Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

Girls on the Run

GOTR

Girls on the Run has fun, evidence-based programs that inspire all girls to build their confidence, kindness and decision making skills. Dynamic lessons instill valuable life skills including the important connection between physical and emotional health.

$50-$150 as able

Green Thumb Club

none

Our Green Thumb Club is dedicated to nurturing a love for nature and empowering young minds to become stewards of our environment. We are committed to fostering a sense of wonder and responsibility in 2nd grade children, as they embark on a journey of discovery, sustainability, and growth. 

none

The John Adams Headliner Choir

none

The John Adams Headliner choir is a performing group open by audition to 4th and 5th graders. Students apply principles of music literacy and choral technique as independent musicians to create a quality team and an entertaining choir.

none

Adams Lego League

none

Our mission is to inspire young minds to explore, create, and innovate through the magic of LEGO. We believe in fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where children aged 6 to 10 can discover their passion for science, engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving.

none

Adams Theater Club

none

The Adams Theater Club is a performing arts group who practices and performs a variety of plays/musical shows.  

none

Adams Art Club

none

The Adams Art Club is a social special interest group centered on the visual arts.  

none

Adams Math Olympiad 

none

The purpose is to promote enriched critical thinking and nurture mathematical talents in our youth through more logic-based problems and creative problem-solving strategies with ease and efficiency.

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

First Lego League

FLL

The mission of FIRST is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators.

none*;

*If a team goes to the state competition, it will be the responsibility of each family to pay for travel, lodging, and food.

Math Olympiad

none

Enrichment and extension of math application exercises with accuracy and efficiency.

none

Strong Women and Girls Running Club

SWAG

The mission of our running clubs is to encourage healthy habits with physical activity, show students varieties of ways they can maintain healthy habits, introduce 5th graders to sports they will have opportunities for the following year, as well as encourage positive mindsets, goal-setting, friendships, and positive self-esteem. This is achieved through guest speakers from around the community, activities, as well as education on physical health and proper running form. 

Optional: T-Shirt; EOY Community Race

Strong Men and Boys Running Club

SMAB

The mission of our running clubs is to encourage healthy habits with physical activity, show students varieties of ways they can maintain healthy habits, introduce 5th graders to sports they will have opportunities for the following year, as well as encourage positive mindsets, goal-setting, friendships, and positive self-esteem. This is achieved through guest speakers from around the community, activities, as well as education on physical health and proper running form.

Optional: T-Shirt; EOY Community Race

TJ Ringers

none

The TJ Ringers  is a performing group open by audition.. Students apply principles of music literacy and bell technique as independent musicians to create a quality team and an entertaining choir.

$20

Art Club

none

Create an atmosphere rich with art in both individual and team settings. These art projects will improve their skills and cultivate a team climate. Art club will also help with set decoration and design for the school performances and art show.

$20

Garden Club

none

Learn about plants and nature, how to take care of the pollinator garden, and sprucing up around the school grounds.

$25

Yearbook Club

none

Publishing, celebrating, and organizing information that will culminate in the school yearbook.

none

WTJES News

none

To foster a school community which empowers students to ROAR while exploring, collaborating, creating, and sharing news and announcements through journalism.

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

Girls on the Run 

GOTR

Girls on the Run has fun, evidence-based programs that inspire all girls to build their confidence, kindness and decision making skills. Dynamic lessons instill valuable life skills including the important connection between physical and emotional health.

$50-$150 as able

Math Olympiad

none

The purpose is to promote enriched critical thinking and nurture mathematical talents in our youth through more logic-based problems and creative problem-solving strategies with ease and efficiency.

none 

Johnson  Lego League

FLL

The mission of FIRST is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators.

none 

Johnson GreenHouse Club 

none

The mission of the Johnson GreenHouse Club is to foster a love for nature, environmental stewardship, and hands-on learning among students. We aim to create a vibrant and sustainable garden space where students can engage in gardening activities, learn about plant biology, ecology, and healthy eating, and develop a sense of responsibility and teamwork.

none 

AJES Book Club 

none

The mission of the AJES Book Club is to foster a love of reading and literature among students. We aim to create a welcoming and inclusive space where students can explore diverse genres, share their thoughts, and engage in meaningful discussions about books. 

