Against Animal Cruelty Today: Raise funds for shelters and awareness of animal cruelty
Chrissy Kidd
Every other Tuesday at 2:45 pm in Port. 24
AP Chemistry Club: To study for the AP Test and build lifelong skills for learning hard stuff.
Beth Bertsch
Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00 pm in Room 7-206
Army of Angels: Spreading awareness of various types of cancer. The club sponsors various supply drives to support people undergoing cancer treatment and participates in various fundraising activities throughout the year.
Sarah Nouis
Meets one Tuesday per month in Port. 2
Asian Student Union: Share Asian culture and create an environment where students can create a feeling of belonging
Jenna Hanssen
Meet once a month during Lunch B
Battle of the Books: District-wide competitive reading club focusing on the Florida Teen Reads
Patti Potts
Tuesdays during Lunch A and B in the Media Center
Beach Volleyball Club: Create space for anyone to play and learn the game of beach volleyball.
Lillian Fink
Once a month on Fridays at JCP from 3:30-5:00 pm
Best Buddies: Best Buddies is an international organization dedicated to creating opportunities for one-to-one friendships for individuals with disabilities.
Will Huff/Rachel Ellis
On Thursdays during lunch (Lunch A-Port. 20/Lunch B-4-106)
Big Sisters Club: To give incoming or already enrolled students, specifically girls who don’t have a lot of friends or a mother figure in their life, help with school and a safe space to navigate and celebrate girlhood.
Alicia Sedita
In Room 6-107 at TBD
Black Student Union: to create a space for unifying, uplifting, and empowering Black People on and off our high school campus, as well as educating peers on Black Culture in our society today! All students, faculty, & staff are welcome to be a part of our JHS Black Student Union!
Sherman Steele
1st Wednesday of Month in Room 4-220
Blood Drive: Blood Drive Club plans, organizes, and hosts quarterly blood drives. Members get community service for signing people up to donate blood, organizing donation time cards, helping at the drive, or donating at the drive.
Ashley Foster
7-114 and Auditorium for Blood Drives
Book Club: Reading and discussing books
Julie Bohsali
TBD
Blue Team: To work with local organizations to facilitate needs of ocean-related topics.
Teresa Thornton
Thursdays in Room 3-108
Body Building Club: Building bodies to look like bodybuilders.
Chad Cooke
Will meet after school in Port 39
Brain Bee (Max Brain Challenge): This club prepares 9 JHS students for the Max Planck Brain Bee, which is a neuroscience academic competition. One of our teams won last year, so we are hoping to defend the title!
Sarah Guzick
Meetings will be held as needed in Room 7-111
Ceramics Club: Students sharing ideas and common interest in clay
Brian Kovachik
Meet in Room 4-119 every other Wednesday from 2:45-3:45 pm
Chess Club: We welcome all levels to learn and play chess, checkers, and other games
Dan Blasky
Mondays from 2:45-3:30 pm in Room 6-214
Christian League: Promote fellowship amongst JHS students and the greater community
Steve Ahern
Every Thursday morning at 7:10 AM in Portable 3
Class of 2027: Organization to work on class events for the class of 2027
Alysia Granthan/Sarah Gilbert
Meet in room 5-105 as needed
Class of 2028: Organization to work on class events for the class of 2028
Janine Jeffs/Glory Guilaume
Monthly after school or during lunch in Room 5-207
Class of 2029: Organization to work on class events for the class of 2029
Rachel Ellis
Monthly before school in Port 20
Class of 2030: Organization to work on class events for the class of 2030
Janine Jeffs/ Ashley Foster
Monthly after school or during lunch in Room 5-207
Club America: Organize peace debates to promote, educate, and learn about freedom of speech within the USA and discuss politics
Sarah Practico
First and third Mondays of the month during lunch in Port. 26
Computer Science Honor Society:
The purpose of this organization is to encourage students’ enthusiasm for computer science, to honor academic excellence, and to promote service.
Susan Garcia
Will meet in Room 4-214 weekly at various times
DECA: DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
Jessica Levitsky
During lunches once a month in 4-217
Drama Club: To introduce students to the world of theatrical arts, including song, dance, and theatre choreography. Participates in the Thespians Districts Festival and States Festival, and puts on a yearly spring musical.
Samantha Knight
Monday through Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 pm in Room 9-106
Engineering Outreach: To teach elementary students basic engineering concepts through hands-on projects. Have an educational space available for hopeful engineers to learn about the profession/ help process ideas.
Kirsten Tracy
Every other Thursday after school in Room 6-105
First Priority (Christian Club): Christian club, fellowship, prayer, encouragement, worship, a game, snacks
Robert Hagenbuch
Lunch A and B on Thursdays in Port. 15 or 5-109
Fishing Club: Promote the sport of fishing through collaboration with Fish and Wildlife, tournaments, and activities like Fly fishing
Daniel Blasky
Tuesdays from 2:45-3:30 pm in Room 6-214
4th Wall Co.: In a theatre stage setting, to support all JHS departments requiring theatre use, more specifically Band, Chorus, Dance, and Drama, as well as theatre leases
Ryan Conner
Tuesday-Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 pm or in tandem with rehearsals
French Club: Our goal is to enhance and reinforce the knowledge and appreciation of France and other French-speaking countries. Eligibility: any student interested in the French language and culture.
