Mission

We are dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics

We will be chartering this year.  The two main activities will be peer tutoring at school for struggling math students and NSTEPs Study Buddy program, an online tutoring program for underprivileged students.

 

Mission

Art Club provides art materials, studio space, and workshops to all members of the Allatoon Art Club. We believe in working to integrate art into daily lives by providing art space, workshops, and by displaying art work on campus. We also collaborate with other groups on campus on specific projects such as Homecoming and Shop with a Buc.  Art club provides students with an opportunity to create art with materials not regularly found in the classroom.

Homecoming Decorations, Shop with a Buc decorations and Photography, Painted Pumpkins, and artwork displayed inside and outside.

 11/18, Dec. TBA, 1/19,2/16, 3/15, 4/19 at 3:45 in Room 1402

Mission

To recognize students with academic achievement who commit to community service.  “Lead by serving others.”

School clean-up day, ASP: Acworth Elementary, Relay for Life, School and park clean-up days (park in Kennesaw)ASP: Acworth Elem and/or Barber Middle and  other community service projects to yet be determined

 10/20, 11/17, 12/15,1/19, 2/16, 3/16 & 4/19 7:40 - 8:10 am in Orchestra Room

Mission

Students select a book each month to read and discuss.

 First Thursday of each month @ 7:45 am in the Media Center.

Mission

Support Student body government

Homecoming, Dances, Student Activities

 

Mission

Support Student body government

Homecoming, Dances, Student Activities

 

Mission

Support Student body government

Homecoming, Dances, Student Activities

 

Mission

Support Student body government

Homecoming, Dances, Student Activities

 

Mission

To encourage and support all theatrical activities while learning about the art of acting

Cheesecake Fundraiser, Sold t-shirts, Valentines Fundraiser, Candle Fundraiser, Talent Show, THE ODD COUPLE (play), and Miss Atlantis Pageant.  Planned events/activities - Cheesecake fundraiser, director's chair fundraiser, trip to New York City, 3 shows (One-Act, Musical), One Act play competition in November, Karaoke nights, talent show, Miss Atlantis, Valentines Day fundraiser, Halloween Fundraiser

 

Mission

To bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership development programs.

Conferences, competitive events, community service, and networking.  FBLA is the premier organization for students preparing for careers in business and the largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of a million members. FBLA prepares students for "real-world" professional experiences. Members gain the competitive edge for college and career success.

 2nd and 4th Friday every month at 7:45 in room 1114

Mission

To promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

Collected food for Must Ministries, Raised money for March of Dimes, various fund-raising, participated in school wide events.

 2nd Tuesday of every month 8:00 am and 3:30 pm

Mission

The Friend’s Club is designed to bring students with disabilities into the mainstream. General education students and students with disabilities will join together to establish and foster social relationships. Students with disabilities will have the opportunity to practice social interaction and develop meaningful relationships with their peers. They will develop self esteem, social skills, and recreational skills. General education students will have a chance to earn community service hours as well as obtain an increased awareness of diversity.

Eating out/Movies, Bowling ,Host a parent support group
Holiday Party,Eating lunch together

 

Mission

To motivate students who are interested in becoming future educators who want to work with children in and out of the classroom setting. 

Monthly Meetings, Conferences, etc…

 

Mission

We the people of the Student Leadership of Allatoona High School shall act to execute and serve the students of Allatoona High School.  We shall serve as a firm supporter for student organizations, activities, and information as well as represent the student body in our decision making.  We pledge to promote the success, interests and well-being of our school as leaders who will communicate, listen and work with the students of Allatoona High School to create a more perfect union.  We hereby establish the constitution of the Student Leadership of Allatoona High School. – The Helm

Homecoming, Shop with a Buccaneer, Hoopcoming, Relay for Life, Honors Night, Buccaneer Bash, Summer Retreat, Student Recognition Programs.

 

Juniors in Helm meet in Mrs. Kinkella's Room 1214 1st Thursday of every month 7:30

Executive meetings every Tuesday in Room 1406 at 7:30

Mission

The History Club exists to extend the study of history to the application of its principles and lessons.

Horizon Softball program, Oral History documentary project (in conjunction with The Heritage Assisted Living Facility, Acworth, GA) Students, are recording interviews with residents (one lady served as a WAVE during WW II!!) to produce a documentary focusing on major events in the individual's lifetime. The History Club is planning to write a history of Allatoona High School and a time capsule ceremony in the spring.

 Every Other Wednesday Room 2308

Mission

Learning Leadership, helpfulness and advancing goodwill through service activities

The Interact Club is a student led club in conjunction with the North Cobb Rotary Club.  We meet twice a month along with a member from the Rotary Club to develop community service projects and ideas.  We participate in campus clean up days, Cobb Christmas, Shop with a Buccaneer, and various other activities throughout the year.

 

Mission

To encourage fellowship between students that enjoy the Latin language and the Classics

Activities: Fall Forum @ South Forsyth HS
State Convention @ Rock Eagle
December Dinner @ Di Gusto
Laser Tag and Bowling @ Stars and Strikes
Warm Up West Cobb Clothing Drive

 

Mission

"Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service build character and develop leadership."

Shop with a Buccaneer, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF                                                    Special Olympics, Community Outreach

 

Mission

To help find homes for homeless pets.  To educate the student body about animal issues.  To   Help and Support the SEGA and care for other animals in shelters.

Volunteer with SEGA the last Monday of every month.  Assist in finding pets homes.  Help pay
medical bills for pets whose owners have given them up.

