Clubs

SMSgt. Hayden

Visit the ROTC (Drill Team) Website

AFJROTC Drill Team

About Our Club

Is a formal group of select cadets that join together to polish and refine the complicated skills of military drill. The Drill Team attends local drill meets, parades and other extra-curricular activities in order to promote esprit de corps. The Drill Team is considered a prestigious group and has high expectations of its members.

*Drill Team members may earn Drill Team ribbons, letters, and letter devices.

Lt. Colonel William Bones

SMSgt. Hayden

Visit ROTC (Model Rockets) Website

AFJROTC Model Rocket Club

About Our Club

The Rocket Club is designed to enhance and promote awareness and knowledge of all aspects of rocketry, and the technology involved. Cadets build, launch and display various types of model rockets.

*Cadets are presented the Model Rocketry Badge & activities ribbon.

Lt. Colonel William Bones

SMSgt. Hayden

Visit ROTC (Orienteering) Website

AFJROTC Orienteering Team

About Our Club

The Orienteering Team receives land navigation training utilizing s topographic map and compass. The team participates/competes in all-service JROTC Orienteering Meets and are eligible for personal medals and team trophies.

*Active participation results in award of the Activities Ribbon.

Lt. Colonel William Bones

SMSgt. Hayden

Visit ROTC (StellarXplorers) Website

AFJROTC StellarXplorers (Space System Design Competition)

About Our Club

Designed to inspire and attract high school students to pursue studies and careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Cadets participate in a challenging space system design competition involving all aspects of system development and operation with a spacecraft/payload focus.

*Active participation results in award of the Activities Ribbon.

Lt. Colonel William Bones

SMSgt. Hayden

FCCLA - Culinary

FCCLA - Early Childhood/Ed Professions

About Our Club

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) goal is to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

This club is full of students who have taken early childhood education classes and beyond. Our FCCLA members work to become better leaders and stronger members of the community. We have collaborated Child Help, Super Kids-Super Sharing to help create a better community. We use the skills we learn in tons of fun, and exciting leadership conferences, to compete against other FCCLA chapters around the state and the country. If you are interested in joining our FCCLA family, come see Mrs. Aroyian in room 414.

FCCLA Club Sponsor

Leza Aroyian

laroyian@pvschools.net

(602)-449-3055

North Valley Police Cadets

About Our Club

Whether or not a Cadet pursues Law Enforcement and/or a Forensic Science education or a career in public service, the experience and networking for college and careers is the ultimate goal. More importantly, Cadets develop and establish positive personal attributes that will help them in their future success.

Cadets learn up-to-date policing skills, policies, and legal education through hands-on training from experts in the field, presentations, and field trips.

Cadet Training Includes Specialized Fields, Such As:

Crime Scene Investigation
Car Stops
Theft Response
Controlled Substance
Identification Arrest
Arrest techniques and police operations
Canine Unit
Domestic Violence Response
Accident Investigations
Traffic Control
And much more!

Cadets volunteer for civic and community events such as traffic and crowd control, and security support at community/school events.

The success of our district cadet program are the young men and women who are to develop Character, Integrity, Honor, Work Ethics and interest in the Legal system, Law Enforcement and Crime Scene Investigation/Forensic Science careers.

Requirements:

Males and Females of 14 to 19 years of age, due to the fact this is a school-based program. No one who has graduated from high school shall be a Cadet in the North Valley Cadet Program. (14 years old is acceptable only if you have graduated from eighth grade.)
Exemplary moral character, integrity, honor and hard work ethic.
Required to remain in school while in the program or until graduation.
Maintain a C average (70%) or higher (expectations higher).
No criminal/police record.

Photo Club

About Our Club

Shadow Mountain Photo Club creates a skill building experience for photographers for all levels of photography. Some things we do are fundraisers, taking pictures, Photoshop, visiting places such as the Phoenix Zoo and state level conferences and competition for SkillsUSA.

In Photo Club, there are a lot of opportunities to get involved. We go on two field trips each year, of our choice. In the past, we have gone to Jerome, Out of Africa, Desert Botanical Gardens, Tombstone, Old Town Scottsdale, and Wildlife World Zoo. It is a great chance to go out and explore what Arizona has to offer.

Photo Club Sponsor

Mindi Cooper

mcooper@pvschools.net

(602)-449-3039

Yearbook

About Our Club

Those who wish to participate in the creation of our Shadow Mountain yearbook will discover great opportunities to meet new friends, and cover a multitude of events throughout the course of the year, such as dances, athletic games and fundraisers. After being trained on utilizing specialized yearbook computer software, students are partnered up to design pages that incorporate text and photography. Work can be completed both in school and from home. Yearbook club members also assist with other related tasks including selling yearbooks, photography, and eventually yearbook distribution to the student body. Students are expected to work behind the scenes capturing moments, quotes, and lasting memories. We work diligently to fully cover all school related events and activities.

Yearbook Sponsor

Charlyn Morgan

chmorgan@pvschools.net

602-449-3005

Honorary Clubs

To participate in an honorary club, the student has to meet the club requirements and/or be formally invited.

AFJROTC - Kitty Hawk Air Society (KHAS)/Academic Bowl

About Our Club

KHAS is a nationally recognized AFJROTC academic honor society. The membership requirements for admission to the AZ-911 Chapter includes an overall SMHS GPA of 3.0 or higher and a grade of “A” in AFJROTC each semester. The purpose of this society is to promote interest in the Air Force, encourage cadets to attend college, and recognize the importance of an education through a tutoring program. The objectives of KHAS are to develop higher academic standards, promote community service within the school and community and to help cadets develop leadership abilities. The Academic Bowl is a National Competition funded by the College Options Foundation. Cadets participating in the academic bowl will participate in the Junior ROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl (JLAB).

*KHAS members are presented the KHAS Badge, cord and certificate of membership for active participation.

Lt. Colonel William Bones

SMSgt. Hayden