Activity and Club Information
The 2024-25 Club Location Chart will be posted here and on bulletin strips around the building once all the chart information has been submitted.
Please see the club pages for any updates directly from the sponsors.
List of Activities and Clubs
| Activity | Type | Contact Information | Meeting Information | General Information |
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Student Council Association (SCA) |
Student Government |
Ms. Rhodenhizer [email protected] |
Enclosed Cafeteria |
The SCA is led by students elected by their peers and is advised by a faculty sponsor. Its purpose is to present students with an opportunity to develop leadership skills while promoting cooperation between students, clubs, organizations, and faculty members. |
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Seniors—Class of 2025 |
Student Government |
VACANT |
Enclosed Cafeteria |
Supports all SCA activities and makes all decisions related to the senior class. |
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Juniors—Class of 2026 |
Student Government |
Ms. Mayer |
Enclosed Cafeteria |
Support all SCA activities and oversees the Prom. |
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Sophomores—Class of 2027 |
Student Government |
Ms. Black |
Enclosed Cafeteria |
Supports all SCA activities and makes all decisions related to the sophomore class. |
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Freshmen—Class of 2028 |
Student Government |
Mr. Davis |
Enclosed Cafeteria |
Supports all SCA activities and makes all decisions related to the freshman class. |
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Debate |
VHSL Academics |
Ms. Schofield |
E110 Every Tuesday 2:15-4 p.m. |
Competitive Public Forum style debate team - monthly tournaments - a great way to learn research and argumentation skills. |
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Theatre |
VHSL Academics |
Mr. Troyer |
E106 |
Drama Club is designed for students interested in learning more about the aspects of theater. This includes learning stage terminology, working on acting skills, set building, and costumes/makeup design. |
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Film Festival |
VHSL Academics |
Mr. Lilly |
TV Production Rooms |
Students interested in learning how to direct Hollywood-like films and learn how to film and/or act for television. Students will have the opportunity to direct films and short films that look professional. |
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Newspaper |
VHSL Academics |
C. Terenchin [email protected] |
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Newspaper is run by a group of hard-working and entrepreneurial students whose goal is to report the news concerning both the school and the wider community. Students will write, edit, and publish articles. |
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Scholastic Bowl |
VHSL Academics |
Ms. Smyth |
Competitive trivia event against other area schools. It is like Jeopardy but in a team format. Academic competition emphasizes knowledge of English, mathematics, science and social studies. |
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Yearbook |
VHSL Academics |
Ms.Boyette [email protected] |
E134 |
The Yearbook Club offers all students an opportunity to contribute to the creation of the yearbook. Activities include contributing to stories, creating promotional marketing materials such as promo videos and photoshoots. |
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Bulldog Book Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Rhodenhizer Ms. Terrillion |
Library
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The Bulldog Book Club is a group that meets weekly to share favorite books, read aloud, and other book related activities. When in-person, we meet in the library during announced flex periods. Staff and students are invited! Come as often as you like. |
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Dance Team |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Jones |
GYM/COMMONS |
The HHS Dance company seeks to offer multiple performance opportunities to students who are current students. The purpose of the HHS Dance Team is for students to expand upon their dance technique and performance skills. |
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Fashion Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Waraich [email protected] |
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The organization engages students in activities related to designing, creating, and showcasing fashion, while also exploring trends and developing personal style. |
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FCCLA (Family/Career/Community Leaders of America) |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Jackson Ms. Mayer [email protected] |
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Leadership association that is part of Family and Consumer Sciences. Meetings are meant to deal with the challenges of living, learning, and working together for the future. |
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Fiber Arts Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Mrs. Mueller [email protected] Mrs. Smith [email protected]
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This club is a relaxing and open environment for students interested in knitting and crocheting. We are open to both experienced knitters/crocheters and those with no experience at all. We have equipment and are excited to teach! We are excited to have our first meeting with interested students on October 13th |
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French Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Ngouchema |
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The French Club is an extension of the classroom, geared to offering students new cultural experiences. |
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Future Business Leaders of America - |
School Sponsored |
T. Fuller [email protected] Mr. Avendano Mr. Nwankwo |
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FBLA is a student organization for those students currently in a Business Course to give them an opportunity to grow their interests on a local, state, and national level. |
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Italian Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Maddox |
E120 |
Students interested in the Italian Culture. It is open to all grade levels. |
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AFJROTC Drill Teams: Color Guard, Fitness Team, Academic Team Stellar Explorers |
School Sponsored |
COL (Ret.) Peterson |
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Cadets of the HHS Department of Military Science JROTC Program are eligible to try out and/or join teams throughout the school year. The teams are coached by the instructors but cadets are the leadership of the teams. The purpose of the teams is to build teamwork, mental stamina, have fun becoming leaders, and build confidence during the competition season |
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Korean Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Choi |
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This club is for anyone interested in Korean culture. This club will learn the Korean alphabet, listen to Korean music, and engage in Korean snack tasting. |
| ELL Student Ambassadors |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Rodriguez |
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Members provide constant support to new ELL students on their first two days of school. They provide tours, information, and translation support, as well as serve as mentors and tutors as needed. |
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Model UN |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Terenchin |
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Model United Nation is a club where student role play delegates to the United Nations and simulate UN committees. This activity takes place at MUN conferences. |
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Physics Club |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Davis |
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The Physics Club is made of individuals that are interested in physics knowledge within the school community. |
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Spanish Club |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Carvajal |
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Serves the Spanish speaking community through community service, educates the community on Hispanic culture, plans and participates in school celebrations of culture. |
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Student-Athlete Leadership Team |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Forgas |
Commons |
Encourage leadership and character-building of Hylton student-athletes. Meetings will occur monthly. |
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Student 2 Student Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Pitre |
Counseling Center |
The S2S Purple Program supports HHS military dependent students and families transitioning in and out of the Bulldog school community by providing Student-to-Student mentoring, special resources and services.
