Description: 

Mondays in room 702, until 3:10. Stylized cartoons, watch shows, perform games, exchange Japanese comic books, etc.

Sponsor: Ms. Smith

Additional Information: Permission form must be signed to view shows and is found at http://bit.ly/smi-animeform. Google Classroom: 74jfncd

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International, Olympic-style target archery. The team will meet twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm in the secondary gym. Wednesday morning 6-7 am

Sponsor: Mrs. Scott

Description: 

Meetings planned at night

Sponsor: Mr. Freeman

Description: 

Meets during AcLab. Athletes from all sports programs coming together to find ways to improve the academic/athletic area.Tuesdays until 3:30 in room 126. OPEN to all students.

Sponsor: Mr. Leuthauser

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Meets once a month. It is a team of student leaders that are trained and prepared for a disaster or an emergency at the school.

Sponsor: Mr. Allen

Description: 

Meets Tuesdays after school until 3:15

Sponsor: Mr. Freeman

Additional Information: Google Classroom h23z4tc

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Performs with the marching band during the fall. Auditions are held in November for the winter season and spring for the fall season.

Sponsors: Mr. Perry/Ms. Tate

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To help people in our community using art as the means. We will meet every Tuesday after school from 2:05-3:05pm starting October 5th, 2021. We will meet in room 608

Sponsor: Mrs. Marty

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Students that have taken at least one FACS cooking class meet once a month to have fun, refine cooking skills, and work together to create advanced dishes.

Sponsor: Ms. Heller

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11th/12th graders who have gone through an interview process.

Sponsors: Mrs. Breznay/Mrs. Neff

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Meets in Mrs. Schulte’s room, Rm 122, every Wednesday 2:30 - 4:30. Bring dice!

Sponsor: Mrs. Schulte

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A club that organizes competitive electronic games in national leagues. - Join anytime. There are Fall and Spring tournaments. Be prepared to work hard to earn a spot on the competition roster.

Sponsors: Ms. Smith/Ms. Laybourn

Additional Information:  Google Classroom code is: m4mkrkk

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Meets3rd Tuesday of each Month at 2:15 pm in Room 109 and on Zoom. A business organization that is open to all students interested in pursuing a business or business-related career.

Sponsors: Ms. Tedder/Ms. Hummer

Additional Information: Connect to FBLA through Remind ** Use your phone and text the following: @b44d8 to 81010

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(S)FCA (Students for Christ/Fellowship of Christian Athletes)

Student-led, non-denominational, faith-based organization on campus. Weekly meetings are held on campus during non-instructional time. This can be before school, during lunch periods, after school, after practice, in the evening, etc. (They occasionally can be held off-campus).

Sponsor: Mrs. Hill 

Additional Information: (S)FCA communicates via Google Classroom: jxidamz.

Description:  

Group for current & former FACS students who work on family-focused community service projects while building leadership skills. Meets on the first Thursday of each month in room 313.

Sponsors: Ms. Heller/Ms. Rhodes

Description: 

This was created after the tragic events unfolded in Ferguson as a unique approach to help young people have courageous conversations about the racial divide in St. Louis and then create a plan to affect positive change. Meetings/field trips will consist of multiple experiential activities over several sessions to grow a deeper understanding of oppression and privilege. Coordinated through Character Plus, our goal is to inspire students to be true change agents within their school and community. Starts in November.

Sponsor: Mrs. Burns

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Meets Wednesdays after school until 3:30. School gardens, greenhouse

Sponsors: Mr. Krutzsch / Ms. Crump / Mr. Freeman

Additional Information: Google Classroom Code xzey2qw

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Meets every Friday from 2:10 to 3:10 in room 702. Promotes equality, acceptance, and understanding to prevent bullying and hate. LGBTQ+ and allies are welcome.

Sponsor: Ms. Smith

Description: 

We promote an inclusive environment to include all students and reduce bullying.

Sponsor: Mrs. Endermuhle

Additional Information: See Mrs. Endermuhle in 117 for an application

Description: 

This is a service organization, supported by the Kiwanis Club, that is focused on making the school and community a better place. Open to all students.

Sponsors: Mr. Thomas/ Mrs. McKinnon

Additional Information: Google Classroom: rjyfkit

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A student-led organization designed to serve the community through events including but not limited to the Fall and Spring craft fair and the Christmas Wish Drive. Will meet 2x a month 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month before school in room 122 @ 6:50-7:10

Sponsor: Ms. Schulte

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Freshman mentoring program for Juniors and Seniors.

