Clubs and Organizations

AFJROTC
ROTCAFJROTC is a citizenship program designed to "Build Better Citizens."

The drill team and color guard meet twice per week, to practice for drill competitions throughout the state of Florida. Cadets learn about how to be successful in life, leadership and their communities. The more technical part of the program involves the study of life skills, science of flight, aviation history, and space exploration. The AFJROTC completes numerous community service projects.

Meeting Schedule
Tuesdays and Thursdays, after school, ROTC Room

Contact
Sponsor: MSGT Holland
Sponsor: Lt. Col. Baskerville

Additional Information
AFJROTC FL-936 website
Art Club
Art ClubThe Art Club provides its members with the opportunity to express their individuality through the creation of artwork, and to give to the community, school and others, using their unique talents.

Meeting Schedule
Thursdays, 2:30pm, Room 1-098

Contact
 Sponsor: Ms. Jensen
Bunnell FFA
FFA LogoThe Bunnell FFA at Flagler-Palm Coast High School was chartered in 1937. The organization offers members a wide variety of opportunities that promote personal growth, premier leadership and career success. The FFA encourages the practical application of technical skills and individual growth.

Chapter activities include community service, team building, competitions and conferences. Through these activities members develop communication, problem solving and leadership skills that will help them on their path to success. Members have the opportunity to make new friends, develop new skills, travel and qualify for scholarships. 

Annual dues are $17.00, which includes state/national dues and t-shirt.  

Meeting Schedule
First Wednesday of each month (second Wednesday in April only), Room 6-103

Contact
Sponsor: Johanna Davis 

 

Additional Information

Bunnell FFA website
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: @bunnellffa

Chef's Club
Chefs ClubChef’s Club is a place where students can bond together through cooking. Club members create dishes, research different foods, and eat together as a team.
 
Meeting Schedule
First Wednesday of each month, right after school, Culinary Lab

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. Oliva
DECA
DECA LogoA student organization that encourages the development of business and leadership skills through academic conferences and competitions.

Competitions include written tests which cover business and marketing information, as well as role-playing, problem-solving events. Students are judged on the basis of their ability to develop and communicate sound, creative, and thorough solutions to problematic situations.

DECA will work on projects and campaigns throughout the school year, such as the career fair, to support FPC and the entrepreneurship program.
 
Meeting Schedule
Second and fourth Thursday of each month, 2:20pm, Room 7-208

Contact
Sponsor: Corinne Schaefer  
Ebony Society Club
Ebony SocietyThe Ebony Society of Flagler-Palm Coast High School focuses on African American culture, history and community service. The activities and experiences promote cultural awareness and connection between African American and varied world cultures.

Students participate in community service projects that capture and extend their experiences, learn effective methods to successfully navigate the college admissions process, and engage in team building activities; including leadership development training, creating Public Service Announcements (PSAs), and conducting an annual fundraiser. Members also have opportunities to participate in educational and business related virtual field trips. 
 
Meeting Schedule
Second Thursday of each month, virtual option is available, Room 2121

Contact 
Sponsor: Ms. Lee
Flagler County Youth Center - Student Advisory Council
Flagler County Youth Center LogoThe Student Advisory Council is the organizing body of the Flagler County Youth Center.  The Student Advisory Council is responsible for setting and enforcing all facility rules and regulations, as well as creating and participating in a number of Community Service events and projects. Students who participate qualify for Community Service hours, and seniors are eligible to apply for two scholarships sponsored by the Youth Center.

Contact
Sponsor: Brandon Seminara

Additional Information
Flagler County Youth Center website
Flagler-Palm Coast High School Dance Company
Dance CompanyParticipation in the Flagler-Palm Coast High School Dance Company is by audition only. 

Dancers rehearse after school for performances throughout the school year. Dancers must be registered and active in FPC Dance courses, and maintain an overall 2.0 GPA to participate.

