Clubs & Activities

Moderator: Betty Vinson

Purpose/Objective: Our club's mission is to help women who are battling all types of cancer who need support. Our primary focus is on supporting women with breast cancer. 

Moderator:
Bruce Ferguson - bferguson@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the Ace of Clubs: 

Welcome to the Ace of Clubs, a unique after-school gathering where students of all levels can learn and play poker while enjoying camaraderie and fun! Whether you're a seasoned card shark or a complete beginner, our friendly environment encourages everyone to join. But Ace of Clubs is not just about the game; we're also committed to making a positive impact in our community. Through various charity events, we raise funds to support worthy causes, transforming our passion for poker into a force for good. Join us every [insert day/time] in [insert location] to discover the excitement of poker, make new friends, and be part of something bigger. No experience necessary, just bring your enthusiasm!

Moderator:  Rick Pelegrin - rpelegrin@columbushs.com

Purpose: Club members would work hand in hand with Andrea Believes Foundation. This would be done through various drives/fundraisers for Andrea's upcoming projects, which would supply her with all materials needed for a given project. The overall goal of the club is to aid Andrea in her goal to enrich the lives of struggling children. 

Moderator: 
Michael Dukes - mdukes@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Anglers Club:

The Columbus Anglers Club provides an opportunity for the students to be able to participate in outdoor sportsmanship activities. This club gives both beginner and advanced anglers a chance to be taught about the many things that the State of Florida has to offer. The club members meet monthly for activity scheduling under the supervision of Coach Dukes and to plan various monthly fishing trips. The benefits of the club not only pertain to the recreational aspect of the sport of fishing, but would also benefit the students in an academic aspect as well. Such benefits are:

• Teach how different gear ratios in fishing reels work to help reel in line quicker or slower depending on the ratio.  6:3:1 v 5:3:1 reels.
• Friction and resistance caused by reeling in a fish. 
• Learn how to handle a fish without causing any damage. 
• Reintroducing a fish properly to the water to make sure it will survive. 
• Determine how the length of a rod changes how easy or hard it is to land a fish. 
• Determine how different action rods have an affect on tackle action 

Moderator:
Gabriel Gomez - ggomez@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the Art Club:
The purpose of art club is to provide students who have an interest in art, an opportunity to explore art and craft forms beyond what is offered in the curriculum. It gives students the opportunity to work individually and in groups. The Art Club welcomes all.

Moderator: 

Bruce Ferguson - bferguson@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Aviation Club: 

The Aviation Club is a high-flying adventure right in your school. Curious about how planes soar through the sky or what pilots do? This club explores all things aviation. With engaging presentations on various aeronautical topics, field trips to places like airports and aviation museums, and special guest appearances by pilots, the club offers a hands-on experience of the world of flight. It's not all about technicalities; it's about the thrill, wonder, and community that come with a shared interest in flying. You don't have to be an aviation expert to join. If you have an eagerness to learn and a spirit of adventure, the Aviation Club is the perfect place to spread your wings. Come aboard and discover the exciting world of aviation with fellow enthusiasts; we're ready to take off!

Moderator:
Melissa Arteaga Marti - mmarti@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Be the Light Club: 

Columbus's Be the Light Club supports the larger Be the Light Foundation®, a non-profit organization that derives it’s inspiration from Ari Arteaga’s short, but extremely blessed life. Ari lived by his personal motto, “Be the light”, as he touched many lives sharing his passion and joy in making every day filled with compassion. Our mission is to spread his spirit by helping children and families overcome obstacles they may face due to unforeseen hardships. Our goal is to shine Ari’s light on their path of need.​

Moderator: 
Steven Hernandez

Purpose of the Big Brothers Big Sisters Club: 
The club will strive to create awareness of what Big Brothers Big Sisters organization does in our community. The mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters is to create and support one-on-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. 

Moderator: 

Adrian Campbell - acampbell@columbushs.com

Jordan Guest - jguest@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Black Student Organization:

The purpose of the club is to educate students at Columbus on Black culture while also carving a place for black students to gather, learn, and appreciate who they are. This club will encourage students to strive for academic excellence, promote positive images of African Americans and help students become more involved in our communities.

