Clubs & ExtraCurriculars
FFAClub Statement: FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education
Website: click here! Sponsor: Mr. Herb Hoffeditz, Rm 255 & Janae Bickhart, Rm 254 Sponsor Email: hhoffeditz(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, jbickhart(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Students must have an agriculture course scheduled -This club is about more than farming. Agriculture is very broad and diverse including, plants, animals, natural resources, mechanics, food science, and business management. -Participation in FFA gives members the opportunity to develop personally, compete in a variety of contests, and travel to many local, state and national events. 
BHS FFA members and a big ol' cow!
TRI-M: Music Honor SocietyClub Statement: Tri-M is a music honor society whose purpose is to inspire music participation, create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, and promote leadership in music students. Sponsor: Mrs. Becky Ford, Choral Room & Mr. Luke Black
Sponsor Email: bford(at)rockingham.k12.va.us lblack(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Currently enrolled in a music course -Maintain a B average -Be involved in community events -All student, except officers, must complete application for Mr. Black and Mrs. Ford to approve 
National Honor Society (NHS)Club Statement: Our chapter is part of a national organization. The National Honor Society recognizes those students who excel academically, distinguish themselves as leaders both inside and outside of school, demonstrate high character, and provide voluntary service to their communities. Members are expected to model the 4 core qualities of the NHS: scholarship, leadership, character, and service.
Sponsor: Mr. Robbie Bowers, Rm 229 & Mr. Kevin Turner, Rm 203 Sponsor Email: rmbowers(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, kturner(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Student must apply in order to be considered for the organization. -minimum of a 3.35 gap -display excellent character -Students who complete 10 hours of community service within the last year are eligible to apply during the fall of their junior or senior year. -To maintain membership, students must keep their gpa above the 3.35 mark and complete 10 hours of community service per semester. -At graduation, these students will wear a gold cord and tassel to recognize their membership in the organization. Book ClubClub Statement: Book Club strives to foster a lifelong love of reading, expand the members' personal literary experiences, strengthen and support the Standards of Learning taught in English class, provide an open forum for exchange of ideas and opinions, and promote reading within the learning community.
Sponsor: Mrs. Katherine Jopling, Rm 214 Sponsor Email: kjopling(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Students must complete an application and pay dues of $10. Dues go toward the student's first book for club, but students must purchase books for the remainder of our meetings--we read a new one for each club meeting. -Activities we've organized in the past include taking a field trip to the National Book Festival, raising books to start libraries with the African Library Project, co-sponsoring Read-a-Thon/Movie-a-Thons, and working on the creation of local Little Free Libraries. 
Book Club members on their field trip to the National Book Festival holding copies of "Divergent" signed by author Veronica Roth.
Youth in GovernmentClub Statement: The Youth In Government program is to prepare students for moral and political citizenship in local, state, or national government roles. YMCA Youth and Government provides guidance, training and an experience in the American democratic process through the forms of town, county and state governments. It is crucial for students to understand the importance of becoming involved in society and government. Only involved citizens can improve that society and all citizens must be educated in the process of policy-making where emotions and feelings are tempered by reason and by fact. For anyone interested in social studies or politics, this is an ideal club!
Sponsor(s): Mr. Jordan Biller, Rm 227 & Mrs. Jennifer Ennis, Rm 221 Sponsor Email: jbiller(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, jennis(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -The first club meeting is open to all students -Club meets in room 227 during 3rd period -$10.00 club fee -Debate current events and policies within our community, state, and nation that are impacting us -Interact with numerous guest speakers including elected leaders from the Town of Broadway, Rockingham County, and the state of Virginia - Possible field trip to learn more about the founding of our government and the impact some of our founding fathers still have on us today -Enjoy food and conversation during club meetings -Possible trip to the youth Model General Assembly in Richmond in the spring where students can spend three days actually participating in the government process with other high school students across the state Community Involvement Club (CIC)Club Statement: The Community Involvement Club’s (CIC) purpose is to foster a desire for community service within Broadway High School and the surrounding community. We strive to provide our members with a variety of opportunities to donate their time and energy. In CIC, each member is encouraged to find a service that they enjoy and can use to benefit those around them. We, as a club, coordinate Pink Out and other activities to support the American Cancer Society.
Sponsor(s): Mrs. Jean Sterner & Mrs. Jen Knick Sponsor Email: jsterner(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, jknick(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -To join CIC, a student must have a positive attitude and a willingness to be flexible as a volunteer! Nothing else is required to join. -To remain in the club, a student must complete 5 hours of community service by the end of the first semester. -To be a member the next year, a student must have completed at least 20 hours of community service before the end of the current year. We will ensure that the student has more than enough opportunities to earn those hours. -See sponsor for application! 
