South Meck Clubs & Organizations: Part 1
- Chelsea Austin, Maya Jaworsky
- Oct 5, 2018
- 6 min read

Hello South Meck Students! As you may know, Club Day was this past Wednesday. Clubs are a great way to make new friends, gain new experiences, learn new things, and broaden your horizons overall. Extracurriculars such as clubs and organizations look great on college applications as they display your skills with time management, teamwork, and your ability to adapt in new situations and environments. We have a very broad spectrum of clubs to choose from this year. Take a look at these clubs and their descriptions (as stated by people in the clubs) below! As the number of clubs and organizations we offer at South Meck is so large, we decided to split this into two parts, so be sure to check out our other article as well!
For more information about each club (such as day/time of meetings and advisors), you can check out the ICC Website for a full listing as well as email contacts for advisers.
Club Listing
American Sign Language Club: “To provide positive networking opportunities for students with ASL”
Amnesty Club: The purpose of the Amnesty International Club is to bring together individuals with a passion for human rights to discuss and get involved in today’s societal issues.
The Sabres All-Stars and Co.: The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit and healthy activity. The club will also provide a positive outlet for students interested in dance.
Best Buddies: To provide opportunities for one to one friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. Best buddies will foster friendship and inclusion on our campus.
Nach Baliye - Bollywood Dance Club: The purpose of Nach Baliye is to bring the experience of Indian culture to South Meck & to increase student involvement and cultural experience
Club FeminiSM: “The purpose of the club is to discuss feminist issues across the world, learn more about what it means to be a feminist, have group discussions, and find ways to reduce gender inequality across our nation and world.”
College Prep Club: To provide preparation to students for ACT/SAT testing and other pre-college activities.
Sabre Coding Squad: Getting students to be interest and comfortable in coding and attract girls to be in computer programming/computer science classes. Getting students to be interest and comfortable in coding and attract girls to be in computer programming/computer science classes.
Cookies For Kids Cancer Club: The purpose of this organization will be to foster important community work in the name of an established organization that aims to eliminate pediatric cancer.
Debate Club: “The purpose of The Debate Club is promote effective communication through meeting common moral ground involving many different topics as well as becoming/staying educated in politics.”
DECA: Profit career and technical student organization
FBLA (Future Business Leaders Of America): The Future Business Leaders of America organizations is the largest career student business organization in the world. Each year, FBLA helps over 230,000 members prepare for careers in business. Members develop essential skills by holding chapter officer positions at the local, state, and national level. They do this by networking with accomplished business professionals and by participating in business-focused workshops, seminars, and academic competitions. Members create career portfolios, enhance their knowledge with world-recognized skills certifications, and have access to select college scholarships. Members get access to exclusive discounts and enhanced benefits for travel, education, and more.
FCCLA: a dynamic and effective national student organization that helps young men and women become leaders and address important personal, family, work and societal issues
Fellowship Of Christian Athletes: The purpose of this club is to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.
FILA: Latin American dance that promotes diversity of cultures through the artistic expression of dance.
Future Science Specialists: The purpose of this club is to provide students, that are already interested in pursuing an education in science with information about different scientific careers to help determine what specific area they want to study.
Gregarian Federation: Enrich students' lives by offering camaraderie and aid in all aspects of life. Extracurricular, philosophical, artistry, academia, big picture thoughts. A way for students to safely vent and help each other out.
Helping Hand: The purpose of this club is to provide middle and elementary school students with tutoring tailored towards their individual needs in order to help them excel in school.
INTERACT Club: A service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community.
Internet Sociology Club: To examine the culture of the internet and how people interact with each other.
Japanese & Taiko Club: Recognize academic achievement and promote scholarship, service, leadership and character for Junior and Senior level students in South Meck.
M.I.L.K. (SMHS Gay-Straight Alliance): The MILK Club of South Mecklenburg High School exists to provide an open forum for the sexual and gender minority youth of our community and their allies to discuss and share with one another in a safe, comfortable, student-led environment.
Model United Nations: The purpose of Model United Nations is to expand student understanding of global issues. Model UN students participate in conferences, usually held on college campuses, and are assigned countries and major world topics. Through collaboration and debate, students strive to find solutions to world problems.
Outward Bound Unity Club: “To create unity within the diverse student body of South Mecklenburg High School.”
Photography Club: The goal of this club is to help young aspiring photographers learn how to master their ways around the DSLR and other cameras.
Professions in Healthcare Sciences: The purpose of this club is to provide students, that are already interested in pursuing an education within the health science field, with information about different careers available in the said field. This way they can better determine what specific area they want to study.
Project Unify: Unify Club partners with Carmel Middle school in order to mentor and perform engaging activities with students.
Sabre Tech Club: “The purpose of this organization is to inspire its student members to become familiar with careers in a technology and to promote technological literacy, leadership, and problem solving to their student membership.”
Seek Your Side: The purpose of this organization will be to help people understand politics, be updated on current events, and find their voice within political and social issues.
South Meck Garfield Club: The Garfield Club will be a club dedicated to having fun in Garfield related ways.
South Meck Lion Dance: This club is to spread and enlighten people on Lion Dance, a form of martial arts and performance arts used to entertain and as exercise.
South Meck Writing Collective: A safe outlet for kids to be creative with writing, help them work on social skills, and it is also an opportunity for peer tutoring in English class. If your future career includes writing skills the Writing Collective would be a great place to learn new things and sharpen your imagination. Writing club meetings are every Monday from 2:30-3:30 pm in Room O-1101. There are no dues for this club and you must attend at least 5 meetings each semester to be considered a member.
Superfans: Decide on football game themes and promote attendance to games.
Tabletop Gaming: To provide an outlet for the creativity of our students and a place for those students to enjoy Dungeons and Dragons
Tree Club: To bring the students more in touch with the environment and focus on assistance for the greater good, and to open the mindset of looking forward to a more environmentally-conscious future.
UNICEF: “To inform club members and the community about issues faced by children of the world. To donate to the national UNICEF organization to help rectify these issues.
Unify Club: “Unify Club partners with Carmel Middle school in order to mentor and perform engaging activities with educationally challenged students.”
Wagon Wheels: The purpose of this organization will be to offer students another way to make a difference in their community by small acts of kindness that do not require large amounts of time and money.
Yoga Club: Our purpose is to provide a healthy platform for students to de-stress and learn techniques to manage healthy living.
Youth Commission International: “South Meck YCI’s purpose is to create a space where all students are welcome and can play games together, pray for one another, go out being ambassadors for Christ in our everyday lives together, and to grow deeper in our relationships with Christ and other club attendees in an authentic Biblical community.”
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