Clubs and Organizations
Polson High School is the home to many different clubs and organizations use the links to the left to find out more about them.
About Key Club
Key Club is a student-led, high school organization. Our members make the world a better place through service. In doing so, we grow as individuals and as leaders by answering the call to lead, summoning the courage to engage and developing the heart to serve.
Members
- Patience Hatch
- Vivian Grainey
- Rayleen Wadsworth
- Pantera McGee
- Kaleb Birdrattler
- Jacey Alexander-Wilson
- Judaya Azure
- Chloe Bowen
- Rose Edge
- Gabriel Houston
- Abbey Howlett
- Natalie Leonard
- Ayden Loveless
- Annalyse Lozar
- Esther McIntee
- Ariella Mihara
- Lily Niblack
- Nevaeh Silva
- Aiden Sorrell
- Thomaslee Williams
- Gavin Wilson
- Destini Yoachum
- Raya Lucas
Announcements/Upcominng Events
Thank you so much to the Polson Key Club for volunteering your time, donating money they raised, shopping for baby clothes and all their hard work on the Backpacks for Bundles.
The Backpack for Bundles Program is a project unique to our area. Through the Zero to Five FRLC and Helping Hands, we have developed B4B to ‘gift’ new mothers a sleep option for their infant as well as newborn necessities: diapers, wipes, swaddling blankets. These welcoming gift to the newest members of our community are made possible by Helping Hands of Mission Valley, Zero to Five FRLC, Headwaters Foundation, the Polson Key Club and the wonderful donors who keep this project close in their hearts.
Above Left to Right: Vivian Grainey, Chloe Bowen, Patience Hatch, Rosie Edge, Raya Lucas, and The Advisor, Karen Dhuyvetter.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Founded in 1950
Eseyami Chapter 2019-2020
Advisors: Katrina Venters
N.H.S Pledge
I pledge to maintain high scholastic standing,
To hold as fundamental and worthy
An untarnished character,
To endeavor intelligently and courageously,
To be a leader,
And to give myself freely in service to others.
In doing so, I shall prove myself worthy
of a place in the Eseyami Chapter of the
National Honors Society.
Meet Results
Speech/Debate Sweeps - 3rd place overall
Wica-ta-wi Hoksina Brown - 1st Place Dramatic Interpretation
5th Place Memorized Public Address
Bethany Butler - 2nd Place Dramatic Interpretation
3rd Place Informative Speaking
Chloe Anderson and Dixie Montgomery - 7th Place Duo Interpretation
Esther McIntee - 5th Place Informative Speaking
Dixie Montgomery - 7th Place Dramatic Interpretation
Tristan Butler - 8th Place Impromptu Speaking
Mark Kagi - 6th Place Lincoln Douglas Debate
Jacey Alexander-Wilson - 5th Place Lincoln Douglas Debate
Lourdes Wahl and Aiden Sorrell - 7th Place Public Forum Team Debate
About the Student Advisory Group:
The PHS Library Student Advisory Group is made up of 35 students. This is a voluntary club whose mission is to make the library the best it can be, a welcoming and inviting environment for all students and staff to enjoy and use. There are 9 committees who are working on a variety of library projects.
Meetings are once a month, check with Mrs. Ellis for meeting updates: Next will be after Winter Break; January 9th
Stop by the Library and talk with Mrs. Ellis for more information about this group
Committee Descriptions:
- Collection Management - This group's purpose is to familiarize themselves with the current print collection and make quality suggestions for improving our print collection from magazines to books.
- Lunch Activities/Monthly Events - This group's purpose is to brainstorm and design monthly lunch time activities in the library. The chess tournament was October's activity. November and early December will be Trivia Tuesdays. In the last two weeks in December we will show holiday themed movies. No plans have been made yet for January. This group has also requested a variety of board and card games be made available for students to play during lunch time in the library. A huge game order was placed and should be ready for students in the next couple of weeks.
- TAG -This stands for Teen Advisory Group. This group of students are our links to the North Lake County Library. They attend events and meetings at both locations in order to create a partnership between the two facilities.
- Dungeons and Dragons - This group has not officially started but we will begin our own PHS D&D Club right in the library. This club has already expanded beyond the core group as many students have inquired on our official start date and asked to be added to the group. Our goal is to be up and running before Winter Break.
- Book Display Decorations - This group is responsible for forming small monthly work groups to develop themes for decorating the serpentine book shelf. October's group decorated the shelf with a spooky touch of Halloween. November's group focused on Native American Heritage month with an emphasis on cooking and recipes for Thanksgiving.
- Book Fair - This group is researching different book fair options for high school students. We hope to host a book fair in the spring.
- Library of Things - This committee has worked to bring something new and original to the PHS library. We are providing materials that aren't books or magazines. We are in the process of creating 6 tote bags that can be checked out by our students and staff. Each tote bag will have fun items for students to use. We have several art totes and one baking tote. Once we get them ready to go, we will advertise and see how it goes. We are all very excited for our Library of Things!
- Prize Box/Book Box - Students want to have a mini free library (give one, take one) for students and staff. We have not started on this task yet. Students also want to have a Library Prize Box, but we have not determined the logistics of how to hand out prizes from the box. This committee is still a work in progress.
- Community Board - This committee is also a work in progress. Students want to create some sort of display so that all school events can be advertised in the library.