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Club	Sponsor	Information
121 Reach (Tutoring at RTMS)	Conner	Meets Every Wednesday at 4pm at River Trail Club dues: $10.00 121Reach is a nonprofit, youth-led, youth-founded tutoring organization in which high school tutors mentor middle-school-aged tutees. Webpage
Academic Bowl Team	Kemp	Meets Wednesdays in Room 135 at 3:45pm
Aid Special Citizens Club	Conner	Meets Thursday mornings, as needed, in room 309 Dues: $10 10 service hours required per semester. Everyone is welcome to participate. We volunteer to help physically and mentally disabled people in the community. Activities include everything from helping out at senior homes for the disabled to volunteering at the Atlanta Special Olympics.
Anime	Niehaus	Meets Wednesday afternoons from 3:45-5:00 in room 234 We play games, watch anime, do workshops, and collaborate with people of similar interests.
Art Club	Gutierrez	All welcome. You do not need to be taking art to join the club. At a relaxed pace, we do various art projects such as mural painting, mask making, and portrait drawing. Meets Wednesdays after school until 5 PM Club dues: $10.00
Atlanta Food Bank Club	Benning	Meets every 3rd Monday of the month Club dues: $10.00 (includes Club T-shirt) Collect food and grocery items to provide food to a wide range of people in need who suffer from hunger and food insecurity. The first Food Drive Campaign will be held during the month of October and during the Spring (TBA). Club members will serve as volunteers at the Atlanta Community Food Bank Product Center/Pantry among other activites throughout the year.
Beta Club (by invitation)	Ely	The Senior Beta Club is an academic-leadership-service organization for students in grades 10 through twelve. Webpage Requirement for membership:88 cumulative average; community service activities Dues:$25 for new members and $10 for old members (for senior medallions) Service Hours to remain as a member in good standing : summer- 10 hours fall- 15 hours spring- 15 hours Attending meetings is a requirement (unless you have a zero period or morning College English, etc.)
Black History	Whitlatch	Meets once a month in room 606 from 3:45-5:30 PM Open to everyone. The objective of this committee is to develop a program that will educate, entertain, enrich, acknowledge and commemorate the many contributions of African Americans. Activities are developed to demonstrate how images of African Americans have evolved throughout the history of America. Both negative and positive images are presented to help students, faculty, community stakeholders and others understand how these images strengthen a nation of people.
Bollywood Dance Team	Pope	Students meet to discuss dance routine, dance practices, and any other details for upcoming International Night and other performances. Meets Wednesday 3:45 to 4:30
Breakfast Club	Borgognoni	Every other Tuesday morning @ 7:30 starting September 20th $10 per semester Everyone has a common need: to eat breakfast and have meaningful conversation. So we want to expand that by opening up the classroom to an organized discussion format. Mr. Borgognoni recommended a Socratic Seminar, which is something we will be doing in some of our Language Arts classes. There is a plan and order to these conversations and the officers will be responsible for keeping the club on task and on schedule. Every week students will be able to voice their opinion in a comfortable and inviting place to a wide variety of subjects: sports, politics, media, entertainment, current events, etc. Officers will be responsible for organizing the forums, taking up dues ($10 per semester), managing the money, purchasing the breakfast, and other community/humanitarian related events. We want to make this more than just about eating breakfast in the morning. We want students to start off the day right and really understand that “It’s a great morning to be a Titan!
BVP WNHS-TV Club	Lee	We meet every Tuesday after school $20 for dues The Broadcast/Video Production club is open to any student enrolled in Broadcast/Video Production or any student who displays an interest in television production, film, or any type of digital media. The club members will have the opportunity to work on special projects, such as a movie or contests videos, that will not be advertised to all of the BVP classes, allowing for more hands-on training and practice. Students will be able to earn a varsity type letter that shows that they put in the effort needed to make the program and Northview High School a better place. The BVP club will provide :, Equipment: cameras, tapes, edit bays, Challenging Competition, Vidiopalooza, Field Trips, A creative atmosphere, Hands-on activities, Fun!
Chinese Club	Wu	Meets twice a month on Wednesday at 3:50 in room 602 Chinese Club welcomes anyone who is interested in Chinese culture Dues $15
Club Smile	Janess	Meets Tuesdays 4:-4:30pm in room 208 Club Smile promotes unity and compassion through acts of kindness and service at Northview and in the community of Johns Creek.