Club Moderator: Marilyn Romero

Club Purpose: bLU CREW is a collaborative, student-led initiative, championing the Lucy Fernandez Foundation's vision by cultivating leadership, advocacy, responsibility, and a spirit of philanthropy. Inspired by Lucy's legacy and values, we aim to promote boater and watercraft safety awareness and instill a sense of duty and responsibility. Through learning, service, and volunteering, we harness our unique talents and shared connections to foster a sense of belonging and purpose, working towards meaningful community change. 

Moderator: Eric Pino
 

Purpose: The mission of BLUE.Club is to empower high school students to become informed and proactive environmental stewards. Through immersive service projects, educational activities, and community initiatives, students will be equipped to make a meaningful impact on their surroundings while fostering a lasting commitment to environmental sustainability. The BLUE.Club can also serve as a gateway to the diverse range of educational solutions offered by BLUE Missions. 

Moderator: Chris Connell - cconnell@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to expose students to various trades and hands-on skills, promoting the value of hard work and practical learning. Through guest speakers, field trips, and interactive presentations, members will gain a deeper understanding of career opportunities in the trades and their important roles. 

Moderator: Br. Dittus - rdittus@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to foster a community where people and students can learn to avoid destructive behaviors in a way they can relate to and identify with and also to raise awareness for the addiction crisis and all types of addiction. 

Moderator: Anneris De La Hoz - adelahoz@columbushs.com

Purpose: To read and engage in discussion about books of different genres and to deepen students' knowledge of literature. 

Moderator: 
Joseph Busatto - jbusatto@columbushs.com 

Purpose of Business Club:
The Business Club hosts biweekly meetings to promote business knowledge including investment, finance, cryptocurrency, real estate and more. The meetings will feature a variety of guest speakers as well as games in order to learn how to navigate the world of business. The club also will have a yearly service project to assist the local community and allow students to gain service hours.

Moderator: Abraham Berch - aberch@columbushs.com

Purpose:  The purpose of the Business Startup Pitch Club is to cultivate entrepreneurial skills among students by providing a platform to brainstorm, develop, and pitch innovative business ideas. The club will aim to:

1. foster creativity and critical thinking through the development of business plans, 
2. prepare students for real-world entrepreneurial experiences by practicing presentation and pitching skills, 
3. provide additional opportunities to align with and support our participation in the annual NFTE competition, 
4. encourage collaboration and teamwork as students work together to refine their ideas, and
5. build confidence and public speaking skills in a supportive environment. 

This club will bridge classroom learning with practical, hands-on application in the field of entrepreneurship. 

Moderator:

Br. Peter Guadalupe - pguadalupe@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Cangrejos Against Cancer:
The Columbus Cangrejos is a service-club that was established at Christopher Columbus High School in 2010. The Columbus Cangrejos helps support La Liga Contra El Cancer/League Against Cancer. "La Liga", is nonprofit organization that provides free cancer treatment for members of the greater Miami area who lack the financial means/and or insurance to pay for their medical costs.

(Service Hours Given) Annual fund-raising events include:

• Lourdes P. Aguila Memorial 5K Run/Walk
• Liga Contra El Cancer Telethon
• Hispanic Heritage Month - Miami International Mall Celebration
• Liga Contra El Cancer Fashion Show
• Club membership drive
• Chocolate sale
• Raffle ticket sale
• Can drive held at Publix Supermarkets

Moderator: Melissa Alonso - malonso@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the Car Club:

The Car Club is for Explorers that share a love for cars.  Students maintain constant communication via a chat where they share ideas, thoughts and opinions on anything related to cars such as but not limited to modifications, accessories, and gatherings. In addition, we plan car meets throughout the school year in the evenings, visit car museums and specialty shops, assist with the annual Miami DRT Porsche events, host a Car Show, and much more.

Moderator: Jason Hill - jhill@columbushs.com

Purpose of Carlito’s House: Provide financial assistance and emotional support to Columbus Students who have lost a parent or loved one during or before their time at the school. 

