ARMY JROTC
Teaching students to be better citizens.
Qualifications: Must be enrolled in JROTC
Sponsors: Lt., Col. Smallidge & Col. Dixon, Rm. 206, Period 7
ART CLUB
Students will create an awareness of the arts in the school and community. Students will participate in school art projects and visual arts fundraising.
Qualifications: Must be enrolled or have completed at least one high school level course in art with a passing grade. Club dues are $10:00. (photo,
Sponsor: ceramics, art 2D, drawing & painting)
Mrs. Watkinson, Room 712, Period 6
ASL- AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
This is a service club promoting American Sign Language in our community.
Qualifications: Students must be enrolled in ASL 2 or higher & or have completed a minimum of two years of ASL study. GPA of 3.0 or higher. And to be an ASL Honor Society candidate, students must have a 3.2 ASL GPA and an overall GPA of 3.0. Students must not have any behavior
Sponsor: or attendance issues. Dues must be paid and attendance at club meetings and events are required. Community service hours are required for the ASLHS.
Mrs. Schwarz, Room 221, Period 7
AVID CLUB (Advancement Via Individual Determination)
This is a service/interest club that seeks to make a positive impact on the school and neighboring community emphasizing the importance of academics and college acceptance.
Qualifications : Member must be a current AVID student or AVID supporter. Dues are $5.00 for AVID Students/$10.00 For AVID Supporters. Must sign
and adhere to bylaws.
Sponsor : Camille Blair, Room 410, Period 7
BE AWARE
This club is designed to help those who are survivors of abuse. The members don’t have to be directly affected by abuse, they just have to want to help those who have. The club will have guest speakers, but will focus on volunteering w/organizations such as the Spring.
Qualifications: None
Sponsor: Mrs. Moody, Rm. 601, Period 1
BEST BUDDIES
Qualification:
Sponsor: Mrs. Nickels, Rm. 722, Period 6
BETA CLUB
To recognize high achieving students at SCHS and to promote the importance of good character, academics and leadership.
Qualifications: Members must be willing to participate in tutoring and mentoring activities. 3.80 GPA, completed AT least 1 honors or AP clas by the end of Junior year. Have a clean record with SAO. Entry into club will be by invitation based on above requirements.
Sponsor: Mrs. Meade, Cafeteria, Period 1.
BOWLING CLUB
Interest and participation in bowling a league. After school transportation provided to bowling alley.
Qualifications: Interest in bowling, parent permission for transportation, club dues $30.00.
Sponsor: Mrs. Susan Lewis, Room 414, Period 6
CREST PRESS CLUB
For students interested in writing for publication, in boththe printed and online versions of the SCHS student newspaper or in local community magazines. The club also needs photographers and techies who can work with InDesign or Publisher layout programs.
Qualifications: Students need not be enrolled in a journalism class to be a part. We especially need writers.
Sponsor: Mrs. McGuire, Cafeteria, Period 2
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Club will allow individuals with similar political interests to come together to discuss and debate current political issues.
Qualifications: Needs a 2.0 GPA and an interest in our Nation’s political affairs.
Sponsor: Mr. Resciniti, Rm. 227, Period 2
DIVERSITY CLUB
This is an interest club that will focus to encourage students to stay in school. Also to do fundraising to help students in need.
Qualifications: Good behavior, respect and willingness to work in activities.
Sponsor: Mrs. Figueroa, Room 732, Period 7
DRAMA
Comprehensive performing arts - acting, singing, dancing, light design, sound design, costuming , set design/building, publicity, stage crew and full performances.
Qualifications : Dues $20.00 (includes t-shirt), 2.0GPA, requires some active participation in at least one after-school performance (whether backstage,
Sponsors: production team or performing)
Mrs.Gale, Auditorium, Period 2

FBLA – FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
FBLA is a vocational student organization for students in business education. Largest business career student organization in the world.
Qualifications: Must be a previous member of FBLA or currently taking a business class. Must complete an application and pay dues of $18.00.
Sponsor: Mr. Vomacka, Room 734, Period 7
FCA – FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
A club that will present to athletes and coaches and all whom they influence the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Serving
Him n their relationships and in the fellowship of the church
Qualifications:
Must be involved in athletics, read and sign the Team FCA “The Competitor’s Creed” and have/maintain a 2.0 GPA.
Sponsors: Coach Kelly, Auditorium, Period 3.
FCCLA – FAMILY, CAREER AND COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA
FCCLA is a co-curricular club that gives students opportunities to develop leadership skills needed to continue their education or enter the workforce.
Qualifications: Must have completed or be currently enrolled in a Family and Consumer Sciences Course pay dues $25.00 (which includes club t-shirt).
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Sponsors: Mr. Melton & Mr. Dolby, Room 815, Period 7.
FFA – STRAWBERRY CREST CHAPTER
FFA is the largest youth organization in the world. It promotes leadership, career success, & personal growth in the agriculture industry.
Qualifications: Students must be enrolled in Agriculture, complete an application and pay dues of $30.00.
