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If you would like to register for a club that meets on Club A or Club B days, please communicate with both the sponsor and your advisement teacher.
If you would like to register for a club that meets at other times, please contact the sponsor to find out how to do that.
Welcome to our club pages! Take a look around and contact the club sponsor if you are interested in joining one of our clubs. We hope to see you soon. Scroll down to see more information about our clubs.
Club Days
At JHS, we have designated every other Tuesday during advisement time as club meeting times to give students many opportunities to become involved with our school. These are the club days scheduled for the 2023-2024 year:
Club A days: Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7, Dec. 12, Jan. 30, Feb. NONE, Mar. 5, Apr. 9
Club B days: Sept. 19, Oct. 24, Nov. 28, Dec. NONE, Jan. 16, Feb. 13, Mar. 19, Apr. 16
Click on the slideshow above to see a preview of some of our club offerings! Scroll down to get more details.
Academic Bowl
Students show off their general academic knowledge through competing with other area high school students. If you like trivia game shows like Jeopardy, this is the club for you!
Adviser: Mr. Andrew McCain
Meetings: Room 2002 (Modular Building) after school twice per week August through November in semester 1 only.
Open to all students in grades 9-12
Anime Club
We provide a space for students to share their interest of Japanese animation and games. Activities include viewing Anime videos and series, sharing of Manga, and skill development in Yu gi oh and Majic. Once a month, Anime club members will watch a Japanese film, an episode of a Japanese TV show, or watch several episodes of an anime. Parent permission slips and club fee are required.
Adviser: Ms. Laurel Mailman
Meetings:
Open to all students in grades 9-12
Beta Club
Beta club promotes the ideals of character, achievement, service, and leadership by providing opportunities and experiences that demonstrate these traits. We complete school and community service projects.
Advisers: Ms. Madison Wright, Room 1139
Meetings: Media Center after school on the 2nd Thursday of the month
Open to eligible students by invitation only
Book Club
Book Club celebrates reading for fun! With the help of the advisers, members will choose books to read independently and then discuss at the following meeting and/or share book suggestions with each other. Book Club coordinates activities for TeenTober and Read Across America Day to promote reading to all students at JHS.
Advisers: Mrs. Julie Townley and Ms. Diana Mangini
Meetings: Media Center on Club B days
Book Club size is limited to a small group of active readers.
Chess Club
Students get an opportunity to play games of chess and improve their skills in this game. Competitions may also be held.
Adviser: Mr. Chad Cole
Meetings: Room 1109 on Club B days
Open to all students in grades 9-12
CTI Club
CTI provides students opportunities to develop leadership skills by using their career-tech skills to help other people in the community. Activities include the following: school-wide literacy projects and CTI State Leaderhip Conference competitions.
Advisers: Mrs. Michelle Seabolt and Mrs. Regina Sailors
Meetings: Room on Club B days
Eligible students are invited for membership
Drama Club & International Thespian Society
We support theatre education and performance in our community. We work toward special community performances and improving our acting and set/prop craft, we also take trips to see professional plays and performances.
Adviser: Mr. Dakota Stockton, PAC
Meetings: In the PAC Classroom (room 1309) on Club B days only
Drama Club is open to all students in grades 9-12; ITS is open to eligible students
Excalibur
Excalibur is Johnson's literary magazine and publishes writing and art from the student population.
Adviser: Mrs. Caroline Rabalais (Bedingfield)
Meetings: TBA
Open to all students in grades 9-12
Gamer's Club
Johnson eSports & Gaming is for competitive, casual, and curious gamers! Our competitive teams face opponents in games such as League of Legends, FIFA 21, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and more! We also discuss, strategize, and play various board, card, and dice games. From D&D to Settlers of Catan, we cover it all! We host various gaming tournaments (both video games and trational games) throughout the year - members get in free!
Adviser: Mr. Nelson Amores (available during 3rd period for questions)
Meetings: Room 1174, After school on Tuesdays from 3:45-5:00pm
Open to all students in grades 9-12
FBLA
FBLA brings business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. We participate in leadership training, business-related competitive events, workshops, and service projects.
Advisers: Mrs. Stacey Hulsey, Room 1176 & Mr. Nelson Amores
Meetings: Club A days: Chorus Room on first day, further meetings in Room 1170
All students may apply for membership
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
This Christian organization is dedicated to character development, fellowship, and service. Our activities include meetings, conferences, and community service projects.
Advisers: Mrs. Deb Eidson and Mr. Scott McConnell
Meetings: Mrs. Eidson's Room (1125) on Club B days, Leaders meet on Thursday morning
Open to all students in grades 9-12
FCCLA
FCCLA is a family based, community service organization. Student led projects seek to make a positive difference in the lives of fellow students, our surrounding community, and the world at large. Leadership, teamwork, and empathy are just a few of the skills gained by students in this organization. Past students projects have included playground restructuring, sensory garden implementation, and nursing home visits. Each year is different - come be a part of the change!
Adviser: Mrs. Mary McGovern
Meetings: Room on Club B days and after school meetings once per month, TBA
All students may apply for membership
HOSA
HOSA promotes career opportunities in the health care industry and enhances delivery of quality health care to all people. Our activities include conferences, competitions, meetings, health fairs, and community service projects.
Advisers: Ms. Casey Fleury (Room 1170) & Ms. Ashleigh Turner
Meetings: Media Center on Club A days
Open to all students in grades 9-12
JGG Career Association
This student-led organization motivates participants using pride of membership, involvement, and recognition to encourage participation & high performance. Students selected for JGG are Career Association Chapter members. Planned activities develop personal, social, & leadership skills, and explore career, college, and job opportunities.
