Key Club is a community organization whose mission is to involve teenagers in giving back to their community. Key Club is sponsored by the local Sparta Kiwanis Club. Each year we participate in many activities including working at the Family Fall Festival, helping to run a New Year's Eve Day party for Sparta senior citizens, Stuff the Bus food donations, and so much more. Students can volunteer in as many events as they wish, so it's a flexible club where all can participate. We believe that together we can make a difference!

MEETINGS

Date: Bi-monthly
Time: TBA through Remind and Classroom.
Location: 

 For volunteer sign-up sheets and reminders, please join Google Classroom and Remind.
Google Classroom Code: y2nivvb
Remind Code: @KeyKopp to 81010

Contact Information

Danielle Kopp
Advisor
973.729.6191 x2460
Email Danielle Kopp
Room 415

The Peer Development Program (PDP) is designed to help freshmen learn about various opportunities the high school offers and to help develop social and emotional learning skills, such as decision-making, goal-setting, student engagement, and peer-to-peer relationships. Upperclassmen lead small groups, creating a nurturing environment for the freshmen. It also serves as an opportunity for upperclassmen to display leadership skills in a unique setting. 

MEETINGS

Day: TBD
Time: Lunches A & B
Location: TBD

Contact Information

Caitlin Jozefczyk
Advisor
973-729-6191 x2280
Email Caitlin Jozefczyk
Rooms 210-212

Vikki Szabo
Advisor
973-729-6191 x2223
Email Vikki Szabo

The SHS Food Rescue Club will collect unopened and untouched food from students during lunch for the purposes of donating it to local food pantries and shelters. By logging all the food items that are saved from potentially being deposited into landfills, we will be able to estimate not only the amount of food saved but also the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Some activities for student leaders include: organizing food pick-ups and drop-offs, scheduling drop-offs at Sparta Food Pantry, figuring out how to raise money to buy a refrigerator to hold perishable foods, and organizing food donation competitions during the holidays.

MEETINGS

Date: Monthly (TBD)
Time: Lunches A & B
Location: Rooms 210-212

Contact Information

Caitlin Jozefczyk
Advisor
973-729-6191 x2280
Email Caitlin Jozefczyk
Rooms 210-212

The purpose of SEPC is to help strengthen the relationship between students and the special education students within the school community. During our meetings, students will play games, eat lunch and socialize with the special education students through both organized and informal events. Our priority is to help strengthen the social and communication skills of the special education population and to promate a culture of empathy and acceptance.

MEETINGS

Date: TBD 
Time: TBD
Location: TBD

Contact Information

Courtney Hyland
Advisor
973.729.6191 x2371
Email Courtney Hyland
Room 225