Comprehensive club list for the 2021-22 school year
What kind of clubs are available at Manual for 2021-22? Photo courtesy of Isabella Bonilla
August 19, 2021
Manual has a wide variety of clubs, most of which are open to any and everyone. Clubs never discriminate based on magnet, sex, gender, race or orientation. Any limitations that are set come from a try-out (Science Olympiad, Quick Recall, Problem-Solvers, etc.) or having to be a certain grade level (Steering Committee). The diverse array of clubs available make for a unique experience and can provide ample social or self discovery opportunities. After school activities help connect students with common interests, provide leadership roles and can make for a character building addition to any resume.
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| Academic World Quest | Tamplin, Esther | [email protected] | Tuesday mornings / 7:00 am / room 226 | Academic World Quest is one of our academic competition teams. It is a current event and geography based competition. The last two times we competed we finished 3rd and 2nd in the nation. | |
| African Student Association | Amy Meeron | Thursday 2:20-3:20 monthly. | African Student Association is an all welcoming organization focused on bringing all african and non-african people together. We encourage the spread of cultural awareness of African cultures/heritage, celebrate our own heritage, and educate students about Africa’s culture and history.
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| Artificial Intelligence Club | Lowber, Chris | [email protected] | [email protected] | Wednesday 2:30-3:30 in the Honeycomb | AI Club is a group of students from duPont Manual High School who are passionate about machine learning and AI. Despite duPont Manual’s numerous computer science courses, none of the courses deep dive into machine learning. We hope to address the lack of ML curriculum with engaging presentations and fun projects. |
| Asian Student Community | Kuo, Dennis W. | [email protected] | remind-@dupontasc | ||
| Astronomy Club | Kuo, Dennis | ||||
| Badminton Club | Evans, Ben | ||||
| Ballroom and Latin Dancing | Thomas Adams | Monday 2:20 to 3:20 | Give an opportunity to allow students to learn multiple styles of dance and have the opportunity to compete or perform if they desire. | ||
| Best Buddies | DeWeese, Abigail | [email protected] | Join codes/ website: Remind- Text @ManaulBB to 81010 Google Classroom Join Code: M6LX45A Instagram: duPont Manual Best Buddies |
Meetings are the first Wednesday that is red day of each month in senior cafeteria from 2:30-3:30 (dates this year are 9/4, 10/9, 11/6, 12/11, 1/8, 2/12, 3/12, 4/9 and 5/14 | Best Buddies is a student run friendship club that helps to create an inclusive school climate for students and a community culture of acceptance between students of all abilities. |
| Beta Club | Tackett, Andrea M. | [email protected] | Beta Club Google Classroom Code 6fvbunf |
No regular meetings | |
| Biology Olympiad | Newhouse, Jessie | [email protected] | every other Monday from 2:30-3:30. Starting 9/12. Room 210 | The Biology Olympiad club is a student run club that focuses on learning upper level Biology concepts and labs to supplement their understanding. They also study and prepare for the national Biology Olympiad test. | |
| Black Student Union | Palmer, Jon C | [email protected] | Fridays / 2:30-3:30 / Freshman Cafe | ||
| Book Club | Rich, Alexis K Ritchie, Amy |
[email protected] [email protected] |
2nd Friday of the Month | Book Club is a safe space for students and faculty to talk books, eat snacks, and literarily nerd out. Membership is free and is open to faculty, staff and students of all magnets. We read books, talk about books, play games and eat snacks. If you're looking for an extracurricular for the sole purpose of college applications, this one is NOT for you. | |
| Business & Entreprenuership Club | Arico, Scott | [email protected] | cover all aspects of the business field, including associations with FBLA/DECA as determined annually | ||
| Campus Life | Morris, Aaron | [email protected] | Campus Life meets Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:00 pm in room 339 |
Campus Life is meant to provide moments of connection and community for young people. Campus life is a Christian organization that is open to any student, regardless of their beliefs or walk in life. Through a holistic approach Campus Life helps students as they wrestle with critical issues. Campus life tries to help students find balance mentally, physically, spiritually, and socially. | |
| Chess Team | Crain, Michael M | [email protected] | Google Classroom Join Code: p4wae65 | Practice Thursdays @ 2:20-3:20 in Cafeteria Thursdays JCPS matches (TBA in October) |
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| Class of 2024 | Weeks, Nicole Roy, Dawn |
[email protected] [email protected] |
Google Classroom with code "mci2agp" to find meeting times | ||
| Class of 2025 | Richards, David | [email protected] | |||
