Clubs

NEW CLUB PROPOSAL AND APPROVAL PROCESS

 

• Check with the Director of Student Life to ensure your club idea is not already forming.
• Fill out the Club Proposal Form and submit it to the Director of Student Life by Wednesday, October 4 for Semester 1 and Wednesday, January 3 for Semester 2.
• You must have a Staff Advisor (you should talk with them about meeting dates and times)
• You must have a minimum of 10 student signatures as starting members
• Once you have completed and turned in your Club Proposal Form, it must be approved by the Student Life Coordinator and SGA. 
• You might be called to answer additional questions about your club during this process 
•  All new clubs will be approved by:
• Friday, October 13 for Semester 1
• Friday, January 12 for Semester 2
• Once your club has been approved, you will be expected to run a table at Student Life Rush Day to gain new members. All starting members and your staff advisor should meet once prior to this day to prepare.

 

CLUB REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES

• Must have a minimum of 8 members to form and maintain a club. 
• All clubs must have at least one staff advisor per 15 members. The advisor must attend all meetings. 
• If the advisor is not able to attend a scheduled meeting, then it is the responsibility of the advisor to find a staff member to cover. If a staff member is not available to cover, then the club meeting will be cancelled and must be rescheduled.
• Each club must have elected officers-  Minimum of President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.
• Each club should have Club By-Laws and Member Agreements that each participant must sign by the end of the second meeting. 
• Clubs should remain open to all interested students, except in cases in which academic requirements are in place (i.e. National Honor Society).
• Each club should meet a minimum of eight times during the school year. Meeting dates, times, and locations should be submitted to theDirector of Student Life by the end of your second meeting. 
• An agenda and minutes from each meeting will be kept in a running Google Doc and shared with the staff advisor, SGA President, and Director of Student Life. 
• All clubs are expected to participate in at least one school/community event or project each year. Clubs may work with other clubs within an event/project. 
• All clubs must follow the rules and procedures of Charlotte Lab School. 
• All clubs must gain approval from the school accountant and the Director of Student Life prior to assigning any fees/dues or participating in a fundraiser.
• Dues should only be collected if they are vital to club success (i.e. Rock Climbing memberships).
• All money is to be received and handled by the staff advisor. 

The Director of Student Life holds the right to suspend and/or terminate clubs that do not meet the minimum guidelines set forth in this document.

S.A.F.E. (Student Alliance for Equality), is a student club that works to improve school climate for all students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. All students, regardless of their sexual identity, are welcome to join us. The goal of S.A.F.E. is to reduce anti-gay harassment and discrimination by educating the school about homophobia and LGBTQ+ issues, and encouraging a greater degree of understanding. This will make lab a safer place for everyone. This club welcomes all students!

Students interested in literature read books on Lab's bookshelves, video themselves reviewing the book, and including a QR code of the review on the inside cover of the book for other students; along with this, they will provide service to the school by organizing the bookshelves so the student community knows where to find books of interest.

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