Clubs and Organizations

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  1. Key Club

    Key Club is an international, student-led organization. Students are involved in service and leadership opportunities throughout our community and school.
    We meet every other Monday in WLR 102.
    Visit our website at https://chainoflakeskeyclub.weebly.com/

  2. SGA: Student Government Association

    Consists of a 15 member board.
    SGA plans all social events for COL and acts as a voice between the students and the administration. We have a constitution that we follow.  Our biggest events are Fall Dance, Prom and Annual BBQ.
    SGA Mission Statement:
    Our mission is to represent the interests of students and increase communication between students and administrators, to improve campus life, and create social events that bring the students of Chain of Lakes together.
    SGA’s Elected Board and Advisor’s Board are responsible for fundraising, planning and facilitating student events. We desire to plan social activities that bring the students of Chain of Lakes Collegiate High School together as a cohesive unit, to help build a safe and comfortable learning environment for all.
    SGA’s Elected Board and Advisor’s Board also act as the voice of the students, to create an open channel of communication between the students and the schools administrators and faculty to foster growth and leadership.

  3. Florida Future Educators of America

    Open to all COL students, no election is required
    FFEA provides service to COL and other schools in Polk County
    FFEA will run a drive to benefit local schools.
    FFEA members will work with local after school programs to provide tutoring and homework help.
    FFEA members attend a state conference in January.
    FFEA is a club for students who are interested in a career in the field of education.
    FFEA is club for students who have other career interests, but who still value the role of education in their life.

  4. Academic Team

    A fairly concise definition of Academic Team competition was offered to me by Ken Jennings, the winningest Jeopardy player of all time: “It’s like team Jeopardy”. Seriously, he told me that at a Nationals Tournament in Chicago once.

    Until then, as we say in the science-sport-art of Academic Team competition: perceptum totus! (that’s Latin for “study everything”).

    Peter Preston MA, MMHC, PhD