Community Crafts Club	Aboulafia	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Crew	Rogers	AJRA (Atlanta Junior Rowing Association) welcomes new recruits Webpage
Dance Team	Green, V.	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Debate Team (region/state competition)	Ulrich, Edwards	The Speech and Debate team offers students the opportunity to develop their public speaking and debating skills. Students can choose to attend competitive tournaments around the state and country during several weekends each year, but competition is not required. Meets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3:50-5:30 Dues are $100 for year; individual competitions have separate registration and judging fees. Webpage
Environmental Brigade	Rogers	Meets occasional Thursday mornings as needed in room 132 and includes some weekend activities
Fencing Club	Bevels	Meets: Every Monday from September to March, 4-6 PM Club dues: cost of fencing equipment Club Description: Fencers of all levels, including brand new fencers, are welcome to participate. Students work with a coach on Mondays and participate in tournaments, including two held at Northview. Students are eligible to letter in fencing. Webpage
Food Bank Club	Braun
French Club	Francisse, Prince	Meets every other Friday, before or after school, in room 639. From March to May the club meets only once a month
Future Business Leaders of America	McCall, Morgan, Brickle	Meets: once a month, date varies Club dues: $20 Future Business Leaders of America; service based club, members also have the opportunity to compete in various business and computer events at the local, state, and national level
FCA	Jackson	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
German Club	Kemptner	Meets once a month after school in room 631 Dues $15 Open to anyone interested in German culture
Glee Club	Clements	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Habitat for Humanity	Dunbar	There are no regular meetings for Habitat, but they are always announced ahead of time and held after school in room 238. Annual dues are $20. There are no “qualifications” to join, but students must be 16 years old to participate on a build.
HOSA (Health Occupations Student Association)	Tucker	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Improvisation/Improv Club	Lake, McClain	Meets Fridays 4-5pm in room 831 to play Improv games. No dues, no requirements to join.
Interact Club	Brownthwaite, Whitlatch	Meets in room 511; meetings are announced at school Dues:$20
International Thespian Society	Lake, McClain	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Jewish Student Union	Zavlanos	Meets Wednesdays twice a month in room 837 Anyone is welcome to join.
JROTC CLUB	Goodwin	Anyone at Northview can join. Army JROTC is a character and leadership building program. Contrary to popular belief, participation in JROTC requires no obligation in the United States Army at anytime. The JROTC Club meets periodically, although no set meeting dates or meeting schedule has been developed yet. The JROTC promotes the development of young men and women through leadership training and team activities and is open to all students at NHS. The JROTC sometimes participates in various drill and color guard competitions. The JROTC Club members also participate in community activities when invited as well as participating in the annual Veterans Day Assembly held each November here, at NHS.
Kaleidoscope	Crumbley, Garcia	Biweekly Meetings Alternate Wednesday and Thursday Club dues: $20 Kaleidoscope is a service based leadership organization. Students are taught the skills to be active in the community and contribute to be make a difference towards the issues faced by the world. The organization also fosters and focuses on each student being a resilient member of society. Student leaders are trained as peer mediators who train the freshmen class in anti-bullying including anti-cyber bullying skills. Partnership Walk is a big fundraiser during the fall semester that the students head which targets global poverty. Second semester’s keystone project is International Night which highlights cultural diversity of the community through music, dance and food. Application required
Key Club International	Conner, Steinecker	Meets every other Thursday after school Key Club International is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. It is a student-led organization whose goal is to teach leadership through serving others. Key Club gives its members the opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. Our motto - "Caring-our way of life" Dues: $20 (includes t-shirt) Webpage
Lacrosse Club	Weinberger	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Latin Club	David	Invitation only – limited to Latin Class students Webpage
LINK (Liberty in North Korea)	Jeong	Meets as needed on Tuesdays Dues: $20 (including club shirt) LINK website: http://www.linkglobal.org/
Math Team	Gloede, Stone	Our Northview Math Team meets weekly to discuss famous mathematics problems that are not necessarily discussed within the normal school curriculum. Students teach each other and challenge each other to grow in knowledge. In addition, we attend several mathematics tournaments during the school year (usually on Saturdays), co-host our own tournament, and compete in several state and national competitions that are held after school. We are the reigning state champions for the Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics Tournament and have been regional winners for the American Mathematics Competition. Meetings are held Thursday afternoons Dues are $20
Medical Society	Bingham	Meets every other Thursday after school in room 102 Dues:$15 per year (covers club t-shirt and supplies for meetings and fundraisers for projects). Medical Society is a club that is open to any student at Northview. Our focus is on the medical professions as careers, especially medicine, nursing, and medical research. We often have guest speakers (medical doctors, nurses, paramedics, community health activists) and medical ethics exercises (case studies and the ethical implications), along with group discussions and community service opportunities.
Mock Trial	Lake, Weinberger	Meets Wednesdays 4:00 – 6:00 in room 501 (other days as needed) Mock Trial is a competitive team and tryouts are in December.
Muslim Students Association	Johnson	Every other Monday afternoon in room 640. We meet at 4 pm. Dues: $7, not including t-shirt dues MSA is about learning about and teaching Islam to others. We do a variety of activities ranging from community service to group discussion. Also, every spring we attend a tournament--Muslim Interscholastic Tournament (MIST)--and win many prizes for Northview. For any questions, talk to our lovely sponsor Sra. Johnson.
