CLUBS
ADVISOR: Corinna Exum
corinna.exum@colquitt.k12.ga.us
4-H is a service organization that emphasizes service to the club, the community, the country, and the world. 4-H is an organization that develops leadership abilities through projects, organization, philosophy, programs, learning situations, and working together to attain these abilities.
Advisor: Whitney Pitts
Club Purpose: Empowering students to develop critical thinking, public speaking, and legal reasoning skills through active participation in competitive courtroom simulation.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Friday's during Aspire
Location: Room #111
Membership:
Anyone can join! There is an application process. Please pick up an application from Mrs. Pitts in Room #111 in the first month of school.
Dues:
$5 annually - includes your club shirt supplies, snacks and field trip fees.
You will be asked to provide a white tshirt.
Advisor: Valerie Bennett & Kaitlyn Conine
Club Purpose: DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Friday's
Times: During Advisory
Location: Choir Room (Room #606) - Subject to change.
Membership:
Anyone can join! We're excited to have you!
Dues:
$30 Annually (includes a t-shirt)
Advisors: Danna Cooper
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is the club sponsored by the Business Education Department. The FBLA involves nearly 250,000 members in over 13,000 chartered chapters in the United States, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Department of Defense Dependent Schools worldwide. Local chapters are chartered by the National Association and operate under the supervision of a state chapter.
Membership is open to students in grades 10-12 who are enrolled or have been previously enrolled in a business or business-related course. The student shall accept the purpose of FBLA, subscribe to its creed, demonstrate a willingness to contribute to meaningful school-community relations, and possess qualities for employment.
Advisors: John Cooper and Kimberly Cooper
CCHS FCCLA Chapter Website
Advisor: Paxton Crosby, Katie Gay, Carly Redding, and Darby Sewell
Club Purpose: Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a Career and Technical Student Organization that functions as an integral part of the Family and Consumer Sciences education curriculum and operates within the school system. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in families, careers, and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues. Through participation in Competitive Events, becoming involved in community service opportunities, student leadership, and attending leadership conferences, members develop real world skills, explore Career Pathways, and become college- and career-ready.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Friday's scheduled throughout the year during Advisory
Times: 9:45 AM - 10:25 AM
Location: Cafeteria
Membership:
Anyone can join! Students can receive more information during Club Rush in the first month of school or they can reach out to the advisors.
Dues:
$20 Annually (national and state local FFCLA dues and local membership activities/membership meetings.)
Advisor: Will Burt, Michael Schwars, Blaize Bridges, Hannah Roberts, and Heath Cross
Club Purpose:
To make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Fridays/Advisory (Monthly-Schedule in Google Classroom)
Times: Advisory
Location: Cafeteria
Membership:
Must be enrolled in an Agricultural Education course. Sign up in August and January.
Dues:
$20 (Fees go to meals/travel) $30 (includes hat or t-shirt)
Advisors: Melissa Culpepper, Shannon Jones, and Eric Grant
Club Purpose:
The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill, and leadership development of all health science technology education students; therefore, helping students to meet the needs of the health care community.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Students will meet with Group 1 Clubs on assigned Advisory days unless otherwise noted.
Time: Advisory
Location: Cafeteria
Membership:
Any student interested in Healthcare 9th - 12th grade is welcome to join!
Dues:
$45 (Sign-up during the month of August.)
Advisor: Cory McCracken
Club Purpose:
Student led organization to minster and teach students about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Meetingaz Information:
Dates: Every Wednesday
Time: 7:40 AM - 8:10 AM
Location: TBD
Students will also meet every Advisory day in Room #220
Membership:
Any student 9th - 12th grade are welcome to join!
Dues:
There are no dues for Jesus Club.
Advisor: Heather Powell & Kati Reed
Club Purpose: Empowering students to develop critical thinking, public speaking, and legal reasoning skills through active participation in competitive courtroom simulation. Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Friday's
Times: During Advisory
Location: Media Center
Membership:
Anyone can join! We will host an interest meeting where you can sign up if you're interested during the first month of school.
Dues:
$15 Annually - Student's dues will be submitted to Key Club International.
Breakdown of Dues:
$7.00 goes directly to Key Club International to fund global administrative costs, membership pins, leadership handbooks, and mandatory member liability insurance.
$7.00 stays within the Georgia District Key Club to pay for regional leadership training, district operations, and state-wide conventions.
$1 to CCHS Club to help pay for senior cords
Awards:
Our partner club, Kiwanis gives out scholarships. Students will receive a cord for graduation based off a certain number of service hours / events. To earn a senior cord, the student must volunteer for at least three events or for at least 10 volunteer hours.
The number of events / hours is subject to change.
ADVISOR: Reneasha Keel
Ladies of Excellence • Leadership. Excellence. Purpose.
Club Purpose:
Ladies of Excellence is an organization committed to developing high-value young women who demonstrate leadership, integrity, academic effort, and service. Our mission is to cultivate confident, responsible, and purpose-driven leaders who positively impact their school and community.
Meeting Information:
Students will meet during Advisory on specified days. Once students are in the club they will be notified through email.
Who May Join:
Student will submit an application that includes a teacher reference, and a parent permission form.. The application is reviewed, and the student is notified of acceptance via email.
Applications will be accepted each August & September (see advisor for specific open and close dates)
How to Join:
Students can receive an application through Club Rush or see the advisor.
