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Promoting agriculture, learning leadership
skills, being creative, and having a good time are the goals of the Agricultural
Science Club. When they aren't tending to their thriving horticulture, A.S.C.
members compete in state and national competitions in forestry, landscaping,
dairy products, flower arranging, and small gas engines. Sponsors:
Mr. Ferenz, Mrs. Emerson & Mr. Lundy |
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The Christiana High School Band is part of a
comprehensive instrumental music program. The program
consists of a marching band, a concert band, a jazz band
and a percussion ensemble. The marching band, concert
band and percussion ensemble rehearses during the school
day but their is some after school rehearsal time
required for the marching band. The jazz band rehearses
2 days a week after school once the marching season has
been completed. Please contact Mr. Dombchik at
dombchikj@christina.12.de.us if you have any
questions regarding the CHS Band Program.
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This is a student led group. In the past, we have
met once a week, right after school, on one of the days
that after school transportation is available. The
meetings usually consist of prayer, Bible Study, snacks
and biblical games. It is a non-denominational
group and all are welcome.
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Business
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Today's Students...Tomorrow's Business Professionals™. The
mission of Business Professionals of America is to contribute to the preparation
of a world-class workforce through advancement of leadership, citizenship,
academic, and technological skills. Business Professionals of
America is a leading student organization in preparing a world-class workforce.
To learn more, visit http://www.bpa.org/.
Sponsor: Mrs. Powers, Room E104
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Consisting of three primary groups, Viking
Singers, Girls' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus, the CHS chorus participates in
numerous concerts and productions. One of their more significant annual
competitions includes the Virginia Beach Festival of Music. Sponsor:
Mrs. Dobroski
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Do you draw? Scrapbook? Knit? Crochet?
Sculpt? Do you want to learn? Christiana
Crafters is a brand new group of staff and students
eager to take the time to try something new or to pass
on a tradition. If you are interested, see Ms. J.
Mayer or Mrs. Snook. All are welcome, no
experience necessary. Sponsors: Ms. Mayer /
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Christiana Hip Hop Dance Team
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The Christiana Hip Hop Dance Team is an organization
that brings together students from diverse cultures and
backgrounds in grades 9-12 to utilize fun and
street-style dance routines to motivate, encourage, and
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Distributive Education Clubs of America |
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D.E.C.A. is just one of the three organizations
that has helped students with jobs and future plans. Students learn to build leadership skills in the area of
marketing. This club also provides students with an opportunity to observe
real business environments. Sponsor: Mrs. Powers
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Family,
Career and Community Leaders of America
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Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
is a national career and technical student organization for students enrolled in
Culinary Arts or any Family and Consumer Sciences courses in public and private
middle and high schools. Members are offered the opportunity to expand
their leadership potential and develop skills for life in character development,
creative and critical thinking, decision making and problem solving,
interpersonal communication, practical knowledge and vocational preparation;
skills necessary in families, communities, colleges and the workplace.
Sponsor: Ms. Williams
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Promoting agriculture, learning leadership skills, being creative, and having a
good time are the goals of the Agricultural Science Club. When they aren't
tending to their thriving horticulture, A.S.C. members compete in state and
national competitions in forestry, landscaping, dairy products, flower
arranging, and small gas engines. Sponsor: Miss Emerson
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Students interested in competing with students
in other schools with the same type of club. This organization is
associated with the Delaware Scholastic Hockey Association. Christiana
High has been participating in this league since 2000 and has won the
championship twice! (2002 and 2003). The club is co-ed, and is open
to all boys/girls at Christiana High. For more information contact the
Team Manager, Paula Loder at 302-438-5040 or visit us on the web at:
www.icshl.org/dsha
Interested in Playing Ice Hockey?
The CHS Ice Hockey team is looking for new
players to join our team. If interested, please contact Manager Paula
Loder at 302-438-5040.
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Jobs for
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JDG focuses on helping students with self
and social awareness while promoting academic excellence. As a student's
involvement with the organization progresses, JDG concentrates on career
choices and job development. In the final year of JDG involvement, students
are placed in the occupation of their choice and are provided the necessary
support they need to succeed. Sponsor: Ms. Holmes
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Kronika is one of the most dynamic groups on campus. They produce a
wild yearbook, Kronika. Every year the topic of the year changes.
Make sure you buy your year book in room E-109, as soon as possible.
Sponsor: Mr. Conard
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The Language Clubs consist of students interested
in French, German, and/or Spanish. The French Club promotes the acceptance
of French and other cultures into our society; they watch French films,
listen to French music, and eat international foods. The Spanish Club promotes
Hispanic interests and gets involved in the community in an effort to teach
others about Spanish culture.
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Visit us on the web:
www.christina.k12.de.us/christiana/NationalHonorSociety
The National Honor Society is an organization
dedicated to serving the community. Students belonging to this club must
demonstrate excellence in academics and leadership. The National Honor
Society has volunteered for projects such as caroling at The Little Sisters
of the Poor, organizing freshman orientation, and conducting CHS's annual blood
drive. Sponsor: Ms. Windley |
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Navy Junior Reserve
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The NJROTC Program is designed to prepare students to
become better, more well-informed citizens. CDR Bruce
Shumway, USN(Ret) and SGT Major Gary Arnold, USMC(Ret)
assist students in developing leadership skills,
promoting patriotism, and participating in community
service activities. There is no obligation to join the
military, but the NJROTC experience will certainly
prepare students whose desires include military service
or pursuing scholarship programs and acceptance to
service academies.
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Science Olympiad is a team at CHS dedicated
to innovative project creation for exhibition at the annual Delaware Science
Olympiad Competition. Any student is welcomed to join Science Olympiad.
Sponsors: Mrs. Funk, Mr. Young & Mrs. Clark |
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Student Government Association |
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The Student Government Association has been
in existence for thirty years. The members of the S.G.A. work together
to keep the lines of communication open between the students and administration.
Meeting once a month, the S.G.A. plans events such as Spirit Week,
Adopt-A-Family, and Jell-O Wrestling. Sponsor: Mr. DiMarco |
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Technology Student Association (TSA)
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TSA is a organization at CHS where students
can learn to live in a technological world and to allow students to use
their free time more creatively. Upcoming events - Fall Leadership
Conference - November 4, 2003, Harrington, Delaware; State Conference - April 7,
2004, Delaware State Fair, Harrington, Delaware; Awards Program - April 27,
2004, Looking Glass, PolyTech Adult Center, Woodside, Delaware; 26th National
TSA Conference - June 20-24, 2004, Nashville, Tennessee. For
addition information, visit the State of Delaware TSA Web Site
and the National TSA Web Site.
Specific questions may be directed to the TSA Advisor - Mr. Epting
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Christiana High has performed a number of musicals over
the past years and the tradition continues with this
year's production of ANNIE in early March 2012.
Students from all year groups are encouraged to audition
for roles or to participate in back/off stage activities
to support the production. Sponsor: CDR Bruce Shumway
shumwayb@christina.k12.de.us
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The Viking Voice, CHS's school newspaper,
is distributed to students approximately once a month. The members of the
newspaper staff write about events associated with the S.G.A., social activities,
academic issues, and the personal achievements of students and staff. Want
to be a Viking Voice member? Take journalism to learn more. Sponsor:
Rebecca Garvey
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The Christiana High School Volunteer Group was formed by
a handful of students who united around a shared
commitment to making a difference in the lives of
pre-school children, senior citizens, and survivors of
natural disasters. Operating independently and
with minimal adult supervision, they conceived and
carried out several volunteer projects. The club
meets after school twice a month and is open to all
students who are committed to giving of their time and
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