| Class of 2026 | Evans, Ben Evans, Julie Richards, Becky |
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] |
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| Class of 2027 | Foster, Lori Lenihan, Kathryn |
[email protected] [email protected] |
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| Cognitive Connections | Lenihan, Kathryn K | ||||
| Creative Writing Club | Abplanalp, Kristapher | [email protected] | Every Friday / Room 252-A / 2:30 – 4 pm | The duPont Manual Creative Writing club provides a setting where writers can encourage each other, peer-review their work, discuss the challenges of writing, read and analyze contemporary literature, and refine their creative, literary, narrative, and poetic sensibilities. Join our club if you are a creative individual who enjoys collaborating with others! | |
| Crimson Cords | Ritchie, Amy | [email protected] | Join Remind https://www.remind.com/join/msaritch | Crimson Chords meets every Tues (when there’s not a faculty mtg) in Room 111. Join Remind https://www.remind.com/join/msaritch | |
| Culture Club | Newhouse, Jessie | [email protected] | Alternating Mondays / Room 210 / 2:30-3:30 | It is our goal to create an inclusive and diverse student lead club to learn about the art, architecture, language and other aspects of a variety of cultures. The content of the meetings will be cross disciplinary, covering art, language, science, history and math. The club support the diversity and equity mission of the school by increasing cultural awareness. Students will chose an area to focus on and create content to present to the group- with the support and approval of the sponsor if necessary. | |
| DMHS Bollywood Dance Club | Daniel Zakem | A dance team that aims to share the Bollywood dance form with a diverse audience through dance performances and competitions. | |||
| Drama Club | Finley, Nicole C | [email protected] | Meetings vary / typically thursday or wednesday / room 212 | ||
| E-Sports | Jury, Jacob R. | [email protected] | |||
| Engineering Club | Applegate, Chris | [email protected] | Link to Google Classroom: https://tinyurl.com/EngClubGC Google Classroom Code: j5lo6og |
All other communication is in the Google Classroom. | |
| Environmental Club | Angela Page | [email protected] | "This club is an opportunity for students to participate in real-world environmental advocacy activities, propose and implement strategies to enhance sustainability in both our school and our community, and discuss environmental issues of importance with like-minded peers. We organize initiatives such as the student-assisted school recycling program, local food fairs, the EarthWeek advocacy event, gardening plots, and other forms of community outreach. We hold weekly meetings where anyone is welcome to join and contribute to make Manual a more sustainable and environmentally- conscious place." |
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| Executive Council | Spiegelhalter, Laura B Morris, Aaron |
[email protected] [email protected] |
Google Classroom Code: j5lo6og | Executive Council meets Wednesday from 2:30 to 4:00 |
Executive Council is Manual’s student council and pep club, organizing and implementing spirit activities, dances, and events throughout the school year. |
| FCCLA Family, Career and Community Leaders of America | Raley, Rebecca L. Spiegelhalter, Laura B |
[email protected] [email protected] |
Meets Thursdays after school in rooms 323/325 | FCCLA focuses on strengthening families and our communities through leadership and service. Information meetings are through google classroom and in-person meetings are reserved for cooking once a month, sewing once a month, working on Crimsons against cancer event, and competitive events. | |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) | Weeks, Nicole | [email protected] | Google Classroom with code "qqlv4sk" | Tuesdays @ 7:00 am Small Gym |
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| Finance, Investments, & Applied Economics Club (FIAE) | Richards, David | [email protected] | remind – @manualfiae sign up -FIAE EMAIL SIGN UP LIST |
Members of this club are and should be motivated, hard-working, willing to learn, and a good communicator. Students are interested in this club because they will have to chance to learn personal financial skills and participate in various challenges. We will have bi-weekly meetings to discuss topics on personal finance and economics. | |
| French Club / French National Honor Society | Villon, Audrey E Johnson, Aude |
[email protected] [email protected] |
• Google Classroom joining code: himw46w | Meetings held once a month on Wednesdays 2:30-3:30 in room 227 | |
| Future Problem Solving | Lauroesch, Jill B | [email protected] | @DMHS1920 | ||
| Game Club | Applegate, Christopher | [email protected] | Remind: @applegames | Wednesdays 2:30 – 4:00 pm Freshman Cafeteria |
Come join a diverse group of students playing and enjoying the world of modern board games. Or come and join a riveting DnD adventure in an inclusive environment. All welcome, no experience required! |