Meeting Schedule
Rehearsals are scheduled as needed, on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, immediately after school hours, Room 1-087

Contact
Sponsor: Janice Monsanto
FPCHS Band
BandThe Flagler-Palm Coast High School Band consists of three Symphonic Bands, two Jazz Ensembles, Marching Band, Color Guard (Starlets), IB Music, AP Music Theory, and Instrumental Techniques.

The groups consistently participate at Florida Bandmasters' Association District and State Music Performance Assessments. Other performances are given throughout the year at the Flagler Auditorium, FPCHS football games, local parades, and community events.

Meeting Schedule
All Band groups require students to be in a Symphonic Band class. After-school rehearsals are required, and the schedule varies by season. Please contact the directors for more information.

Contact
Director: Adam Rich
Director: John Seth
Phone: 386-437-7540 x3166
FPC Bulldogs 4-H
4HThe FPC Bulldogs 4-H Club is a youth development partnership between FPCHS, The University of Florida, and the Flagler County UF IFAS Extension Office.

During weekly meetings, members will develop life skills in leadership, communications, public speaking, and a variety of agriculture skills through projects and team building activities. Club members also complete community service, STEM, healthy living, and citizenship projects at the club, county, regional, and state levels.

FPC Bulldogs 4-H Club members are eligible to participate in the Flagler County Fair, as well as county, regional, and state competitions!

Meeting Schedule
Tuesdays, 2:20–4:15, Room 3-103

Contact
Sponsor: Andrew Medearis
Phone: 386-437-7540 x3271

Additional Information
Instagram: fpc_bulldogs_4h
Twitter: @fpcbulldogs4h
FPC Bulldogs Robotics
FPC Robotics LogoThe FPC Bulldogs Robotics Team is part of the FPC Bulldogs 4-H youth development partnership between Flagler-Palm Coast High School, the University of Florida, and the Flagler County UF/IFAS Extension Office. FPC Robotics Team members will develop leadership, communication, problem solving, and a variety of specialty skills related to the planning, design, and building of competition robotics systems.

FPC Bulldogs Robotics Team competes in the Volusia  Manufacturers Association Robot Brawl, SeaPerch Competitions and FIRST Robotics - FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), and FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) during the school year.
 
Meeting Schedule
Wednesdays and Thursdays, 2:20–5:00pm, Room 3-103

Contact
Sponsor: Andrew Medearis
Phone: 386-437-7540 x3271

Additional Information
Facebook: @fpcbulldogs.4h.robotics
Instagram: @fpc.bulldogs.robotics
Twitter: @FpcRobotics
FPC E-Sports
ESportsThe FPC E-Sports team is for students interested in video game competitions, and in competing locally and nationally, in the up-and-coming world of Esports. Students will have the ability to win prizes and scholarships depending on how their team does.
 
Meeting Schedule
Weekly on Tuesdays, Room 7-103

Contact
Sponsor: Mr. Lique
Sign-Up Form
FPC Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity LogoIn partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Flagler, the purpose of FPC Habitat for Humanity is to help people by advocating, working, and showing support to those in need.

Contact
Sponsor: Bonita Robinson
FPC Key Club
Key Club LogoKey Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and to learn to be active in their community.  

Meeting Schedule
Second and fourth Thursday of each month, 2:30pm, Room 2-120

Contact
Sponsor: Vicky Eaton
FPC Technical Theater Intern Guild
The FPC Technical Theater Guild is a group of motivated FPC students interested in excellence in Technical Theater. The Guild supports every event at the Flagler Auditorium, from school-related programs and shows, to professional events open to the community. Members of the Technical Theater Intern Guild work with professionals in the field, and get rare and valuable experience.
 
Contact
Sponsor: Jack Neiberlein
 
Additional Information
 Flagler Auditorium website
FPC Thespians Troupe 5023
FPC Thespians LogoThe International Thespian Society is an organization for actors, vocalists, and technical designers who strive for excellence in theatre.
 