Moderators: 
Omar Delgado - odelgado@columbushs.com 
Joseph Busatto - jbusatto@columbushs.com

Purpose of CCNN Live: The Christopher Columbus News Network (CCNN) is a student-run broadcast news program. With a new studio, complete with a green screen, teleprompter, several cameras and a tri-caster, the students involved perfect their writing and multi-media skills. They also gain experience producing a live television broadcast, writing and reporting. CCNN Live reports the news every day, covering topics from school and national news, to features, entertainment, and sports. The crew achieves all this while staying true to Columbus students, by keeping them informed with verbal announcements and a daily live streaming. Important everyday information, such as weather and the school lunch menu are streamed daily. Please follow us on Twitter @CCNNLive.

General Eligibility Requirements:
All can join the club. 

Moderator: Steven Hernandez

Purpose of the Chess Club: A chess club is a social, informational, instructional, or competitive meeting place where students  come together through chess. 

Moderator: Adriana Amador - aamador@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the Children's Cancer Awareness Network:
The Children's Cancer Awareness Network or CCAN, aims to raise awareness and funds for Pediatric Cancer. We work closely with organizations such as Sebastian Strong to aid in the mission to fight childhood cancer. Our club will engage in service opportunities, events, and projects to fulfill our goals of raising funds and awareness for pediatric cancer. We donate all of the money we raise to organizations that support pediatric cancer awareness and research. We hope to make a difference in the lives of children struggling with pediatric cancer and hope that one day we can help put an end to this horrible disease. We would be happy to welcome any new members who are as passionate as we are in the fight against childhood cancer.

Moderator: Andres Fernandez - andres.fernandez@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to have students clean the Columbus campus during lunch periods, as well as before and after school. The members of this club will help maintain the cleanliness of the campus throughout the day. 

Moderator: Gabriel Barbeite - gbarbeite@columbushs.com

Purpose: Our goal is to go out and try and help our beaches, oceans, and parks. Club members will help combat pollution in our community. 

Moderator: Mercy Aycart - maycart@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of Club Purple is to raise awareness for Epilepsy, support and advocate for a safe and supportive space for students, create community outreach opportunities, and offer mental health support. 

Moderator: Ignacio Soto - isoto@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Coding/Cybersecurity Club:

The Coding/Cybersecurity Club is a great way to learn about programming with your friends. The clubs goal is to educate all high school students in Computer Science, regardless of grade level or prior experience. Members will improve their skills in programming, creating websites, and making fun games. The club also provides a great first step into coding before the Computer Science AP courses.

Meetings: 
Every Monday and Wednesday from 2:30-3:30 in CCNN iMac Lab.
 

Activities:

• Presentations on programming concepts
• Collaborative products
• Guest speakers
• Support for club members individual projects

Moderator: Chantal Berthet - cberthet@columbushs.com

Purpose:  The Coffee Culture Club is dedicated to fostering a shared love for coffee amongst students as well as promoting the importance of healthy sleep. We're dedicated to providing culinary education about coffee while also doing events or selling coffee at pre-existing events at Columbus to fundraise for the National Sleep Foundation (NSF). It will also be a club where students can come after school for a peaceful environment to do homework or other activities. 

 

Moderator: Gabriel Leon - gleon@columbushs.com

Purpose: To play, compete, and teach the game of billiards. 

Moderator: Ignacio Soto - isoto@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to allow students to use their imagination and creativity to create drones and teach us life long skills all part of the STEM program. 

Moderator: Rafael Diaz '91 - rdiaz@columbushs.com and David Ulloa - dulloa@columbushs.com 
 

Purpose of the Film Club: Columbus Films' mission is to write, produce, edit and screen student created films. We teach students about the film-making process and to analyze different concepts and genres of film. Columbus Films has won 16 Student Production Awards (Emmys) in the last three years. Our goal is to create films that are accepted to Major Film Festivals. Columbus Films meets every Monday in M28.

General Eligibility Requirements: All members are welcome!

Moderator: Eric Pino

Purpose: The Columbus Pink Club strives to provide emotional support, hope, and assistance to those suffering from breast cancer in Nicaragua by holding a connection between the clinic and the students in Miami. We hope to make a difference in the world and improve their health through personal actions, kindness, and financial support.