| Girl Up | Bickel, Jill J | [email protected] | Link to remind: https://www.remind.com/join/a439f9 | Girl Up meets on Fridays, usually once a month as announced, in room 206 | "Girl Up is a UN sponsored campaign for gender equality. We focus on access to education, preventing gender violence, addressing poverty, and discussing women’s issues. We are currently ranked top 20 out 4,000 GirlUp clubs globally." |
| GSTA | Brian Hinds Jazzy Romans |
Monday Room 253 / 2:30 – 3:30 pm |
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| Hindu Student Association | Taylour Champion | Thursdays 2:20-3:20 twice a month | Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Hinduism by exploring its rich cultural heritage, spiritual teachings, and traditions. We aim to create an inclusive community where individuals can learn, share, and celebrate the diverse aspects of Hinduism, promoting awareness, respect and unity | ||
| HOSA – Future Health Professionals | Champion, Taylor | [email protected] | "HOSA is a medical club in which members will delve into events related to the healthcare industry. These events will be part of the HOSA State Conference in March and members will compete against other students from across the state to display their work in the medical field. Members will be required to do some service and will need to attend the meetings as we host guest speakers who have careers in medicine. " |
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| iGEM | Arico, Scott | ||||
| Immigrant & Refugee Assistance Program | O'Brien, Aileen | [email protected] | Room 211, twice per month on Thursdays 2:20-3:20 | Immigrant & Refugee Assistance Program, or I. R.A.P, is an academic club at DuPont Manual High School that is focused upon providing assistance to refugees within the Louisville area through donation and volunteerism. | |
| Indian Student Association | Upadhyay, Harsh | [email protected] | |||
| Journalism Club | Mattingly, Margaret A | [email protected] | Wednesdays Yearbook (3:00 – 6:00 pm / Room 251) Newsmagazine (3:00 – 5:00 pm / Room 253) |
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| Juggling Club | Evans, Ben | [email protected] | Mondays 2:30 – 3:30 pm Room 204 or Courtyard |
Juggling Club invites all students of all skill-levels to learn, practice, explore, and master the wonderful art of juggling in a welcoming, social atmosphere. In addition to being tons of fun and a great way to socialize, juggling offers amazing benefits backed by science: it makes you smarter by promoting brain growth, relieves stress & anxiety, improves hand-eye coordination & and bi-manual dexterity, enhances balance, re-aligns the mind & body connection, cultivates focused concentration, strengthens your core, and boosts self-confidence. Juggling also teaches the skills of goal-setting, problem-solving, cooperation, and delayed gratification. It's a truly free and portable workout for body AND mind (beneficial for all age groups & body types)…that doesn't feel like "working out." Learn it in a day…and explore it for a lifetime. | |
| Justice Now ("13 Firsts" Podcast) | Palmer, Liz | [email protected] | every Monday in room 253 from 2:30 to 3:45 (general) and 3:45-4:30 (Justice Now leadership only) | Justice Now is a district-wide program that empowers youth to address societal problems through multi-year, student-led projects. In the 22-23 year, Manual's Justice Now chapter chose to create a podcast as its project. That podcast, called "13 Firsts,” now explores the hidden mental health and social justice issues that impact students in their 13 years as K-12 students. All students are invited to be part of our storytelling team. | |
| Key Club | Moss, Erin M | [email protected] | Please join the Key Club Remind by texting @dmhskey21 to 81010; Also follow @dupontmanualkeyclub on Instagram if available. We will be sending out our application (google form) on Remind! THANKS MS P | Thursdays after school, typically in the Senior Cafeteria | |
| Ladies in Leadership | Finley, Nicole C | [email protected] | Google classroom code:xovsp7q | Thursdays / 2:30-3:30 / room 212 | A place for young ladies to find and use their voice in leadership spaces to become better leaders in their communites. |
| Latin American and Hispanic Student Organization | Castro, Ana A | [email protected] | Google classroom code: xlhxhc6 Google Classroom link: https://classroom.google.com/c/NDk3MjQxNTc5OTMz?cjc=xlhxhc6 |
We meet twice per month on Fridays. From 2:30- 3:30 pm. Room: 233 | LAHSO and Allies invite all Manual's students to passionately celebrate Latin American and Hispanic culture through public service, academic empowerment, and the forging of a creative and friendly community. |
| Latin Club | Shiroma, Cynthia L | [email protected] | meets one Friday/month (which Friday depends on what is going on that month). | Information for Latin Club may be found on the Google Classroom for the Club. Students must be in Latin in order to join both Latin Club and Latin Honor Society, so they are invited to join in class.
