Clubs and Activities

Battle of the Books

What is Battle of the Books?

The purpose of Battle of the Books is to give people who love to read a chance to talk about books and participate in a competition against other Central Ohio schools. 

Are there Dues?

No

Who do you see about Battle of the Books?

Mrs. Wise

Meeting Times?

We will meet in the ERC (library) on the third Thursday each month at 3:30 pm. 

Updated 10/21/25

Best Buddies

What is Best Buddies?

Best Buddies is the world’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities for social inclusion to people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. In addition to creating and supporting one-to-one friendships at Grove City High School, our organization offers leadership training, promotes disability awareness, and provides professional opportunities for students with and without disabilities.  

During meetings students will participate in chapter events such as lunch social events, monthly activities, and school-wide events. Meetings will be held to facilitate these events. 

Are there Dues?

No

Who do you see about Best Buddies?

Link to Google Classroom

Advisor- Rachel Rendle (School Counselor)

Chapter President- Bella Boland (Class of 2026)

Meeting Times?

Membership meetings will be held twice a month. Calendar of events can be found HERE. 

Updated 8/05/25

Clash Royale Club

What is Clash Royale Club?

Clash Royale Club is a place where all people who enjoy playing Clash Royale congregate with each other. It allows all people to have the ability to battle it out with each other, learn new tactics, grind trophies, build new decks, and just have a fun experience all together. 

Are there Dues?

Yes; $5

Who is the Advisor?

Mrs. Golden

Meeting Times?

We meet weekly on Fridays, 3:30 - 5:00 in room 801.

Updated 10/21/25

CyberPatriot/Computer Programming Club

What is Computer Programming Club?

Computer Programming Club is for those with an interest in learning more about computers and programming.  We have participated in CyberPatriot the last several years and have been successful as a group.  We will continue to learn about programming and networking using the CyberPatriot materials to help facilitate discussion. Our competitions are against other schools from across Ohio and the nation.  Last year there were thousands of schools and teams participating from

What is CyberPatriot? 

CyberPatriot is the National Youth Cyber Education Program created by the Air & Space Forces Association to inspire K-12 students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation's future. At the core of the program is the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition, the nation's largest cyber defense competition that puts high school and middle school students in charge of securing virtual networks. Other programs include AFA CyberCamps, the CyberPatriot Alumni Network, an elementary school cyber education initiative, a children’s literature series, CyberGenerations –a senior citizen cyber safety initiative, and a Tech Caregivers program designed to encourage cyber-savvy volunteers to give back to their communities. 

Are there Dues?

No

Who do you see about Computer Programming Club?

Mr. Freeman

Meeting Times?  

We meet in Room 302 every Thursday at 3:30 pm.

Dawgs for Christ

What is Dawgs for Christ?

Dawgs For Christ is the same as Fellowship of Christian Athletes. A club that requires you to be involved in at least 3 community service opportunities.  We eat breakfast together at 7:00 am and then listen to volunteers present a motivational message.

Are there Dues?

No

Who do you see about Dawgs for Christ?

Mr. Bosworth

Meeting Times? Thursdays 7:00 am - 7:45 am in the Auditorium

Drama Club

What is Drama Club? 

Drama Club offers an opportunity for students, no matter their experience level, to learn and explore theatrical arts in a safe, educational environment. Students can be onstage or behind the scenes to help us create two productions a year for our community.

Are there Dues? 

There is no fee to participate in Drama Club. There are fees associated with being in a production.

Who do you see about Drama Club?

Mrs. McConnell

Meeting Times? 

Typically, our meetings are the second and fourth Wednesday of every month from 3:30-4:30pm in the auditorium.

Updated 10/21/25 

Fashion and Interior Design Club

What is Fashion and Interior Design Club?

The purpose of Fashion and Interior Design Club is to give students an opportunity to get together with friends and spend time creating apparel and home decor outside of a classroom setting.  Students can design their own project and have help problem solving how to create their project.

Are there Dues?

No, but most projects will require you to buy the supplies needed to create your own design. This could be 25 cents or $25 depending on what you choose to make.

Who do you see about Fashion and Interior Design Club?

Ms. Williamson (skw0129@swcsd.us)

Meeting Times?

Fashion and Interior Design Club meets alternating Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, right after school 3:30-4:45 in room 204. 

In the Know

What is In the Know?

The purpose of In the Know is to gain and demonstrate general knowledge trivia.

Are there Dues?

Yes, $35

The dues are $25 and are used to pay for the league entrance fee/questions for the year.

Who do you see about In the Know?

Mrs. O'Hanlon

Meeting Times?

We meet on Wednesdays from 3:30 - 4:15 pm for practice and Wednesday during 8th period for competitions in room 702.

Key Club

What is Key Club?

We are a student-led club that provides service learning to our school and community. We also build leadership and fellowship among our members.

Are there Dues?

Yes. It is $15 which goes to our parent organization, Key Club International.