National Art Honors Society	Margol	The National Art Honor Society is an art achievement club, membership is by invitation. Candidates must have been in attendance for at least one semester in art at Northview High School with an art scholarship average of an A, and receive a recommendation from the art faculty based on the candidate’s art scholarship, service, and character. The clu is a service oriented club with members helping in the school and community on various art projects and programs. Club meetings vary month to month. Club dues: $10.00
National English Honors Society	Upton	Invitation Only to AP Lit students NEHS recognizes excellence in language arts. Our goals include 20 service hours per member related specifically to literacy. No set meeting dates Dues: $30.00
Northview Art Club	Gutierrez	Meets every Friday after school in room 641 Dues: $7
Northview Chamber Music Society	Aucoin	Meets selected Tuesday afternoons from 3:45 – 5:00 This club exists for students who would like to play their instruments in small groups. Many of these groups perform for community activities and assisted living communities.
Northview Theatre Company	McClain, Lake	NTC is a group of students who produce our mainstage (afterschool) shows. Students can become involved by trying out for and being cast in a show or becoming part of the tech crew for a show. Rehearsals after school as necessary for each production.
PAWS (Protecting Animal Welfare Society)	Tucker	Meets second Tuesdays of the month in room 104
Philosophy Club	Pope	Meets Friday morning 7:45-8:25 Meet to discuss and learn about philosophers and different types of philosophies
Ping Pong Club	Blumen	Meets Wednesdays in the commons near the gym. Dues $10 for second semester.
Pranayam	Rodriguez	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Programming Club	Peek	Meets Tuesday afternoons, 4:00 – 5:00 pm in Room 788 No dues This club promotes the knowledge of computer science by teaching the Java, Flash and various other languages.
SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)	Blue	Meets once a month (morning /afternoon). Time varies according to agenda. SADD, a national organization, focuses on teen choices and decisions which will influence life. Major campaigns - Red Ribbon Week, Alcohol/Drug Awareness, Teen Relationships, Safe Prom/Graduation, Driving Safety/Click it or Ticket. Members educate themselves and share resources and info with peers Open to 9th-12th grades.
Science Olympiad Team	Tucker	Meets Monday after school in room 104. Dues $25 year.
Science Force (by invitation)	Bhardwaj	Science Force is a service club that includes qualified Juniors and Seniors. It allows students to assist elementary school students with Hands-on science learning opportunities. The purpose of the club is to provide positive role models for the Elementary students, while applying their knowledge of science. It is a great way to build self esteem and get community service credits. Requirements for Membership: Junior or Senior, possessing a driver's license. Dues:None
Sewa (Service for Humanity – Bhutanese refugee relief)	Agans	Sewa means “service” in Sanskrit; pronounced “Say-Wah” Sewa is a community service oriented club that specializes in the resettlement of Bhutanese Refugees in Clarkston, GA. We obtainGrady healthcare cards, tutor, and do fundraisers to improve the quality of life for all the people who fled from concentration camps and civil war to the United States. Meets Mondays after school in room 337 Club Dues: $15
Spanish Club	Horton	Meets every month in room 602. Check website for specific information Dues: $10 Open to all students with an interest in the Spanish heritage and culture.
Spanish for Kids Club	Horton	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Techno Titans Robotics Club	Weinberger, Brickle, Stasko	Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays after school in Room 796 and 790 Dues: $50/year Qualifications: Interest, Mature, Willingness to work, Participation on a regular basis Spring robotics program “varsity level competition” (Jan – March) Requires application/interview
Technology Student Association	Olney, Weinberger	Meets last Friday of each month at 8:00 in room 790 Dues: $20.00
Tri M Music Honor Society	Aucoin	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Tutors in Action	Upton	Offers tutoring every Tuesday in Room 541 TAN members are seniors who volunteer their time to tutor NHS students who need extra assistance in any subject.
21st Century Leaders	Edwards, Washington	Meets every other Wednesday 8:00 – 8:20 in room 432. Open to all students that are interested in developing leadership skills through community service activities.
Ultimate Frisbee	Weinberger	Meets Fridays after school on available practice field. Intramural sport/club; no dues unless the student attends a Tournament (one or two each spring)
Video Gaming Club	Cindy Green	Meets Mondays 3:45 – 5:00 in room 532 Members only need a love of gaming. We also appreciate if anyone can bring a game system to use on game day - not required
Will-to-Live	Weinberger	CONTENT TO BE ADDED
Yoga Club	Peek	Meets Monday mornings 7:45-8:15 in Room 207. No dues This club teaches the basics of yoga and breathing as well how to balance your mind, body, and soul. For those who want tips on concentration, focus, and balance, this is the club for you.

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