Yvrose Elie
Club meets at 2:45--4:00 pm in Port. 36 every other Thursday
Glamour Girls: To provide Services for the elderly community.
Doug Uccellini
Meet in Port. 9 at TBD
Green Team: Plant trees in state and county parks, beach cleanups, school recycling, community service around the community relating to environmental issues
Teresa Thornton
Wednesdays during Lunch in Room 3-108
Hearing for a Change: Helping struggling readers (K-5) foster the love of audiobooks by building vocabulary, knowledge, comprehension, and imagination!
Kim Jalm
Thursdays at 2:45 in Room 4-113
HOSA (Health Occupational Students of America): To provide future health professionals with an opportunity to enhance leadership skills, participate in service opportunities, and compete against peers across our regions, state, and country.
Kristen Jenkins
General meetings on Wednesdays once a month in the auditorium from 2:45-3:30 pm. Service meetings during lunch in Room 7-101
IGNITE (Engineering): Foster science, technology, and engineering through many activities and builds.
Beth Bertsch
Tuesdays from 3:00-4:00 pm in Room 7-206
Inkwell (Creative Writing): Our school's literary and art magazine. All are welcome! We cannot wait to see you there!
Danielle Steyn
During lunch in Room 5-111
Interact: Interact is a school-based community service club sponsored by the Rotary Club of Jupiter-Tequesta. We do service projects both in school and out in the community, usually 2-3 times per month.
Joesphine Buscemi
Tuesdays once a month in the Media Center after school
Jewish Student Union: To support the Jewish students and create awareness of the Jewish Faith
Shari Rodgers
Meets other Tuesday during Lunch B in Room 7-208
JROTC Drone Team: Drone coding, programming, and flying
CSM Dottin
Mondays and Tuesdays at TBD
JROTC Marksmanship Team: The JROTC Marksmanship Competition Team is one of the most participated shooting competitions in the United States. Each year, thousands of JROTC Cadets, representing Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force JROTCs, compete in the National Marksmanship Competition.
Todd Comprosky
Mondays and Tuesdays at TBD
JROTC Raiders: The JROTC Marksmanship Competition Team is one of the most participated-in shooting competitions in the United States. Each year, thousands of JROTC Cadets, representing Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force JROTCs, compete in the National Marksmanship Competition.
CSM Dottin
Mondays and Tuesdays at TBD
JROTC Robotics: The JROTC Robotics team will prepare and compete in robotics competitions with our school-based robotics teams in the area
Todd Comprosky
Mondays and Tuesdays at TBD
Junior Journalists: Formulate journalism lesson plans for third, fourth, and fifth graders, plan a volunteering schedule for teaching journalism at the elementary schools aftercare programs, preparing journalism workbooks and materials, and creating sample journalistic writing pieces to help teach the kids.
Kirsten Tracy
Second Monday of the month in Room 6-105
Key Club: Key Club is “an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership,” and at the same time earn your community service hours.
Cheryl Huey
Once a month after school in Room 4-103
Kids Helping Kids: Visit area preschools and collaborate with the staff creating afternoon activities, fostering a love of reading and connecting with others in the community.
Kimberly Misewich
Second Wednesday of the month in Room 5-215
Leaders of Tomorrow: The purpose of this organization is to promote leadership, academic achievement, dedication to excellence, and demonstration of the character attributes in the seven habits of highly effective teens.
Susan Garcia
Meet once a month in Room 4-214
Letters for Rose: To write letters to lonely, elderly people living in nursing homes to brighten their day
Ashley Gonano
Meet on Mondays from 2:45-3:45 bi- monthly in Room 4-118
Mental Health Awareness: To raise awareness and end the stigma of mental illness. We will be doing self-care activities, such as yoga and painting with the student body. We will also be reaching out to retirement homes and Children’s Hospital.
Sarah Guzick
Meetings held once a month in Room 7-111
Model UN: To educate members on the inner workings of the United Nations as well as the governments involved. It will help students further their knowledge of debating important issues.
Honey Smith
Meets on Thursdays in Port. 5 from 3:00-4:30 pm
National Art Honor Society: Students must have a 3.0 in their art classes, be in 10th grade or higher, and participate in school exhibitions.
Sarah Knudtson
Meets on Wednesdays from 2: 45-4:00 pm af in Room 4-113
National English Honor Society:
For students exhibiting high academic standards in Language Arts classes at JHS. Membership application is required for admission
Jennifer Sparks
Club meets once a month at TBD in Room 1-155
National French Honor Society: recognizes outstanding scholarship in the French language and Francophone literatures, to increase the knowledge and appreciation of Americans for the cultural contributions of the French-speaking world, and to stimulate and to encourage French and francophone cultural activities.