Meeting Schedule
Fridays, 2:15–3:15pm, FPC Black Box

Contact
Sponsor: Kelly Rivera

Additional Information
Facebook: FPC Thespian Drama
Instagram: fpc_thespians
Twitter: @FPCThespians
FPC-TV
FPC-TV LogoFPC-TV represents creativity, craftsmanship, and integrity—elements that are a part of life.

Meeting Schedule
Every Tuesday and Thursday, 2:30pm, Room 1141 Lab

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. Hicks
FPCHS National Honor Society for Dance Arts
NHSDA LogoThe primary mission of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA) is to promote and honor outstanding artistic merit, leadership, and academic achievement in students. The FPCHS chapter participates in numerous events in the state of Florida, to encourage well-rounded dance artists to become leaders in their communities, before and after graduation. Induction requirements include 30 credits in dance activities, a GPA of 3.5 or higher, and teacher recommendations.
 
Meeting Schedule
Members meet as needed, schedule announced in FPC dance classes, and FPC Dance Company events.

Contact
Sponsor: Janice Monsanto
Future Problem Solvers
Future Problem Solvers LogoProblem solving through community service is the core of this club. Students apply problem-solving skills to existing problems in their school, community, or state. They identify a problem situation then use the creative problem solving process to develop a plan of action, and then implement this plan. Problem solving through community service bridges the gap between school and the real world. Creative thinkers and writers are needed, as well as those who want to make a difference in the community!

Meeting Schedule
Second Tuesday of each month, before and/or after school, BLC

Contact
Sponsor: Ms Santore
Sponsor: Ms Watt
Gaming Club
Gaming Club is a fun, casual place to hang out and play table games like Dungeons and Dragons, or video games like Super Smash Brothers, Minecraft, and more!

Meeting Schedule
Second and fourth Tuesday of each month, until 4:00pm, BLC

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. Santore
Genders and Sexualities Alliance (GSA)
FPC GSA LogoGSA clubs, or GSAs for short, are student-run organizations that unite LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities. FPC's GSA is a safe space for LGBTQ+ and allies to socialize, support, and advocate for social change related to racial, gender, and educational justice.
 
Meeting Schedule
Thursdays, after school, BLC

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. Mercado
Sponsor: Ms. Reckenwald 
HOSA
HOSA LogoHOSA Future Health Professionals is a global student-led organization, whose mission is to promote career opportunities in the health industry, and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.

Meeting Schedule
Mondays, 2:20pm, Room 6-102

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. White

Additional Information
HOSA website
Interact
Interact LogoThe Interact Club is a community service club that is project-based and focused on building relationships between members and the community.

The club is sponsored by the local Rotary, part of an international service organization whose stated purpose is to bring together business and professional leaders in order to provide humanitarian service and to advance goodwill and peace around the world.
 
Meeting Schedule
Second and fourth Tuesday of each month, 2:30pm, Room 7-205

Contact
Sponsor: Pamela Vandercook
 
Additional Information
Twitter: @fpcinteractclub 
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce LogoThe Junior Chamber of Commerce is an organization based in the Flagler County Youth Center, which aims to provide professional opportunities for its members. The Junior Chamber of Commerce has guest speakers and events, and sponsors student-led projects. Joining this organization sets students up for their future careers, and could change their professional futures.


Meeting Schedule
Second and fourth Monday of each month, 2:30pm, Youth Center

Contact
Sponsor: Brandon Seminara
The Leo Club
Leo ClubThe Leo Club is a community service club, which is part of the Palm Coast Lion’s Club. Throughout the year the club is involved in various events in Flagler County, as well as events at elementary schools.
 
Contact
Melissa Castañeda
 
Social Media
Twitter: @FPC_LeoClub
Model United Nations
Model UN LogoThe Model United Nations is an authentic simulation of the UN General Assembly, UN Security Council, or other multilateral body. Delegates attend conferences where they serve as ambassadors to address real-world issues by drafting resolutions and working with fellow delegates to solve international crises concerning human rights, peace and security, the environment, economic development and other global concerns.

