join the CyberPatriot club.
Debate Club
Sponsor: Mr. Carter (RM 1018)
Meeting Times: Tuesdays at 3:00
The Grovetown Debate Team has won State Championships and qualified for, as well as participated in, national tournaments. Participation in Speech and Debate allows one entrance into the National Forensic League, the oldest speech honor society in the US. Speech and Debate sharpen students' abilities to research and analyze problems, think and listen critically, and increases their ability to express their thoughts clearly and fluently. Students who participate in speech and debate see improvements in other academic areas, excel in college courses, and develop the social and academic confidence needed to be successful in the future.
DECA
Sponsor: Mr. Foust (RM 601)
Meeting Times: First Tuesday and third Wednesday of each month at 3:00
Marketing Warriors! DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs to be college and career ready. DECA is a national student organization that focuses on business, marketing, hospitality, and finance. Have fun on field trips, competitions, meet new people, learn to be a leader, get help with college, and improve our community by joining DECA.
Drama Club
Sponsor: Mr. McGill (Theater)
Meeting Times: Third Wednesday every month after school to 3:45
DRAMA CLUB is for all those interested in being part of theater beyond the classroom here at the GTHS, without International Thespian membership. Membership fees/dues for Drama Club are only $20 per year. We meet simultaneously with the Thespians on the third Wednesday of each month in the theater! We play drama games, learn valuable lessons from guest Master Class instructors, and work to better the theater community here at GTHS and in the region.
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
Sponsor: Ms. Wright (RM 927)
Meeting Times: Wednesdays after school from 3:00 to 5:00
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is a national student organization that helps young men and women become strong leaders through community service projects. FCCLA is a great way to have fun, make a difference in the world, prepare for career success, become a leader, gain recognition, and make friends.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Sponsor: Coach Brodrick (Media Center)
Meeting Times: Thursdays at 2:45
Since 1954, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high school, junior high and youth levels to use the powerful medium of athletes to impact the world for Jesus Christ. FCA is the largest Christian sports organization in the world.” FCA sponsors and runs NEON (New experience of normal) at GTHS and looks forward to sponsoring more community events and service projects in the future.
French Club: La Société Honoraire de Français and le Club français
Sponsor: Mr. Harris (RM 304)
Meeting Times: First Tuesday of each month at 3:00
The French Club will go beyond the classroom setting in exploring the Culture of la France and various activities within the culture!! The club will also look at how la France impacts the United States and will involve itself with such activities as The National French Week. Any student from any level may join the French Club!! Dues will be determined within the club after officers have been chosen!! Any former French student can also be a part of the club. Oversight of the club is conducted by the French National Honor Society Club Members!
Future Georgia Educators (FGE) Club
Sponsor: Ms. Braun (RM 508)
Meeting Times: TBA
Are you passionate about shaping the future through education? The FGE Club is the perfect place for aspiring teachers to connect, grow, and explore the world of education! Led by students in the Teaching as a Profession pathway, this club offers exciting opportunities to attend FGE Days at colleges and universities across Georgia - twice a year! Membership is limited to Year 2 or 3 Teaching as a Profession students and Year 1 seniors who are committed to pursuing a career in education.
Gaming Club
Sponsor: Mr. Porter (RM 1003)
Meeting Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:34 to 4:00
In the gaming club we play different games such as tabletop roleplaying. The gaming club is a great place to gather together with friends and play games like Dungeons and Dragons or Magic the Gathering.
Garden Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Gordy and Mrs. Aten (RM 207)
Meeting Times: First and third Thursday of each month
The purpose of the Grovetown Garden Club is to encourage and foster interest in growing, propagating, and gardening native and national plants, and to encourage student investment in the beautification of our school
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
Sponsor: Ms. Bennett and Mr. Anderson (RM 1013)
Meeting Times: Every other Monday from 2:45 to 3:30
HOSA Future Health Professionals is an international student-led organization. Grovetown HOSA serves our community by raising awareness and funds for medical research, supporting local charities, collecting food and supplies for those in need and also sponsoring Shepherd Community Blood Center drives. HOSA is the place to be for any student interested in pursuing a healthcare career because we develop leadership and skills through Competitive Events!
History Club
Sponsor: Mr. Anderson (RM 1013)
Meeting Times: Wednesdays from 2:45 to 3:15
The History Club competes in regional Quiz Bowl competitions to advance to Nationals in Washington D.C. in April. The Club also meets to study, research, and promote a greater knowledge of history at the local, regional, national, and international level. A variety of history-themed parties and other fun events are held throughout the year.
International Thespian Society
Sponsor: Mr. McGill (Theater)
Meeting Times: Every third Wednesday after school
Thespian Society is the honor society for lovers of all things theater! Anyone interested in any part of theater both in and outside of the classroom is eligible for membership, first in our local drama club and then, after earning points toward international membership, in the International Thespian Society. We participate in the Georgia Thespian Society and the International Thespian Society, where students can earn college scholarships, honors, graduation regalia, and opportunities for college auditions if college theater is in their future. Dues are $45 for lifetime membership, and theater involvement is required to earn points toward membership.
