SENIOR ACADEMY CLUBS

Art Club/Open Studio

Art club is evolving into open studio! This means students who are part of the organization may come to use the space and certain materials during lunch. Students who are interested in this opportunity must attend one of the first two open studio days to attend throughout the year. This is not for people to just come to the art room to eat or invite friends. This is for creative minds to gather and make art! There may be some opportunities for specific activities including Inspire volunteer and art as an act of kindness. 

Advisor: Mrs. Bekah Wade
Meeting Time: Open studio: Tuesdays at lunch

Location: Building 4, Room 401

 

Cancer Awareness Club

The Cancer Awareness Club is for young people wanting to raise money and awareness for various cancers and their charities. 

Advisor: Mrs. Lane
Meeting Time: Lunch 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month
Location: Room 210, Mrs. Lane's classroom

Community Service Club

The Community Service Club is a group of individuals who share a passion for positively impacting our community. Club members will have access to a network of volunteers, information on upcoming events, and opportunities to make a difference in EWA.

Advisor: Mrs. Nettles
Meeting Time: Lunch on every 1st & 3rd Monday of each month.
Location: Room 114, Mrs. Nettles' Classroom

Book Club

Book Club is a place where readers can come together to discuss common texts; where students can delve into great stories and talk about the healing power of words while traveling through time and space to seek out truth and beauty through written language.

Advisor: Mrs. Jill Massey and Mrs. Dena Coward
Meeting Time: Every 3rd Tuesday at lunch
Location: Room 211 (Mrs. J. Massey’s room)

 

Debate Club

Why should you join the debate club? Debate club teaches members how to research, articulate arguments, and clarify ideas. Individuals actively engaging in debate club activities are often more prepared to speak clearly during interviews, demonstrate a professional presence, and clearly explain ideas and abilities.  This is our first year; come and help us build the strong foundations for this club. 

Advisor: Mrs. Maria McFadden
Meeting Time: TBA
Location: TBA

 

Eagle Ambassadors

Our mission and goal is to serve as a resource for EWA students. This could involve peer tutoring, interacting one-on-one with students and engaging with them through mentorship, acting as a role model, and positively representing East Wake Academy.

Advisor: TBD

Meeting Time:  Every 3rd Wednesday at lunch

Location: Room 110, Mrs. Zigler's Classroom

First Priority

The vision of First Priority is to offer the hope of Christ in every student, with the mission to uplift the school with the gospel. First Priority exists to disciple students and offer all students a fun and welcoming place to learn more about Jesus. http://firstpriority.club/

Advisor: Mrs. Bethany Broadwell
Meeting Time: Each Thursday @ lunch
Location: Baker Center

 

Future Business Leaders of America

North Carolina Future Business Leaders of America (NC FBLA) is a career and technical student organization that serves students who are or have been enrolled in a Business Education course. NC FBLA is affiliated with FBLA-PBL, which is a national organization with 250,000 student members and 56 affiliate state organizations.

The mission of NC FBLA is to help build and sustain Business Education programs of excellence in order to serve our communities, state, and nation. NC FBLA is an integral part of North Carolina's Business Education Program, which serves over 280,000 students. It provides students with leadership opportunities as well as a means to compete with other students in regional, state, and national conferences.

National Website: http://www.fbla-pbl.org
State Website: http://ncfbla.org/

Advisor: Mrs. Warren
Meeting Time: 2nd Friday of the month during lunch
Location: Warren’s Room

 

Gaming Club

Gaming Club focuses on the shared interest of students in playing board and video games.

Advisor: Mr. Harrington
Meeting Time: Mondays during lunch and Thursdays during lunch and afterschool until 5:30. (Students are responsible for having transportation arranged to pick them up at 5:30.)
Location: Mr. Harrington's classroom

 

National Honor Society (NHS)~

National Honor Society is a service organization for scholarly students who show excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. They must maintain an unweighted GPA of 3.75 during membership. They are also required to participate in a certain number of hours of service.

Advisor: Mrs. Nettles and Ms. Haynes
Meeting Time: Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month during lunch.  
Location: Mrs. Nettles’ classroom

 

Spanish Club

Spanish Club is an all-inclusive club that seeks to bridge the gap between the School Community and Spanish Community. In our club, we strive to create opportunities to raise funds and resources for the Spanish community through various projects. Examples of past projects include our annual Pulsera Sell and participation in Inspire where we raise funds to create farmland in Nicaragua. We also periodically have cultural awareness events such as movie nights and Day of the Dead celebrations.

Advisors: Mrs. E. Jones
Meeting Time: 2nd and 4th Wednesday during lunch
Location: Mrs. E. Jones Class room

 

Unity Club

The aim of Unity Club is to bring together students of different backgrounds. The club will provide an intentional space for building bridges to connect students across their differences. We will focus on helping students become more open to and less threatened by difference. The club will also help students become more compassionate, able to interact with people from a variety of backgrounds and sidestep any stereotypes they might have.

Advisor: Mrs. Jennifer Keene
Meeting Time: 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at lunch.
Location: Mrs. Keene's Office

 

Elected/Chosen Organizations

National Honor Society (NHS)

National Honor Society is a service organization for scholarly students who show excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. They must maintain an unweighted GPA of 3.75 during membership. They are also required to participate in a certain number of hours of service.

Advisor: Mrs. Nettles and Ms. Haynes
Meeting Time: Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month during lunch.  
Location: Mrs. Nettles’ classroom

 

Student Government Association (SGA)

East Wake Academy’s High School Student Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils. Student Council maintains an open membership policy in which any high school student is eligible. Council members can run for an Executive Council position such as Student Body President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and grade level president. Student Council provides an effective means for developing student participation in school activities and governance.

Advisor:  Mr. Raynor
Meeting Time: Every other Wednesday after school.
Location: Mr. Raynor’s Room

 

(Updated) National Art Honor Society (NAHS)

For more than 40 years, the National Art Honor Society programs have provided national recognition and opportunities for students who exhibit outstanding scholarship in the visual arts, and for their teachers. Participation in NAHS provides your students, faculty, school, and community with invaluable benefits—including peer recognition, leadership growth opportunities, college and career preparation, recognition of your art program, and so much more. Our mission at EWA is to use Art to help our community and participate in local and national Art Shows and Competitions.

Advisor: Mrs. Wade
Meeting Time: Wednesdays at Lunch
Location: Building 4, Room 401