Sponsors: Mrs. Mayo, Mr. Albertson, Mrs. Cesario, Auditorium, Period 1.
FRESHMAN COUNCIL
This club is designed to promote leadership through activities such as Home Coming, Pep Rallies, Spirit Weeks and fundraise monies for Senior Prom.
Qualifications : Students must be voted in by their peers. 2.0 GPA required to maintain office. No fee for being a council member.
Sponsor: Mrs. Wilkins, Rm. 423, Period 6
GUITAR CLUB
Teaching students how to play guitar, pretty much one big band. Will play for school, nursing homes etc. to raise money for good causes.
Qualifications : Must have a guitar, be motivated and ROCK.
Sponsor : Mr. Resciniti, Rm. 22, Period 6
I-MOTO
Will share interest in riding dirtbikes, ATV’s and other machines
Qualifications: 2.0 GPA or higher, Must have dirt bike or four wheeler.
Sponsor: Mr. Rothrock, Cafeteria, Period 1
INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Interest club that will promote Indian culture through service to the community
Qualifications: 3.0 GPA
Sponsor: Mrs. Gissendanner, Rm. 524, Period 1
INTERACT
This club provides community service opportunities to help disadvantaged children. And also supports the Valrico Rotary.
Qualifications: 3.0 GPA and completed application
Sponsor: Mr. Brown, Cafeteria, Period 7
I-WAIT/IMPACT CLUB
This club is a group of teens who learn to make wise choices, abstaining from drugs, alcohol, sex & addictive behaviors.
Qualifications: Interest in helping other teens do the same as leaders lead by example.
Sponsor: Mrs. Sturgis, Teachers Lounge, Period 6.
EY CLUB
Key Club is a community service club working in the school and outside communities through the local chapter of the Key Club International.
Qualifications : 3.0 GPA, teacher recommendation
Sponsors: Mrs. Kowalik, Auditorium, Period 6.
LAS-FRESAS ESPAÑOLAS
Club will prepare students to participate in state competition in Orlando during spring time 2011. (Academic Competition Team)
Qualifications: Desire to excel in Spanish, ambassador for SCHS, must participate in fundraising to offset competition registration fees. Open to all enrolled Spanish students or interested students who will support enrolled students prepare for competition
Sponsor: Mrs. Docobo, Mrs. González Room 725, Period 1

LEO CLUB
Is a service club affiliated with the Lions Club of Plant City. Students must participate in community service based projects such as working the Lions Club booth at the Strawberry Festival and helping man the Fall Festivals at surrounding Elementary schools.
Qualifications: Must be in good standing with SAO, teacher recommendations, dues are $10.00.
Sponsors: Mrs. Telfer, Room 403, Period 6.
MAJORETTES
This is an interest club that will focus on the art of baton twirling. The group will perform at school activities, local community events and compete at competitions all of the state.
Qualifications: Must have an interest in baton twirling and able to compete or assist at competitions all over the state
Sponsor: Mrs. Nunez, Rm. 621, Period 2
MARINE SCIENCE CLUB
Special Interest Club dedicated to the education and preservation of marine ecosystems.
Qualifications: Good standing and interested in marine science, $10 dues, $15.00 club t-shirt and be willing to work.
Sponsor: Mrs. Keene, Room 507, 2 nd & 4 th Mondays
MODEL UNITED NATIONS
Academic club that simulates the real United Nations. Students become nations, debate topics, give speeches and write resolutions solving the world’s problems.
Qualifications: 3.0 GPA, Dues $5.00
Sponsor : Mrs. Ferrario & Mrs. Clifton, Rm. 409, Period 6.
MU ALPHA THETA
Mu Alpha Theta is for students who are interested in mathematics. They compete at the county and district level with independent tests and team rounds by subject level; Algebra I, geometry, Algebra II, pre-calculus, and calculus and statistics.
Qualifications : Overall GPA/3.5 up in math classes
Sponsors: Mrs. Barclay & Miss Fertic, Room 432, Period 1.
NHS- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Club represents the National Honor Society of America!
Qualifications: 3.5 GPA
Sponsor : Mrs. Davidson, Auditorium, Period 7
ODYSSEY OF THE MIND
A fun and entertaining experience which allows you to explore new ways of creative thinking.
Qualifications: Must be currently on a Strawberry Crest Odyssey of the Mind Team.
Sponsor: Mr. Resciniti, Rm 227, Period 3 and after school as needed.
OPEN BIBLE
We will do deep studies of the Bible & learn more about Christianity & God.
Qualifications:
Sponsor: Mr. Resciniti, Rm. 227, Period 7
ROWING
Members compete in Olympic style rowing.
Qualilfications:
Sponsor: Mr. Brockman, club meets after school only.
QUEST CLUB
A community service club, mentor program.
Qualifications: 2.0 GPA, Athlete, Fee $10.00 a semester.
Sponsor: Mr. Lewis & Mr. Tramel, Room 201, Period 7.
READING CLUB
Reading for fun: exploring other cultures: readings from different authors.