Yvrose Elie
Meet in Port. 36 every other Wednesday
National Future Farmers of America: Student-run leadership organization, to build and showcase skills through competitions and community outreach.
Scott Ciliento
Meets monthly in Room 3-110
National Honor Society: For students exhibiting high academic standards across the curriculum at JHS. Membership application is required for admission
Jennifer Sparks
Club meets TBD in Room 1-155
National Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta): For Students exhibiting high academic standards in Math classes at JHS. Membership application is required for admission
Kirsten Tracy
Meetings held bi-weekly on Wednesdays in Room 6-105
National Science Honor Society: To encourage scientific thinking and engagement by advancing students’ knowledge of science, increasing communication between students and the scientific community, and aiding the public with its comprehension of science and the scientific process through student-led public outreach and community service.
Natalie Dellobuono
Meet during lunch on Thursdays in Rm. 7-207
National Spanish Honor Society: Recognize the achievements of the students' Spanish studies while actively contributing to their school community and community of Jupiter through their activities and personal involvement to create positive impacts.
Edita Juliana Kapaloric
Wednesdays at 2:45 pm in Port. 33
National Technical Honor Society: The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is the honor society for Career & Technical Education (CTE). It supports the next generation of skilled workers and leaders through chapter activities built around our Core Four Objectives of career development, leadership development, service, and recognition.
Susan Garcia
1-2 times a month in Room 4-214 from 2:45-3:45 pm
Naturalist Club: Hands-on learning, studying, and discussion of the ecology and natural ecosystems of South Florida
Jessamyn Ramsey
Lunch B on Tuesdays in Room 3-106
Oceans First: Beautify the beaches of North Palm Beach County
Beth Bertsch
7-206 and local beaches once a month (3rd Saturday)
Orchestra Club: Orchestra Club brings together dedicated string players to refine their technique, build ensemble skills, and master diverse repertoire through regular, focused rehearsals. Members collaborate in a supportive environment, developing teamwork and musical artistry while preparing for dynamic school and community performances.
Chris Moore
Thursdays in Room 8-102
Pathfinders: Preparing students to represent JHS at the county level by coaching students in creating portfolios for the Pathfinder scholarship and interview skills
Janine Jeffs
Before School or during lunch in Room 5-207
Period Club: Supplies and education to JHS and the community regarding menstruation and other women's issues
Teresa Thornton
Mondays during lunch in Room 3-108
Science Fair: To build projects for the Science Fair competition.
Beth Bertsch
Thursdays from 3:00-4:00 pm in Room 7-206
Science Olympiad: To study for the national Olympiad tests given in Spring.
Beth Bertsch
Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00 pm in Room 7-206
SGA- Student Government Association: To promote the welfare of the students and school; to secure better communications between students, faculty, administrators, and the community; to improve and maintain good relations with other schools; to ensure respect for authority; to establish higher standards of character, leadership, scholarship, and school spirit.
Jake Toyota
Mondays from 3:00-5:00 pm Room 4-106
Sea Perch: Design an underwater robot for competition.
Beth Bertsch
Thursdays from 3:00-4:00 pm in Room 7-206
Simply Skin: Providing clean, accessible skincare solutions and education to empower teens and under-served groups in the community with healthy skin and confidence. The kids package skin care products for under-served members of the community and write personalized notes to accommodate each of the packs.
Sarah Nouis
First Monday of the month in Port. 2
Social Studies Academic Games: Prepare for and participate in the district Social Studies Academic Games competitions
Jill Plummer
Wednesdays in Port. 27
Speak Up for Kids: Raise awareness for the foster care community and organize events that support the county chapter.
Kimberly Misewich
Third Wednesday of the month in Room 5-215
Students Against Melanoma: To spread awareness about melanoma.
Kristen Jenkins
TBD
SWAT (Students Working Against Tobacco): To educate students/teens about the dangers of tobacco/vaping.
Sherman Steele
TBD
Teens Helping Hospice: Providing training for students to help at Grief Camps run by Trustbridge Hospice
Jay Matousek
TBD in Port. 10
Tri-M Music Honor Society: The Tri-M Music Honor Society, a program under the umbrella of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), is dedicated to nurturing the development of future leaders in the realm of music education and advocacy.
Chris Moore
First Monday of the month in Room 8-102
Women in S.T.E.M.: A club that aims to empower women through sharing experiences of being in STEM. This club will take part in community service acts to help other women in our community. Additionally, we will have guest speakers and monthly meetings
Julie Bohsali
TBD
Warrior Athletic Mentors: To provide student-athletes with meaningful opportunities to connect with athletes across the entire athletic department, fostering relationships that build a stronger, more unified athletic culture.
JD DePasquale
Various dates once per month in a variety of venues
Warrior Media Productions: Record JHS sports and activities
Carly Slatterly
Meet in TV Studio once a month in studio
Younglife: Christian Outreach ministry- provide spaces for kids to meet with mentors and have fun while learning about Jesus.
