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This is a quick informational page to see current clubs and organizations within ARHS.
For more information please reach out to the advisor listed.
To foster a sense of community and culture through media content.
Advisor: Joe Solomon
Club Mission: To create a safe and inspiring space for creative, freethinkers who will empower themselves and others through artistic creation.
What We Do: Long and Short term art projects that are school and community need
Travel Opportunities: Hang out and Share our interests
Advisor(s): Krista Lima, klima@freelake.org
Club Mission
In all performing groups, the emphasis is on the development of musical understanding through performances.
Advisor(s): Jenna Kendall
Club Mission
In all performing groups, the emphasis is on the development of musical understanding through performances.
Advisor(s): Jenna Kendall
Club Mission
Prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management.
What We Do
There is something for everyone! Conferences, Competitions, Fashion Club, Sporting Events, Video Challenges, Video Simulations, School Store, and more!
Advisor(s): Frank Rosa, Jennifer Cronin
Develops skills in both theater performance and technical theater through the production of a Fall play and Spring musical each year, giving students a welcoming space to shine both on the stage and behind the scenes.
Advisor: Jenna Kendall
Our mission is to inspire environmental awareness, promote sustainable practices, and take meaningful action to create a positive, lasting impact on our school, community, and environment.
Advisor(s): Kyle Marshall
To teach cooperation and communication but also to win, a lot.
Advisor: Joe Solomon
Give all students the opportunity to play a variety of games with their fellow classmates and teachers.
Advisor(s): Joseph Giorlando
HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.
Advisor: Julie Mills
Designed to promote physical fitness through functional training, plyometrics, cardiovascular training, yoga, and mobility training. Inclusive to all fitness levels from 7th to 12th grade. We try to foster a welcoming environment to promote the importance of life-long fitness in a variety of ways.
Advisor: Zane Fyfe
To promote awareness of the diversity within gender identity and sexual orientation. We commit to maintain a safe and positive environment for all people.
Advisor(s): Michael Pollino
Club Mission
LIFE aims to provide a variety of opportunities to develop and maintain meaningful relationships in an inclusive and positive social environment. Enrichment opportunities foster true friendships while encouraging growth and development and promoting a safe, supportive, and welcoming atmosphere that is conducive to empowerment for all. Members of LIFE strive to be the best version of themselves while inspiring those around them to do the same.
Advisor(s): Nicole Briggs
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Participants perform choreographed routines using batons and sometimes pom-poms or other props. We compete in both MA and NH. Routines are judged on technique, execution, difficulty, choreography, and presentation. We compete in a variety of categories such as solo, duet, team, or corps/group events.
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Participants will develop skills including high tosses and catches, multiple-baton work, rolls and contact moves, dance and flexibility, turns, and leaps
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Participants will also perform at home football games with the marching band, in parades and possibly other school events.
Advisor(s): Kerri-Anne Logan
To provide a fun, yet competitive mathematical experience beyond the classroom and expose students to mathematical talent outside of ARHS.
Advisor(s): Stacy Pacheco
Unveiled over a century ago, the National Honor Society enshrines four pillars at its heart: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. More than mere badges of honor for NHS members, these principles are transformative keys that unlock potential, enhancing every student’s educational journey, and ultimately empowering them to make profound, enduring contributions to our world.
Webpage for Handbook, Constitution, NHS Bylaws, State Associations and How to become a member are found here:
Click here for all information
Advisor(s): Ms. MacLean
The Portuguese Club provides students with an opportunity to celebrate and explore the Portuguese language and culture in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Through cultural activities, traditions, food and music, students will develop a greater appreciation for the Portuguese speaking world. The club also completes two community service projects each year, encouraging students to make a positive impact beyond the classroom.
Advisor: Dianne Tavares-Melo
To teach students how to cooperate and create events for the school and engage in civics.
Advisor(s): Joseph Solomon , Cormac Smith
The Yearbook Club is dedicated to capturing and preserving the memories, achievements, and experiences that make each school year unique. We are committed to creating an inclusive yearbook that represents the diverse experiences and voices of our entire student body, preserving a timeless memory for generations to come.
