Clubs & Interest Groups Informational Meeting

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Clubs & Interest Groups Informational Meeting Check out the NPHS Website under ACTIVITIES Click on Clubs & Interest Groups for All the Info & Forms

Sign In One representative from each Club or Group needs to sign in. Please include the following and write neatly: Full Name (Printed) Name of Club or Interest Group (Please Designate which is which) Note if the Club or Interest Group is renewing (existed last year) or is brand new. Teacher Advisor’s Name Email for student representative

The Difference Between Clubs & Interest Groups An advisor (certificated staff member/teacher) is required A current constitution must be and approved by, and on file with, ASG and the Dean of Activities. Need to be approved by January 24th to be a club for 2016- 2017 Must have a Governing Board Need a minimum of 8 students participating regularly Must take minutes at meetings You have any financials or are fundraising Everyone in the club must be a current student of NPHS Must participate in a community service activity An advisor (certificated staff member/teacher) is required Must have one designated student representative in charge Must get approval by, and be registered with, ASG & the Activities Office Need a minimum of 8 students participating regularly No fundraising or any financials. No meeting minutes Everyone in the interest group must be a current student of NPHS

The Difference Between Clubs & Interest Groups *In short… Interest Groups can have officers but don’t have to, minutes or any governing documents aren’t required other than the registration form with the office and semester reviews, have one student contact and one certificated advisor, and meets a minimum of once a month. Clubs need to have elected officers, a certificated advisor, an approved constitution, minutes for every meeting and financial endeavor, and they need to have monthly meetings, and they need regular financial activity with their account at the Student Store.

Interest Group Forms Interest Group Agreement Interest Group Semester Review

Club Forms For Existing Clubs with Constitutions on File Club Charter Renewal Form Club Semester Report Form Community Service Verification

Club Forms For Brand New Clubs Club Charter Renewal Form Club Constitution Club Semester Report Community Service Verification

Publicity Clubs can advertise through the bulletin (Panther Tale), PTV, Marquee, and signs Interest Groups can advertise through the Panther Tale and signs All announcements need to be approved by your advisor Any signs put up on campus need to be approved by me. Bring me one copy, I will sign off, and then you will make copies of the approved sign.

Clubs Minutes Clubs must turn in minutes at least once a month Minutes need to include all financials including expenditures All Expenses and Fundraising must be voted on and approved by the club and then administration Minutes should be turned into the Student Store, ASG and a copy to the activities office.

Clubs Fundraising Only Clubs CAN Fundraise Fundraising needs to be approved by administration (activity request) and go through the Student Store for Cashboxes and Financial Exchanges 2 weeks prior Revenue Potential Forms should be prepared for all fundraisers (Student Store) Income Procedures: Cash should be turned in promptly after collection Cash should be substantiated by supporting documentation (ticket numbers, tally sheets, receipts) Cash Should be recounted promptly and secured (Turned into the Student Store) Can’t sell food until 2:35pm and must have approval by administration and filled out an activity request (and any work order) Tresurer’s & President’s Meeting in E5 on Tuesday 9/20

Club Day Tuesday, October 11th at lunch in the Quad Clubs Can Sell Interest Groups Can Get Interest Each Club Can Have Up to 2 Students Get Summoned To Set Up & Clean Up on Club Day Tuesday, September 27, 2016 Constitutions due by the end of the day to participate in Club Day Wednesday, September 28th Club Day Fundraising Item Due by the end of the day to Mrs. Barker ALL IS TENTATIVE UNTIL APPROVAL FROM THE DISTRICT. Tuesday, October 4, 2016 by the end of the day Cash Box Request to Mrs. Boxberger at the Student Store Representatives names to Mrs. Barker in Activities

EVENTS DATE & TIME LOCATION Club & Interest Group Information Meeting All Current Clubs, Interest Groups, and those wanting to start a New Club or Interest Group must send at least one representative Tuesday, September 13, 2016 During Lunch Gym Club Treasurer & Presidents Meeting Every Club Treasurer and President MUST BE IN ATTENDANCE Tuesday, September 20, 2016   E5-Ms. Alvarez’ Room Club Constitutions, Renewal Forms, & Interest Group Registration Forms Due Due to Activities Office to Participate in Club Day Tuesday, September 27, 2016 by the end of the day You can email it to kbarker@conejousd.org, or you can drop off a hard copy to Mrs. Barker Club Day Fundraising Item Request Please email your fundraising item choice to Mrs. Barker on a first come first serve basis. Need to be in by Wednesday, September 28th by the end of the day. ALL IS TENTATIVE UNTIL APPROVAL FROM THE DISTRICT. kbarker@conejousd.org Club Day Cash Box Requests Due Tuesday, October 4, 2016 by the end of the day Mrs. Boxberger at the Student Store Club Day Representatives Due Each Club Can Have Up to 2 Students Get Summoned To Set Up & Clean Up on Club Day Submit First and Last Names and the Club to kbarker@conejousd.org Club Day Clubs Can Sell Interest Groups Can Get Interest Tuesday, October 11, 2016 during Lunch Quad