We hold monthly meetings for Latin students where we do various fun activities, like costume contests and raffles. We also prepare for the KJCL state convention in March. |
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| Latin Honor Society | Shiroma, Cynthia L | [email protected] | meets during Crimson Hour | Students must be in Latin in order to join Latin Honor Society, so they are invited to join in class. | |
| Light 4 Kidz | Arico, Scott | ||||
| Louisville Rocketry | Moss, Erin | [email protected] | |||
| Manual Car Club | Krause, Ray | ||||
| Marching / Pep Band | Kinmon, Conner | [email protected] | One Week Summer Band "Camp", Thursdays from 3 – 5:30 through football season, select basketball games. | Open to all students of duPont Manual High School regardless of major, for more information visit our website https://sites.google.com/jefferson.kyschools.us/ypasbands/dmhs-crimson-sound | |
| Math History club | Purvis, Eric S | ||||
| Men of Quality | Bransford, Dwight | [email protected] | The program is sponsored by the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Our goal is to help young men set realistic goals, realize that the future belongs to those who are prepared, and become role models that can share their time, resources, and efforts in giving back to our community and our country. | ||
| Mock Trial | Caoplen, Carrie | [email protected] | Mock Trial tryouts are held in the fall and practices begin in September. Students learn trial rules and participate in trial competitions with other teams across the region. | ||
| MSDA – Manual Students Demand Action | Laura Spieglhalter | Meet once every 2-3 weeks on Mondays | Students Demand Action is working towards a future free from gun violence. Voter Registration Drives, Tabling Events, Rallies, and Parades are different events that we'd do (only voter reg drives at school) in order to spread more awareness to gun violence. | ||
| Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor) | Salkeld, Tim M | [email protected] | Remind: @mathparty2 | "Mu Alpha Theta (MAO) is the National High School Mathematics Honor Society with over 75,000 student members dedicated to developing strong scholarship in the subject and promoting the enjoyment of math. At Manual, membership is open to all students. We participate in a variety of math competitions throughout the year, including the national Log1 Contest and the international Rocket City Math League Competition. Members also complete math-related service throughout the year. In all, we're a tight-knit community of students who love to help others and are excited about math!" |
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| Muslim Student Association | Conti, Valerie | [email protected] | We meet every other Tuesday in room 320 except if the Tuesday is the first of the month. We will then meet the following Tuesday after that | The club is named the Muslim Student Association but is open to anyone who is interested in Islam and who would like to learn more about it. We try to be a club that represents Islamic values, clears up misconceptions, and provides correct information on Islam to the school. For example earlier in the year we did an Islamic Jeopardy and promoted the assistance of moving refugees outside of school. Currently we are working on a brochure about the month of Ramadan. | |
| National Art Honors Society | Clinkingbeard, Julie E. | [email protected] | Google Classroom: t6uq445 | Wednesdays 2:20-3:20 in Room 354 | Open to any students interested in art. We do collaborative art projects, art contests, and share artwork and new techniques. |
| National Honor Society (NHS) | Slagle, Becky A Mattingly, Margaret A |
[email protected] [email protected] |
First Friday of the Month / 2:30 – 3:30 pm / Auditorium | Our members uphold the NHS four pillars of Scholarship, Service, Leadership and Character. We are active performing hundreds of service hours for the school and our community throughout the year. | |
| National Honor Society for Dance Arts | Ruttan, Lora B | [email protected] | meeting during all Crimson Hours in the YPAS Annex, Room 4 | ||
| National Technical Honor Society | Moore, Laura M | [email protected] | https://nths.org/ | 1 x Month room 134 | NTHS helps members to: Seek postsecondary education by awarding over $300,000 in scholarships annually. • Position themselves ahead of competition in today’s highly competitive workforce. • Earn recognition for superior achievement in career and technical fields. • Build career portfolios with professional letters of recommendation. • Connect to global career and technical education networks. • Discover opportunities with leading business and industry. • Serve in leadership roles in communities and industries. |
| On the Record | Palmer, Liz A | [email protected] | Wednesdays in 253 (see note) | After school participation during all Wednesdays in February only, from 3-5 pm, open to all magnets and grades. | |
| One Blue Wall | Abplanalp, Kristafer | [email protected] | W1 / Thursdays / 3:00 – 4:30 pm / Room 253 | One Blue Wall is a student led art-literary magazine. They create two physical magazines that blend creative writing, visual art and creative design. Additionally, they produce and host art and literary themed events around town. | |
| Outdoor Adventure Club | Bickel, Jill | [email protected] | RM: 206 on Fridays about once a month. Sometimes they meet on the weekend if they do certain activities. | They mostly focus on doing activities outdoors (hiking, kayaking, etc.) and fostering an appreciation for nature. | |
| Paint and Think | Ronisha Vinson | Meet twice a month ( on the 1st and 4th Tuesday of the month ). Time – 2:40- 4:00pm | Our mission is to provide a safe space for people in our school community that allows them to share their emotions and reflect them through an artistic way. Painting has benefits of reducing stress, improving confidence levels, and most importantly strengthening the brain activity. | ||
| Philosophy Club | Slagle, Becky | [email protected] | Fridays from 2:30 – 3:00 pm Room 133 |
We want to raise awareness in our community and across the world for the discipline of philosophy and encourage people to think deeply about the world around them.
