Contact – Katie Wright
Meeting Time – last Monday of the month at 3:15pm

Kindergarten, First and Second Grade students are invited every month to explore creative ideas and talents through projects that are an extension of the Agora curriculum run by our Elementary School National Honors Society Students.  Your K-2 student will enjoy having the opportunity to showcase their art during monthly gallery walks.

If you’re interested in joining, please fill out the survey by clicking HERE.

Contact – Jill Buck or Dana Scarince
Meeting Time – 2nd Thursday of the month at 3:15pm

Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade students are invited every month to explore their creativity through crafts.  Students will have the opportunity to sign up for a month and plan the craft for their classmates.  We will use Seesaw as a gallery to post student work from these sessions and for students to share things they have created on their own.

If you are interesting in joining, please full out the survey by clicking HERE.

Contact – Rebecca Kara
Meeting Time – 4th Tuesday of each month at 3:15pm

Third, Fourth and Fifth grade students are invited each month to dive into the world of gaming. We will review, discuss, and explore various types of games, from chess and checkers to roblox and minecraft. The club is run by our Elementary School National Honor Society Students.

If you’re interested in joining, please fill out the survey by clicking HERE.

Contact – Ashley Von Grossen or Karen Girard
Meeting Time – 1st Monday of each month at 3:15pm

Agora’s Elementary Yearbook Club is open to all Agora elementary students in grades 3 – 5. We will review yearbook theme, participate in the cover design contest, review how to take great photos, and help create a fun yearbook for our K-5 students to enjoy. In addition, members must be respectful, responsible, focused & positive during club meetings.

For more details on meetings and to RSVP click HERE.

Contact – Jessica Hill and Ahrin Gibbons
Meeting Time – 2nd & 4th Mondays at 12 PM

This club is a place where Christians can study the Word of God together. We will study a book from the Bible and discuss. It will be a great opportunity to focus on Jesus and encourage one another. We will not upset nor criticize any student’s religion. Although this is a Christian, Bible-based study, everyone is welcome!

Contact – Jeanne Pascucci or Mike Smyntek
Meeting Time – 3rd Monday of the month at 3:30pm

Students will learn about important issues affecting animals while increasing their appreciation and respect for them.  They will be empowered to help animals and all living things.

Contact – Kim Gruver or Sandy Cashman
Meeting Time – 3rd Thursday of the Month at 3:30pm

Do you enjoy drawing, discussing or watching Anime? Anime Club is a place for any student who enjoys anime, drawing, or games. Everyone is welcome, whether you know anything about Anime or not.

Contact – Melissa Rodway and Elisa Mindlin
Meeting Time – 1st Monday of each month at 12 PM

Whether you have lots of supplies, or none at all, if you love being creative we are the club for you! Join us monthly as we make all sorts of fun masterpieces! We will send out a supply list the week before for you to prepare, or you can create a virtual option in a breakout room with no supplies needed at all. We can’t wait to see what you create! We will be making crafts from basic supplies that you likely have in your home already.

Contact – Amy Shehan or Lauren Stenson
Meeting Time – 2nd Tuesday of the month at 3:30pm

Genders & Sexualities Alliances, or GSAs for short, are student-run organizations that unite LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities.  GSA offers a safe space for students to support each other.

Contact – Mrs. Hathaway or Linda Dupes
Meeting Time – 2nd Thursday of each month at 3:30

This club will focus on the basic food preparation and cooking skills.  Students will learn how to follow a recipe and to safely prepare food.  It is our goal to gather students with an interest in cooking to share recipes and prepare food.

Contact – Heather Ronco
Meeting Time – 1st Monday of each month at 3:30 PM

Students that have a passion for fishing and hunting will get to explore interesting topics, exciting activities, and informational websites that are related to their outdoor interests.

Contact – Mrs. Hathaway or Linda Dupes
Meeting Time – 4th Tuesday of the month at 3:30pm

This club will give students the opportunity to explore taking on the role of another character in a Reader’s Theater setting.  We will be enhancing reading skills and confidence by students’ reading of scripts. We also highly encourage students to write their own short Reader’s Theater scripts and use this club to see their writing come to life.