Japanese Anime Club
Sponsor: Mr. Holmes (RM 206)
Meeting Times: Wednesdays from 2:45 to 3:45
The Japanese Anime club is a place for students who enjoy talking, and watching Anime. We watch different anime based on student request that are appropriate for school. Studio Ghibli and others for instance.
Latin Dance Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Nunez-Santiago (RM 305)
Meeting Times: Tuesdays from 2:50 to 3:30
Latin Movement is Grovetown High School’s dynamic Latin dance group, where rhythm, culture, and community come together! Open to all students, this group celebrates the rich traditions of Latin dance through energetic choreography, teamwork, and cultural expression. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just starting out, Latin Movement offers a fun and supportive environment to learn styles like salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaetón, and more. Members build confidence, leadership skills, and lasting friendships while working together toward performances and school events.
Math Modeling and Innovation Club
Sponsor: Mr. Mobley (RM 422)
Meeting Times: TBA
This new club at GTHS offers an interdisciplinary space for students from various academic levels to engage with each other and explore the world around them through mathematical modeling. Students will receive a free PDF book to guide them in modeling situations of interest, aiming to identify solutions that benefit their community. The sponsor will facilitate discussions on mathematical methods and support students in investigating contemporary community concerns, encouraging collaboration to share their findings with relevant leaders. Additionally, the club will provide opportunities for students to tackle Math Modeling Competition problems, potentially forming an academic team dedicated to enhancing mathematical skills. The overall goal is to create a meaningful learning experience that emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in effecting change.
Model United Nations
Meeting Times: Wednesdays after school
MUN is an extra-curricular activity in which students typically role-play delegates to the United Nations and simulate UN committees. This activity takes place at MUN conferences, which is usually organized by a high school or college MUN club. At the end of most conferences, outstanding delegates in each committee are recognized and given an award certificate. Thousands of middle school, high school, and college students across the country and around the world participate in Model United Nations, which involves substantial research, public speaking, debating, and writing skills, as well as critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership abilities.
Morgan’s Message® Student-Athlete Campus Ambassador Program
Sponsor: Ms. Harden (RM 1026)
Meeting Times: Once a month on Wednesday after school
Morgan’s Message® Student-Athlete Campus Ambassador Program empowers motivated students, aged 14 and older, to advocate for mental health in their schools and communities. By raising awareness about the challenges faced by student-athletes, we aim to eliminate stigma and promote change. With your support, we can enhance understanding of mental health issues among student-athletes. Our team will collaborate with you to provide resources and skills necessary for outreach, including guidance on starting a Morgan’s Message™ chapter. Together, we can make a meaningful impact on mental health.
Mu Alpha Theta
Sponsor: Mr. Jenkins (RM 424)
Meeting Times: As needed
Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) is a national organization dedicated to recognizing math scholarship and achievement in high school and junior college students. The Grovetown High School chapter also requires members to perform community service, such as peer tutoring. Also, members of this club may choose to participate in math competitions throughout the region. You must be an 11th or 12th-grade student with at least a B average in math classes to join this club.
National Art Honor Society
Sponsor: Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Hamilton (RM 808)
Meeting Times: Every other Wednesday from 2:45 to 3:30
The purpose of the National Art Honors Society (NAHS) is to assist student members in attaining their highest potential in all forms of art, and to raise awareness of art education throughout the school and community. Students must be currently enrolled in an art class, and complete an application process. To be in good standing there is a dues requirement of $25, a 3.0 GPA overall and an A in Art. Students must also complete a total of 20 or more service hours in the art field.
National Honor Society (NHS)
Sponsor: Ms. Kitchens (RM 409)
Meeting Times: As needed
The National Honor Society is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school and middle school level students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since their beginnings in 1921 and 1929. Dues are $20 per year.
National Technical Honors Society (NTHS)
Sponsor: Mrs. Angelisanti (RM 607)
Meeting Times: Every first Thursday from 2:45 to 3:30
This honor organization is for outstanding students enrolled in career and technical programs. The NTHS serves over 180,000 student members annually, with a mission to honor student achievement and leadership, promote educational excellence, and enhance career opportunities for its members.
Poetry Club
Sponsor: Ms. Posey (RM 1010)
Meeting Times: First and third Thursday after school to 3:30
Poetry club is a place where students will get together to discuss poetry - including works by famous authors, as well as our own works - with one another.
Project Lit.
Sponsor: Mrs. Catlett (RM 417)
Meeting Times: Fourth Thursday
Project LIT was started in 2016 by a group of students in Nashville, Tennessee. One of the goals of Project LIT is to eliminate book deserts (places where books are unavailable or where choices are so limited students do not bother reading). We are very blessed to have a library and a librarian that provide us with a variety of genres and interests. This year we want to make sure that each GTHS student understands that they have the opportunity to become a part of Project LIT this may be reading the "featured book" of the month, reading a different book but joining in the discussion, volunteering to read to younger students, donating books, suggesting books, or just simply spending time reading. So, take a moment and find a book. If you don't enjoy it, don't force yourself to read it; choose another one. The choices are endless, and there is a book waiting for you.