Annual BHS Pink Out hosted by CIC.
National Art Honor Society (NAHS)Club Statement: Inspiring and recognizing students who have shown outstanding ability in art. Strives to aid members in working together towards higher art achievements.
Sponsor: Mrs. Martha Maddox, Rm 117 Sponsor Email: mmaddox(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Must complete one year of high school art with a 90 average or greater. -Complete application form (see sponsor) -Club members collectively work on a beautification project (examples include: outside sculpture at BHS, window murals on main street of Broadway, working with elementary schools on projects with students, etc). -1st priority to select Art department field trips. 
Artists can make anything a canvas.
DECAClub Statement: DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
Website: VA DECA & DECA Sponsors: Mrs. Canessa Collins and Mrs. Mallory Cromer, Room 114 Sponsor Email: ccollins(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, mcromer(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Must be enrolled in a Marketing or Business course for that school year to participate in the club. -Opportunities include Academic State Competition (at Virginia Beach), National Competition (various locations throughout the United States, such as Florida and California) -DECA gives away $300,000 in scholarships 
DECA students at a competition in 2014.
Latin ClubClub Statement: The Latin Club is an academic club that promotes awareness and appreciation for the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome. We learn about different parts of Roman and Greek culture, encourage the study of Latin and meet as a group to learn and play ancient games. Our chapter is part of the Virginia Junior Classical League and the National Junior Classical League.
Website: click here! and here for VJCL! Sponsor: Ms. Bethany Chasteen, room 238 Sponsor Email: bchasteen(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Must be enrolled in a Latin course currently, or have taken a Latin course last school year. -Dues are $10, which help pay for state and national affiliation costs. -We elect club officers once a year and design Broadway Latin Club t-shirts each school year. 
Latin Club members (Ryan Smith, Kaylyn Beach, Alyssa Wilberger and Michaela Jenkins) participate in Atalanta's Race...in togas!
TSAClub Statement: TSA, or Technology Student Association, fosters personal growth, leadership, and opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM); members apply and integrate these concepts through co-curricular activities, competitions, and related programs. The club motto is: Learning To Live In A Technical World
Website: click here! and here for the state TSA site! Sponsor: Mr. Jim Peters, room 251 Sponsor Email: jpeters(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Open to students who have taken or are presently taking a Technology Education class in middle or high school. -Club dues this year: $15.00 pays State & National Dues |
BRoadway Aces
Club Statement: Broadway ACES is a student leadership development club comprised of outstanding Juniors and Seniors who have excelled in academics and have demonstrated excellent character throughout high school. ACES serve as ambassadors for BHS by giving tours and participating in various community service and leadership opportunities.
Website: Facebook page open to ACES only Sponsor: Mr. Mark Rexrode, Counseling Office Sponsor Email: mrexrode(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Applications are available in the Spring for the following year (so, 10th graders should apply to be an ACE during their 11th grade year). -Successful applicants will have already demonstrated success in our three guiding principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service. -Academic records and discipline history are also reviewed. 
BHS ACES member striking a fierce pose.
Diversity ClubClub Statement: The BHS Diversity Club is committed to celebrating diversity within our student population and larger Broadway community by engaging in activities that help students understand more about each other as well as by combating bullying both in our school and beyond. This is a predominantly student led club because statistics show that real change can only occur when the students themselves initiate and support the change. This is a fun club that can have a lasting difference on the lives of students, teachers, staff, and the community.
Sponsor(s): Mrs. Jennifer Ennis, Rm 221 & Mrs. Emily Whistleman, Rm 223 Sponsor Email: jennis(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, ewhistleman(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -The first club meeting is open to all students and will be in the Lecture Room during 6th period. -To join, there is a small writing requirement providing ideas for school activities that promote diversity and anti-bullying. -NO COST to join -Monthly club meetings -Participation in a school-wide assembly dedicated to raising awareness of bullying and celebrating diversity -Creating and leading programs/field trips at the local elementary schools to raise awareness of bullying and celebrating diversity at the younger levels 
BHS Diversity Club at a local elementary school.
SCAClub Statement: Stimulate school spirit and provide various activities throughout the year.