This is a place to strengthen your voice in public speaking while learning about the world, all while making great friends in a quirky environment!
 
Meeting Schedule
First and third Friday of each month, 2:30pm, Room 2-223

Contact
Sponsor: Allison Elledge  

Social Media
Twitter: @fpcmodelun 
Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha ThetaMu Alpha Theta is an honor society dedicated to promoting mathematical learning, both within and outside of the chapter. The team accomplishes this by creating a healthy and honorable mathematical competitive environment while encouraging others to surpass their current mathematical ability, and by offering free peer math tutoring to Flagler-Palm Coast High School students.
  
Meeting Schedule
Second Tuesday of each month, 2:25–3:30, BLC

Contact
Sponsor: Cheryl Perry
Sponsor: Jennifer Santore 
Sponsor: Scott Warren 
National Honor Society
National Honor Society LogoThe National Honor Society has a long established record of holding its members up to standards of academic excellence, service to community, and school involvement in activities and qualities of exemplary character.

Selection for the National Honor Society is held in February, for students in 10th and 11th grades, with a 3.75 or higher GPA. Students applying for the program must have a résumé which includes community and school service. 

Meeting Schedule
Third Wednesday of each month, 7:35am or 2:25pm, Room 2227

Contact
Sponsor: Cheryl Perry
 
Additional Information
National Honor Society Selection Process
R.O.O.T.S.
R.O.O.T.S. LogoRevisiting our original traditions, building community, and providing peer tutoring.

Meeting Schedule
First and third Tuesday of each month, 2:30pm, Room 1-150

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. Oshesky
Red Cross Club

Red Cross LogoJoin the Red Cross Club, and you will have fun with your friends while serving the community! A Red Cross Club is an extension of a local Red Cross region or Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) Station. Students will receive training and leadership development opportunities, and will choose and implement mission-related projects in the community, while delivering lifesaving services of the Red Cross.

 
Meeting Schedule
Fourth Friday of each month, Room 2-211

Contact
Sponsor: Carrie Schell
Starlets
Starlets LogoThe Starlets are Flagler-Palm Coast High School's Color Guard and Dance Team.
 
Meeting Schedule
Practices vary by season, and are usually two or three times per week.

Contact
Sponsor: Lauren Albert
Starlets email

Additional Information
Starlets website
Student Government Association (SGA)
SGA LogoMembers of the Flagler-Palm Coast High School Student Government Association (SGA) strive to promote school spirit, encourage peers to focus on achievement and celebrate their success, all while serving the community. SGA members are committed to serving others by creating a positive school climate and culture that includes ALL students and celebrates ALL successes. The SGA “Leads, Serves, and Represents” through long hours on projects, activities, and community service. The group is always open to new members.

The SGA motto is “Expect Excellence,” therefore grades, discipline records, and character are a large part of the membership criteria. There is an elective class is offered to SGA members to support the activities they sponsor. To be eligible for a seat in this class, students must be at the top of the "action hours earned" list, and be a member of the after-school club for a minimum of one year.

Meeting Schedule
General Assembly: First Tuesday of each month, 2:20pm, Cafeteria
Workday: Every Tuesday, 2:20pm, Room 1-101

Contact
Sponsor: Evana Fretterd
SWAT
SWAT LogoStudents Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) is Florida's statewide youth organization working to mobilize, educate and equip Florida's youth to revolt against and de-glamorize Big Tobacco. SWAT is a united movement of empowered youth, working toward a tobacco-free future. 

Meeting Schedule
First Thursday of each month, after school, Room 3227

Contact
Sponsor: Cheryl Perry
Yearbook

YearbookYearbook is where students have the ability to learn new skills, like photography and digital design, while representing the whole student body. The organization's goal is to make a history book that properly captures the people, events, and emotions throughout the school year, for students to reflect on years from now.


Meeting Schedule
Last Thursday of each month, 2:30pm, Room 1-088

Contact
Sponsor: Ms. Pogue