Advisor: Kyle Flanagan
The word anime is often defined as "animation from Japan.
" If only it were that simple! The South View Anime Club is going
to dive into the world of Japanese animation, discovering the variety
of genres and learning that "cartoons" are not just for the little kids.
Animes often have complex storylines, compelling characters, and
worlds that help you escape your everyday normal.
Meeting: Wednesdays 3-4pm Rm. 216

Advisor: Jody Phillips
Like to read? Time for Battle of the Books! Students join small groups and team up to read the books on the reading list.  A competition is held where questions on the reading list books are randomly asked and each team has a member "qualified" to answer that question. The team that answers the most questions correctly wins the competition.
Meetings: Wednesdays 3-4pm Library

2022-2023 Battle of the Books Reading List

Advisor: Sherron Evan  Co-Advisor: Kimberly Revels
Our mission is to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service, and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. We will recognize and honor high academic achievement, prepare young people for life, and empower them to be successful. We will develop the leaders of tomorrow, and always demonstrate our motto: Let Us Lead by Serving Others.
Meeting: Wednesdays 3-4pm  Rm. 100

Advisor: Tomeka Simmons   Co-Advisors: Mrs. Egbo
The FBLA-PBL Mission is to bring business and education together in
a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. Most meetings will be held during school. This service organization gives
students real-world experiences in order to develop and apply technology skills.
Meeting: Wednesdays  3-4   Rm. 206

Advisor: Diane Speights 

Forensics is the study of debate. Students participate in
learning to debate using persuasive and argumentative speaking methods. Students also learn to deliver humorous and dramatic speaking pieces of literature. Competition is held at various schools during the year.
Meeting: Wednesdays and Fridays   3-4pm  Rm. 204

Advisor: Sherron Evans  Co-Advisor:  Julie Peters
Junior Student 2 Student brings military and civilian students together to welcome new students, provide a positive environment, support academic excellence, and ease transition. The flag of the United States is the emblem of our identity as a sovereign nation. It is a symbol of respect, honor, and patriotism. The flag should not be displayed on inclement weather days. Members raise flags and salute. End of the day members lower the flags, correctly fold and put away.
Meeting: Mondays  3-4  Rm. 100

Advisor: Adia McEachin
Math Counts is for students that enjoy finding the answer to math puzzles and interesting or complex math problems. Teams are created so that each member's strengths are brought into play. Competitions are held throughout the County.
Meeting: Wednesdays   3-4pm  Rm. 219

Advisor: Cleshay Breece
RUSH stands for Reaching (the) Unreached Student Harvest. We desire
to not only transform lives but entire campuses as well. This goal is being
accomplished through prayer, monthly on-campus outreaches, weekly campus
clubs, and service projects. We realize that the only way to truly disciple a
campus is through its students, so the major focus of RUSH is empowering students to change their world through an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ.
Meeting: Wednesdays  3-4pm  Rm. 202

Advisor: Stephanie Pacquette 
If you are a budding Einstein, or just love Science, this club is for you! Students meet after school to enrich science knowledge with special experiments and projects. Science Olympiad competes with other County Middle Schools in a Science Olympiad Competition. Meetings: Wednesdays 3-4pm Rm. 105

Advisors: Monica Robbins
Students are elected by their peers and participate in
numerous community-oriented activities and fundraisers.  Additionally, students represent their peers concerning school issues and policies.
Meeting: Wednesdays  3-4pm  Rm. 111

Advisor:  Angela Dew 

The Yearbook Club design, promote, and sell the Yearbook.
Assisted by Ms. Dew, students use an online computer program
to create/design/ format pages, and are primarily responsible for taking the pictures that will end up in the SVMS Yearbook. We emphasize time management skills, prioritizing, reliability, and the responsibility to follow through on tasks. We provide excellent writing opportunities.
Meeting: Wednesday  3-4pm  Rm. 222