Advisor: Hanna Copley
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To foster a sense of community and culture through media content.
Advisor: Joe Solomon
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Club Mission: To create a safe and inspiring space for creative, freethinkers who will empower themselves and others through artistic creation.
What We Do: Long and Short term art projects that are school and community need
Travel Opportunities: Hang out and Share our interests
Advisor(s): Krista Lima, klima@freelake.org
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Club Mission
In all performing groups, the emphasis is on the development of musical understanding through performances.Advisor(s): Jenna Kendall
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Club Mission
In all performing groups, the emphasis is on the development of musical understanding through performances.Advisor(s): Jenna Kendall
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Club Mission
Prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management.
What We Do
There is something for everyone! Conferences, Competitions, Fashion Club, Sporting Events, Video Challenges, Video Simulations, School Store, and more!
Advisor(s): Frank Rosa, Jennifer Cronin
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Develops skills in both theater performance and technical theater through the production of a Fall play and Spring musical each year, giving students a welcoming space to shine both on the stage and behind the scenes.
Advisor: Jenna Kendall
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Our mission is to inspire environmental awareness, promote sustainable practices, and take meaningful action to create a positive, lasting impact on our school, community, and environment.
Advisor(s): Kyle Marshall
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To teach cooperation and communication but also to win, a lot.
Advisor: Joe Solomon
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Give all students the opportunity to play a variety of games with their fellow classmates and teachers.
Advisor(s): Joseph Giorlando
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HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.
Advisor: Julie Mills
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Designed to promote physical fitness through functional training, plyometrics, cardiovascular training, yoga, and mobility training. Inclusive to all fitness levels from 7th to 12th grade. We try to foster a welcoming environment to promote the importance of life-long fitness in a variety of ways.
Advisor: Zane Fyfe
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To promote awareness of the diversity within gender identity and sexual orientation. We commit to maintain a safe and positive environment for all people.Advisor(s): Michael Pollino
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Club Mission
LIFE aims to provide a variety of opportunities to develop and maintain meaningful relationships in an inclusive and positive social environment. Enrichment opportunities foster true friendships while encouraging growth and development and promoting a safe, supportive, and welcoming atmosphere that is conducive to empowerment for all. Members of LIFE strive to be the best version of themselves while inspiring those around them to do the same.
Advisor(s): Nicole Briggs
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Participants perform choreographed routines using batons and sometimes pom-poms or other props. We compete in both MA and NH. Routines are judged on technique, execution, difficulty, choreography, and presentation. We compete in a variety of categories such as solo, duet, team, or corps/group events.
-
Participants will develop skills including high tosses and catches, multiple-baton work, rolls and contact moves, dance and flexibility, turns, and leaps
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Participants will also perform at home football games with the marching band, in parades and possibly other school events.
Advisor(s): Kerri-Anne Logan
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To provide a fun, yet competitive mathematical experience beyond the classroom and expose students to mathematical talent outside of ARHS.
Advisor(s): Stacy Pacheco
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Unveiled over a century ago, the National Honor Society enshrines four pillars at its heart: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. More than mere badges of honor for NHS members, these principles are transformative keys that unlock potential, enhancing every student’s educational journey, and ultimately empowering them to make profound, enduring contributions to our world.
Webpage for Handbook, Constitution, NHS Bylaws, State Associations and How to become a member are found here:
Click here for all information
Advisor(s): Ms. MacLean
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The Portuguese Club provides students with an opportunity to celebrate and explore the Portuguese language and culture in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Through cultural activities, traditions, food and music, students will develop a greater appreciation for the Portuguese speaking world. The club also completes two community service projects each year, encouraging students to make a positive impact beyond the classroom.
Advisor: Dianne Tavares-Melo
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To teach students how to cooperate and create events for the school and engage in civics.
Advisor(s): Joseph Solomon , Cormac Smith
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The Yearbook Club is dedicated to capturing and preserving the memories, achievements, and experiences that make each school year unique. We are committed to creating an inclusive yearbook that represents the diverse experiences and voices of our entire student body, preserving a timeless memory for generations to come.Advisor: Hanna Copley
