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Club Sponsor: E. Horne and K. Menjibar
Meeting Place: Media Center
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All about 4-H:  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.

Club Sponsors: Mrs. Mosley
Meeting Place: G 105
Dues: $15

All about FBLA:  The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to develop career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibility.  Our members participate in region and state competitions, school and community projects, and social activities. 

Club Sponsors: Mrs. Harden
Meeting Place: Cafeteria
Dues: $25.00

All about FCA:  Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a non-curricular club that provides students with a setting for spiritual growth, good Christian fellowship, and an opportunity to serve others.

Sponsors: Mr. Brantley and Mrs. Gomez
Meeting Place: K 106
Dues: $15

All about LEO Club:  Leo clubs encourage youths to develop leadership qualities by participating in social service activities.. Leo club members are addressed as "Leos." They conduct various projects in the fields of health care, elders, children, disabled people, literacy and education, and self-development. Leos can raise funds by conducting fund-raising projects. They can conduct projects with another Leo club, sponsoring Lions club, or with an outside organization. Our  Leo club is  sponsored by the Moultrie  Lions club. Service projects include collecting tabs for the Ronald McDonald House, glasses for the Georgia Lighthouse, Lego kits for pediatric cancer patients and many more. Our Leos are often found assisting our Lions Club members in the concession stand at our home football  games.

Sponsors: Ms. Gude
Meeting Place: Room G113

sponsor: Mrs. Plymel
Meeting Place: C 139
Dues: $15

All about Math Club:  In the Math Club at C. A. Gray, students develop and improve their level of math skills and knowledge. This is accomplished by using games, activities, and mock competitions.

Sponsor: Mr. Whitfield
Meeting Place: C 117
Dues: $25

Club Sponsor: Mrs. Causey
Meeting Place G 206
Dues: $15

All about Science Club: The purpose of CA Gray’s Science Club is to develop student interests in science and to introduce students to a variety of scientific disciplines and real world applications. In Science Club, students participate in various STEAM activities and community service projects. In lieu of off-campus field trips this year, students will participate in virtual field trips and other in school learning activities.

Club Sponsor: Mr. Gibbs
Meeting Place: Gibbs Worshop
Dues: $20

All about SkillsUSA:  This is a co-curricular club. This means that the club activities are a part of the classroom curriculum. Membership is open to those students who have been or are currently enrolled in a Trade and Industry class. Students are taught leadership, interpersonal, and workplace skills necessary for success in all career areas. Students participate in school and community projects, leadership conferences, and regional, state, and national competitions.

Sponsors:Mr. Hunter &  Mrs. Bridges
Meeting Place: Cafeteria
Dues: $10.00

All about FFA:  FFA is an organization for students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture.  Its purpose is the development of rural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. FFA is an integral part of the Vocational Agriculture classes, and members must be enrolled in a Vocational Agriculture class one semester per year.  

Sponsors:  Mr. Thompson & Mrs. Dudley
Meeting Place: 
Dues: $30

All about HOSA:  HOSA stands for Future Health Professionals and its goal is to stimulate interest in pursuing a career in Healthcare.  Students are afforded a wide variety of personal, professional, and leadership development opportunities as members of the organization.   The mission of HOSA is to develop the leadership potential in each student through real world projects, applied learning, and community service.

Sponsors:  Mrs. Smith & Mrs. Jackson
Meeting Place: Room G207
Dues: $25
 

All about L.A.D.I.E.S Club:  L.A.D.I.E.S. of C.A. Gray empowers young women in Junior High School to achieve emotional and economic awareness and sufficiency by graduating from high school and eventually becoming college graduates. L.A.D.I.E.S. of C.A. Gray provides programming and mentoring to develop character, leadership, self-confidence, and social consciousness, including the desire and ability to mentor others.  Participants are committed to acquiring the skills at the Junior High level needed for graduating from high school, and developing the academic and emotional skills necessary for future success. Participants plan for college by attending college tours, working on  practice applications and essays with L.A.D.I.E.S. mentors, and improving their academic performance. 

Advisors:  Counselors
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All about the National Jr. Honor Society:  The National Jr. Honor Society recognizes students who meet high standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.  To be eligible for membership, students must be in the 8th or 9th grade with a GPA of 93 or above based on 1st semester grades.  Members are expected to maintain their exemplary records and participate in service and leadership activities as long as they are at C. A. Gray. 