Moderator: Mr. Pugh & Andres Mendoza (Parent)

Purpose: The purpose of the Columbus Rowing Club is to promote the competitive sport of rowing by partnering with the Miami Rowing Club. Miami Rowing Club was founded in 1973 and provides competitive youth rowing programs for high schoolers. Partnering with Miami Rowing Club will expose Columbus students to the team sport that requires discipline, dedication, and grit. Students will gain complete body workouts and have the opportunity to compete in local, state, regional, and national competitions. 

Moderator: Alejandro Levy - alevy@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to incorporate rugby into Columbus. We hope to teach new players how to play rugby and how to enjoy rugby. 

Moderator: Emmanuel Gonzalez - emmanuel.gonzalez@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the CWA: Wiffleball is a lightweight, perforated plastic ball and bat game often played in informal settings. Its purpose is to provide a fun and accessible recreational activity for people of all ages. The game is characterized by its simplified rules, making it easy for individuals with varying levels of athletic ability to participate. Wiffleball can be enjoyed in backyards, parks, and other open spaces, promoting physical activity, social interaction, and friendly competition. It's particularly popular among families, friends, and communities as a lighthearted way to enjoy outdoor play and exercise.

Moderator: Eduardo Sanchez - eduardo.sanchez@columbushs.com

Purpose: CLEO is an initiative that bridges the digital divide between generations, connecting high school students with seniors to share essential technology skills. The mission is to empower seniors with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the digital world, helping them stay connected with loved ones and maintain independence. 

Moderator: Cody Morrissey - cmorrissey@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Cooking Club: The purpose of the Cooking Club is to introduce Explorers to cooking by teaching them how to cook for themselves and others. Members will be offered opportunities to cook easy meals to help feed the less fortunate by donating the meals to soup kitchens and Christian ministries.  

Moderator: Daniel Casals - dcasals@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to provide Cuban students at Columbus a safe environment where they can learn about Cuban culture. Club members will also mentor Cuban youth at Columbus and in the community while providing support for Cuban families via fundraisers. 

Moderator: Jose Mendoza - jmendoza@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the Cycling Club: Welcome to Columbus cycling club! We provide an exciting opportunity for boys to explore the world of cycling through both Mountain Bike and road bike experiences. Our club is all about fostering a love for cycling, improving skills, and building camaraderie among members. Whether you're a thrill-seeker who craves the rugged terrains of mountain trails or someone who enjoys the smooth roads and scenic routes, we have something for everyone. Join us for thrilling rides, skill-building sessions, and a supportive community that shares your passion for cycling. Saddle up and let's ride toward adventure and fitness together!

Moderator: Adam Scholer - ascholer@columbushs.com

Purpose: The objectives of the Dead Poets Society are to educate as well as discuss classic works of literature, poems, and philosophy. The main goal is to further participants' understanding of these great and essential ideas in an environment with those who would also wish to discuss and expand their knowledge. 

Moderator: Alicia Balado

Purpose/Objective: DECA is an international marketing association with over 275,000 students competing in 75+ categories. It prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges worldwide.

Moderator:  
Gabriel de Tuya - gdetuya@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Speech & Debate Team:
The Columbus Speech and Debate Team competes in year-round interscholastic speech and debate tournaments on a local, regional, and national level. The team are members of the Florida Forensic League (FFL), the National Catholic Forensic League (NCFL) and the National Forensic League (NFL). The National Forensic League also serves as the National Honor Society for Speech & Debate. The CCHS debate team consistently places in the top 10% of National Forensic League Chapters.

The various Speech & Debate events include:

Congressional Debate
This is individual debate in a large group setting. Congressional Debate models the legislative process of democracy, specifically, the United States Congress. Students optionally write legislation submitted by their coach to a tournament, and they research the docket of bills and resolutions distributed by each tournament. At the tournament, students set an agenda of what legislation to discuss, they debate the merits and disadvantages of each, and they vote to pass or defeat the measures they have examined. Parliamentary procedure forms structure for debate, and students extemporaneously respond to each others’ arguments over the course of a session. Congressional Debate is a valuable learning exercise, because students familiarize themselves with current social and political problems and learn appropriate behavior and rules for formal meetings. Contestants are evaluated by judges for their research and analysis of issues, argumentation, skill in asking and answering questions, use of parliamentary procedure, and clarity and fluency of speaking.

