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March 9-13 CFHS News: Baseball & Teacher Cadet Updates & Spelling Bee!

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CFHS 9th grade Edition- Program of Studies 26-27

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CFHS 9th grade Edition- Program of Studies 26-27

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CFHS Program of Studies- 9th grade edition-24

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CFHS News Show Week of 10.6.25-10.10.25: The Fall Festival is Coming!

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Brooke McManus, Staff Writer/ Media Production

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The student news site of Carolina Forest High School

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Get involved in our numerous clubs on campus!

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Welcome to the Virtual Club Rush. Click on the club or honor society you are interested in learning more about!

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Getting Involved in Clubs!

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Our very own Carolina Forest High School offers a large amount of clubs exceeding the number of over 35 organizations! Countless organizations within the school are made to fit everyone's unique interests. From science to Italian, to school-led community service programs, you are sure to find a club that is perfect for you.

Stepping out of your comfort zone, especially if you're new to the school, can be a difficult task, but in the end, you will be glad you did. It is important to become involved in clubs surrounding your school for countless reasons. Being a part of a club can help you surround yourself with others who enjoy the same things as you, build your communication and leadership skills, and help you figure out what you want to pursue in the future.

One of our many clubs is Mock Trial. To join Mock Trial, you have to be enrolled in the law education class offered here at the school.

Advisor of Mock Trial, Jeffrey Bean, stated, "The purpose of Mock Trial is to expose students to the principles of law through role play. Through this exposure, students will learn and use elements of Constitutional law, Criminal law, and Civil law."

While developing all of these skills are very important to gain life experience that will help you in the future, being a part of clubs and organizations can help further your appeal to colleges when the time comes.

According to the College Board, being a part of clubs in your high school career shows the admissions committee "your values and if they're aligned with the college's values. Participating in these organizations long-term can demonstrate your commitment level and work ethic, which is an important skill to have."

Another one of our organizations is The Panther Ambassador Program. It is run by Laurie Praefke and Sierra Billhimer. To be a part of this organization, a student must uphold a strong character and be a leader at the school. You must maintain high academic standards and have a strong attendance record as well. If this is something you may be interested in, students must apply for the following year in April!

Sophomore Malea Gore declared, "I would suggest becoming a Panther Ambassador because it's an easy and fun way to get involved with the school. You get to meet new people, participate in activities, and it also looks good on college resumes."

Dalanie Lewis, sponsor of Earth Club, shared, "I like that Earth Club gives students a really easy way to get community service hours. Also, a lot of students that end up joining the club don't know the benefits of recycling until they start participating in it and they find that there are easy ways that they can start implementing it into their lives."

Find something that you are interested in and figure out when the club meets or if there are any requirements for joining. Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone because you may miss some of the most enjoyable moments of your high school career. Attached below is a link to all of our CFHS clubs and honor societies, which include sponsors, requirements, dates, and everything that you need to know to become involved!
https://sites.google.com/g.horrycountyschools.net/cfhsclubrush/clubs?authuser=0 https://sites.google.com/g.horrycountyschools.net/cfhsclubrush/honor-societies?authuser=0

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Our very own Carolina Forest High School offers a large amount of clubs exceeding the number of over 35 organizations! Countless organizations within the school are made to fit everyone's unique interests. From science to Italian, to school-led community service programs, you are sure to find a club that is perfect for you.

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Student Council

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Life at CFHS Prowler video

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AP Courses at CFHS

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Spring Pep Rally 2023

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AP Human Geography information

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NJROTC Program

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Visual Arts Program

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Athletic information

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8th Grade Assembly- Athletic information 

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Cross Country Information

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Wrestling Information

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CFHS Theatre Department

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Show Choir information

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National English Honor Society

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DECA program

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Comic-Con Club

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Mock Trial

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Marketing & Advertising program

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Art Club

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ART CLUB is open to all CFHS students. We meet every Wednesday during lunch and work on fun art projects together and independently. Students interested in joining ART CLUB must obtain an Art Teacher's recommendation and space is limited to 20 students. The club fee is $20 to cover supplies. #artist_of_cfhs

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Panther Pledge- said every morning

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Panther Pledge- Spanish version

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25-26 Cell Phone Policy- Spanish version 

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25-26 Cell Phone Policy- Spanish version 

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Clear Backpacks for the 2025-2026 School Year

As part of our ongoing efforts to prioritize the safety and security of our schools, Horry County Schools (HCS) is continuing to impliment additional protocols and procedures for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year. We know it takes a team effort of our staff, students, and parents working together to provide the safest environment possible. One of the new safety protocols is the requirement that all students who choose to carry a backpack must use a clear backpack, during the upcoming school year.

FAQ

There are no size specifications for the clear backpack; however, please consider the dimensions for the school-issued devices. District-issued laptops are 12" x 8" x 1."

Yes. Small company and school logos are allowed, but large logos, monograms, or other visual design obstructions are not. (See example.)

Yes, however, these bags are subject to be searched.

An exception will be made for medically necessary items after proper inspection.

We understand the concern regarding the privacy of certain items contained within backpacks. Students will be permitted to carry such items in a small makeup pouch or purse. Any non-transparent pouch, purse, or lunch kit should be no larger than approximately 6" x 9" x 5" and will be subject to search.

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