Sponsors: Ms. Aiello/Ms. Meeks

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Participants will play games, do crafts, and have opportunities to socialize with others. Open to anyone; meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Sponsors: Mrs. Schulte / Mrs. Sandlin/ Ms. Stroisch

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Competitive mathematics team, normally 6 competitive meets during the year and state competition; weekly practices. This year we will seek online/virtual math contests.

Sponsor: Mr. Judd

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Eligible students must have a 3.6 or higher GPA and an interest in community service. Students participate in community service projects throughout the school and the community.

Sponsors: Mrs. Andrea Davis/Mr. Shawn Brown

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Compete in FIRST Tech Challenge. Grow food with the assistance of computers, build and compete in VEX Robotics and other Technology events. Robotics will meet in Freeman’s room on Fridays. Other elements of TSA will meet in Sigette’s room every day of the week. TSA is a very diverse organization that includes game design, robotics, debate, and video production. There is a personalized niche for just about everyone.

Sponsors: Mr. Mertens/ Mr. Freeman

Additional Information: Room 222/215; Room 217/216

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Meets every other week (Even hour day Wed or Thurs) after school 2:15-3:15 in room 401. A Peer-to-Peer prevention program to teach teenagers about the dangers of drugs, distracted driving, drinking, and teen suicide.

Sponsor: Mrs. Reppert

Description:

Meets Thursdays until 3:15 in room 126.

Sponsor: Mr. Freeman

Description: Meets once a month in room 112; 2-4 outings per year

Sponsors: Mrs. Seliga, Zaitz-Rushing, Chasteen

Description:

Meets every Tuesday from 2:10-3:10 in Room 115. A place to practice and hone solo performance for competition. Students have the opportunity to compete in several different events from storytelling, duet acting, and can even perform humorous monologues. The focus of this group is to be better speakers, better young professionals, and learn more about speaking and debating! This group works in tandem with the Theatre Troupe to produce a competition One Act and Reader’s Theatre Play. If you are interested or want to know more please speak with or email Mr. Allen or Mr. Meyer.

Sponsors: Mr. Allen/Mr. Meyer

Description: Application Process

Sponsors: Mr. Pleimann, Mrs. Brengle

Additional Information: Room 119/F9, 6th Hour Class

Description:

Meets several times each week according to a custom rehearsal/work schedule after school. The FHS Theatre Troupe produces a Full-Length Play, a Musical, and competition pieces: One Act and Reader’s Theatre Play in cooperation with the Speech & Debate Team. Activities include acting, carpentry, singing, painting, dancing, and working with lighting and sound equipment. Actors must audition to be cast in performances, Technicians volunteer but try out for running crew positions. Contact Mr. Samuel Meyer for Information.

Sponsor: Mr. Meyer

Theatre Troupe Website

Description:

The Tri-M (Modern Music Makers) Music Honor Society® is a program of NAfME which focuses on creating future leaders in music education and music advocacy. The FHS Tri-M Chapter (#5232) requirements include

1.An active member in a Fox High School music performing ensemble,

2. 40 hours of volunteer musicianship service to be completed throughout high school (approved by a music supervisor),

3. Attend at least 1 meeting/month

4. Complete a written petition/essay on why they should be a music honor graduate during their senior year.

Once completed, and with the approval of the music professor, the student may graduate with a Tri-M Music-Honor cord. (Pink)

Sponsors: Mrs. Hill/ Mr. Perry

Additional Information: communicates via Google Classroom ( igcmu3o)

Description:

Meets every other Monday, beginning September 12. The Technology Student Association fosters personal growth, leadership, and opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM); members apply and integrate these concepts through co-curricular activities, competitions, and related programs. Work on programming skills, robotics, and just have fun using technology.

Sponsor: Mr. Sigette

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Meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30 -3:30 in room 426. WWclub consists of member students who compete with their projects at the district and state levels.

Sponsor: Mr. Rodaway

Description:

Every Wednesday in 702 from 2:10 to 3:10. Writing ideas, story sharing, participation in National Novel Writer’s Month each November (ywp.nanowrimo.org), local and national writing and poetry competitions, lock-in each semester.

Sponsor: Ms. Smith

Additional Information: Google Classroom: upfdg6f

Description:

Yearbook meets daily 6th hour as the Mass Media class, and participants will be required to attend after-school activities and sports events to get pictures and conduct research and interviews. Editors also hold after-school meetings and work sessions every Monday. Students work together to create the Fox Hako Yearbook. Students develop skills in photography, design, Photoshop, Illustrator, interviewing, business management, sales and marketing, and writing.

Sponsor: Ms. Smith