Lincoln Douglas Debate
Lincoln Douglas Debate centers on a proposition of value, which concerns itself with what ought to be instead of what is. A value is an ideal held by individuals, societies, governments, etc. One debater upholds each side of the resolution from a value perspective. To that end, no plan (or counterplan) should be offered. A plan is defined by the NFL as a formalized, comprehensive proposal for implementation. The debate should focus on logical reasoning to support a general principle instead of particular plans and counterplans. Debaters may offer generalized, practical examples or solutions to illustrate how the general principle could guide decisions. Topics change every two months.

Policy Debate
Debaters work in pairs (teams) to address the school year's topic, either from the affirmative side (to propose a plan to solve a problem with the topic), or the negative side (to prove how the affirmative’s plan is flawed). Argumentation includes a constructive case, cross-examination, and refutation. Skills learned include research, policy analysis, case building, refutation, questioning, organization and communication.

Public Forum Debate
Public Forum Debate is audience friendly debate. Two pairs (teams) debate monthly controversial topics ripped from newspaper headlines. Rounds begin with a coin toss between the competing teams to determine side and order (Pro-Con or Con-Pro). Public Forum tests skills in argumentation, cross-examination, and refutation.

Extemporaneous Speaking (United States and International)
A contestant draws three questions, selects one, then has 30 minutes to prepare a speech in response. The contestant utilizes files of published materials (books, magazines, newspapers, online sources) s/he has compiled as a resource for answering the question. At the completion of the 30 minute preparation period, the student speaks on the topic for up to 7 minutes. The NFL divides extemp. into two separate events: United States (dealing with domestic issues), and International (issues beyond US borders).

Original Oratory
Orators are expected to research and speak intelligently, with a degree of originality, in an interesting manner, and with some profit to the audience, about a topic of significance. Although many orations deal with a current problem and propose a solution this is not the only acceptable form of oratory. Your oration may simply alert the audience to a threatening danger, strengthen its devotion to an accepted cause, or eulogize a person. An orator is given free choice of subject and judged solely on the effectiveness of development and presentation.

Dramatic Interpretation
This is an individual category in which the selections are dramatic in nature. Selections shall be cuttings from published-printed novels, short stories, plays, poetry, or any other printed-published materials. Presentations must be memorized, without props or costumes. The time limit is 10 minutes which includes an introduction.

Humorous Interpretation
This is an individual category in which the selections are humorous in nature. All other rules are the same as Dramatic Interpretation.

Duo Interpretation
This is a two-person category in which the selection may be either humorous or dramatic in nature. All other rules are the same as Dramatic Interpretation.

Oral Interpretation of Literature
Students present selections in two categories -- prose and poetry. Each selection must be a maximum of ten minutes in length. The student must hold a manuscript and appear to be reading. The students alternate between rounds of prose and rounds of poetry.

General Eligibility Requirements:
Membership in the club is open to any student enrolled at CCHS, but students are expected to keep a 3.0 unweighted GPA.

Moderator: Daniella Rodriguez - daniella.rodriguez@columbushs.com

Purpose: We want to welcome anyone who enjoys the art of DJing as well as music enthusiasts. Anyone can join, no matter the skill level. 

Moderator: Emmanuel Gonzalez - emmanuel.gonzalez@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of the Dominoes Club is to develop skills in each individual by allowing students to learn how to play and enjoy dominoes. The club will also allow students to make new relationships with others who enjoy dominoes. 

Moderator: Erin McGrath - emcgrath@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Drama Club: The drama club's mission is to perform, produce, and create theatrical productions while enlightening students about the importance of theater in the community. The club focuses on many aspects of theater, including performing fall/spring productions, putting on an improv show, competing in theater competitions, working on set/costume/prop design, learning lighting design, and learning sound design. Students have the opportunity to learn on and off the stage as well as how to analyze plays and focus on character development. We are a district and state award winning program with over 30 individual Excellent Awards and over 30 individual Superior Awards; we have also won three Critic's Choice Awards, the most esteemed award in theater competition. Most members of the drama club are inducted or on their way to being inducted into the International Thespian Honor Society, which is a theater honor society that is recognized worldwide.

General Eligibility Requirements: All members are welcome!!!