Adviser: Mrs. Edelia Merida
Meetings: Annex Computer Lab on Club B days
Eligible students are selected for membership
Knight Connection
Knight Connection works to build a positive school community for new and socially isolated students through a variety of activities. See Mrs. Roth for further information about this opportunity to make a lasting impact on your school and your peers.
Adviser: Mrs. Heather Roth
Meetings: Meets on Club A days, location 1126 (Ms. Whigham's room)
Open to all students in grades 9-12
Latino Knights of Service
We inspire students to become more knowledgeable servant leaders in the community by providing worthwhile learning experiences and emphasize importance of education and ethnic diversity with parent involvement, exposure to higher education opportunities, mentoring/tutoring, and cultural awareness. Activities include service learning, fundraising, and mentoring/tutoring.
Adviser: Mrs. Denise Bandini
Meetings: Club A days
Open to all students in grades 9-12
National Art Honor Society
NAHS recognizes and inspires students who show outstanding art ability. Activities include school, community, and state art opportunities. Dues and service hours are required to maintain membership. Membership is only open to students in an Advanced Art Class. Workshops and service opportunities may be provided throughout the year. NAHS works with the other fine arts program to plan Fine Arts Nights at the school.
If you would like to be considered for membership, please fill out this form, and your application will be processed.
Adviser: Mrs. Erica Watson
Meetings: 1193 Club B days; also meetings and activities at other times announced by sponsor
Eligible students are invited for membership
National Honor Society
NHS is a student-led organization that encourages and emphasizes scholarship, service, leadership, and development of good character in students. Our activities include school and community service projects as well as workshops on leadership and character development.
Advisers: Mrs. Rebecca Yoder
Meetings: Room 1110 after school on the 2nd Tuesday of the month and mornings on the 2nd Wednesday of the month
Eligible students who are invited to join NHS must apply for membership
National Mathematics Honor Society
Club membership is by invitation only. It honors students who show an interest and scholarship in mathematics.
Advisers: Mr. Kaleb Dye, Ms. Emmaline Cunningham, & Ms. Laurel Mailman
Meetings: Room on Club B days
Eligible students are selected through invitation only
SkillsUSA
We serve high school students who are preparing for careers in trade, technical, and skilled service occupations. Our activities include monthly meetings, community service activities; region, state, and national competitions; and conferences in skill and leadership.
Advisers: Mr. Reid Houston & Mr. Grayson Anthony & Mr. Larry Ledford
Meetings: Room on Club A and B days
Eligible students are invited to apply for membership
Sociedad Hispanica Honoraria (SHH)
This organization is designed to recognize high achievements of high school students in the Spanish and Portuguese languages and to promote continuing interest in Hispanic and Portuguese studies. Our activities include chapter meetings, tutoring lower-level Spanish students, Spanish immersion day, community service, and opportunities for National Spanish examinations, travel, and scholarships.
Adviser: Mrs. Damaris Rodriguez
Meetings: Annex Room after school on the last Friday of the month with the exception of September
Eligible students are invited for membership
Student Council
The Student Council represents the student body of each class and instills in students a sense of citizenship and community service. We are in charge of advertising Spirit Week, handling Power Puff, Veteran's Day, and Knight's Court. Other volunteer activities are planned, but those dates are TBA. All class officers represent their respective classes at meetings as necessary to voice opinions, concerns, etc. they see within their grade levels. In addition to these roles, 10th officers plan and carry out Homecoming, 11th officers plan and carry out prom, 12th officers plan and carry out prom as well as perform duties at graduation. 12th officers are also in charge of 12th grade t-shirts and will plan reunions post-graduation.
Advisers: Mrs. Megan Middleton; 9th Grade - Mr. Ben Phillips; 10th Grade - rs. Juliana Phillips; 11th Grade - Mr. Daniel Johnson; 12th Grade - Mrs. Lisa Bowers
Meetings: Representatives meet with JHS Student Council (see Student Council for meeting times and place) in addition to other scheduled meetings
Class officers are elected by their peers
Swords of Strength Peer Leadership
We plan initiatives on campus to support mental health, wellbeing, and student connections. We provide training on identifying students in need of mental health support, and run campaigns to create mental health awareness. We believe everyone has Sources of Strength in their lives, and we try to help our students find them, and when needed to become them.
Adviser: Stacey Cothren
Meetings: One Wednesday per month in the media center or the PAC
Open to all students in grades 9-12, but spaces are limited
Upward Bound
The University of North Georgia Upward Bound program provides support services to eligible high school students, encouraging them to achieve new successes and motivating them to build skills as they prepare for college. Participants have access to academic advising, mentoring, field trips, and other educational opportunities and are expected to reach their highest potential as they prepare for the next level of their academic careers.
Adviser: Mrs. Abby Humphrey
Meetings: Learning Lab 303 on Club A & Club B days; after school and Saturday meetings TBA
Eligible students are invited to apply for membership
For more information about this club and the application, visit Upward Bound's website.
Young Politicians
The Young Politicians club is designed to provide a democratic experience to the youth of our society. Our goal is to further democracy, participation in government, and good citizenship. We accomplish our goal by establishing a forum for discourse and community service. Activities include service projects, voter registration drives, and volunteering for local candidates.
Advisers: Mr. Andrew McCain and Mr. Chad Cole
Meetings: Room on 2002 (Modular Building) Club A days
Open to all students in grades 9-12
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