Club Name
Description
Grades
Dates
Meet
Time
k-2 ALP LeapLearning
Enrichment
Activities Program
Project based learning where
students will take what they
have learned in the session
and apply it by completing a
project. Presentations will be
made 4th Wednesday of the
month. This session is open
to all K-2 students, although
our focus is students wanting
expand their knowledge base
and desire a more hands-on
opportunity.
Project based learning where
students will take what they
have learned in the session
and apply it by completing a
project. Presentations will be
made 4th Wednesday of the
month. This session is open
to all 3-5 students, although
our focus is students wanting
expand their knowledge base
and desire a more hands-on
opportunity.
An online opportunity for
students to chat, go into
breakout rooms to play
chess, checkers, color, word
searches, etc. and generally
to socialize.
Link on GCA Event Calendar
The purpose of our club is to
explore various foreign
languages and cultures in a
fun, social environment!
Meetings are facilitated
largely by students and it is
highly encouraged that club
members practice language
skills with each other and to
create slides to share with
the group. This year, we are
also planning face-to-face
club outings in the Atlanta
Metro area. Foreign
Language Club members
must:
k-2
4th Wednesday of the month.
1:002:00PM
3-5
4th Wednesday of the month.
2:003:00PM
6-8
Every Thursday
12:301:30PM
Shay Locke
1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month
3:304:30pm
Janelle
DeCosta,
(CONTACT)
Ms. Carole
Beacha,
Megan
Troutt
3-5th grade ALP
Probe
Lunch Bunch
Middle School
Foreign Language
Club
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Attend online club
meetings
Have a working
microphone
Express an interest
in learning about
Contact
Teacher via
KMail
foreign languages
and cultures
Equestrian Club
8th Grade Peer
Leading Club
Art Club
National Honor
Society
No foreign language
experience is required!
A club where members can
talk and share information
about our favorite topic,
horses!
We will discuss and learn
about the different breeds of
horses, share photos and
videos. We will also learn
about the different styles of
riding and showing. Students
who own their own horse or
ride a horse on a regular
basis are welcome to share
pictures and videos and talk
about their horses. Students
will make PowerPoint
presentations and teach the
other students about the
different breeds of horses
and different styles of riding.
Students can share recipe
ideas for homemade horse
treats or horse related crafts.
Other ideas welcome!
We meet to learn and
practice leadership skills,
participate in a Presidential
Trivia Contest, and are
ambassadors for GCA. Some
of the events we facilitate8th grade Honor Roll
Assembly and Teacher/LC
Appreciation Week, etc.
We finish our year with an
overnight trip to Blue Ridge
Education Center in Toccoa,
but you have to attend the
meetings to be eligible. So
join us!!
Welcome to the Art club.
During our time together we
will take the first half of class
to go over one of the OLS
lessons. The second half we
will demonstrate the activity
that goes with that lesson.
NHS is an honor bestowed
upon deserving junior and
senior students by the faculty
of GCA. Students must have
been enrolled for a period
equivalent to one semester at
Georgia Cyber Academy.
ALL ages
welcom
e!!
2nd Wednesday every month
4:00PM
Kari Ross
8th
GRADE
The fourth Thursday of each month
3:304:30PM
Rosie
Lowndes,
Gentry Lowe
6-8
Grade
Second Wednesday for 6th grade
Fourth Wednesday for 7th grade
3:30PM
Natalee
West
9-12
Second Wednesday of the month
4-4:30
Leslie Clark
HS Student Council
Beta Club
Film Appreciation
Club
Book Club
Keep it Calm Club
Members have a minimum
cumulative grade point
average of 3.75 on a 4.0
scale.
The purpose of the Student
Council of Georgia Cyber
Academy is to:
 Represent and make
decisions on behalf of
the interests of the
student body
 Help promote school
spirit by encouraging and
participating in school
activities and functions
 Direct fundraising
activities to fund social
activities for high school
students
 Initiate and develop a
program of positive
government that will
promote student
leadership
 Serve as an advisory
group to the school
administration, staff, and
PTSO
To promote the ideals of
academic achievement,
character, service and
leadership among elementary
and secondary school
students.
In this club, we will discuss
and analyze classic films,
current films, and film
history. We will investigate
and practice the skills of Film
Criticism and Film Review.
We will also discuss working
in the film industry. We will
play movie trivia games and
take fun quizzes. This club is
perfect for any high school
student who loves film or
who is interested in pursuing
a degree in Filmmaking or a
career in the Film Industry
(CGI, music
composition/production,
wardrobe, make-up, Special
FX, acting, etc.).
Students read a book each
month and meet twice a
month to discuss it.
Club hosted by the student
council -that talk to students
9-12
meet bi-monthly on Mondays
12:30
9-12
9-12
Jill Wright
and
Veronica
Blayton
Russell
Long, Kelley
Ergle, Ashley
Moller
Meet the 3rd Thursday of each month
4-5PM
To join the club, please follow the
following Edmodo link:
https://edmodo.com/public/filmappreciation-club/group_id/. Then,
set up a free account, and k-mail one
of the club sponsors for the current
group code. After you have joined
Edmodo, you will receive further
information on the monthly meeting
location as well as having access to
the club's quizzes, surveys, and
ongoing conversations.
9-12
9-12
Meet twice per month: The first and
third Wednesday of each month
12:30
Kate Potts
Faith Club
Aspiring Medical
Professionals Club
Peer Leading Club
Gaming Club
about positive ways to handle
everyday challenges that
teenagers face.
This club provides students
the opportunity to share their
Christian faith together
during a weekly meeting.
The students prepare the
material for each week,
which includes praise and
worship music, devotion, and
prayer time. We meet on
Mondays at noon in Mrs.
Medley's classroom.
Prepares students to enter
into medical professions.
This club came from the
middle school and we have
now started it in the high
school. We work on our
leadership skills,
communicate thoughts about
leadership and explore what
it means to be an effective
leader. At the end of the
year, we will join with the
middle school club for an
overnight trip to the North
GA mountains.
Join us each 3rd Wednesday
of the month for our high
school Gaming Club! Discuss
your favorite games with
other gamers, and even see
some videos of actual play!
Use the link below to attend
the Club. K-Mail Whitney
Kelley in advance with any
questions or suggestions.
9-12
Every Monday
12
Noon
Angela
Medley
9-12
Meet the 3rd Wednesday of each
month
1212:45
Kimela
Bryant
9-12
Meet the 3rd Wednesday of each
month
4-5PM
9-12
Regular meeting days are the last
Friday of each month
1PM
Jessica
Shuman and
Christian
Kraus
9-12
Meet the 4th Monday of each month
3:454:15
Kimela
Bryant
9-12
Link to attend Gaming Club:
Meliora Society
Ambitions
Mathematicians
and Scientists
http://www.tinyurl.com/wkel
leygca
The Meliora Society is an
academic fraternity/scholar
society for GCA's highestachieving and most ambitious
students and almost
completely student-led with
advisors and a faculty council
there to support them any
way we can.
Prepares students to
compete in math and science
events and fairs.