F.C.A. is known as Fellowship of Christian Athletes, but that isn’t what it is really about. They meet on every Monday at lunch and they typically serve lunch to everyone, they will also be having a speaker come in every once in awhile.  I think the name of it should be changed because were not just wanting athletes, we are wanting any Christians that would like to come visit, and fellowship with other Christians. They meet in the vocal room down by the band room.

Philosophy Club will be run by Trevor Robbins, a history teacher at Ada high. It will be a discussion club where students can analyze different current events. They will meet after school on Mondays starting on the fifteenth in Mr. Robbin’s room number 121.

B.P.A.or  Business professionals of America is a club run by Donnieta Ray and Janet Barrick the computer teachers at Ada high. The goal of B.P.A. is contribute to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic and technology skills. They will meet the first Monday of every month at lunch.

Health Corps. Club: Who can come? Anyone can, if you come you will be learning about Health Corps. Health Fair, Learn to cook, Healthy recipes and meal ideas, and food. Where at? The library every Thursday at lunch starting September 18th. Why is this important? To help promote healthy living and gain valuable leadership and life skills.

Literacy at Lunch is a student led book club.  Each week, members take turns leading discussions over the selected reading.  Literacy at lunch meets on Mondays, at lunch, in the library.  Pizza is available for $2.  Anyone with a love of reading is welcome to join.

National Honor Society: Four main purposes have guided chapters of NHS from the beginning: “To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools.” (from the NHS Constitution) These purposes also translate into the criteria used for membership selection in each local chapter. Ada High School is an official chapter member of the National Honor Society. Our mission is to recognize students that illustrate an outstanding academic record. The requirement for membership is a cumulative grade point average of 3.85 (weighted) or higher. Meetings are once a month on the first Friday of the month and consist of lunch, officers presentation of agendas and upcoming events. To be considered a “member” eligible students must pay dues and attend at least two meetings a year. In addition to meetings and academics, National Honor Society members are also involved with community service activities and have extra scholarship opportunities that are provided online at the National Honor Society website, www.nhs.us.

Science Club: The purpose of Science Club is bringing students together for all things scientific.  You do not need to be enrolled in a science class or make A’s in science; all you need is an interest.  You can join anytime but need to have come to two consecutive meetings in order to vote.  Dues are $5 for the year. You can join at anytime.  We meet about every other Tuesday at lunch in Ms. Gamble’s room 128.  Lunch is provided for $3.  Bring your own beverage or your own lunch if you don’t want what our Hand That Feeds has whipped up.  We are also a National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) Bio Club, appear in the monthly journal on the Bio Club page.  Seniors in good standing are eligible for a green honor cord at graduation.  We usually sell Little Caesar’s Pizza kits for our fundraiser, which will be happening soon.  We typically have 4 speakers a year, host the Earth Day Lunch on the Lawn and have movie nights at school.  We are involved with stream water quality as Blue Thumb volunteers. We have taken field trips to various places including the BioBlitz and WildCare.  We design a new t-shirt each year.  Officers are honored with their name on the Science Club Officer Plaque each year.  Officers include President – Avery Stevens, Vice-President – Tanner Stone, Treasurer – Gary Brooks, Secretary – Savannah Cloar, The Hand That Feeds – Meagan Galbreaith, Sophomore Representative to the Board (SRB) – to be determined, and Members of the Board (MOB) Sage Love and Sarah Morgan.  We elect officers in May except for the SRB who is elected in September.