Who do you see about Key Club?

Ms. Thomas

Meeting Times?  We meet every Wednesday after school in the ERC.

Language Club

What is Language Club?

A casual, monthly club where students can explore new cultures and languages! All are welcome, even if you don't take a language class. Come to try new foods, meet new people and participate in cultural and language activities!

Are there dues?

No

Who are the advisors?

Senora Oyewale, Herr Reeves and Madame Adelman

When are the meetings?

We meet monthly (normally Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays) in the ERCC or the Commons.

Learn About Business Club

What is Learn About Business Club?

Students will learn about business in a fun and interactive way.

Are there dues?

No

Who is the advisor?

Mrs. Sayre

When are the meetings?

We meet two Mondays a month in room 206 at 3:30 pm, September to February. All are welcome!

Mock Trial

What is Mock Trial?

Students will learn about the legal process and will use acting and public speaking skills. Students take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses and compete with other area high school teams. We are given a case to work with and have the expertise of a cooperating attorney. Competitions are in late January and February. Students will have to wear business attire while in court.

Are there dues?

$10

Who is the advisor?

Mr. Brian Smith

When are the meetings?

Every Friday after school. Meetings usually run from 3:30-4:30 in room 906. Students are also encouraged to work in small groups on their own time.

National Honor Society (NHS)

Membership Requirements

Outstanding academic achievement allows you to be considered for induction into the National Honor Society. Selection for membership is a privilege granted to those who stand above their peers in scholarship, leadership, character and service to the school and community. NHS is considered to be an active club and each member must be involved in a personal community project as well as the club activities of a community and school service project, fundraising and monthly meetings. To be eligible for membership the candidate must be a member of the junior or senior class and have been in attendance at the school the equivalent of one semester.

Students wishing to be considered for membership into the Grove City High School National Honor Society will need to demonstrate outstanding performance in ALL four criteria of NHS – scholarship, leadership, service (school and community) and character.

Scholarship: based on academic average of 3.75 (weighted – no rounding) or higher.

Leadership: may include elected positions but also can include classroom, athletic, and community recognition as well.

Service: actions undertaken by the student which are done with or on behalf of others without any direct financial or material compensation. Consistent community service to an organization is preferred but a variety of experiences with a substantial time commitment would also be considered. Students need to show a connection to the school by being a fully functioning member in a variety (non-related) GCHS school activities over their high school careers. More emphasis is given to the year of application.

Character: use of a multifaceted definition of character known as the Six Pillars of Character: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship will be reviewed through faculty/sponsor recommendation forms and no school discipline issues.

The selection of each member to the chapter shall be by a majority vote of the Faculty Council.

Who are the advisors?

Mrs. Jacob and Ms. Schlomer

ROX (Ruling Our eXperiences)

What is ROX (Ruling Our eXperiences)?

Ruling Our eXperiences (ROX) is a national non-profit leader in programming, research and education focused on girls.   The vision of ROX is to create generations of confident girls who can control their own relationships, experiences and decisions. Visit rulingourexperiences.com or see one of the advisors for more information!  

Who are the advisors?

Mrs. Williams, Miss Jessica Wilson, Miss O'Hara and Mrs. Rendle

Where are the meetings held?

In the ROX room weekly.

SLAM

What is SLAM?  

The Student Literary Arts Magazine is a publication created by GCHS students every spring. If you have artwork, short stories, poems, etc. that you would like to be considered for SLAM, please contact Mrs. Parker in the English Department. 

Are there dues?

No

Who is the advisor?

Mrs. Parker

When are the meetings? TBD

For more information, check the bulletin board in the ERC-D or stop by room 806.

Straight and Gay Alliance (SAGA) Club

What is SAGA Club?

Welcome to Straight and Gay Alliance (SAGA). We are a student organization that is open to all LGBTQ+ identified individuals and allies. New members are welcome to attend at any point in the semester and offer feedback as to what types of LGBTQIA+ events they would like to see on campus!

Are there Dues?

No

Who do you see about SAGA Club?

Mrs. Mayle and Mr. Blevins

Meeting Times?

We meet every other week on Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:30 in room 203.

Updated 10/21/25

Student Council

What is Student Council?

Student Council is an educational instrument designed to provide actual learning experiences in leadership and opportunities for practice in the qualities of good citizenship necessary for the effective membership in a democratic society. Student Council is responsible for Homecoming, Red Cross Bloodmobiles, the holiday canned food drive, pep rallies, spirit weeks and potentially other activities. Student Council holds elections for upperclassmen in May and incoming freshmen in the fall. 

Are there dues?

Yes. $5

Who are the Advisers?

Ms. O'Hara and Mr. Crabtree

Council members should check in with teachers, get assignments, and take tests and quizzes before reporting to the meetings.

Meeting Times?

We meet every other week on Wednesdays during the school day in the Auditorium.

Updated 10/21/25