none 

AJES Yearbook Club 

none

The mission of the AJES Yearbook Club is to capture and celebrate the memories, achievements, and spirit of our school community throughout the year. We strive to create a visually engaging and inclusive yearbook that reflects the diversity and uniqueness of our students, staff, and activities. 

none 

AJES Kindness Club 

none

The mission of the AJES Kindness Club  is to promote a culture of kindness, empathy, and inclusivity within our school community. We aim to encourage positive interactions, support one another, and create an environment where every student feels valued and respected. Through various activities, projects, and initiatives, we strive to make kindness a daily habit and inspire students to carry these principles beyond the classroom and into their broader lives.

none 

AJES Jr. Lighthouse Team 

none

The mission of the AJES Student Lighthouse Team is to develop and empower student leaders who will positively influence our school community. We aim to promote the principles of leadership, responsibility, and service by engaging in various projects and activities that enhance the school environment and support our peers. Through collaboration, initiative, and a commitment to excellence, we strive to create a culture of positivity and growth that reflects the core values of AJES.

none

AJES Drama Club 

none

The Andrew Johnson Drama Club seeks to inspire creativity, confidence, and collaboration in every student. Through the art of theater, we provide opportunities for students to explore self-expression, build teamwork, and develop a lifelong appreciation for the performing arts. Our mission is to create a supportive and inclusive environment where all voices are valued, talents are celebrated, and students can shine both on and off the stage.

none

AJES Choir (Soaring Sounds) 

none

The Andrew Johnson Elementary Choir strives to nurture a love of music while building confidence, teamwork, and leadership in every singer. Our mission is to provide students with opportunities to develop their musical talents, share their voices with pride, and create meaningful connections through song. Together, we seek to inspire joy, celebrate diversity, and enrich our school and community through the power of music.

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

Math Olympiad

none

The purpose is to promote enriched critical thinking and nurture mathematical talents in our youth through more logic-based problems and creative problem-solving strategies with ease and efficiency.

none

First Lego League

FLL

The mission of FIRST is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators.

none

HOWLERS

none

The purpose of this program is to ensure a “Whole School Experience” through a partnership with stakeholders from the community. This opportunity will focus on individual strengths, collaboration between teams and mentors, and the experience to work on areas of refinement. Our mission is to support these young men by motivating them socially and emotionally to be leaders in the Kingsport community and beyond. By using outside resources, each student will recognize their full potential through leadership task work.

none

Dribblers

none

Basketball Skill performance group with a rich history of exemplary behavior and skills

$25 for Uniform

Lynn Garden Leaders/Early Act Club with Rotary

None

Teaching students to put "Service about Self".  Lynn Garden Leaders/Early Act allows students to develop their leadership skills and learn about service opportunities within our school and the greater Kingsport community.  4th and 5th grade students are nominated by teachers for demonstrating leadership qualities and consistent HOWL expectations.  Students are also required to complete an application with a deadline to participate.

none

Girls Inc. 

none

Through application, morning outreach (lessons in Financial Literacy, STEM, and Media Smarts) and recess outreach (relational aggression, etc.).

none

Ladies of the Pack-Glow

none

Group of female students who meet leaders from Kingsport, learn life skills, and increase their understanding of citizenship.

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

Math Olympiad

none

The purpose is to promote enriched critical thinking and nurture mathematical talents in our youth through more logic-based problems and creative problem-solving strategies with ease and efficiency.

none

First Lego League

FLL

The mission of FIRST is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators.

none

Choir

none

Provide students who love singing the opportunity to develop their voice in an ensemble setting and to provide opportunities for students to perform at various venues throughout the community.

none

Morning Running Club

none

The purpose of the morning running club is to encourage healthy habits for students in their daily lives.   Open to any students grades 1-5 who enjoy running and want to have an opportunity for exercise prior to the start of the school day.   

none

Art Club

none

The purpose of the art club is to offer students who love art and have artistic talent to explore their artistic abilities in a small more in-depth setting.   Students explore multiple media and determine their personal artistic preferences. 

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

Girls Basketball

none

Girls in grades 6-8 have the chance to participate in basketball by attending tryouts. This is an excellent opportunity to cultivate skills, learn discipline, stay active within our school, and engage in a team-oriented sport. 