 Every other Monday 7:50am in room 1110

Mission

The aim of this organization is to provide the opportunity for students to develop deeper mathematical knowledge by participating in math competitions. It is also meant to stimulate their thinking process and to build friendships while participating in math-related activities and playing math-related games.

Meets once a week to practice skills. Participation in Cobb County math competitions (3-4 per year) and other nearby competitions.

 Monday's 3:30 in room 1210

Mission

To promote physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle of Allatoona High School students and staff.  The Mileage Club will award “feet” based on the amount of exercise performed on a weekly basis.  The Mileage Club will also support the athletic teams of Allatoona High School.

Weekly Meetings, a 5K with the Cross Country team, selling lanyards for support

 

Mission

To enhance the student's understanding of the world in which we live from a multi-cultural, pluralistic point of view.

Model UN at Georgia Tech (autumn) and Kennesaw State (spring).

 Thursday's after school Room 2310

Mission

 

Membership in National Honor Society is both an honor and a responsibility. Students selected for membership are expected to continue to demonstrate the qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Minimum GPA requirement: 3.9; applications available to 11th & 12th grade only.

 11/1, 11/15, 12/6, 12/20, 1/17, 1/31, 2/14, 2/28, 3/13, 3/27, 4/17, 5/1, 5/15 7:50 in Auditorium

Mission

To be student leaders in the school and to help students resolve conflicts between friends, classmates, and other students at school.

This year peer mediators have participated in training sessions, conducted mediations between students, and helped create a county-wide training video for other peer mediators.  In the future, mediators will continue these activities and will also be a part of the Freshman Kickoff day and will help welcome new students to the school throughout the year.

 Every other Thursday at 7:45 am

Mission

The mission of the A.H.S. Spirit Club is to build school spirit and bring encouragement to the school’s athletic teams.  Members hope to set an example for the school in spirit and support of all school activities. To support, promote and maintain a high standard of integrity and good sportsmanship in all athletic and school sponsored activities of the high school. To foster and promote good will and fraternal spirit among the members, the student body and the community. To promote and encourage better attendance to all sports activities by the parents, the students, the faculty of the high school and the community businesses and leaders. To promote and encourage more young men and women to get involved in school activities and athletic programs.

20 Membership dues will be used to purchase t-shirts, paint supplies and materials needed to promote the club

 Tuesdays 3:45 - 5:00

Mission

The mission of the Allatoona Sports Medicine Program is to provide the students with an opportunity to explore the option of being apart of a high school, college, professional, or clinical Sports Medicine Program.  The Sports Medicine staff will strive to provide every student-athlete with the most comprehensive, highest quality individual sports medicine health care available in a professional, efficient, compassionate and service-oriented manner.

Provide medical coverage for all 22 Varsity Sports (Boys and Girls) including practices and games

• Educate proper hydration and nutrition tactics to all student-athletes
• Provide treatment and rehabilitation services to all student-athletes
• Perform standard injury evaluations to determine the severity of the injury

 

Mission

The aim of this organization is to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievements, to create enthusiasm for and an understanding of francophone culture civilization, to promote and perpetuate international friendship, and to reward efforts toward furthering solidarity in the French-speaking world.

Membership shall be based on scholarship in general and scholarship in French in particular, leadership in French activities and interest, either in a group or as an individual.  Membership shall be restricted to those students actively engaged in the study of French in a secondary school during the year of initiation.  Candidates must be enrolled in the fourth level of French or higher. Transfer students must have spent at least one full semester in the high school before becoming eligible. Sponsors may revoke a student’s membership for reasons of failure to maintain a high scholastic average, or behavior inappropriate to an honor society, irregular participation in SHF activities, insufficient service hours, or failure to attend the initiation ceremony or pay annual dues. Students must have maintained an A average in French and have a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.75 in all French courses. For consideration in the society, students must have a 3.0 in all course work at the time of initiation and be considered a student of academic integrity.  Academic integrity requires adherence to the academic Honor Code. 

 First Wednesday every month 3:30 in 2410

Mission

The purpose of the Society is to recognize high achievement in Spanish by students of secondary schools and to promote continuity of interest in Hispanic studies. The Society is classified as a national and international academic honor society in the study of high school Spanish and Portuguese and is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, Inc. (AATSP)

To be eligible for the Society, students must meet all of the following criteria:  must be actively enrolled in a Spanish class, must be enrolled in the 3rd level of Spanish or higher, transfer students must have spent one full semester in the program before eligibility, must have a cumulative GPA of 3.75 in all Spanish courses and an overall GPA of 3.0. Academic integrity requires adherence to the academic Honor Code. Students in the Society will tutor Spanish to the lower level students.

 Twice a month either Tuesday or Thursday Mornings, check with Mrs. Teixeira

Mission

Recognition of Band, Chorus, and Orchestra students who excel musically, academically, and in the area of community service.  (Note:  Students must participate in the music program at Allatoona, and meet academic requirements in order to be offered membership in the Honor Society.)

Members will provide service to the Fine Arts Department, to Allatoona High School, and to the surrounding communities through music.

 

Mission

To produce a quality yearbook for the students of Allatoona High School

Before, during and after school sessions. We will be at all events during the school year to make sure the yearbook is comprehensive of all activities that occur at Allatoona High School.

 

Mission

The Acworth Young Alderman Program is a collection of high school students serving as a youth
Advisory board to the Mayor of Acworth and his Board of Alderman. 

The group provides insight on youth related matters and discuss ways the city and youth can
work together in Acworth.  The students meet two to three times a month and learn how local
government operates. 

 1st Wed each month at Acworth City Hall 4:30