Contact – Pam Heard
Club Times – 2nd Thursdays at 12:10

Do you love cars and engines? Are you a true car enthusiast just looking to discuss cars with other students? Maybe you want tips on getting your first car? Then join the Agora Car Club! We are a community of students that will discuss everything car related, and we don’t limit to any categories. We can discuss sedans, muscle cars, sports cars, and trucks! There is no limit to the cars we will be talking about, whether it’s make, model or year. Each week we will learn about different parts of a car, and students can decide what the best make or type of car they may be interested in. So, join us for the Agora Car Club!

Contact – Kim Gruver or Lew Kroner
Club Times – 3rd Thursday at 12:10

You think you are an Otaku or a Weeaboo? Do you enjoy Anime–like to talk and share? Bring your creative mind with you!

Contact – Melissa Jusko or Sarah Weikert
Club Times – 1st Thursdays at 12:10

Let your creative side soar and join the Art Club! Agora’s Art Club is open to all high school students who have a desire to share their passion for all forms of art. This virtual, interactive club was founded by a student who leads the club and is advised by Agora high school art teachers. Club meetings are held virtually 1-2 times per month and include brief lessons, games, videos, and sharing of artwork. No previous formal art training is required.

Contact – Eric Pfeiffer
Club Times – Second Thursday of each month at 3:30pm

The new James Webb Telescope! So many rocket launches! Exoplanet discoveries! Black hole observations. Several new world class telescopes coming online. Space research is at one of those times that people will talk about in future generations. Plus, space is just cool. Astronomy club is a place to share news about space, look at recent discoveries, learn about telescopes, find what you can see in your night sky and explore. Please be sure to bring oxygen.

Contact – John Thomas
Club Times – 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 12:10

This club is a place where Christians can study the Word of God together. We will study a book from the Bible and discuss. It will be a great opportunity to focus on Jesus and encourage one another. We will not upset nor criticize any student’s religion. Although this is a Christian, Bible-based study, everyone is welcome!

Contact – Rebecca Mitzel
Club Times – 1st Tuesdays at 12:10

Students will have the opportunity to read and discuss books with their peers. Students will read books of their own choosing. During the meetings, students will discuss the books they have been reading and get suggestions for new reads from their peers.

Contact – Nancy Waters
Club Times – 1st & 3rd Thursdays at 3:30

This is a club all about cartoons! Together, students can watch, make, and discuss cartoons as well as trivia, crosswords, puzzles, and more.

Contact – Brigitt Watts
Club Times – Alternating Fridays at 3:30

This club is designed to improve socialization among the school community by enabling students to chat among themselves. Club meetings will include presentations that encourage conversation, sharing and playing music, and hosting guest speakers. Come connect with your peers and meet new friends!

Contact – Callie Gaylord, Eric Pfeiffer or Joseph Smith
Club Times – last Fridays at 3:30 PM

Chess is known as “the game of kings.” Chess is a game for people of all ages and thinking capacities. It can help your brain develop in ways you would probably never think of. Chess is relevant as it teaches students to anticipate the consequences for every action. Students of all ages LOVE the competition of the game and making new friends. Chess has also been scientifically proven to help develop analytical and decision-making skills, which students can transfer to real life. Members will discuss game strategy, learn the history, play chess, meet people who also enjoy chess or want to learn how to play. It is for all levels of players! Join us for a game!

Contact – Barbara Boyle or Heather Ronco
Club Times – 3rd Monday of each month at 3:30pm

Coffeehouse is a place for high school students to come and share their talents and creations. It is an opportunity to share art, photography, poetry, and literature. It is a place where students can take the open mic and share a song they wrote or perform their jokes or spoken pieces. All high school students are welcome at Coffee House, even if you don’t want to share or perform. Come and support your friends, your classmates, and your peers. See what Agora students have to offer, and think about what you can do too!

Contact – Dwyer
Club Times – 3rd Tuesday at 3:30pm

Join us in the virtual kitchen! During our club meetings, students will be able to swap recipes, share photos of their cooking, learn how to prepare a variety of dishes, and participate in virtual cooking demonstrations.

Contact – Jennifer Markle
Club Times – 4th Thursdays at 3:30 PM

During crochet club, students swap ideas for projects, teach each other crochet stitches, and show off their work. We do crochet-along demonstrations and refer you to suitable resources to help you along your crochet journey. From beginner to pro, all are welcome!

