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Citrus High School’s Clubs & Organizations

 

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At Citrus High School, there’s something for everyone! Our clubs and organizations offer students the chance to explore interests, build leadership skills, give back to the community, and make lasting friendships. Whether you’re passionate about academics, the arts, service, or school spirit, getting involved is the best way to make your high school experience truly unforgettable.

 

  • A Jeopardy-style team competition vs. LHS and CRHS. The All-County Team will represent Citrus County at the State Competition at Disney in April.

    POC: Mr. Augustine, Room C315

     

     

     

     

  • The Bio Club is a service/interest club to support the activities of the CHS Science Department and to offer out-of-class experiences for students with an interest in Science, particularly the Life Sciences.

    POC:  Mrs. Woodbury, Room C371

     

  • The CHS Chess Club welcomes all skill levels. They meet weekly for practice and competitions.

    POC:  Mr. Gagne, Room  B342

     

  • The CHS Drama Club exists to provide students with the opportunity to participate, explore, and excel in all
    aspects of theatre arts. Students interested in
    performance, direction, improvisation, design, technical production, and “all things theatre” are encouraged to join. The CHS Drama Club operates with open enrollment; any student at CHS is eligible to join at any time during the school year. Club meetings are on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month.  The membership fee is $25 and includes a troupe t-shirt.

    POC:  Ms. Neander, Room 306

     

  • Future Business Leaders of America, is a nationally
    recognized club for high school students fostering leadership through business.

    POC:  Kaitlin Kirby, Room  E103

     

  • POC: Mrs. Willis, Room C310

     

  • POC: Ms. Tingle W105

  • The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club for Christian students to fellowship with other Christian students. FCA focuses on serving local communities by
    equipping, empowering, and encouraging people to make a difference for Christ.   Canes for Christ is an extension of FCA after school, diving deeper into the scripture that was covered during FCA.

    POC:  Mrs. Woodbury, Room C371

     

  • The Hurricane Chronicles, our school newsletter, focuses on the current events of what is happening on the campus of Citrus High School.

    POC:  Mrs. White, Room 102

     

  • Interact is a Rotary International service club. The club is active in the school beautification and recycling
    programs, it is intended to develop leadership skills and personal integrity through hard work and goodwill. 

    POC:  Craig Augustine, Room C 315

     

  • A community service group that aids the needs of our community through service projects sponsored by
    Kiwanis of Inverness. 

    POC:  Mrs. McClain, Guidance

     

  • LINK allows high school students to provide support and encouragement to middle school and new students which allow for a successful transition to CHS.  

    POC:  Mrs. Sternberg or Mrs. McClain, Guidance

     

  • POC: Mrs. Hamilton & Mrs. Spaulding

     

  • POC: Mrs. Cooper

     

  • Mu Alpha Theta is dedicated to inspiring a keen interest of mathematics in high school students. Also developing strong scholarship in the subject of mathematics.

    POC:  Mrs. Cooper, Room A354

     

  • All skill levels are welcome! Come join the
    competition!

    POC:  Mrs. Brown, Room A349

     

  • The Spanish Club promotes understanding of Spanish culture by exploring foods, folklore dances, history, games and field trips to experience Hispanic History.

    POC:  Mrs. Porrino, Room A348

     

  • Student Government provides a democratic forum in which students can address school-related issues that affect their lives, maintain a continuous communication channel from students to both faculty and administration, as well as among students within the school. It also provides leadership opportunities and community involvement projects. 

    POC:  Mrs. Stanton, Student Services

     

  • The Bowling Club promotes understanding of the fundamentals of bowling.  It is held at Sportsman Bowling Alley. 

    POC:  Mrs. Cummins, Room D210

     

  • The Pickleball Club promotes understanding of the fundamentals of pickleball and offers time after school to play. 

    POC:  Ms. Bolling, Student Services

     

  • Helping  Hands is a club dedicated to making an impact on the community by volunteering for various organizations and events. It’s a great way to earn community service hours and grow as an individual through helping others.

    POC Mrs. Bowman, Room W100

     

  • Academy of Computer Science

    Mrs. Angela Hamilton

    hamiltona@citrusschools.org

    AFJROTC

    Orienteering, SUAV, Marksmanship,

    CyberPatriot, Robotics, StellarXplorers,

    Flight Academy

    MSgt Brown

    browne@citrusschools.org

    Band

    Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Beginning Band

    Mrs. Amanda Crawford

    crawforda@citrusschools.org

    Chorus

    Breez’, Cat 5, Chamber Choir, Concert Choir

    Mr. John Edel

    edelj@citrusschools.org

    Construction Academy

    Mr. Robert Tester

    testerr@citrusschools.org

    FFA

    Paul Spaulding

    spauldingp@citrusschools.org

    National Honor Society

    Mrs. Kim Brown

    brownk@citrusschools.org

    Tri-M Music Honor Society

    Mr. John Edel

    edelj@citrusschools.org