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Clubs and Student Organizations

Dance Company

  • Advisor: Mrs. Lago
  • About: Dance Company is a choreography/ performance dance group. The focus of this company is on dance as an art form with an emphasis on contemporary modern dance. Our biggest project during the year is our Spring Concert which is scheduled for April 21 & 22, 2016. We will also perform at one football game (Thursday, October 8) and one basketball game, some assemblies, with RDT, at the GHS Benefit Concert (Oct. 6), at the combined High School Winter Concert at Brighton (December 2), at the District Concert (Feb. 17), at GHS for the Flamenco festival (February 24), at the State Dance Festival at SUU in Cedar City (March 4-5), and at Pizzazz (March 14). We are also trying to put together a community concert with RW here sometime in April before our concert.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Period 4A and after school 2:30 – 3:30pm in L111
  • Fee: Yes

Drama

  • Advisor: Mrs. Anderson
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  • Meeting Time/Location: B104
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Fear

  • Advisor: Ms. Watkins
  • About: In Fear Club, we will have discussions on the subject of horror, share some information on the history of horror and places that are suspected to be haunted or where people have passed away mysteriously, compare and rate movies books and stories, and hopefully show some short films within the allowed ratings.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Wednesday 2:30-4:00p.m. Rm R-3
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Game

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Key Club

  • Advisor: Ms. Holtz
  • About: Key Club is a community service organization. We are affiliated with the local Kiwanis Club of West Valley City. We plan, organize and carry out service projects throughout the school year. All projects are student designed and organized.
  • Meeting Time/Location: 2nd and 4th Mondays each month in the Lecture Hall at 2:30
  • Fee: Yes

Korean Klub

  • Advisor: Mr. Moore
  • About: This club is for everyone who loves or wants to learn about Korea and learn more about their culture, tradition, music, language, and much more. Our program allows the members to have more experiences about the Korean culture along with learning purposes. Our Korean club will do activities like playing different kinds of Korean games, role playing (acting), and even dancing to Kpop.  Anyone 9-12th grade can join the club. You do not have to be Korean or Asian to join the club, it is available for everyone at Granger High School.
  • Meeting Time/Location: TBD
  • Fee: $5 per month

 Lancer Legislature

  • Advisor: Ms. Brown 
  • About: Lancer Legislature helps Student Government plan activities, decorate the school, and help with any project Student Government is working on. Being a part of Lancer Legislature helps you develop leadership skills that you can use either as an officer (if you choose to run) or that you can use throughout life.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meetings are on Tuesdays at 2:20 pm in room H206
  • Fee: Students must purchase a Lancer Legislature shirt $10-15.

Lancer Photographic Society

  • Advisor: Mr. Carlisle
  • About: -The Lancer Photographic Society (curriculum club) will be established in 2015-16 to increase the photographic skills and engagement of Granger High students. Membership is open to enrolled advanced photography students or to students who qualify after submitting application portfolios. Activities will include photo service events, field trips, social gatherings, and photo presentations/critiques. There is no fee to join the Lancer Photographic Society, but field trips may require students to pay for admission and/or transportation.
  • Meeting Time/Location: First and Third Tuesdays from 2:30 – 3:30pm in J102
  • Fee: No

 

Latin Club

  • Advisor: Ms. Woodward
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  • Meeting Time/Location: G109
  • Fee: Yes

Latinos in Action

  • Advisor: Mr. Eden
  • About: A class that helps students get to college. We tour campuses and apply for scholarships. We make resumes and practice job interviews.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets during class and the club meets once a month after school from 2:30 – 3:15pm in R4
  • Fee: Yes

Madrigals

  • Advisor: Ms. Child
  • About: Madrigals is an audition choir. We perform through out the school year with the majority of our performances in December. We total about 40-50 performances in the school year.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets during 2B class in E101
  • Fee: Yes

National Art Honor Society (NAHS)

