PCHS Clubs

FCAFellowship of Christian Athletes

● Personal Growth through Huddles (devotions)● Training● Ministry● Planning for upcoming events,

Lynette Baker, Kristie Thach, Lisa D, Coach Rob

FFAFuture Farmers of America

Susan Perry

The National Beta Club recognizes high academic achievement, promotes character and social responsibility, encourages service involvement to school and community, and fosters leadership skills.

The Beta Club is open to students in grades 10-12 with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. A $30 membership fee is required to cover a National Beta Club membership and graduation cord.

Club Sponsors: Amy Craddock, Kim Tyson and Kristy Corprew

Student Government AssociationMr. Castle and Mrs. S. Twine

● Help prepare for Homecoming, Winter Dance, and Pep Rallies

● Represent Perquimans High School in community events

● Works closely with administration to communicate student concerns and needs

PCHS Pep Squad ClubThe Pq Squad

Got School Spirit???

Come ready to chant, dance, & have fun

All while supporting our sports teams & other school activities!

Here you will gain social skills, leadership skills, public speaking skills, and comradery that will build confidence & prepare you for life after high school!

Advisors: Andreka Wrighton & Anisha Spellman

PCHS Entrepreneurship ClubMr. Lowney

Learn how to start your own business.

Operate your own virtual business.

Earn an “EverFI Venture Entrepreneurial Expedition Certification”

Sock Hop ClubMs Carver & Mr MuellerLearn: The Jitterbug, The

Lindy and The Boogie

PERQUIMANS HIGH SCHOOL FIREFIGHTER ACADEMY● Open to all students who are enrolled in Fire

Technology classes

● Students will work toward their firefighter certification through the NC Office of the State Fire Marshal

● Perform fire prevention and safety presentations

● Assist with fund raisers

● WILL HAVE AN ABSOLUTE GREAT TIME PERFORMING HANDS ON ACTIVITIES AND LEARNING CAMARADERIE AMONG OTHER FIREFIGHTERS

Advisor: Michael Cartwright

Champions at WorkSkillsUSA is a national student organization designed to develop student leadership and prepare students to be career ready.

Any student who is enrolled or plans to enroll in a CTE Course is invited to join.

ActivitiesCommunity Service ProjectPhotography/Photo BoothStudent lead eventsFundraising Competitions: Automotive, Photography, Advertising Design, Audio & Video Design, Digital Cinema, T-Shirt Design, Pin Design, Web Design and so much more. If you have any interest SkillsUSA has a competition. Come check SkillsUSA out on the 1st PCHS Club Day, this might be the club for you!

Advisors: Sheila Twine & Jeff Nixon

Pirate Productions -- Digital Media-JournalismAdvisors Sheila Twine & Michael Fipps Help design and develop Perquimans County

High School's production studio. Pirate Productions

Learn the aspects of video and Audio Production.

Engage and learn all aspects journalism. -- Reporter, Editor, Feature Writers, News Editor

Design and develop content for Pirate Productions Youtube Channel.

Tri-M Music Honor Society offers students performance opportunities, leadership positions, and the opportunity to serve the community through music.

Tri-M Music Honor Society is the only national honor society for student musicians in the country and is a great way to brighten college applications.

Tri-M Music Honor Society is open to candidates who meet the national membership criteria: 1) Music Participation, 2) Academic Achievement, 3) Leadership, 4) Service, and 5) Character.

There is a required $30 fee for the Tri-M Music Honor Society. This cost covers national membership (including a membership card and membership certificate), graduation medallion, and graduation cord.

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Barrows

The Perquimans County High School Science Club

was organized to provide year round opportunities for students to explore science

throughout the year. Activities geared to science exploration, recycling, extended

projects, science nights, field trips and cooperative

learning with PCS will be conducted.

Sponsor: Cathy Bright

G109

The Pirate Book Club will focus on a specific

list of books as promoted by the NCSLMA

Battle of the Books program. Our club

membership may eventually lead to a

friendly competition at the regional level!

Interested students many include past BOB

members or anyone else who likes to read :)

Advisor: Mrs. Annie Burge @ Media Center

Creative Writing ClubMembers can present a piece of creative writing they wrote or enjoyed reading, give feedback and advice on other members' writing, publish the best creative works in a student created magazine on their student webpage or hard copy at the end of the year.

Ms. Meadows English ClassClub Advisor

Are you interested in learning more about the Spanish language and Spanish-speaking cultures? Join the Spanish Club!

The Spanish Club is an environment where those who have a passion for Spanish-speaking culture can get together and participate in different activities. This club is student-led, providing students with the chance to develop their leadership skills. By joining the Spanish Club, you can celebrate Hispanic holidays, learn about different customs, music and art of Spanish-speaking countries.

Some of the Spanish Club's activities include:

● Day of the Dead Celebration: Learn about how Mexicans recognize and celebrate death. Give presentations and display an altar in memory of the dead.

● Creative Writing Contests: Share your creativity by writing in Spanish.● Spanish Film Festivals: Watch movies from Latin America and Spain.

For additional information, contact the Spanish Club adviser:

Alejandra RuizSpanish TeacherPerquimans High School

Drama ClubCreate Act Lead Design Serve Inspire

Fall Play: First weekend of November .

Spring Musical: last weekend of April .

Contact the director, Ms Sanders, for more information on how you can be involved.rachelsanders@pqschools.org

Also, give a warm welcome to our new co-sponsor, Ms Stallings!!

PCHS FOOTBALL CLUBWatch Game Film.

Lift Weights.

Learn the game of Football.

Participate in a team setting.

Advisor: Coach Rapanick Ext. 292 & Radio

LEADThe purpose of the LEAD club is to allow academically gifted high school students who show leadership characteristics by serving the community through:1. Serving2. Academics3. Leadership

Eligibility - Membership shall be students that are ● identified as academically gifted● willing to uphold school and district policies● previous year members● recommended by teacher or other leader in the community● Will to serve as student leaders in school and community activities

Club Advisor: Tina Mathis

Breakfast Club

Helping to Promote Positive Choices

● Volunteer Hours● Community Involvement● Preparing for life after high school● Planning of PBIS celebrations● Team Building

Club Sponsor: Tina Mathis

Teen CourtJustice Through PQ Pirates

● Learn the roles of court personnel● Practice court case scenarios● MUST be confidential at all times!● Will meet after school at least once a month to conduct court

hearings.Club Sponsor - T. Beardsley

Club “What’s Next?”Sponsor: Ms. Leah Twine----

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HOSA

For students who are interested, are planning to pursue, or are pursuing a career in the health professions

The Interact ClubCommunity service student-led club

sponsored by the Hertford Rotary Club

Students will focus on ways to SERVE their school and community through the motto “Service Above Self”.