- Columbus North High School
- NORTH CLUBS
CNHS CLUB INFORMATION
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Request for Club Charter Form (PDF)
The Club Program. Each club must meet the following basic requirements:
1. It must have open membership (no voting).
2. It must have a definite series of worthwhile programs.
3. Its name must be appropriate and clear as to the purpose of the club.
4. It must not collect dues unless it is affiliated with a national or state group which collects dues.
5. It must not collect fines of any kind.
6. It must require no pin (unless state or national), no sweater, or other sign of recognition which might be an expense to members.
7. The sponsor must submit to the annual club survey at the end of the year.
8. The Club Sponsor must be an approved BCSC full time staff member.
All club members must take an active part in the club work and activities in order to retain membership. All projects for raising or spending money must have the approval of the assistant principal for student activities. Requests for money-making projects should have a specific reason for money which serves club purposes.New ClubsIf a student or students have an idea for a club which they think they would enjoy and can find fifteen other interested students and a CNHS teacher (or approved staff member) willing to serve as a sponsor, these students may submit a CNHS request form for a charter to the sponsor who will present it to the assistant principal for student activities. All clubs should have a written constitution on file and must be able to produce it on demand.
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Academic Super Bowl
The Columbus North Academic SuperBowl team is an extracurricular program that teaches teamwork, self-discipline, and stresses the importance of learning and self-growth. Our students, regardless of race, religion, gender, work together in teams that stress the areas of math, science, social studies, English, and fine arts while applying these concepts to a given period in history. The Academic SuperBowl team brings all students together to learn, study, and compete as a team. The students understand what it means to be part of a team and work to achieve a common goal. The Academic Team is open to all students at Columbus North who wish to participate. The goals of the team are to foster teamwork, promote academic knowledge and understanding, and have the students learn self-discipline while being part of a team.
See Mr. Campbell in Room 2420.
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Animation Club
The purpose of this club is for students to learn how to create high-quality animations and short films. Students would have the opportunity to create and practice advanced animation and film production techniques. Students will be able to submit their work to a small film festival at the end of the school year.
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Art Club
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Beta Club
This club is a state-affiliated club that allows students to showcase their academic and artistic talent by competing in state-wide and national conventions.
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Biking Club
This club takes long rides over a sponsor-created route when it meets.
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Bowling Club
Competing in bowling tournaments with other high schools, with the opportunity to advance to Sectionals, Regionals, Semi-State and State for Varsity. Our JV teams consist of 6th, 7th and 8th grade students. You must be a student at North or take classes at North to bowl for the Varsity team. If not, you are more than welcome to bowl on the JV team.
Sponsored by Sonya Harrison.
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Business Professionals of America (BPA)
BPA is a national organization that promotes business careers and competition. We compete in multiple different business events at the district, state and national level. You must be in a business class to participate.
Sponsored by Scott Seavers in 2424.
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Ceramics Club
Ceramics club is for clay enthusiasts of all skill levels beginner to advanced, to explore the art of creating things in clay. The club works together on a variety of projects throughout the year.
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Chess Club
Chess club is open to players of all skill levels. We meet in 2311 for friendly games of both standard and 4-player chess (and any other variants players would like). Occasional tournaments may be held in the future.
Fridays during advisory.
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CNHS Business Catalysts
The purpose of the CNHS Business Education Catalysts is to raise awareness of the CNHS business education classes, support other competitive business clubs, and partner with other organizations or businesses.
Sponsor: Ms. Laura Daily
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Columbus FFA - National FFA
FFA is a dynamic and growing youth-led organization, consisting of over a half-a-million student members nationwide, based in agricultural science education. The National FFA is successfully changing lives and preparing students for leadership, personal growth and career success. These lessons, skills, friendships and experiences shape our members and the benefits remain for their entire lives. Members participate in a wide range of agricultural science education activities, leading to the possibility of more than 300 professional career opportunities. The continued success of our student members remains the primary mission of FFA.
Sponsored by TBA and meets the second Thursday of the month from 6-7pm, 6-8pm, or 7-8pm depending on the event / month.
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Computer Science and Cyber Security Club
Computer Science/CyberSecurity:
The team prepares for contests for SkillsUSA and CyberPatriot. The team needs programmers for SkillsUSA, and the CyberPatriot team is made up of 6 students with Linux, Windows Server, Windows, and Packet Tracer knowledge. Each student specializes in one or two backgrounds for the contest.Michael Paprocki, M.EdPLTW Computer Science, CyberSecurity & Networking TeacherC4 - Columbus East & North High School -
Debate (and Speech) Team
The CNHS Speech team helps students improve their public speaking by helping them learn and practice various techniques that will be valuable to them later in in their life and careers.
Sponsored by Brian Campbell and Mike Spock.
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DECA
Deca is a club that prepares emerging business leaders and entrepreneurs to be successful in both college and their career through learning various key points about different business topics.
Sponsored by Brian Campbell.
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Dungeon's and Dragons Club
Dungeons and Dragons is one of the most popular role-playing games in the world. In this club, students will be participating in Dungeons and Dragons games. They will learn to use their creativity to craft detailed characters and stories, as well as learn to play the game and act as the Dungeon master (curator of the game). All supplies are provided.