  • Advisor: Ms. Matthews
  • About: National Art Honor Society is designed to inspire and recognize students who have shown outstanding abilities in art. NAHS strives to support members in their goal of attaining the highest standards in art areas, and to bring visual arts education to the attention of the school and community. Students must be enrolled in grades 9-12, have completed at least one semester of art in the school, and have a minimum art GPA of “B” to be eligible for membership. Membership is based upon art scholarship, service, and character. Seniors who complete 10 hours of NAHS service can earn colorful cords for graduation.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets on the first Monday of the month and other days as needed right after school in E208
  • Fee: Yes

People of the Pacific

  • Advisor: Ms. Iosefa
  • About: We are focused on students learning to appreciate their own cultures and sharing it with our Granger student body and the community.  We do a lot of service projects for example; we tutor Junior high students at West Lake Jr. High during our 2nd quarter, we have performed dances from our Polynesian cultures for several district events here at Granger High School, we have also entertained residents of several nursing homes here in West Valley during Christmas times, and we also sponsor a Multi-cultural volleyball tournament annually.  This year we will hold this event twice, in the beginning of the year and at the end of the school year.  The main objective behind this volleyball event, is to encourage students from different ethnicities, to get together and get to know each other in a fun and non-threatening way.  Last year we made an effort to host a Relay for Life here at Granger, and was mostly run by our POP students and the students from the Latino in Action club. Another big part of our club is to encourage our Pacific Island students to take their academics seriously and to develop leadership skills within our Granger environment and in the community.  We do all this so we can help motivate students here in Granger to change the culture of our school for the better.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Every 2nd Tuesday of every month from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m
  • Fee: Yes

PEP

  • Advisor: Mr. Sandrock
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  • Meeting Time/Location: F105
  • Fee: Yes

 Ping Pong

 Scholars Pathway

  • Advisor: Mr. Vantassell, Mrs. Gaskins & Mr. Clawson
  • About: We will be assisting the students in creating portfolios for college applications, scholarships, providing service opportunities, cultural experience field trips, leadership council opportunities, essay writing, and celebrations.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets on Wednesday’s at 2:30 in D120 (most times)
  • Fee: No

Shield Staff

  • Advisor: Mr. Carlisle
  • About: The yearbook students produce The Shield, Granger High School’s yearbook. While membership is limited to students enrolled in yearbook, all Granger students are invited to share their photos for possible inclusion in the yearbook. Please see Mr. Carlisle in J102 for details. Yearbook students pay a $15 fee for notebooks and camera maintenance.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets during 3A and 3B class in J102
  • Fee: Yes

Skills USA

  • Advisor: Mr. Johnson
  • About: Skills USA is a club for Auto, Graphics, Photo, Welding and Woods students. Students will participate in a Skills Competition, have opportunities for leadership and socials.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets after school in J112
  • Fee: No

Student Body Officers

  • Advisor: Ms. Brown 
  • About: SBOs plan school wide spirit days, activities, school service project, assemblies, and dances. They help to build school spirit by attending school sponsored athletic and club events. and coordinate with other clubs to make sure that all events are promoted at the school. Being a part of student government helps to develop leadership abilities, and group collaboration skills that you will use for the rest of your life at school or at work.  To be an officer you have to be elected. Elections are in the spring for the following year.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets during every 3B class and sometimes afterschool in H206
  • Fee: Members must purchase a sweater  for $100

Tri-Color Times Staff

  • Advisor: Mr. Carlisle
  • About: The journalism students produce The Tri-Color Times, Granger High School’s newspaper. While membership is limited to students enrolled in journalism, all Granger students are invited to share their photos or articles or opinions for possible inclusion in the newspaper. Please see Mr. Carlisle in J102 for details. Journalism students pay a $15 fee for notebooks and camera maintenance.
  • Meeting Time/Location: Meets during 1B class in J102
  • Fee: Yes

TSA

  • Advisor: Mr. McCarl
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  • Meeting Time/Location: G103
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