Contact – Mike McQuillan or Susan Clark
Club Times – 4th Thursday each month at 3:30pm

Do you enjoy debating contemporary topics with your peers? If so, we would love to hear your VOICE during this year’s Debate Club meetings. Students will brainstorm topics they would like to debate and teams will be formed. Students are required to participate on the microphone and must remain polite, respectful, and appropriate during all discussions. At the end of the debate, students will come together to determine a reasonable middle-ground. We look forward to having you!

Contact – Bob Galonski
Club Times – 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 3:30 PM

Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game made for imagination and creativity. In this club we will learn about the history of Dungeons & Dragons and how to play the game. Students will also learn how to become a Dungeon Master/Game Master.

Contact – Laura Stapf
Club Times – 3rd Tuesdays at 3:30 PM

Mini horses, draft horses, and race horses…oh my! Just can’t get enough of these amazing creatures? Neither can we! Would you like to join us for the ultimate virtual equestrian experience?

Topics include:

Contact – Serena Adams
Club Times – 3rd Wednesday at 12:10 PM

At F.I.R.E., our main goal is to provide a safe, welcoming environment for all our members, and to promote leadership and confidence. We discuss topics from women’s rights to women’s social and mental health. We hope to create a network among all members and promote support, empowerment, and friendship that persists even outside of meetings.

Contact – Samantha Bonniger or Heba Brohi
Club Times – 1st and 3rd Thursday each month at 3:30pm

Calling all gamers! 🎮 Whether you are a seasoned pro or just starting out, this club is for you! Meet up with other gamers to talk strategy, discover new games, and even play along with new friends. This club is open to all who enjoy video, PC and mobile gaming.

Contact – Jen Barrios, Mia Jafarian, Kelly Noss or Amy Shea
Club Times – 1st Thursday at 12:10 PM

This is a student-run club for our high school students. The mission and purpose of each GSA is a safe place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer (LGBTQ) students and allies, a time to provide support to each other, plan ways to educate other students in the school, organize activities to raise awareness of LGBTQ issues or all of the above! Please complete the survey link above and, once the advisors receive your information, a class connect session for the Genders and Sexualities Alliance will be added to your schedule.

Contact – Jennifer Dumas
Club Times – 1st & 3rd Wednesdays at 12:10 PM

Are you a girl who has an interest in coding? Join Girls Who Code, where you will meet other like-minded girls who are interested in coding. Girls Who Code is a unique Computer Science club for girls who are interested in Computer Science, Coding Activities, and more.

Contact – Cynthia Bennett or Diane Kunitsky
Club Times – 3rd Tuesday of each month at 3:30pm

HOSA is an organization for high school students enrolled in health science (and pre-technical health science) or biomedical science education programs, or for students who are planning to pursue a health career. Local HOSA members are involved in community service, career-related and leadership development activities. HOSA members can share experiences with other people involved in the health professions. Members build confidence in their own ability to develop skills that will lead to successful employment in the field of health.

Contact – Rebecca Adams or Julie McCrea
Club Times – Every Friday at 12:10 PM

Agora’s National Honor Society is happy to offer Math and Writing Peer Tutoring to any student in the 9th – 12th grade. We will work with students individually in breakout rooms to help work through the problems or writing assignments that are causing difficulty. Please bring some sample problems or an essay you are struggling to write. We can model how to solve and then support you as you are solving the problems on your own!

Contact – Meghan Stalebrink
Club Times – 2nd Tuesdays at 3:30 PM

Opportunity for students to be empowered as leaders in the fight to conquer childhood cancer during a school year of student-led fundraising efforts.

Contact – Ocie Hill
Club Times – 2nd Thursdays each month at 3:30pm

Agora’s Photography Club is open to all high school students who have a desire to share and/or improve their photography skills. This virtual interactive club focuses on learning the basics of DSLR cameras and how to take better pictures using your phone. We meet 1-2 times per month, and meetings include video tutorials, lessons, student work displays, and photographic challenges. All levels of ability welcome.

Contact – Nancy Janelli or Chad Mullen
Club Times – 2nd & 4th Mondays at 3:30 PM

Have you ever experienced the power of the written word? Just like reading and writing? Have you ever wondered why your English teachers seem to love poetry? Then Poetry Club is for you! Everyone will have the opportunity to share favorite poems or original, self-written works, and explore art and style. Come and see why so many throughout the ages dedicated so much time and talent to poetry! “Poetry is an echo, asking a shadow to dance” – Carl Sandburg.