Qualifications : Must enjoy reading and be willing to discuss: open-minded, $5.00 dues, have a great attitude and be opened minded
Sponsor: Mrs. Vallejo, Rm. 414, Period 3
SCIENCE
Environmental Issues – Clean-up, Envirothon Competition Group, Community Service Projects. (K.O.S.B., Keep Our School Beautiful) Help focus on keeping school and community clear.
Qualifications: 2.5 GPA minimum, club application signed by all teachers
Dues, $15.00 and participate in events.
Sponsors: Mrs. Sarsfield, Mrs. Gissendanner , Mr. Williams, Room 524, Period 2
SENIOR CLASS
Fundraising and planning for senior class activities (prom, field day, graduation, etc.)
Qualifications: 2.0 GPA unweighted, must be a Senior, Dues $5.00.
Sponsor: Mrs. King, Room 527, meets twice a month on Weds. after school

SEW COOL
Super cool sewing club for either a beginner, a budding fashionista or just needing to improve your skills. Design and make ace accessories such as headbands, cell phone cases, make–up bags, and much more! Learn fun and easy clothes making and customizing techniques. There is sew much more! Come join the fun, it will keep you in stitches!
Qualifications: Need a sewing machine or plan to buy one. Materials will be purchased by the student. Dues $2.00.
Sponsor: Mrs. Wilson, Room 624, Period 3.
SKI CLUB
The ski club members will go on ski trips to the mountains and ski or learn to ski.
Qualifications : 2.0 GPA or better, no disciplinary suspensions in high school, no police arrest records.
Sponsor: Mr. Katzmayr, Cafeteria, Period 3.
SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL
Leads their class at pep rallies, organizes a homecoming, sells class t-shirts and participates in volunteer activities at the school and community.
Qualifications: Must be elected by their peers in a vote that takes place the previous year. 2.0 GPA, $5.00 dues.
Sponsor:
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CLUB
A club for people who have a passion whether they know how to or want to learn to dance.
Qualifications: None
Sponsor: Mrs. Colondres & Mrs. Luce, Cafeteria, Period 3.
SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The purpose of National Spanish Honor Society club is to recognize high achievement in the study of Spanish language among high school students to promote continuity of the interest of Hispanic studies.
Qualifications : Student must have a 3.0 or higher GPA, have a 3.5 in Spanish, be enrolled in Spanish 3 class or upper level classes, no referrals, 2 faculty
Sponsor : recommendations.
Mrs. Santiago-Esfahani, Mrs. Gonzalez, Cafeteria, Period 6
SPEECH & DEBATE
This club develops logical and public speaking skills in both competitive and non-competitive settings.
Qualifications: Musts attend all meetings and practices. May travel to tournaments. Dues $15.00.
Mrs. Hofman, Rm. 228, Period 3 Sponsor:
STEP TEAM CLUB
This club will develop and showcase the talents of the members through STEP a rapid-fire series of freshly inventive movements. Stepping is a fun, exciting way to motivate school spirit, friendship and fitness.
Qualifications: Must have an interest to learn proper techniques of step and have the desire to perform at pep rallies/halftimes and competitions. Pay dues
Of $10.00 a semester.
Sponsor: Miss Rivas, Gym, Period 2
STRAWBERRY CREST CARES FOR ANIMALS
SCCA is a club for students who have a passion for animals and want to improve the lives of animals around the community.
Qualifications: 2.5 GPA or higher, no disciplinary problems, willing to participate in volunteer activities at the school and around the community.
Sponsor: Miss Carleton, Room 429, Period 7.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
These students will be in charge of homecoming, pep rallies and all around school spirit.
Qualifications : Application, interview, unweighted GPA required. Must be in 7 th period leadership class.
Sponsor: Mrs. Moody, Room 403, Period 7
TECH CLUB
Qualifications :
Sponsor: ` Mrs. Sleeper, Rm. 812, Period 6
TEEN AGE REPUBLICANS
This club is a young republican club.
Qualifications: Club Fee of $5.00
Sponsors: Mr. Burnett , Rm. 412, Period 2
WRESTLING CLUB
Interest club. To learn about and compete in Olypmic Wrestling. Supported by USA Wrestling, the sanctioning body for the U. S. Team.
Qualifications: Students who are interested in Olympic Wrestling. Students must be hold a USA Wrestling membership card.
Sponsor: Mr. Peace, Wrestling Room, Period 3.
YOGA
Students will be introduced to the postures and philosophy of yoga. Students must sign a contract of intent to participate with effort and with courtesy and respect. Dues in the amount of $12.00(for a Yoga club t-shirt) will be collected by the second meeting of the club in October n order to hold a place. If students fail to comply with the Club Constitution, students will be dropped from the next meeting and their spot will be given to the next student on the waiting list.
Sponsors: Mrs. Martin, Room 628, Period 2

YOUTH ALIVE
Fellowship of students who are interested in sharing their Christian faith.
Qualifications: Small fee. 2.0 GPA, in good standing with Student Affairs Office.
Sponsor: Mrs. Crook, Room 724, Period 2