Sponsors: Ms. Moon, Mrs. Wingate, and Mr. Oglesby
Meeting Place: H 102
DUES: TBA

All about Spanish Club:  The purpose of the Spanish club is to provide an organization for students interested in Spanish culture.  To become a member, you must be enrolled in a Spanish course or have taken at least a year of Spanish.  Dues :  TBA

Sponsors: Mrs. Gude & Mrs. McLean
Meeting Place: Room F106
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All about the Yearbook Staff: The Yearbook staff is a limited group of students responsible for putting together the yearbook for the school year. It is imperative to have a strong group working together and delegating tasks to each person's particular strengths. The yearbook staff is responsible for taking all candid photos and covering events throughout the school year. The staff is also in charge of the sales and promotion of the yearbook. Meetings are held during 2nd club rotation time and sometimes after school. The yearbook sponsors are Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Gude. 

Sponsor Mrs. Gilpin
Meeting Place: 
Dues: $15 (for t-shirt)

All about the Anime/Manga Club: The Anime Club is designed for students to meet to discuss, learn, and explore different anime shows and manga comics. Other activities involve practicing drawing characters and teaching others how to draw. Several students also enjoy writing fan fiction and participating in cosplay. Members belong to a Google Classroom where they can converse with one another freely whenever they want to. This page is also a place where they can share their artwork, stories, and photos. It is designed to be a fun, relaxing environment, both in-person and virtual, where students can make new friends and hang out with others who share their common interests. 

Sponsor: Mr. Leroux 
Meeting Place: 
Dues $5

All about the Chess Club:  Chess Club will improve memory and cognitive abilities, strategic thinking and attention improvement.  Students will develop self confidence through mock online and in person competition. 

Sponsors: Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Grantham, & Chef Benson
Meeting Place: Cafeteria
Dues: $15

All about FCCLA:  Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America is a co-curricular organization sponsored by the Family and Consumer Sciences Department.  FCCLA provides students opportunities to improve their personal, family, and community living through individual, family, school, and community projects.  Students may participate in competitive events, Power of One modules, classroom projects, and extra-curricular activities.  

Sponsor: Coach Stuckey
Meeting Place:
Dues: $20

All about the Fishing Club:  Packer Bass Fishing team or “PBF” as we like to call. This is a GHSA sanctioned sport for 9th grade through 12th grade. We have local club tournaments that include prizes for big bass and overall team winners with the highest weight. Those club tournaments also are qualifiers for state regional events that GHSA offers. There are 4 State Regional qualifiers. Lake Seminole, WestPoint Lake, Lake Oconee and Lake Hartwell. Each member tries to qualify through these to make it to the State Championship that is held in May. This year the state championship will be held at Lake Lanier. Normally we send 4-6 boats to each regional. The anglers try to be in the top 15 at each regional to qualify for state. We usually compete against 130-140 teams/boats at the regional level. The tournaments are run by professional organizations such as TBF (The Bass Federation) with whom GHSA has partnered with MLF (Major League Fishing). The anglers get to walk across the stage at each weigh-in and are announced and even questioned about how they caught the fish etc. Tournaments are run just like the professional tours. PBF is also a member of the SAF ( Student Angler Federation) which allows us to compete in any SAF Open event across the nation. They also offer national and world championships in which our anglers can compete in if those choose to! Been a very exciting year as we have already had one PBF qualify for the state championship!! 

Sponsors: Mrs. Weir & Mrs. Blaylock
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All about the Jr. Key Club:

Club Sponsors: Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Taylor
Meeting Place: C113
Dues:  $10 (once nominated and accepted)

All about Packer Leadership Club:  The purpose of Packer Leadership is to have a group of students who are dedicated to the development of school spirit, the inclusion of all students, the appreciation of our school, faculty, and staff, and the involvement in and awareness of community events and opportunities. 

Model Packer Leadership students are: Students who love their school. Students who participate in clubs, sports, and other community activities. Students who are inclusive of ALL students (even those with disabilities), and students who just seem to be a leader within their peer groups. Students are nominated by their teachers and other faculty members.

Sponsor: Mrs. Turner
Meeting Place: Media Center
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All about Reading Bowl:  The reading bowl club is an academic team made up of students who love reading and have a competitive nature. We read the Tome It List (10 books set by that society), discuss the books, create practice questions, submit book-based projects, and participate in online competitions. We work hard to make it to the top four competition, go to the Tome conference in Gainesville, and have tons of fun!

Sponsor Mr. Pitts
Meeting Place:
Dues: TBA