PHS Club Information
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CLUBS |
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Academic Team |
Members involved are challenged to use their knowledge and/or to work collaboratively as a team in competitions throughout the state and nationally. |
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Bake Goodness Club |
Members create baked goods for the school and community, hosting bake sales, and donating proceeds to local charities, and other school clubs. Baked goods are also provided for a variety of school functions. |
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Book Club |
Students meet in the Library to discuss monthly selected books that have been read. Members also fundraise for field trips to plays and movies. |
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Charity Club |
A non-member based club where various events are planned throughout the year, from volunteering at soup kitchens to helping at animal shelters, and fundraising to donate money to various charities. |
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Chess Club |
Members are provided the opportunity to increase problem solving skills, think critically, and make judgments through the game of chess, which has also been proven to improve social habits. |
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Christian Fellowship Club |
An opportunity for students to meet with fellow students to discuss and study the Bible. The student led club discussions strive to implement lessons in daily life. |
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Class Offices |
Each grade level elects 5 (+) executive officers to coordinate class activities, under the guidance of 2 advisors to plan and develop the activities for the grade level throughout the school year. |
Jenna Sokolowski – Grade 9 Aimee Kunst – Grade 9 Jennifer Kane – Grade 10 Allison Attinello – Grade 10 James Bronico – Grade 11 Rita Santoro – Grade 11 Rebecca Williams-Ellis – Grade 12 Allison Chase – Grade 12 |
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Club Unify |
Promotes positive interactions between students with and without disabilities, bringing them together in social and recreational activities. The goal is respect, friendship and acceptance. Each month will feature an activity or different topic for discussion. |
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Comic Club |
The mission is to examine how social issues shape literature and analyze the literary value of this visual story-telling medium. The students share an interest in comics and view different genres of comic art. They participate in workshops and presentations with guest artists/writers throughout the school year. |
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Dance Team |
Combination of cheering and dance which provides students an opportunity to perform at athletic events. |
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Drama Club |
Students involved participate in a variety of the school’s dramatic programs; Fall Drama, Spring Musical, Tournament of Plays, and behind the scenes supporting roles with play production, such as, costumes, lighting, sound, and sets. |
Korey Peterson – Business Manager Lauren Smith – Fall Director Amy Howe – Spring Director Lauren Smith - Spring Vocal Director Devon Caraballo – Choreography Kyle Fleming – Pitt Band Director Christopher West – (All) Sets Director |
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Environmental Club |
Promotes an appreciation and understanding of the environment and how individuals interrelate to it. |
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Fashion Club |
Members have an opportunity to design, express themselves through fashion, and meet to discuss fashion trends; incorporating those trends into the school environment. Students host a “Dress for Success” day, and other fashion related activities. |
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Foreign Language Club |
Members have an opportunity to experience a linguistically diverse world and to promote one’s culture through language. |
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Forensics Team |
Members are provided an opportunity to improve oral communications skills, by competing in debate and speech categories at state and national tournaments. |
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F.B.L.A. (Future Business Leaders of America) |
Prepares students for real world professional experiences and career success. Members gain competitive skills for college, as well. |
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F.E.A. (Future Educators of America) |
Provides opportunity for students interested in the field of education, the experiences to foster this appreciation and career path through activities with children. |
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F.F.A. (Future Farmers of America) (Phillipsburg Chapter) |
Prepares students for careers and professional leadership in the agricultural field. They participate in regional, state, national competitions and workshops. |
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G.S.A. Gay Straight Alliance Club |
Provides a supportive, safe and accepting space, bringing awareness to the LGBTQ community. Various fundraisers provide social events and awareness to a diverse student population. |
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Girl Up Club (In Her Element) |
Members meet to discuss issues effecting women locally and globally. Students design programs and activities to empower girls, while raising money for organizations that work toward achieving equality for girls’ in education, health, social, and economic opportunities, as well as, a life free from violence. |
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Healing Hearts Club |
Members have the opportunity to volunteer time and service to the community, helping patients at local hospitals and nursing homes. |
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Interact Club |
Interact Club, sponsored by the Rotary Club, is dedicated to service and creates opportunities for members, based on current community and international needs. |
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Japanese Anime & Manga Club |
Provides opportunity to students to explore and study Japanese culture through written and visual media. |
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Karux Newspaper |
Students participate in a “hands on” experience in Journalism, and publish a school newspaper several times a year. |
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Karux Yearbook |
Open to Juniors and Seniors only. The culmination of class effort is the publication of the high school yearbook. |
Kirby Hendershot – Business Manager |
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Key Club |
A student service organization, modeled after and associated with the Kiwanis Club. Membership is by application. |
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Mini-THON |
Student led organization, which hosts fundraisers all throughout the year, culminating in a 12 hour, no sitting, no sleeping dance marathon. Monies raised benefits the Four Diamonds Fund for pediatric cancer. |
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Mock Trial Competition Team |
Members experience the American legal system through a “hands on” courtroom simulation. The mission is to increase comprehension of the historical, ethical, and philosophical basis of the American system of justice. |
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Multi-Cultural Club |
Students have an opportunity to celebrate cultural diversity. Each month a different culture is highlighted and presented. |
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National Honor Society |
Recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Membership is by application for eligible students with a 4.5 gpa or higher in the fall of the junior and/or senior year. |
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Pep Band |
A student directed organization providing music at all Varsity Boys’ Basketball games. |
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Performing Arts Club |
Members are singers, songwriters and instrumentalists coming together to create original music and/or perform their own choice of music. Open to singers and students who play guitar, piano, and other instruments. |
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Photography Club |
Student creative outlet to express originality and talent through photography. |
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Politics Club |
Educates students on current and past issues of politics and government. Local and federal systems are explored. |
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Psychology Club |
A student organization that focuses on current topics of psychology, such as, coping with stress and promoting good mental health. Provides students with opportunities for community service, fundraising for mental health organizations, and helping children with special needs. |
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S.A.D.D. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) |
Promotes student awareness regarding the impact of drinking and driving. Pertinent literature and activities are provided to students to stress the dangers of driving under the influence. |
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Sign Language Club |
Students have an opportunity to learn American Sign Language, hand signing basics and engaging in “silent” conversations, translating songs and stories. Awareness is raised for an understanding and appreciation for Deaf culture. |
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Ski Club |
A learn to ski program offering reduced student rates. |
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Step Dance Team |
Students work together to create the dance stepping choreography, learning the core values of teamwork, discipline, and gaining confidence and self-esteem through practice and performances. |
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Student Council |
A service organization that presents an opportunity for students to develop character for citizenship and leadership. Representatives interact with peers in the state and nation through affiliation with New Jersey Association of Student Councils. Charity and community service are an integral part of the organization with donations made to state charities. |
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T.S.A. (Technology Student Association) |
Encourages students to participate in community service, while developing character. Also, increases knowledge of technology in activities in the areas of Automotive, Design/Problem Solving, Wood Working, Photography, Drafting and Electronics. |