| Class | Sponsors |
| Freshman | Derek Jensen |
| Sophomores | Bradford Barsalou |
| Juniors | Amanda Pierce |
| Seniors | Dr. Barbara Ray |
| Name of Sport | Coach | Schedule | Season | Practice Days & Times |
| Athletic Director | Don Smith | |||
| Athletic Secretary | Peggy LeRoy | |||
| Boys Basketball | Don Smith | Not Available | Winter | tba |
| Girls Basketball | Andrew Rappaport | Not Available | Winter | tba |
| Boys Bowling | Steve Gallant | Schedule | Fall | tba |
| Girls Bowling | Cathy Alper | Schedule | Fall | tba |
| Boys Cross Country | Nate Perkins | Schedule | Fall | tba |
| Girls Cross Country | Nate Perkins | Schedule | Fall | tba |
| Boys Golf | Clayton Donnan | Schedule | Fall | tba |
| Girls Golf | Robert Rocke | Schedule | Fall | tba |
| Boys Soccer | Drew Fischer | Not Available | Winter | tba |
| Girls Soccer | Tom Keiger | Not Available | Winter | tba |
| Track | Nate Perkins | Not Available | Spring | tba |
| Boys Volleyball | Cindy Synder | Schedule | Spring | tba |
| Girls Volleyball | Cindy Snyder | Schedule | Fall | tba |
For a full listing of clubs for the 2011-2012 school year please read the Clubs document.
| Club | Sponsor | Description | Meeting Time | Fee |
| Art Club | Mr. Jensen | The purpose of this club is to improve artistic skill, showcase work, provide constructive criticism to peers, and practice a variety of visual art forms. | Every Friday (2:30-4:45) |
None |
| BETA | Mrs. Pollock | National organization that recognizes students for their academic achievement and good moral character. We help build leadership skills by getting students involved in community projects. Students must have a 3.25 GPA to join, attend monthly meetings and volunteer for at least one activity per semester. | 3rd Thursday (during lunch) |
$20.00 |
| BPA | Ms. Aycock | The mission of Business Professionals of America is to contribute to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills. Students will participate in competition in many of the 70 plus events. | 2nd Monday (2:30-3:30) |
$30.00 |
| Chinese Language | Mr. Yin | Learn to speak Mandarin Chinese, watch Chinese Movies, play chess & mahjong, and examine its history and culture. | Wednesday (2:30) |
None |
| Crooms Crazies | Mr. Barsalou | This club/groups goal is to increase school spirit, raise morale at various school events, and add an exciting dynamic to pep rallies. It will be an organized closed group that would work cooperatively with the leadership pep rally committees to ensure success. | As needed | None |
| Crusaders for Christ | Ms. Baker Mrs. Borders |
C4C is a faith based club that meets every other week to hang out, pray, and watch videos to speak on various topics. | Every other Tuesday (2:30) |
None |
| Explorers | Ms. Garrity | The explorers club is designed for underclassmen to experience activities that might not normally be accessible to them. | Monday (2:30-3:30) |
None |
| Gamers | Mr. Touhey | The Crooms Gamers Club is an opportunity for students who are interested in playing PC or Console games after school. The club will allow for about 28 PC gamers and as many console gamers the we can handle (based on # of TVs and Consoles). | Monday | None |
| Junior Class | Ms. Pierce | Part of student Government, organize events both on and off campus; service projects and fundraising for the Junior Class. | Every other Tuesday (2:30) |
None |
| Key Club | Ms. Demateis Ms. Hayes |
An international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build, character, and develop leadership. | 2nd & 4th Thursday | $20.00 |
| National Honor Society | Ms. Baker Ms. New |
A philanthropic organization devoted to academics, leadership, community service, and character development. (Recommendation of faculty and dependent on GPA). | 2nd Thursday (2:30-3:15) |
$20.00 |
| Robotics | Ms. MacInnis Mr. Jensen |
This afterschool club focuses on the challenges associated with the design, programming, construction, and deployment of robots. Students learn to work in collaborative groups to accomplish student generated goals. The two core sub teams of students are the programming team and the construction team. ROOM 221 | Monday (2:30-3:30) |
None |
| SECME | Mrs. Fox | A club devoted to designing and building engineering projects (mouse trap car, water rocket, bridge, etc.) for competition (regional & national). | Monday (2:30-3:30) |
None |
| Spanish | Mrs. Woods | To increase knowledge and awareness of the Spanish speaking world. To seek creativity and diversity. | 1st Thursday (2:30) |
$10.00 |
| S.W.A.T. | Mr. Pierce Ms. Demateis |
Students Working Against Tobacco (S.W.A.T.) is a state funded prevention program done in conjunction with Seminole County health Department. Aimed at reducing the use and availability of candy flavored tobacco products. | TBD | None |
