Club, Location, and Time

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SOAR

C239

Student Limit: 12

Bedell

Student Organization for Advising and Recreation (SOAR) is responsible for organizing Relay for life, school spirit weeks, and quarterly school-wide activities (such as kickball and dodgeball tournaments, ugly sweater contests, and year-end celebration). This group is also responsible for meeting with Mrs. Absher and advising her on concerns and suggestions from the student body. 

Art

C236

Student Limit: 24

Stepka

The focus of the club is to enjoy the creative process, while building a portfolio of work that shows growth in skill level, and displays the student's talents. Students can experiment with a variety of materials. (Some examples include: oil pastels, charcoal, watercolor pencils, acrylics, etc.) If you’re into digital art and have your own equipment, there’s time for that too. No specific skill level is required; however artists are expected to produce work. Students will mentor each other, and provide a positive and supportive space for expressing creativity and self-reflection as an artist.

Culinary

SAC - area closest to the FINN GRILL

Student limit: 16

BCC instructor

Do you want to explore the world of culinary? Do you want to learn about how to make delicious dishes?

Do you want to learn about the basics and beyond in the Kitchen? Build your skills in the world of the culinary arts!

Craft

C105

Student Limit: 20

Henry

Crafts including knitting, sewing, embroidery, seasonal crafts, and jewelry making as well as asking those within the club what their individual interest or skills pertain to. We plan to sell items that some of the club makes such as hats, scarfs, jewelry, or keychains.The club plans to donate knitted apparel to the less fortunate.

Musicians

Meeting Room: C209

After attendance, students disperse to two rooms: Electric: C209 or Acoustic: C246

Student Limit: 30

The music club provides an opportunity for students to explore playing instruments (both acoustic and electric), and interacting with other musicians of various skill levels. Some instruments are provided by the ECHS during club time, and for checkout during the school day. Students will learn how the care and keeping of equipment; learning guitar tab; preparation for talent show and coffeehouses, songwriting workshops, and information on how to get your songs heard/published; "The Business End of Booking Your Band;" and Basic Sound Production.

Media

• Journalism

• Yearbook

Meeting Room: C241

Fridays & Tuesdays A/B

After attendance, students will disperse into the following groups:

• Journalism: C205

• Yearbook: C241

Student Limit: 24 Total (12 per Section)

Leonard/Askue

Media Club comprises two sections: Journalism and Yearbook. Students will meet together and then be allocated to a group depending on interest and need:

• Yearbook: Tell the story of a year. Yearbook will allow you to show off your creative side while learning valuable career skills. Develop a theme, learn about design and layout, photography, reaching out to the local community for advertisement support, and sell yearbooks to students. There is an application process to become part of the yearbook team. Application Link: https://forms.gle/PpyuuGvte8EDmZhA7

• Journalism: If you like to be in the middle of things, you might be a journalist!  We need news writers, columnists, lay out artists, editors, photographers, sports writers, creative writers, and business minded people to help make our publication the best it can be!  If you are among the hardest working, you might even be eligible to join the Quill and Scroll, ECHS’s first journalism honor society! There is an application process to become part of the journalism team.  Journalism Application 22-23 

Prom

C206

Student Limit: 20

Foster/Adams

Members will design this year’s fantastic prom.  Get involved in the process of planning an event and making your special day the most exciting day it can be. This club is for upperclassmen only.

Interact (Rotary)

C244

Mabry

This club is a community service club for high school students whose goal is to encourage and foster understanding, goodwill, and peace through world fellowship united through service. Focus is to provide outside volunteer opportunities with programs supporting the Brunswick Interagency Program.

Book Club

C204

Student Limit: 15

Brown

Take a break from reality and join us in reading and discussing books chosen by the members of our club. We will read independently and then join each other for a discussion of the book once we have finished reading it. This will be a time to take a break and read something we enjoy!

Sports

C104

Student Limit: 40

Elliott/Clark

Members will enjoy playing all kinds of organized sports like basketball, kickball, soccer, baseball, wiffleball, etc. The students drive the choice of activities! Note: All students must actively participate in the selected sport for the duration of club time. This club is not for spectators.