Sponsor: Ms. Ann Hill, Library or Ms. Katherine Jopling, Rm. 213 Sponsor Email: ahill(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, kjopling(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Fill out an application in the spring -Open to rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors World Languages Honor Society (WLHS)
Club Statement: WLHS seeks to build understanding and connections between people by participating in community events that teach us about cultures. We are committed to learning about the people of the world as a way to diminish fear, intolerance and hate. We are open to new experiences.
Have you ever eaten arepas? Played games and painted faces with children who speak Spanish? Danced with Kurdish people from Iraq? Learned how to write your name in Japanese or say hello in Swahili? Watched a movie in French with subtitles? Prepared food from Russia or served lemonade at the International Dinner? Heard Flamenco guitar? Learned about cognates and root words in Latin, French, and Spanish to get ready for your SATs? Want to know more about what careers or paths of study await you in languages or how to travel and live abroad? Join us to try something new and learn about other places and people who teach us about the world. We are connecting, experiencing and learning. Join us. Website: click here! Sponsor: Ms.Teresa Shifflett, Rm 111 Sponsor Email: tshifflett(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Students receive an invitation to join WLHS if they are currently enrolled in French, Latin, or Spanish in Levels III, IV, V or AP, and earned an A or B the previous year. -Alternatively, students receive an invitation to WLHS if they are enrolled in Level II of the second language and received an A or B the previous year. 
Paige, WHLS member, is getting the artist touch of a child.
Film CriticsClub Statement: Future Film Critics Club strives to foster a love of film and film study, expose students to film criticism, strengthen and support the Standards of Learning taught in English class, provide an open forum for exchange of ideas and opinions, and promote thoughtful approaches to film within the learning community.
Sponsor(s): Mr. Cody Bentley, Rm 209 Sponsor Email: cbentley(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -Students must complete an application -Pay $5 club dues -We also co-sponsor the annual Read-a-Thon/Movie-a-Thon. English Language Learners (ELL)Club Statement: ELL Club is a club for served, monitored & former ELL students. The club focuses on learning a new language, living in the United States, making the most out of high school, seeking opportunities for further education, and exploring career opportunities.
Sponsor(s): Mrs. Megan Collier, Rm 238 (odd days) Sponsor Email: mcollier(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -This is a FREE club! -Open to all current & former ELL students -Activities vary and include: Interest survey & Homecoming activities, International Fair, importance of goal setting & how to set SMART goals,International Dinner, making the most out of high school, how to create an impressive resume & filling out a job application, interviewing to land that job you want, college & career info, financial management, relationships and more. Drama ClubClub Statement: Our goal is to introduce students to the world of theatre by providing workshops, viewing performances, and encouraging student's abilities to perform on-stage.
Sponsor(s): Mrs. Amy Tewalt, Rm 205 Sponsor Email: atewalt(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -$10 dues and an application -Students will create, produce, and participate in community and school outreach opportunities through drama. Science ClubClub Statement: We, as The Science Club, want to promote the learning experiences that can be gained through science and technology, and open students eyes to understanding that science and technology are an important aspect of society affecting the everyday lives of people.
Sponsor: Mr. Brad Erney, Rm 122 & Cristy Jones, Rm 107 Sponsor Email: berney(at)rockingham.k12.va.us, cjones(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -$10 dues and a paragraph on why science is important -Yearly Field Trip -Multiple Guest Speakers from JMU, EMU, WHSV 
A shot from one of the fun Science Club meetings.
FCCLAClub Statement: Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America is a national Career and Technical Student Organization that provides personal growth, leadership development, and career preparation opportunities for students in Family and Consumer Sciences education.
Sponsor: Mrs. Donna Martz, Room 231 Sponsor Email: dmartz(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -The organization is open to students who are enrolled or have been enrolled in a Family and Consumer Sciences Class. -Any students interested should see Mrs. Martz. -Students have the opportunity to participate in state programs and competitions. WBTVClub Statement: The WBTV club creates, writes, performs, produces, and edits a weekly news show for and about the Broadway High School community. We welcome members who would like to gain experience in front of and behind the camera.
Sponsor: Mrs. Ann Hill, Library Sponsor Email: ahill(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -must complete an application -$5 dues -open to any interested students Debate ClubClub Statement: The Debate club provides opportunities for informal debate. A primary focus of the club is to promote thoughtful discussion, while exchanging opposing points of view. We also encourage students who are interested in formal debate to contact Stephen O’Baugh (sobaugh(at)rockingham.k12.va.us), the BHS Debate coach.
Sponsor: Mrs. Ann Hill, Library Sponsor Email: ahill(at)rockingham.k12.va.us Club Specs: -must complete an application -open to any interested students MORE! |