The Jupiter High School Marine & Wildlife Protection Club is dedicated to making a positive impact on local and global ecosystems. Club members will participate in beach cleanups to reduce plastic pollution, host awareness campaigns about endangered species, and collaborate with local wildlife organizations to support habitat restoration efforts.
Meet during lunch in Room 6-207
Animal Rescue Club: Megan Ferguson
Club that focuses on supporting local animal shelters by providing care and finding homes for abandoned and rescued animals. The club can also raise funds by doing activities to support the shelters' needs for food, medical supplies, and other essentials. Also, the club educates the community about responsible pet ownership. Through these efforts, the club aims to make a positive impact on the lives of animals and promote a caring attitude towards all living creatures.
Meetings 2–3 times a month in Room 5-212
Army of Angels: Sarah Nouis
Raise $ and awareness about different forms of cancers. Several members of the group have lost loved ones to cancer.
Meet on Mondays in Portable 2 after school
Asian Student Union: Jenna Hanssen
Share Asian culture and create an environment where students can create a feeling of belonging.
Meet once a month after school
ASL (American Sign Language) Club: Christy Podlesnik
Bring Deaf culture awareness to others, community outreach.
Meet during lunch and after school in Port. 34
ASL Honor Society: Christy Podlesnik
For students enrolled in ASL with GPA and service requirements supporting the deaf community.
Meet during lunch and after school
Battle of the Books: Patti Potts
Competitive reading program focused on Florida Teen Reads.
Meet during lunch in Media Center
Beach Volleyball Club: Lillian Fink
Promote and play beach volleyball.
Meet after school on courts
Beads of Hope: Patrice Best / Lisa Hayes
Create bracelets with uplifting messages for donation.
Meet during lunch in Room 4-113
Best Buddies: Will Huff / Rachel Ellis
Build friendships with individuals with disabilities
Meet monthly after school
Black Student Union: Sherman Steele / Sherry Webster
Promote unity, empowerment, and cultural awareness.
Meet after school in Room 2-101
Blood Drive: Ashley Foster
Organize and host blood donation drives.
Events scheduled throughout the year
Blue Team: Teresa Thornton
Promote ocean conservation and environmental awareness.
Meet during lunch in Room 6-101
Body Building Club: Chad Cooke
Focus on strength training and fitness education.
Meet after school in weight room
Brain Bee (Max Brain Challenge): Sarah Guzick
Prepare for neuroscience competition.
Meet after school in Room 7-305
Ceramics Club: Brian Kovachik
Explore ceramics and clay art.
Meet after school in Art Room
Chess Club: Dan Blasky
Play chess and strategy games.
Meet during lunch in Room 2-210
Childhood Cancer Support Club: Jennifer Sparks
Support children with cancer through fundraising and outreach.
Meet after school in Room 4-210
Chinese Club: Melissa Chen
Promote Chinese language and culture.
Meet during lunch in Room 3-201
Christian League: Steve Ahern
Promote fellowship amongst JHS students and the greater community.
Every Thursday morning at 7:10 AM in Portable 3
Class Council Support Club: Janine Jeffs
Support class officers for elections, prom, homecoming, Grad Bash, senior week, and other activities.
Twice a month in Room 5-207
Class of 2026:
Organize class events for the class of 2026.
Meet twice a month in Media Center
Class of 2027:
Organize class events for the class of 2027.
Meet in Room 5-105
Class of 2028:
Organize class events for the class of 2028.
Meet once a month in Room 5-207
Computer Science Honor Society: Susan Garcia
Encourage enthusiasm for computer science, honor academic excellence, promote service.
Meet 2–4 times a month in Room 4-214
Cook and Bake Club: Juliana DeSena
Share joy of cooking and baking; raise money for homeless shelters.
Once a month in Room 2114 at 2:50 PM
DECA: Jessica Levitsky
Prepares students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management.
Weekly in Room 4-217
Drama Club: Samantha Knight
Introduce students to theatre arts; participate in festivals and yearly spring musical.
Mondays 3–4 PM in Room 9-106; Tuesdays & Thursdays 3–5:30 PM in Auditorium
Esports Club: Etheard Joseph
Coach students in Super Smash and Rocket League; compete in tournaments.
Tuesdays in Media Center
First Priority (Christian Club): Robert Hagenbuch
Christian fellowship
Lunch A and B on Thursdays in Port. 15
Fishing Club: Etheard Joseph
Promote fishing through collaboration, tournaments, and activities like fly tying.
Tuesdays in Room 3-108
Florida Future Educators of America: Josephine Buscemi
For students interested in education careers and improving school environment; membership forms required.
Once a month from 2:45–3:15 PM in Port. 30
4th Wall Co.: Ryan Conner
Support JHS departments requiring theatre use (Band, Chorus, Dance, Drama).
Tuesdays and Thursdays after school or with rehearsals
French Club: Yvrose Elie
Enhance knowledge and appreciation of French-speaking countries.