Players are responsible for shoes and shirts

Boys Basketball

none

Boys in grades 6-8 have the chance to participate in basketball by attending tryouts. This is an excellent opportunity to cultivate skills, learn discipline, stay active within our school, and engage in a team-oriented sport. 

Players are responsible for shoes and shirts

Robinson Yearbook

none

Student editors are in charge of creating the final layout of all publications and photos for the yearbook

Membership is open year-round as long as spots are available. Students must complete an application and submit a writing sample. 

none

Robinson Jazz Band

none

Open to any band members (7th and 8th grade only). Rehearsals occur after school in the winter and spring term.

Robinson Cheer Team

none

All 7th and 8th Grade students have the opportunity to try out for this team. The cheerleading program performed at a variety of athletic events: Football games, basketball, wrestling, pep-rallies.

Members are responsible for approximately $200 dollars for uniform apparel and accessories. 

Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

none

All Students. All Grades- 6-8.  To build citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.

none

Football

none

Football is open to all 7th and 8th grade students.  Football provides students with a special opportunity to develop many important skills such as team work, discipline, toughness, and learning how to battle adversity.  You will also build physical and mental strength, increase your athleticism, and build character.  We are focused on competing, improving, and developing these characteristics in our student athletes every day.

Students are responsible to buy shoes 

Volleyball

none

A sport offering learning and competition in volleyball, teamwork, leadership, and problem solving.

Girls are responsible for shoes and shirt

RNR Soccer Team

none

6th-8th graders can try-out for the boys (spring) and girls (fall) soccer team. They play 15 matches each. 

Athletes are responsible for their cleats/shin guards. 

Robinson Dance Team

none

Rising 7th and 8th grade students are eligible to try out for the dance team.  Tryouts are typically held in February/March to select the team for the following school year.  The purpose of our team is to show school spirit, build student leaders, learn how to work together toward a common goal,  to represent our school in a positive manner in various community activities, and to share our love of dance with the school and community.  We dance at various sporting events and other events by invitation. All dance abilities are welcome to audition! 

$500 dollars for personal equipment, outfits, shoes and rentals.

Golf (Boys and Girls)

none

We have a boy’s and girl’s team. Any 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students are eligible to try out for the golf team which occurs in late October and the beginning of February. The season starts in mid-February and ends late April or early May. We practice or play matches two to three times a week at golf courses in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.

Shoes, clubs, balls, tees and walking bag

Cross Country

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport available to 6-8th grade girls and boys. Cross Country teaches runners to help build stamina, keeps you physically active and the importance of nutrition. Also helps you gain mental and physical toughness with the  proper training.

Must provide Shoes and shirt

Robinson Baseball

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport available to 6-8th  boys. Baseball teaches players  to help build stamina, keeps you physically active and the importance of nutrition. Also helps you gain mental and physical toughness with the  proper training.

Cost of bat, glove and shoes

Robinson Softball

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport available to 6-8th girls. Softball teaches players  to help build stamina, keeps you physically active and the importance of nutrition. Also helps you gain mental and physical toughness with the  proper training.

Cost of Shirt, shoes, bat and glove

Robinson Ambassadors Program

none

Robinson Ambassadors program is where model students who have interviewed for the position and work to increase opportunities for social emotional learning for the school.  They work on projects and leadership regarding school wellness and overall student health.

none

Robinson FCA Club

none

Robinson FCA is a school support group that works to help students deal with life at school.  This is a student led Christian organization.  This is open to all students 6-8.

Robinson FCA is a school support group that works to help students deal with life at school.  This is a student led Christian organization.  This is open to all students 6-8.

Robinson Art Club

none

The Robinson Art Club is a place for all students 6-8 to explore art through many different media.

Art Supplies for more advanced projects

Robinson Drama Club

none

The Robinson Drama Club exists to put on the school play and learn techniques of theater arts throughout the year.  This is open to students 6-8 based on tryouts for the play, set design,audio, and stage management.  

none

Robinson Show Choir 

none

The Robinson Show Choir is a musical group which uses song and dance to entertain audiences.  This is open to 6-8 choir members only through audition.

$300 for outfits and shoes.

