2025-2026 First Semester Clubs
Pillar Clubs, Passion Clubs, and Vendor Clubs
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Pillar Clubs are our signature, institutionalized teams/clubs. They often attend competitions and engage with the broader Community beyond Amana!
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Passion Clubs range from start-up clubs from faculty members to clubs led by passionate student leaders alongside a faculty sponsor!
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Vendor Clubs are led by non-Amana programs and institutions that want to engage with our wonderful Amana Community!
-Important Info-
Clubs Expo will take place during Curriculum Night on August 28.
CROSS COUNTRY – FALL 2025
Students will develop speed, strength & endurance throughout the Cross Country season in this endurance sport. Students will compete in long-distance running events. Open for middle school students only.
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A club in which students will discuss and play all things Pokémon. Students can enjoy playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game with friends and learn new strategies. While trading cards isn’t part of club activities, club members will focus on having fun and improving your game skills. Join us for a fantastic time battling, strategizing, and exploring all things Pokémon!
AT CAPACITY/FULL
Join the Friendly Neighborhood Artists with Ms. Franz for extra art projects after school! Ms. Franz will help students as they explore their artistic talents! For grades kindergarten to 4th.
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Join the Friendly Neighborhood Artists with Ms. Franz for extra art projects after school! Ms. Franz will help students as they explore their artistic talents! For grades 5-8.
Music Crew is a year-round choir club where voices come together to celebrate unity, culture, and creativity! Through singing, performing, and exploring music from around the world, students will learn to embrace differences, build confidence, and share their talents with the school community. Everyone has a place in the music–come add your voice!
Reading Bowl 6-8th grade – Until January 2025
A reading competition created by Georgia Educators to encourage students to read. Students will have the opportunity to develop the joy for reading and getting exposed to books of literary excellence.
  
Amana Allstars is a dance team at Amana Academy. We are a school based club where students perform, build school spirit, and represent the Amana Eagles in a creative and competitive way. This club is for students in grades k-4.
Eagles Elite is a dance team at Amana Academy. We are a school based club where students perform, build school spirit, and represent the Amana Eagles in a creative and competitive way. This club is for students in grades 5-8.
Teams of Tomorrow (aka TOT) is a pre-school ballhandling and enrichment skills program for students ages 3-5 years old. In addition to athletics, it embraces academics and agility! It is music and movement-driven and founded by teachers on brain-based researched! It allows kids to build their fine and gross motor skills as they “learn to move, and move to learn!”
Baking Club is where we gather to bake simple dishes and socialize. Members will increase their awareness of baking and learn how to prepare foods for cooking with support. We meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month (9/9, 10/14, 11/11, 12/9)
Georgia United Nations Assembly (GUNA) is a simulation designed to educate students about civics, communication, globalization, and multilateral diplomacy. In this competition, students assume the roles of ambassadors and engage in a mock session of an intergovernmental organization. They research a country, explore international issues, debate, deliberate, and devise solutions to global challenges. Throughout the simulation, participants must use a range of communication and critical thinking skills to effectively advocate for and advance their assigned country’s policies. Model UN culminates in a 3-day event hosted in a different location of the state each spring.
National History Day (NHD) is a non-profit organization that runs a year-long academic program for students in grades 6–12. Its main event is an annual competition where students choose a historical topic related to a specific theme. They then conduct in-depth research and present their findings through one of five project categories: documentary, exhibit, paper, performance, or website. The competition takes place at local, state, and national levels, culminating in the National Contest held each June at the University of Maryland.
Code Club is a global network of coding clubs where young people develop skills and confidence to become digital tech creators. It’s part of the Raspberry Pi Foundation — a UK-based charity with the mission to enable young people to realize their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.Â
