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List of Poly Clubs
Name
Advisor
Meeting Time
Location
Purpose/Description



Concert Band
Ms. Benton
selected Mondays, 3:15
rm A-121
to learn and perform classic pieces of band literature.  This group performs at schools, churches, assemblies, and competitions.
Debate Team Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Fletcher Thursday, 7:45-8:05 and Friday, 3:15-4:00 rm 331
to prepare arguments for policy debate tournaments sponsored by the Baltimore Urban Debate League (www.budl.org)
Environmental Club
Mr. Marinelli



Floetic Lyricists Mr. Bleich Wednesday, 3:15 rm 223 to create and perform conscious hip-hop lyrics and spoken word poetry
GSA (Gay/Straight Aliance
Mr. Salganik

rm 312

"It's Academic"
Mr. Todero
Monday, 7:30 AM
Wednesday, 3:10
rm 318

to encourage acquisition of knowledge through trivia games;
to host on-campus tournaments and interscholastic competition
Jazz Band
Ms. Benton
Ms. Benton
A-121
to learn the history of jazz; to perform at assemblies, competitions, and guest appearances.  Students must be proficient on their instruments; improvisation will be taught and expected.




Marching Flock
Ms. Benton
Wednesday through
Friday, 3:15-5:30
parking lot
to perform during "Pageantry Season" parades, exhibitions, pep rallies and football games
Math Club
Dr. Goldenberg
Tuesday/Thursday,
7:30
rm 333
to solve Olympiad problems and prepare for math competitions
National Honor Society Mrs. Ashford and Ms. Bowie Tuesday, 7:45 AM rm 219 to provide tutorial help and to aid selected charitable programs. Community service is required of ALL members
National Society of Black Engineers, Jr. Chapter Ms. Sutton Monday, 3:10 rm 152
to expose students to the many disciplines of engineering and the corporate world. This chapter works with the UMBC and Balto. Metropolitan Alumni Chapter to create a pipeline of preparedness from high school to college to professions in engineering.
Physics Olympics Team Mr. Conrad and Mr. Rittner second semester rm 129 to prepare for and participate in Physics Olympics events
Poly Book Club
Dr. O'Neill
last Tuesday of the month, 3:15
library
to encourage reading for enjoyment and discussion in a community of students and faculty
Poly String Group
Ms. Benton
selected Mondays,
3:15-5:50 PM
A-121
to provide instruction and performance opportunities for interested string players
Robotics Club
Mr. Hoge


to provide students the opportunity to design, build and operate a robot and participate in regional, national and possibly international competitions
SGA (Student Gov't Association
Dr. O'Neill
Wednesday, 7:45 AM
Banneker
Hall
to represent the student body in school-wide activities
S.H.O.P (Students Helping Other People)
Mr. Gibson

rm 237


S.T.E.M. Club Mr. Nastvogel Mondays, 3:10-4:30 rm 152
to assist Poly students in the pursuit of careers in the rich and rewarding metadiscipline of Science-Technology-Engineering-Math






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