RHO KAPPA
Sponsor: Mr. Speed (RM 1014)
Meeting Times: First Tuesday after school
RHO KAPPA Social Studies Honor Society is the only national organization for high school juniors and seniors that recognizes excellence in the field of Social Studies. Any accredited public high school or non-secondary school can apply for a local chapter, through which individuals will be inducted into RHO KAPPA Honor Society. RHO KAPPA provides national recognition and opportunities for exploration in social studies. NCSS hopes to encourage an interest in, understanding of , and appreciation for social studies through the creation of RHO KAPPA.
Science National Honor Society
Sponsor: Mr. Byrapaka (RM 312)
Meeting Times: As needed- will be announced to inducted members
Membership to the Science National Honor Society is privileged to 11th and 12th grade students that meet certain criteria such as successful completion in Advanced Placement Science courses, among other requirements. The honor society is meant for students that have a drive for science with determination to help grow interest in the field as well as an intent to pursue a science-centered career (i.e. academic, laboratory, engineering, health, among others).
SHADES
Sponsor: Mr. Gartrell (RM TBA)
Meeting Times: Second and fourth Thursday
"SHADES" is a diverse, student-led organization dedicated to fellowship, inclusion, and leadership, committed to addressing student issues such as goal setting, college preparation, resume building, community outreach, and exploring the world in which we live. We aim to create a safe space for students to come together for peer support and discuss their future endeavors after high school.
Spanish Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Nunez-Santiago (RM 301)
Meeting Times: Last Thursday of each month from 2:50 to 3:30
The Spanish Club is a welcoming and inclusive space beyond the classroom where students with a passion for the Spanish language & culture come together to participate in fun, educational, and culturally enriching activities. It’s a great opportunity to build friendships, strengthen language skills, and develop leadership by working collaboratively with others.
Spanish Honor Society
Sponsor: Mrs. Lozada (RM 301)
Meeting Times: Monthly meetings will be announced to inducted members
Eligibility requirements: Must be currently enrolled in Spanish III or higher at the time of induction, Must maintain a 90 or above average in Spanish to be eligible and remain in good standing. Must complete ten volunteer hours every year. Membership details: If you were previously inducted into SHS at GTHS or another school, you are welcome to continue your membership here. Attendance at meetings is required to stay informed about volunteer opportunities, attendance policies, and other activities, and graduation regalia eligibility. Annual dues are $10.50, payable by September of the current school year. New members must pay dues before induction.
Student Council
Meeting Times: Fourth Thursday of every month
Student Council supports Grovetown High School by acting as the liaison between the students, faculty, and staff. The purpose of Student Council is to promote school spirit and service both on campus and within the community. Students have an opportunity to participate with their individual grade-level classes as well as serve on various school-wide committees. Dues are $20 per year for general members.
Technology Student Association (TSA)
Sponsor: Ms. Gruber and Ms. Williams (RM 604 and RM 608)
Meeting Times: Business meetings - Third Monday from 3:00 t0 4:00, Workday meetings- Mondays and Wednesdays after school to 4:40
The Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national organization that enhances personal development, leadership, and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Students explore and compete in a wide variety of technology-based events which include CAD, Architecture Design, Manufacturing Design, Structural Engineering, and Robotics.
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Sponsor: Mr. Ball (RM 704)
Meeting Times: Every Wednesday from 2:45 to 3:45
The Tri-M Music Honor Society opens up a world of opportunites for students who have already shown themselves academically capable and musically gifted. Through performance and community service, they’ll develop confidence, creativity, critical thinking and compassion and a host of other leadership skills sure to serve them well in school and beyond.
Welding Club/SKILLS USA
Sponsor: Mr. Slagle (RM 612)
Meeting Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00 to 5:00
A national nonprofit student organization that serves students enrolled in career and technical education training programs at our nation’s public high schools and colleges. Skills USA’s mission is to empower its members to become world-class workers and responsible American citizens. You do not have to have welding class or be a member of skills USA to attend the club.
Yearbook Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Williams (RM 608)
Meeting Times: Wednesdays after school
The Yearbook Club has the important job of creating GTHS Yearbook. Students who join this club are responsible for taking pictures of students and staff at GTHS events and designing spreads and layouts for pages and sections of the yearbook. The club meets every Thursday, after school. To join, students must write and submit a paragraph on why they want to be a part of the yearbook club and describe their photography or journalism experience. Applicants must also design a mock yearbook page which contains a minimum of 5 images and the information about those images to support them. The YB advisor will make the final decision of the applicant. See Mr. Short in room 608 for more information about the Yearbook club.