Contact – Barbara Boyle
Club Times – 2nd Monday of each month 3:30PM

Looking for ways to add self-care and mindfulness into your day, in a fun and supportive environment? We will dive into physical, emotional, social, spiritual, personal, space, financial and work self-care with activities and sharing.

Contact – Diane Kunitsky
Club Times – 1st Thursday of the month at 3:30pm

The Random Act of Kindness of Agora (RAKA) club inspires each other to perform the smallest act of kindness, such as saying kind words to a peer or holding the door open to a stranger who has their hands full, to much bigger acts of kindness, like providing books or supplies to a school in need. All our Random Acts of Kindness contribute to a much bigger story, one that our club seeks to embody and promote to others – that you too can conquer the world one random act of kindness at a time. Everyone has the potential to change the world. We believe kindness can change the world, we remind everyone how much love there is in the world, and we want to inspire hope and generosity with our actions as much as our words. We are in need of amazing people like you to join.

Contact – Lory Soda or Stephanie Whitted
Club Times – 2nd Monday of the month at 3:30PM

The Sable Alliance is a safe space for everyone to come together to learn about black culture, to engage with peers concerning black culture, and to validate and support our members. Our goal is to generate a community that fosters empathy and unity through the exposure of black culture (influential people, accomplishments, etc.)

Contact – Jennifer Meyer
Club Times – 2nd Tuesdays at 12:10 PM

Offer a time for students to discuss topics related to the Spanish language and also culture.

Contact – Amber Tkach
Club Times – 2nd Thursdays at 12:10 PM

Students will collaboratively design the quarterly high school student assembly PowerPoints with the oversight of a staff advisor. Monthly meetings will facilitate ongoing creative work and timely completion of the PowerPoints as students brainstorm, discuss, organize, and create, adding a fresh perspective to high school student assemblies.

Contact – Kelly Noss or Erica Lee
Club Times – Alternating Wednesdays at 12:10 PM

Being a high school student is hard enough, but being a teen parent AND a high school student can be very overwhelming! We are here to help! Teen Pact is an optional group for pregnant or parenting students at Agora. We offer support, resources, and a chance to talk about our kids/pregnancies.

Contact – Danielle Kerner or Sam Bonniger
Club Times – 12:10 PM on various days

Interested in working for the student-run newspaper? We do it all!

Writing articles, poetry and short stories, covering school events, drawing comics and taking pictures – we’re the place to be to express yourself and showcase your talents! The Agora Times is always accepting new members.

Contact – Meghan Stalebrink or Michael Reaves
Club Times – 1st & 3rd Thursdays at 12:10 PM

As a club we allow all students to reach their highest potential by fostering opportunities for those who wish to learn music, drama, scriptwriting, and more. The Theatrics Club’s goal is to provide the opportunity for students to participate (preform or observe) and/or learn about bi-monthly short plays, scriptwriting, musicals, and music. All students are welcome.

Contact – Ericka Nicol
Club Times – 3rd Thursday of each month at 3:30pm

Do you love exploring new places and new cultures? Do you dream of seeing the world? If so, Travel Club is for you! Each month we will learn about cool destinations both near and far. We look forward to “traveling” with you!

Contact – Serena Adams
Club Times – 1st Thursdays at 12:10 PM

In Writing Club, we explore a variety of genres, and students have the opportunity to write, share, and comment on original work. We also utilize the Writing Club course to collaborate and communicate outside of meetings. The Writing Club is open to avid writers, or anyone who has an appreciation for writing as a craft. Student have shared completed stories, excerpts from larger works, outlines, and concept art. We are flexible and diverse in out interests!

Contact – Jen Barrios
Club Times – 3rd Wednesdays at 12:10

Agora’s young father group is a group for parenting or expecting teen fathers. It is an optional online parenting group. The online meetings are a great way to connect with other teen fathers and safe fun spot to share stories with other teen fathers in the group.

If you are young father or an expecting young father, please reach out to the School Social Worker, Ms. Jen Barrios or your Family Coach or School Counselor and let them know that you are interested in joining the group!