Thursdays in Port. 36
Glamour Girls: Doug Uccellini
Provide services for the elderly community.
Twice a month in Port. 9
Green Team: Teresa Thornton
Environmental activities: plant trees, beach clean-ups, school recycling.
Wednesdays during Lunch B in Room 3-108
GSA: Melanie Jones
Promote acceptance for all members.
Thursdays after school in Room 5-116
Hearing for a Change: Kim Jalm
Foster struggling readers’ love of audiobooks at elementary schools.
Thursdays in Room 4-106
Helping Hands: Robert Hagenbuch
Community service beyond fundraisers.
Twice a month at 2:40 PM in Port. 15
HOSA (Health Occupational Students of America): Kristen Jenkins
Develop leadership and service opportunities for future health professionals.
First Monday of month in Auditorium or Room 7-101
Inkwell (Creative Writing): Danielle Steyn
School literary and art magazine; all are welcome.
Weekly in Room 5-111
Interact: Josephine Buscemi
School-based community service club sponsored by Rotary; 2–3 projects/month.
Once a month in Media Center
Jewish Student Union: Shari Rodgers
Support Jewish students and create awareness of the Jewish faith.
Lunch B in Room 7-208
JROTC Drill Team: CSM Dottin
Perform military drill routines; participate in competitions and Color Guard.
Monday–Thursday 2:40–4:00 PM in Room 4-112
JROTC Drone Team: CSM Dottin
Drone coding, programming, and flying.
Monday–Thursday 2:40–4:00 PM in Room 4-112
JROTC Marksmanship Team: CSM Dottin
Compete in National Marksmanship Competition.
Monday–Thursday 2:40–4:00 PM in Room 4-112
JROTC Raiders: CSM Dottin
Participate in competitive JROTC activities.
Monday–Thursday 2:40–4:00 PM in Room 4-112
JROTC Robotics: CSM Dottin
Robotics program activities.
Monday–Thursday 2:40–4:00 PM in Room 4-112
Junior Journalists: Kirsten Tracy
Teach journalism to elementary students; prepare lesson plans and materials.
Meetings in Room 6-108
Key Club: Elissa Thompson
International student-led service and leadership organization.
Tuesdays or Wednesdays after school in P38 and Cafeteria
Kids Helping Kids: Kimberly Misewich
Visit preschools, foster love of reading, and connect with community.
Monthly in Room 5-215
Latinos in Action: Roxsand Calderon
Empowerment, community service, and dance.
After school in Port. 24
LAUNCH: Sarah Nouis
Expose students to career opportunities through speakers.
First Monday of month after school in Port. 2
Leaders of Tomorrow: Susan Garcia
Promote leadership, academic achievement, and the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens.
Once a month in Room 4-214
Letters for Rose: Ashley Gonano
Write letters to lonely elderly in nursing homes.
Once a month in Room 4-118
Lounge Project: Patti Potts
Create a safe, supportive, community-oriented student space.
Mental Health Awareness: Sarah Guzick
Raise awareness of mental illness; self-care activities; outreach to retirement homes and hospitals.
Once a month in Room 7-111
Model UN: Honey Smith
Educate members on UN operations and global governments; develop debating skills.
Twice a month in Port. 19
Morgan's Message: Michaela Leavitt
Focus on athletes’ mental health.
First Friday of the month in Portable 6
National Art Honor Society: Sarah Knudtson
Academic excellence in art; participate in exhibitions.
Wednesdays after school in Room 4-113
National English Honor Society: Jennifer Sparks
High academic standards in Language Arts; membership required.
Once a month during lunch in Room 1-155
National French Honor Society: Nadia Bouter
Recognize scholarship in French and Francophone cultures.
Every other Monday in Port. 27
National Future Farmers of America: Scott Ciliento
Student leadership through competitions and community outreach.
Monthly in Room 3-110
National Honor Society: Jennifer Sparks
High academic standards across curriculum; membership required.
Once a month during lunch in Room 1-155
National Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta): Kirsten Tracy
High academic standards in Math; membership required.
Bi-weekly Wednesdays in Room 6-108
National Science Honor Society: Natalie Dellobuono
High academic standards in Science; membership required.
Room 7-207
National Spanish Honor Society: Lillian Novoa
Recognize Spanish achievement and community involvement.
1–2 times weekly in classroom
National Technical Honor Society: Susan Garcia
Honor society for Career & Technical Education; focus on career, leadership, service, recognition.
Once a month in Room 4-214
Naturalist Club: Jessamyn Ramsey
Hands-on learning about South Florida ecology and ecosystems.
Tuesdays at 2:45 PM in Room 3-106
No Place for Hate: Karen Girouard
Promote inclusive, safe school environments; reduce bullying.
Wednesdays in Port. 25
Oceans First: Beth Bertsch
Beautify North Palm Beach County beaches.
Once a month (3rd Saturday) in Room 7-206 and local beaches
Period Club: Teresa Thornton
Education and supplies for menstruation and women’s issues.
