Activities & Athletics

Club dedicated to the creation of visual art beyond the scope of the instructional day. Students participate in community art displays, produce artwork for scholarship applications, refine AP Portfolio submissions, etc.

Meeting Information

• Wednesdays at lunch - Room 530

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Wisniewski

Students will develop their interest in the field of Science while gaining a platform to showcase their talent as budding scientists and researchers of the future.

Meeting Information

• 2nd and 4th Wednesday at lunch - P-9

Sponsor/Advisor

• Mrs. McAlear-Feingold

Any student with a GPA of 2.0 or greater or any faculty member can join.  The dues are $20 per year.  Recently, we have been making:  soy candles, bath bombs, and soap.  It is a "make and take" club but we also make and sell items to raise money to go on local adventures.  In the past, we have earned volunteer hours for Bright Future Scholarships by putting on science shows, and making oobleck, and gummy worms at Corkscrew Elementary School's after school program.  Get involved, get your friends, and join our club.

Meeting Information

• Fridays at lunch and/or after school - Room 569

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Chapman

Sponsor/Advisor

• Mr. Lake

Club dedicated to the performance of theatre, as an expansion of the theatre curriculum in schools. Students audition for roles in theatrical productions to be put on by the school.

Meeting Information

• Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at 2:30pm - Auditorium
• Wednesday at lunch - P1

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Peteroy

The Ridge Players Website

FCA campus ministry is the largest Christian campus ministry in America. It is initiated by students with the purpose of providing opportunities for students to be impacted for Jesus Christ through engagement in fellowship, teamwork, fun, and competition. The FCA Chapter is a student-lead club that hosts weekly meetings called Huddles which are open to all PRH students, faculty, and staff who are interested in learning more about the life and philosophies of Jesus Christ. FCA also hosts numerous community-building activities and service projects throughout the school year.

Meeting Information

• Wednesdays at lunch - Room 233

Sponsor/Advisor

• Mr. Rodriguez

To revolutionize Student’s perception of the French Language and Language Acquisition, a natural process in which students develop communication skills by promoting enthusiasm among students for the French language and culture. Club members are leaders, and leadership is emphasized as well as individuality! This club encourages students to be themselves, lead, and indulge in the joy of the French culture.

Meeting Information

• 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at lunch - P-2

Sponsor/Advisor

• Dr. Etienne

Our mission is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. Our purpose is to develop leadership and technical health career skills and competencies through a program of motivation, awareness, and recognition. Dues for National and local chapter affiliates is $20. If you are considering entering in competitions, the additional cost will need to be fundraised or paid for by each student member.

Meeting Information

• Tuesdays and Thursdays at lunch - Room 611

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Passero

To help provide the community with a pristine and healthy environment.

Meeting Information

• Every Friday at lunch - P-7

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Duane

Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. What makes Key Club so successful is that it is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through service. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. Today, Key Club exists on more than 5,000 high school campuses, primarily in the United States and Canada.

Meeting Information

• One Friday a month at lunch - Room 521

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Emerine

Using a hypothetical case, teams present both sides of a case in the roles of attorneys and witnesses. School district personnel and voluntary bar associations organize the local county and circuit competitions. One team per circuit advances to the state competition organized by the Justice Teaching Center. Students learn critical thinking skills, legal reasoning, analysis, and professionalism, in addition to the structure and function of the courts and the legal process.

Meeting Information

• Mondays and Thursdays from 4:00pm - 5:30pm - Media center

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Stanley and Mr. Claro

The purpose of Model United Nations is to teach negotiating, bargaining and communication skills, represent a foreign perspective in a disciplined forum, enhance awareness and inform students on critical global issues, and acquaint students with the workings of the United Nations.

Meeting Information

• 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at lunch - P-2

Sponsor/Advisor

• Ms. Etienne

Juniors and seniors with a weighted GPA of 3.9 or higher are invited to become members of the National Honor Society.  The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates the school's commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character – the four pillars that create the foundation of the organization.  Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their accomplishments, but challenges them to develop further through active involvement in school activities and community service.

Meeting Information

• 1st Friday of Month at lunch - Media Center

Sponsor/Advisor

• Miss. Machol

Our mission statement is to promote excellence in the study of the Spanish language and appreciation of Hispanic culture. We create opportunity for our members,  families and the community itself to celebrate cultural diversity. Our mission is to foster a lifelong love for the Spanish language build cultural awareness and encourage leadership, scholarships, and service among our members.  We promote activities that give our members volunteer opportunities such as our annual Latin Festival, Heritage luncheon, Florida Spanish state conference, and work with local business and establishments. We are proud to be part of Palmetto Ridge High School, one school one family.

Meeting Information

• TBD

Sponsor/Advisor

• Silvia Jimenez

Table Top Club at Palmetto Ridge High School is dedicated to fostering creativity, strategic thinking, and community through table top games. We provide a welcoming space for students to explore a variety of games—from Warhammer 40k and Magic the Gathering to Dungeons and Dragons—while building friendships, developing problem-solving skills, and encouraging collaboration. Our mission is to create an inclusive environment where imagination thrives and every player has a seat at the table.

Meeting Information

• Monday's from 2:05pm to 4:00pm

Sponsor/Advisor

• Camille Shim-Marinos

Warhammer Alliance School Program
Magic the Gathering School Program
Dungeons and Dragons School Program