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Contact:
Steven Wilson
CRHS AVID Coordinator
352-794-4641 Ext. 4809
Crystal River High School AVID Team
Leah Grady
Dean of Students
352-795-4641 Ext. 4879
John McNeill
Social Studies Department
352-795-4641 Ext. 4875
Rachel Miller
English Department
352-795-4641 Ext. 4869
THE BLUE SEA
Joni Miller
Blue Sea Faculty Co-Advisor
352-795-4641 Ext. 4816
Michael Scruton
Blue Sea Faculty Co-Advisor
352-795-4641 Ext. 4853
The CRHS Drama Club is a proud member of the International Thespian Society (Troupe #3793). This organization provides students with the opportunity to become involved in the theatre arts both on and off the stage. On campus, Troupe #3793 produces full-length shows, showcases, and cabaret-style shows. The group also competes at district and state I.T.S. festivals each year. There are annual dues for the Drama Club and a one-time induction fee to join the International Thespian Society (this is strongly encouraged at the end of a student’s Freshman year, but is not required).
CRHS Theatre Director: Brady Lay
352-795-4641 Ext. 4831
FFA is a national organization with approximately 477,000 members and 7,223 chapters throughout the United States. Established in 1928, the organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of young people by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agriculture education.
To become a member, students must be currently enrolled in a course of agricultural education. Members of FFA engage in a variety of educational opportunities throughout the year.
Learn more about the benefits of becoming a member by visiting the official FFA website.
Faculty Advisor: Samantha Longfellow
352-795-4641 Ext. 4838
HOSA is a national and technical organization of students in Health Science and Health Occupation courses endorsed by the United States and the Florida Department of Education.
With more than 120,000 members nationwide, over 10,000 in Florida alone, we are committed to the development of leadership skills, motivation and recognition.
HOSA is 100% healthcare. Members compete in various health-related events at regional, state, and national competitions.
HOSA is a student-led organization of future healthcare professionals providing opportunities for health career students to develop, practice, and refine their leadership and teamwork skills.
HOSA offers students college scholarships and recognition awards at the state and national levels.
Potential HOSA members must be enrolled in the Academy of Health Careers and pay the necessary dues at the beginning of the year.
To learn more about HOSA, visit the following link: Hosa Homepage
Christine Wyman
352-795-4641 Ext. 4854
Interact Club is an International Service club for young people. Interact is associated with the Rotary Club of Crystal River, FL. Need community service hours? Then Interact is the club for you. From trash pickups to Christmas shopping, Interact offers many activities for those who enjoy helping out and volunteering, while also earning community service hours.
Teresa Johns-Gordon
352-795-4642 Ext. 4851
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Key Club is the world's largest high school service organization. Every year, millions of hours of service are given towards homes, schools, and communities. Key Club is distinct from most clubs because it is sponsored by a local Kiwanis Club, which is composed of the community's leading business and professional individuals. Key Club is also different because it functions not only on the local level, but on a district and international level. This highly developed structure provides programs, literature, and the opportunity to relate to teens from countries all around the world.
Cyndal Houts
352-795-4641
Founded in 1921, the National Honor Society (NHS) is a nationwide organization that consists of the best and brightest students from all over the United States. Induction into this distinguished organization is based on four touchstones: service, leadership, scholarship, and character. NHS is heavily active in the community and strives to instill a sense of leadership, commitment, and commonality into every student it recruits. The Crystal River High School chapter includes members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes
Membership Requirements
- 3.5 GPA
- Pay $5.00 per year of membership.*
- Perform 15 hours of community service per year of membership.**
- Attend a minimum of one meeting per month (activity day not included).***
- Remain free of violations of the law and school conduct code.
- Uphold academic integrity at all times.
*Extra money or community service hours may be counted for next year.
**The community service activity must be approved by the adviser to count.
***Officers must attend a minimum of one officer meeting AND one all-members meeting per month.
Probation
When a member does not meet the above requirements, a probation letter will be issued. If the person does not re-meet the requirements within a month, the person will no longer be a member of the National Honor Society. However, if the person does re-meet the requirements within a month, the member will once again be a “member in good standing.” Each member is allowed one probation before membership is revoked.
Induction
All students selected to join the prestigious National Honor Society must show outstanding performance in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character at all times. An induction ceremony will take place each April.