Joining this club will help accomplish this goal in a few ways. First, we encourage all members to write papers and attempt to get them published. Support and resources will be provided to help with this. Second, interested members can compete in the International Philosophy Olympiad, which is an international writing competition that is conducted annually. The Olympiad poses a question, and has competitors write a short paper exploring the philosophical implications of the prompt. Finally, even if you aren’t interested in either of these things, joining is a great way to learn more about history, language, science, and the world around you. |
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| Photography Club | Kaiman, Sarah | [email protected] | They meet in Room 254 once a month on Tuesdays. | It is student lead and organized. They talk about photography techniques and tips and have occasional scavenger hunts and also participate in competitions. | |
| Pickleball Club | Lenihan, Kathryn K | ||||
| Ping Pong Club | NO CURENT SPONSOR | ||||
| Psychology & Mental Wellness Club | Benson, Jessika | [email protected] | Remind @DMHSPMW IG: @PSYCHMANUAL |
The club is for students interested in improving the mental wellness of everyone in the school community while also providing students interested in psychology with the chance to learn about careers, research and studying opportunities. | |
| Quick Recall | Krause, Robin Buckner, Brittany |
[email protected] [email protected] |
Tryout only / Informed of dates met once accepted | We are a tryout-based team. As part of the overall academic team, our activity could be described as "fast paced, team Jeopardy!" Tryouts are in the fall and the season runs from September until Governor's Cup in March. | |
| raiseHearts | Kupper | remind code is @manualrai | The clubs meets on the 2nd and 4th Wed of the month. | ||
| Research and Development Club | Moss, Erin | ||||
| SCAN (Save the Children Action Network) | NO CURRENT SPONSOR | ||||
| Science Bowl | Starling, Michael Kuo, Dennis W. |
[email protected] [email protected] |
Remind code: @67eeg2 | Non-Faculty meeting Tuesdays / 2:30-3:30 / Room 303 | Science Bowl is one of our academic competition teams. It focuses specifically on mathematics and science multiple choice questions is a quick recall/quiz bowl style. |
| Science Olympiad | Applegate, Chris Redies, Robert O'Brien, Aileen |
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] |
If interested : [email protected] | If interested : [email protected] – Meeting times are variable and based on competition dates and what we have going on that week. Generally Thursdays | Science Olympiad allows members to explore various science disciplines and compete in these disciplines with partners. It's an amazing opportunity to learn science, collaboration, and responsibility! |
| Secret Garden: Newsletter & Planting Club | Conti, Valerie | [email protected] | Tuesdays (2:30 – 3:30 pm) Room 320 or Courtyard |
To provide a safe area for people to ask about love, whether it be platonic, family related, or romantic, but also give people something calming that they can bring into their future lives, which is gardening. The gardening in particular is supposed to be a metaphor to how relationships are delicate, but with the right care and time, they can healthily grow and perhaps fruit or blossom. We plan to create public newsletters that people can read, answering questions that are asked anonymously. | |
| Spanish Club / Scrabble | NO CURRENT SPONSOR | ||||
| Spanish Honors Society | Lenihan, Kathryn K | [email protected] | Google Classroom Link https://qrgo.page.link/TpG1j |
No regular meetings | The Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica is an Honor Society for high school students enrolled in Spanish and/or Portuguese sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Members are provided opportunities to volunteer within the Spanish-speaking community in Louisville. Volunteer hours result in graduation chords and/ or stoles. |
| Speech & Debate Team | Ritchie, Amy | [email protected] | Mondays and Wednesdays / 2:30-3:30 / Ms. Ritchie's Room | "Speech and Debate is a highly competitive academic event among high schoolers in competitive public speaking and debate. Manual Speech and Debate offers a wide variety of events and our members have demonstrated high levels of success at the local, state, national, and international level. All grades, magnets, and levels of prior experience are welcome. Our interest meeting is September 2nd at 3 PM. If you are interested in going, the zoom link is https://iu.zoom.us/j/98366061699" |
