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Peer Organization (SPO): This club is open to
juniors and seniors who are pre-approved.
These students work throughout the school year to design
lesson
plans specifically catered to meet the needs of 7th grade
students.
The lessons are then presented by the members of SPO to all 7th
grade health classes. The lessons SPO members are currently
working
on include, Drugs and Alcohol, Nutrition, Academic Integrity, and
Conflict Resolution. |
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| SADD:
This club's objective is to help empower students to make decisions
with positive outcomes. Topics discussed are relevant to
the members.
Students create scenarios to solve the problems. Some topics discussed
this year are: bulllying, hazing, sexual harassment, dating
abuse, stress,
and drug and alcohol use. SADD also taught members how to
knit and make squares to donate to "warm up America". Squares
could be sewn together and donated to nursing homes as well
as hospitals. In addition, SADD also sponsors South's
Annual Volleyball Tournament. It is a fun filled evening
for students, staff, and the community to promote good sportsmanship
and prove that people can have fun without using drugs. The money
helps raise funds for school charity |
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| World
of Difference:
This club at South is where members have been trained on issues
relating to diversity and differences among people. The students
meet on a regular basis to discuss school climate, community acceptance,
and world views relations to the topic of diversity. Students then
spend time creating appropriate lessons to teach 8th grade students
at South High School, as well as to create lessons plans to present
to 6th grade district elementary schools. |
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