Plant Club

C113

Fisher

Botany is the scientific study of plants, including their physiology, structure, genetics, ecology, distribution, classification, and economic importance. Our club has focused on the classification of plants, horticulture, and general knowledge and appreciation of plants. We have developed and held an annual spring plant sale. In the future, we plan to learn more about plant propagation techniques and develop ideas for how we can use plants and plant techniques to learn more about science. We also will develop some community service projects related to plants (Growing food for food banks, Plants as therapy, Plant Education, Environmental Science, etc.) This club Is great for anyone with an interest in plants or who would like to learn more about them.

Theater 

Dolphin Cove

Rosina Whitfield

Explore your dramatic self. Join the Drama Club, which will encompass Acting Techniques, Stage Mechanics, Improvisation, Theatre Games, Backstage, and many other aspects of Theatre. The group will utilize these skills to put on a production.

Dance Ensemble

SAC

Friday/After School Mon. C244

Erin Cimino

Members will work with a professional instructor and student leaders to design and perform a dance routine at our talent show, Beta Convention, and Spring Dance Recital. They also provide a routine as a Dance Team for our Basketball Tournament at halftime of the Firebird games. 

Tabletop Game Club

C203

Student Limit: 32

Adams

Tabletop club focuses on board games, card games, and TTRPGs such as D&D. We will be using the supply of board games from the nest, however, you are welcome to bring your own. If you are interested in D&D but have never played, we will gladly teach you.

STEAM

C116

Friday

Ford

For the engineers and tinkerers among you! Work to solve some of the world's biggest engineering challenges, create, explore, compete, possibly even win money for our school, your own future schooling, or just build something insane to do a simple task like Rube-Goldberg!

Key

C239

Thurs A-B

Ford

Key Club assists Kiwanis in carrying out its mission to serve the children of the world by performing acts of service in their communities, such as cleaning up parks, working at Big Toy Day, collecting clothing and organizing food drives. Members will learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects and holding elected leadership positions. There are also opportunities to go to a weekend leadership development retreat. This year’s major project is the Car Seat Donation Project for Brunswick County.

International 

C202

Thurs. A

Clark 

International Club is an opportunity to learn and introduce oneself to different cultures across the globe. In this club, we will cover the basics of the said culture; such as its language, history, traditional and popular culture, et cetera. Along with this, we will be optionally participating in the Intercultural Exchange Program, which we will be working for Community Service and an event in January.

National Honor Society

A231

Mon. A-B

Smith

Students are selected into the National Honor Society. The four pillars of the society are leadership, scholarship, service and character. NHS is a service organization.  The chapter raises money to fund service projects that serve the school, community, national and international organizations.  Students are eligible to be considered for induction spring semester their sophomore year.  Students must meet all four pillars of the society, scholarship is a 4.0 weighted GPA. 

Beta

A231

Tues B-C

Brown

National Beta Club promotes the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. ***Must be invited - freshmen will be invited in January after first semester grades

• ACHIEVEMENT - Recognizing and honoring high academic achievement

• CHARACTER - Preparing young people for life and empowering them to be successful

• LEADERSHIP - Developing the leaders of tomorrow

• SERVICE - Demonstrating our motto: Let Us Lead by Serving Others

E-Sports (Competitive Rocket League)

C247

Tues./Thurs. After School 3:30-4:45 Student Limit: 8

Clark

The makers of EPIC Games and Fortnite have created a competitive gaming program where students compete with other county schools. Note: This club meets after school. Transportation is not provided. Students must be able to secure steady transportation to meetings.

GSA

C205

Monday. C lunch

Henry

Gay-Straight Alliance, or GSA, is a student-led and student-organized club that aims to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting school environment for all youth, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. GSA provides a supportive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ+) students, those that are questioning their identity, have LGBT friends or family members, or just care about LGBTQ+ issues.

Cultivate

C113

Thurs. B

Fisher

This student-led club is an organization of students with faith in Christianity.  Students work together to study and discuss God's word and support each other in life as Christian students.  Students also may plan service projects or other ways to support BECHS staff and students. Currently an independent organization, we have the option to also be a chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), if we so choose.

SGA

C104

Absher

Student government is a group of students that are charged with managing a wide range of events, activities, programs, policies and initiatives around school. Some members are elected by the student body, and others may be appointed by the staff, Principal or elected officials to help with specific tasks or areas of interest. Student government represents the best interests of a school's student body and helps shape the student experience on campus.