Student Clubs
James I. O'Neill Student Clubs
O'Neill High School is proud to offer many clubs for students who want to become involved with their school. From Academic League to Tech Crew there is a club for everyone!
See chart below for a listing of student clubs, a description of each club and the name of the club advisor.
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| Student Clubs | ||
| Club | Description | Advisors |
| Academic League | Academic "jeopardy style" competition amoung area schools. | |
| Chess Club | Provides an opportunity for students to compete in scholastic chess competitions against area schools . Novice chess players welcome. | |
| Drama Club | Participates in dramatic art activities and theatrical performances. | Carolyn Copeland |
| Environmental Club | Students are involved in various projects such as an organic garden, a recycling program, bird houses, and outdoor outings. | |
| Interact Club |
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| Invisible Children | A student run organization to increase awareness and to raise money for the global organization "Invisible Children". | |
| Jazz Ensemble | Provides opportunities for musical performances. | |
| Literary Magazine | Publishes O'Neill student's original art work, poems and short fictional stories. | |
| Mock Trial | Students prepare a simulated court case, serving as both attorneys and witnesses and then compete against other schools in the county. | |
| NHS | Honors students that excel in academics and community leadership. | |
| Newspaper | Students write and publish articles pertaining to current and school events. | Patricia Krieger |
| Peer Mediation | Students are trained to help resolve conflicts between their peers. | D. Crowe and |
| Student Council | Participates in student government and civic activities. | |
| SADD | Students Against Destructive Decisions - Making good choices in high school. | |
| Tech Crew |
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| Video Club |
| Cheryl Smith |
| Yearbook | Creation, design, and development of the school yearbook. | |
| Youth in Government | The purpose of Youth in Government is to expose students to the political process while helping to educate them about issues our society faces. It is a county- wide organization that receives strong support from the Orange County Legislature and elected state officials. At two separate conventions, students get the opportunity to informally debate issues with other schools then run for a variety of offices. | |