Moderator:
Chris Connell - cconnell@columbushs.com 

Purpose of Ducks Unlimited:
To conserve, restore and manage wetlands and associative habitats for North American waterfowl, thus benefiting other wildlife.  

Moderator: Alicia Balado - abalado@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of this club is to meet and discuss/explore economics and to offer a platform to get economics advice. We will also prepare for economics challenges such as the National Economics Challenge and the World Economics Cup.

Moderators: Armando Rodriguez - arodriguez@columbushs.com

Purpose of the STEM Club: The STEM Club offers opportunities for students to work on projects that involve the collaboration of the STEM disciplines of  science, technology, engineering and math.  Students interested in pursuing STEM related careers are encouraged to join.  Activities include participation in the Conrad Spirit of Innovation Challenge that involves the creation of a project to be entered in a worldwide summit.  Also, students will participate in a nationwide rocket competition through the Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC).

Moderator: Christine M. Taylor - ctaylor@columbushs.com

Purpose of the Environmental Club: The Environmental Club hosts meetings to promote local sustainable projects and educate its members on pressing environmental issues in the world today. The club's Power Points cover issues ranging from ocean acidification to ozone layer depletion. The club's service projects include promoting recycling on camps and attending coastal cleanups.

General Eligibility Requirements: None in particular. Students should be interested in environmental conservation and sustainable efforts in the community.

Moderator(s):

Andrew Harriman - aharriman@columbushs.com 
Eduardo Sanchez - eduardo.sanchez@columbushs.com 

Purpose of the Esports Club:

The purpose of our high school eSports team is to provide a dynamic and inclusive platform that fosters teamwork, skill development, and a sense of community through competitive video gaming. By engaging in organized eSports competitions, we aim to cultivate valuable life skills, such as effective communication, strategic thinking, adaptability, and leadership, while promoting sportsmanship and ethical conduct both in-game and beyond. Our team strives to create an environment where students can explore their passion for gaming, collaborate with peers, and showcase their talents while upholding the values of respect, dedication, and continuous improvement. Through participation in our eSports team, students will not only enhance their gaming abilities but also develop valuable attributes that will contribute to their personal growth and success in various aspects of their lives.

Moderator: Dr. Sharifah Lee - slee@columbushs.com

Purpose: The purpose of the Explorers for Heroes is to raise awareness about the lives of first responders while fundraising for fallen or injured first responders. The club will also work to support the families of first responders, especially those in our school community. 

Moderator: Estelle Vessiere - evessiere@columbushs.com
 

Purpose of the French Club: The Société Honoraire de Français was founded at the national level in 1949 under the auspices of the American Association of Teachers of French. There are currently over 1500 active chapters across the country and in American schools abroad. The goal of the Society is to promote and recognize outstanding scholarship in the French classroom. These students are entitled to wear a blue/white/red cord at graduation ceremonies and the placement of a special seal on their diplomas.
 

General Eligibility Requirements:

• To be eligible, candidates must be recommended by their teacher at the intermediate or advanced level after completing four semesters of the language, or be currently in French 3 Honors or above.
• In addition, candidates must maintain an unweighted GPA of 3.5 average or higher in the language
• He should also receive the endorsement of two teachers who can vouch for his character, leadership, seriousness of purpose, cooperation, honesty, service and commitment to others.

Membership:

• Members of the Société Honoraire de Français are expected to maintain academic standards and service requirements, as well as demonstrate exemplary moral character throughout their tenure as members.
• Members are expected to attend all regular meetings, participate in the activities, and earn a minimum of 15 service hours in the Society.
  Community service may include peer tutoring in French, preparing/participating or sponsoring various cultural, service oriented projects that promote interest in the study and appreciation of the French language within the community (French Week, Elective Fair, etc.), assisting the NHS (Blood drive, Halloween or Christmas events, etc.)
• No student may hold office in the Société Honoraire de Français if he is an officer of any other honor society at Columbus. 

Moderator: Kameron Clark

Purpose: To create a fun soccer-playing experience for anyone interested. This club is a great way for students to be creative, play the game, and meet up with friends year-round. It's a great opportunity for students to create new friendships/bonds by playing the game of futsal (5v5 soccer).