Danielle Doherty 352-795-4641 Ext. 4897 Email Danielle
Korie Grimsley 352-795-4641 Ext. 4891 Email Korie
National Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROTC)
CWO5 Liz Rivera
352-795-4641 Ext. 4840
Academic Team
Air Rifle Team
Armed Drill Team
Athletic Team
Color Guard Drill Team
Community Service
Orienteering Tema
Unarmed Drill Team
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Contact:
Steven Wilson
CRHS AVID Coordinator
352-794-4641 Ext. 4809Crystal River High School AVID Team
Leah Grady
Dean of Students
352-795-4641 Ext. 4879
John McNeill
Social Studies Department
352-795-4641 Ext. 4875
Rachel Miller
English Department
352-795-4641 Ext. 4869
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THE BLUE SEA
Joni Miller
Blue Sea Faculty Co-Advisor
352-795-4641 Ext. 4816
Michael Scruton
Blue Sea Faculty Co-Advisor
352-795-4641 Ext. 4853
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The CRHS Drama Club is a proud member of the International Thespian Society (Troupe #3793). This organization provides students with the opportunity to become involved in the theatre arts both on and off the stage. On campus, Troupe #3793 produces full-length shows, showcases, and cabaret-style shows. The group also competes at district and state I.T.S. festivals each year. There are annual dues for the Drama Club and a one-time induction fee to join the International Thespian Society (this is strongly encouraged at the end of a student’s Freshman year, but is not required).
CRHS Theatre Director: Brady Lay
352-795-4641 Ext. 4831
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FFA is a national organization with approximately 477,000 members and 7,223 chapters throughout the United States. Established in 1928, the organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of young people by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agriculture education.
To become a member, students must be currently enrolled in a course of agricultural education. Members of FFA engage in a variety of educational opportunities throughout the year.
Learn more about the benefits of becoming a member by visiting the official FFA website.Faculty Advisor: Samantha Longfellow
352-795-4641 Ext. 4838
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HOSA is a national and technical organization of students in Health Science and Health Occupation courses endorsed by the United States and the Florida Department of Education.
With more than 120,000 members nationwide, over 10,000 in Florida alone, we are committed to the development of leadership skills, motivation and recognition.
HOSA is 100% healthcare. Members compete in various health-related events at regional, state, and national competitions.
HOSA is a student-led organization of future healthcare professionals providing opportunities for health career students to develop, practice, and refine their leadership and teamwork skills.
HOSA offers students college scholarships and recognition awards at the state and national levels.
Potential HOSA members must be enrolled in the Academy of Health Careers and pay the necessary dues at the beginning of the year.
To learn more about HOSA, visit the following link: Hosa HomepageChristine Wyman
352-795-4641 Ext. 4854
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Interact Club is an International Service club for young people. Interact is associated with the Rotary Club of Crystal River, FL. Need community service hours? Then Interact is the club for you. From trash pickups to Christmas shopping, Interact offers many activities for those who enjoy helping out and volunteering, while also earning community service hours.
Teresa Johns-Gordon
352-795-4642 Ext. 4851
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Key Club is the world's largest high school service organization. Every year, millions of hours of service are given towards homes, schools, and communities. Key Club is distinct from most clubs because it is sponsored by a local Kiwanis Club, which is composed of the community's leading business and professional individuals. Key Club is also different because it functions not only on the local level, but on a district and international level. This highly developed structure provides programs, literature, and the opportunity to relate to teens from countries all around the world.
Cyndal Houts
352-795-4641
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Founded in 1921, the National Honor Society (NHS) is a nationwide organization that consists of the best and brightest students from all over the United States. Induction into this distinguished organization is based on four touchstones: service, leadership, scholarship, and character. NHS is heavily active in the community and strives to instill a sense of leadership, commitment, and commonality into every student it recruits. The Crystal River High School chapter includes members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes
Membership Requirements
- 3.5 GPA
- Pay $5.00 per year of membership.*
- Perform 15 hours of community service per year of membership.**
- Attend a minimum of one meeting per month (activity day not included).***
- Remain free of violations of the law and school conduct code.
- Uphold academic integrity at all times.
*Extra money or community service hours may be counted for next year.
**The community service activity must be approved by the adviser to count.
***Officers must attend a minimum of one officer meeting AND one all-members meeting per month.
Probation
When a member does not meet the above requirements, a probation letter will be issued. If the person does not re-meet the requirements within a month, the person will no longer be a member of the National Honor Society. However, if the person does re-meet the requirements within a month, the member will once again be a “member in good standing.” Each member is allowed one probation before membership is revoked.
Induction
All students selected to join the prestigious National Honor Society must show outstanding performance in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character at all times. An induction ceremony will take place each April.
Danielle Doherty 352-795-4641 Ext. 4897 Email Danielle
Korie Grimsley 352-795-4641 Ext. 4891 Email Korie
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National Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROTC)
CWO5 Liz Rivera
352-795-4641 Ext. 4840
Academic Team
Air Rifle Team
Armed Drill Team
Athletic Team
Color Guard Drill Team
Community Service
Orienteering Tema
Unarmed Drill Team
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