Dues: $25 annually - includes tshirt (subject to change)
| Core Value | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Leadership | Taking initiative and setting positive examples |
| Excellence | Striving for high standards in all areas |
| Accountability | Owning actions and commitments |
| Service | Giving back to the community |
| Sisterhood | Supporting and uplifting one another |
Advisor: Amber Loyd
Club Purpose: Empowering students to develop critical thinking, public speaking, and legal reasoning skills through active participation in competitive courtroom simulation.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays | Mid-October
Times: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: Room #215
Membership:
Anyone can join! There is an audition process and that is held in the beginning of September.
We will host an interest meeting where you can sign up if you're interested. For the audition process you will give a 1-2 minute argument in front of the advisor and attorney coach.
Dues:
There are no dues for this club. You will be responsible for having a court room appropriate outfit for court days.
Advisor: Sydney Elkin and Amanda Wood
Club Purpose:
The National Honor Society empowers and equips your students with the knowledge and skills to be transformative leaders in your school, community, and beyond.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Fridays based on Club Schedule
Times: Advisory
Location: Auxiliary Gym
Membership:
By invitation only.
Invitation Requirements
- Must be 10th, 11th or 12th grader in your second semester at CCHS.
- Sophomores must be in or scheduled for six honors, AP, or academic dual-enrollment courses.
- Juniors/Seniors must have taken nine honors, AP, or academic dual-enrollment courses.
- Must have a 95 weighted GPA in academic classes.
- Must submit an application (included with invitation) demonstrating character, leadership, scholarship, and service.
Continued Membership:
To remain in good standing, students must keep their 95 weighted academic GPA, attend meetings, and complete their community service requirements.
Induction Fee:
$25 (Initial dues plus induction fee). Annual dues are $20.
Advisor: Palisa Bautista
Club Purpose: Peer Leadership is a yearlong, project-based course designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to become positive leaders within their school and community. Students learn that leadership is not a title or position but is demonstrated by action, influence, and service through the use of leadership instruction, collaborative learning, service initiatives, planning schoolwide events, and reflective practice. Students apply real-world leadership experiences throughout the course and outside the classroom. They collaborate to plan school activities, create school spirit, promote relationships between students and staff, support community projects, and help build a positive school culture. These experiences provide valuable opportunities for students to show leadership concepts and to build confidence, responsibility, communication skills, and organizational abilities.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays | Mid-October
Times: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: Room #215
Membership:
Anyone can join! There is an audition process and that is held in the beginning of September.
We will host an interest meeting where you can sign up if you're interested. For the audition process you will give a 1-2 minute argument in front of the advisor and attorney coach.
Dues:
There are no dues for this club. You will be responsible for having a court room appropriate outfit for court days.
Advisor: Vance Hurst & Robbie Pitts
Club Purpose: Design and build robots to compete in the first tech challenge robotics competition.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays | Season starts first week of September
Times: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: Room #120 (Engineering Lab)
Membership:
Anyone can join! We will host an interest meeting the first month of school. Students will receive this information during Club Rush or can speak to Vance Hurst.
Dues:
$20 - subject to change.
Dues include team jersey.
Advisor: Christie Ariail
Club Purpose:
The purpose of Science Olympiad is to increase interest, opportunity, and diversity in science, while creating a technology-literate workforce and providing recognition for outstanding achievement by students and teachers.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Wed & Thurs
Time: 3:30 - 4:30
Location: Room 401
Membership:
Open to students in CP, Honors, and AP science courses who enjoy learning and competing with their peers.
Dues:
$30/year
ADVISOR: Amber Day
Club Purpose: To represent the student body, promote school spirit, serve our community and create opportunities for every student to succeed.
Meeting Information:
Students will meet before school (7:40-8:10) in Mrs. Amber Day's room (Room #218) and as needed for Prom.
Who May Join:
Students must apply and can pick up the application packet from Mrs. Day (Room #218)
Class officer elections are held in May of every school year.
Dues:
There are no dues for SGA
Advisors:
Club Purpose: SkillsUSA is the #1 workforce development organization for students. We empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. Our mission is accomplished through the SkillsUSA Framework of Personal Skills, Workplace Skills and Technical Skills Grounded in Academics, which is integrated into classroom curriculum. SkillsUSA’s vision is to produce the most highly skilled workforce in the world, providing every member the opportunity for career success.
Meeting Information:
Dates: 8/21, 9/11, 10/16, 11/13, 1/22, 2/19, and 4/16 (Fridays)
Time: 9:45-10:25
Location: Gymnasium
Membership:
Anyone with interest in construction, welding, automotives, engineering, or audio/vidoe technology.
Dues:
$20/year
Advisor: Jimbo Jarvis
Club Purpose:
A parent-driven club to help support the CCHS Choral Program when planning concerts, trips, fundraisers, and other essential activities.
Meeting Information:
Dates: Twice annually (Early August to kick off the school year to solicit sponsors/members and in the spring to plan for the next school year.)
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Choir Room
Membership:
Parents are encouraged to join. Students are encouraged to join if parents are not members. Business partners are welcome to join.
Dues:
For more information, visit our CCHS Choir page.
Advisor: Elizabeth Horne and Makenzie Heidleberg
Club Purpose:
To build potential and strong connections between students, communities, and the environment,
Meeting Information:
Dates/Times: 3rd Club Rotation (Fridays)
Location: Room #402
Membership:
Anyone can join!
Dues:
$10 (Used to support club initiatives.)
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