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| Step Team (Manual Dreamers) | Vinson, Ronisha | [email protected] | |||
| Student Senate | English, Joshua | [email protected] | Tuesdays / 2:30 to 3:30 | ||
| Symphony Club | NO CURRENT SPONSOR | ||||
| Tri-M | Taylor-Schroeder, Ascher | [email protected] | |||
| TSA/Robotics/Engineering | Moore, Laura M TSA Advisor Eltzroth, Noah |
[email protected] [email protected] |
dupontmanualmst.org/tsa Remind @21tsa22 |
Senior Cafeteria Every other Friday – Robotics (try outs the beggining of teh year, every wednesday) | Imagine an activity so captivating that students spend hours working on it after school for weeks at a time. That’s what happens when TSA members engage in TSA’s competitions. Only TSA members have the opportunity to compete at exciting regional, state and the annual National Conference. Expert judging by technology educators and industry representatives inspires the best from participants. Members are rewarded not only with medals, plaques or trophies, but also with memories of the camaraderie and the challenge of a TSA conference |
| Ultimate Frisbee | Elliott, Jordan Kuo, Dennis W. Starling, Michael |
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] |
Google Classroom https://classroom.google.com/c/MzgxNzg3MDE2Nzk1?cjc=udqqnu2 |
Every Friday 2:30-4:00 on the practice field (weather permitting) | |
| Unified Sports | Wallace, David | [email protected] | Unified Sports is an inclusive sports program for Special Olympics athletes and partner athletes for training and competition. | ||
| Winter Guard | Alvey, Megan | [email protected] | http://www.dupontmanualbands.weebly.com | Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:00pm-8:30pm
St. Stephens United Church |
The mission of organization is to provide a venue for young people to achieve the extraordinary through performance and competition. |
| Women in Science and Engineering Club | Conti, Valerie Fries, Kathy |
[email protected] [email protected] |
We learn more about different STEM careers while also empowering young girls to pursue a career in the STEM field. | ||
| Written Assessment Team | Upadhyay, Harsh | [email protected] | 3-4 times before a competition | ||
| Y-Club | Causey, Christina C | [email protected] | Remind–@yclub2324 Instagram–@manualyclub |
Thursdays, 2:30-3:30 Freshman Cafe |
"Y-Club is a youth and government (Y&G) club that allows thousands of high school students to become changemakers within their communities through community service and young political leadership. As a club, we participate in the Kentucky Youth Assembly (KYA), a mock state government conference, and the Kentucky United Nations Assembly (KUNA), a mock UN conference. Kentucky possesses the largest Y&G conferences in the nation with a total of over seven thousand attendees to KYA and KUNA. In addition, we provide members with service opportunities to make differences within their community" |
| Yearbook | Mattingly, Margaret A | [email protected] | Wednesday | Yearbook meets every Wednesday after school. | |
| Yoga Club | Purvis, Eric S | [email protected] | |||
| Young Democrats | Spiegelhalter, Laura | [email protected] | "Young Democrats is a club where politically-involved students come together to discuss politics and current events. We meet every Tuesday and are a community of friendly, open-minded, and passionate people from all across the political spectrum, from moderates to radicals! We sometimes have guest speakers or volunteer during meetings to help campaign for certain candidates as well—for example, this past year we made phone calls for Gov. Andy Beshear during the gubernatorial race. We welcome anyone who wants to get involved in politics or talk about things that are happening in the world!" |
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| Young Earth Activists | NO CURRENT SPONSOR |
This information has been filled out and updated to the best of knowledge. Not all clubs meet every week and schedule changes may occur. Students may benefit from contacting a sponsor, following the Remind code or checking before going to a meeting for the first time.
If a student has further information, updates or questions they should contact the editor of this article.
It’s also noted that students may propose their own club, but need a teacher/admin sponsor and confirmation of so many students guaranteed to join. New club proposals must be approved via the New Club Process. Contact Mr. Zuberer at [email protected] for further details about new club proposals, or ask your potential sponsor.
