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Band Council
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Band Council is comprised of elected members from Symphonic Band. The function of the Band Council is to support the band program through leadership, fundraisers, social activities and service activities.
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Greg Adam
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7th-12th Grade
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The Book Was Better
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Books. Yeah. We read books and talk about books, books we choose together. Join us anytime. All who love books are welcome.
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Jennifer Wood
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7th-12th Grade
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Choir Council
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Choir Council is comprised of elected members from all choirs with leadership positions filled by members of the Cantabile Honors Chorale. Choir Council supports the choir program through fundraisers, social activities, performance opportunities, and festivals.
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Chris Granger
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7th-12th Grade
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Fandom Book Club
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Need a place to nerd out? We discuss the books; Wings of Fire, Warrior Cats, and Percy Jackson. In the club, we will create memes for our favorite book moments, write fan fiction and alternate universe stories, design our own original characters, and more. Fandom Book Club is where nerds can be nerds.
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Jessica Davis
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7th-12th Grade
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Girls Who Code
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Girls Who Code encourages and engages young women in computer science and programming while striving to increase the percentage of women in computer science. All experience levels are welcome.
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Sarah Cahill
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7th-12th Grade
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International Thespian Society
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The International Thespian Society (ITS) is the Educational Theatre Association’s honorary organization for students. Our Thespian Troupe encourages involvement in all aspects of theatre arts and theatrical expression. Membership is earned by participating in the theatre program at Horizon Honors (no just acting) and accumulating points for admission. Thespians receive a wide range of benefits and opportunities throughout their high school careers and become Thespian alumni after graduation. Must Pay Club Dues
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Joshua Garrett
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Jennifer Wood
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7th-12th Grade
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NJHS -National Junior Honor Society
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This organization promotes the recognition of students who demonstrate outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, citizenship, and service. Its purpose is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, to develop character, and to encourage good citizenship among middle school students. Students are invited to apply for membership second semester based on GPA. Must Pay Club Dues
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Bethany Neel
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7th & 8th Grade
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The Origami Aviators Club
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The Origami Aviators Club is focused on improving folding and precision skills. Lessons will be taught on folding mechanics through discussion and video. There will be folding competitions in addition to several category-based challenges. Become an Origami Aviator today!
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Melinda Buttrey
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7th-12th Grade
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Pickleball Club
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The Pickleball Club will provide students with an education in Pickleball rules and strategies in addition to giving students the chance to compete against one another. Students will provide their own transportation to and from Pecos park.
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Susan Sorel
Starting 2nd Semester
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7th-12th Grade
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Pre-Med Club
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The Pre-Med is focused on students who are interested in attending medical school or have an interest in pursuing a career in the medical field. The club will introduce you to tips, skills, and opportunities that will help with your career pursuit.
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Amanda Bors
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7th-12th Grade
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Student Council (StuCo)
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Members of Student Council are to be role models for student behavior, leadership, and service. Student Council members are expected to be a positive force in the classroom and model behavior that upholds Horizon Honor’s leadership expectations. Student Council members are involved in sponsoring fundraising to support Middle School social opportunities and events, as well as community projects. Members are expected to not only participate, but lead in community service projects throughout the school year. The council members are elected in August each school year. And leadership roles are voted on by the council.
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Jessica Davis & Jennifer Wood
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7th & 8th Grade
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Travel Club
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Horizon Honors is excited to offer a variety of educational travel opportunities. These opportunities not only enhance a student’s education, but create life experiences which build self-confidence. Travel, whether national or international, awakens the senses—and mind—to different cultures, people, languages, and experiences. Trips will vary by year and include a variety of opportunities including language immersion, service learning, and hand-on workshops or training. Through these experiences students enhance their knowledge of history, language, art, architecture, theatre, literature, science, and culture while navigating the cities of the world, making friends, and having life experiences that create unforgettable memories. Club members participate in pre-travel education and exercises to prepare for the specific trip and record on-trip reflections that recount each day's adventures to the Horizon Honors community via Facebook and Instagram.
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Adam Holst
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7th & 8th Grade
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| 4-H STEAM Club |
Through the 4H STEAM Club students will be given the opportunity to look into a variety of different science related topics they might not touch on or fully during class. They will be given the chance to explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematical topics in much greater detail. Through the 4-H (a national youth) program, students will get the opportunity to participate at different events such as the Arizona State Fair, the Maricopa State Fair, Communication Day, etc. During certain club meetings, students may focus on topics such as Global Climate Change or the basics of Coding or be given an introduction into Robotics, while at other club meetings students may be given time to develop a project that they hope to present at the state or county fair, working with other students to bounce ideas off one another or even just be supported in their endeavors.
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Madeline Nicholls |
7th-12th Grade |