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Art Honor Society |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Sipe |
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Advanced art projects for students wanting to have advanced options in art. |
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French Honor Society |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Choi |
Must be in upper level French (French IV, AP and occasionally French III). Must have maintained a B+ in French and need French teacher’s recommendation. |
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Italian Honor Society |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Maddox |
Room E120 Monthly Meetings |
Enrolled in Italian III or above, A average in Italian for the last 3 semesters. |
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National Honor Society |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Link |
Enclosed Cafeteria
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NHS is dedicated to service leadership. Juniors and Seniors with a 3.4 GPA or above and have stellar recommendations by faculty. |
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Spanish Honor Society |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Carvajal [email protected] |
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Students will be engaged in learning and discussing about traditions, food, dances, books, movies, artists, and cultural issues. |
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Music Honor Society |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Tutwiler |
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You must have a GPA of 3.6 and an “A” in your music class as well as having successfully auditioned and made an honor group. |
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Art Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Sipe |
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Advanced art projects for students wanting to have advanced options in art. |
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Asian Student Union |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Long |
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The Asian Student Union (ASU) is a club where we celebrate and appreciate all Asian cultures, as well as providing a safe space for Hylton’s Asian community! We will be having potlucks, watching movies, listening to music, looking at Asian art, having discussions about current events and issues, etc. |
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Black Student Union |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Black [email protected] Ms. Coleman [email protected]
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Black Student Union focuses on cultural awareness and acceptance. Activities geared towards education-centered on minority and ways to dismantle bias/prejudice. Students of all diverse backgrounds are invited to participate. |
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Criminal Justice Club |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Gottert |
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Any student interested in the profession of criminal justice is accepted. |
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Multicultural Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Iribarren |
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The Multicultural Club is for learning more about the world's diverse cultures. This club promotes awareness, acceptance, and hopes to foster an appreciation for all cultures. |
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Educators Rising |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Jackson |
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This club is part of a national organization to promote careers in education. Opportunities are provided for hands-on experience and resume building through outreach activities in the community and local conferences. |
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Gaming Club (Board Games) |
Non-School Sponsored |
Mr. Terenchin Mr. Paciorkowski Mr. D’Aiutolo |
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Students interested either board games and/or video games are welcome to join this club |
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Gender & Sexuality Alliance |
Non-School Sponsored | VACANT
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A safe place for the LGBTQIA+ community and We provide a safe space for all LGBTQ+ students and allies to meet after school for activities and discussions. |
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Latin American Student Association |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Maddox |
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The Latin American Student Association (LASA) is a club that provides students interested in Latin American cultures with a forum to pursue cultural, professional and social opportunities. We want to foster an environment that encourages an integration between the Latin American students and the rest of the Prince William County Community. |
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Mock Trial Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Schofield |
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Students meet weekly and prepare cases and will eventually present them in real courts. Students participate in the MJP (Model Judiciary Program). |
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Muslim Student Association |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Sokoya |
Counseling Center Office
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Increase the understanding of Islamic culture, traditions, and people through open dialogue. Students of the Islamic faith, allies of the Islamic faith, and those wanting to learn more on the Islamic faith are welcome to join. |
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Bulldog Players Drama Club |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Troyer |
Auditorium |
Our club welcomes students of all skill levels, offering exciting opportunities in both acting and technical theatre. Explore your passion by participating in dynamic performances, honing your acting skills through scene work or delve into the world of stagecraft with set design, lighting, make-up, costume design, and sound. Collaborate with fellow enthusiasts, gain valuable expreience, and make lasting memories-all while having fun in a supportive and engaging environment. Whether you want to shine on stage or work behind the scenes, the Hylton Theatre Club has a place for you! |
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S.T.E.M. Club |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Paciorkowski |
8-205 |
Expand on Science, Technology, engineering, and mathmatics througy activities. |
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Step Team |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Black Mrs. Smith |
Commons |
Sole Steppers provides social and emotional learning and teaches members the history of stepping and its connections culturally and academically. |
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SkillsUSA (was VICA) |
School Sponsored |
Mr. Stevens |
Automotive Shop |
Leadership competitions that cover all academic areas from speech and speech writing, spelling competitions, photography and math competitions. Primarily CTE students. |
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African Student Association |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Sokoya |
6-204 |
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Cricket Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Pierre |
8-209 or Field |
Students play cricket after school. |
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E.D.G.E. Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Mr. Avendano Ofc. Shore |
8-210 |
A support group for students to build community & share their own faith with each other. |
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Environmental Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Healy |
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Raise awareness about environmental issues and promote sustainable practicies. |
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Key Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Pierre Ms. Ngouchema |
B-107 |
Plan and participate in community service activities. |
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United Crown's Round Table |
Non-School Sponsored |
Mr. Washington |
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Warhammer 40K Club |
Non-School Sponsored |
Ms. Webb |
1-104 |
Discuss and play Warhammer. |
| Ecology/Plant Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Hudjohn |
6-201 |
Promote a relaxed atmosphere where students will grow plants and discuss how ato best advance the growing process. |
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Culinary Club |
School Sponsored |
Ms. Mayer |
4-101 |
Develop cooking skills, kitchen safety, and sanitation knowledge. Create a sense of cummunity through cooking, creating adn sharing a variety of culturally different dishes. |