Robinson Lego League Robotics

FLL

Open to all students, the robotics program occurs in the fall/winter months of each year and hosts two teams of students after school working with programming/designing robots to carry out tasks. 

Club Tennis

none

6-8th grade boys and girls have the opportunity to play tennis after school. Great opportunity for all grade levels with any to no  skill level and to be active and play a team sport.

Up to $15 for a t-shirt

Science Bowl

none

To prepare for a  science knowledge competition using the quiz bowl format.

none

Science Olympiad

none

To develop a deeper understanding of specific science topics in order to compete at the Science Olympiad tournament.

Students will provide t-shirt. Students are responsible for food on competition days.  

MathCounts

none

Extend math knowledge in order to compete in the MathCounts competition. 

none

Math Olympiad

none

To compete in the Math Olympiad contest.

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

JSMS Cheer Team

none

Tryouts are open to any upcoming 6th, 7th, or 8th grade student. We cheer for various sports teams and overall encourage school spirit throughout the student body. It’s a great opportunity for any school spirited boy or girl. Tryouts are in early Spring

Up to $700 to purchase components of uniform and pay for cheer camp (fundraising is available)

Prayer Warriors

none

Student lead organization that supports fellowship and encourages building a closer relationship with God through prayerful activities and community service. We are a diverse group of students of varying religious denominations. Any student regardless of religious beliefs are welcome to participate. The goal of our program is to share the life saving messages of our Lord and to provide a growth mindset needed for meaningful prayer. Open to all students grades 6-8. 

none

Girls/Boys Indoor Soccer

none

6-8th grade boys and girls have the opportunity to play soccer after school. Great opportunity for all grade levels with any to no  skill level and to be active and play a team sport.

none

Jazz Band

none

Open to current Band members by audition/selection in 7th & 8th grade only. Some exceptions include Upright Bass Player, Guitar, Bass Guitar, and Piano. Rehearses two days a week from 7:15-8:00am and possibly one after-school rehearsal per week.

none

Wrestling

none

Open to all male and female students grades 6-8. All participants are given the opportunity to develop athletic skills, discipline, mental toughness, and personal responsibility with no experience required.

Purchase of wrestling hoodie, shirt, and shorts

Girls Basketball

none

Girls in grades 6-8 have the chance to participate in basketball by attending tryouts. This is an excellent opportunity to cultivate skills, learn discipline, stay active within our school, and engage in a team-oriented sport. 

Players are responsible for their basketball shoes. 

JSMS Robotics - FLL and MATE

Fll, MATE

Grades 6-8 grade.  Students apply and tryout.  To support and encourage the STEM/CS initiative of TN and to develop Computational Thinkers.

Team Shirt

Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

JrROTC

All Students. All Grades- 6-8.  To build citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.

none

Football

none

Football is open to all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.  Football provides students with a special opportunity to develop many important skills such as team work, discipline, toughness, and learning how to battle adversity.  You will also build physical and mental strength, increase your athleticism, and build character.  We are focused on competing, improving, and developing these characteristics in our student athletes every day.

none

Girls Volleyball

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport offering learning and competition in volleyball, teamwork, leadership, and problem solving.

none

John Sevier Dance Team

none

Rising 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students are eligible to try out for the dance team.  Tryouts are typically held in February/March to select the team for the following school year.  The purpose of our team is to show school spirit, build student leaders, learn how to work together toward a common goal,  to represent our school in a positive manner in various community activities, and to share our love of dance with the school and community.  We dance at various sporting events and other events by invitation. All dance abilities are welcome to audition! 

Fees are approximately $500 but fundraising efforts are held to offset costs.  Fees cover uniforms and practice attire, poms, choreography, and studio rental.

Golf

none

We have a boy’s and girl’s team. Any 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students are eligible to try out for the golf team which occurs in late October and the beginning of February. The season starts in mid-February and ends early May. We practice or play matches two to three times a week at golf courses in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.

Must provide their own golf clubs, golf balls, golf bag, and tees. A golf shirt will be provided for the season.

Cross Country

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport available to 6-8th grade girls and boys. Cross Country teaches runners to help build stamina, keeps you physically active and the importance of nutrition. Also helps you gain mental and physical toughness with the  proper training.

none

Leadership Ambassadors

none

Available to girls and boys in 6th - 8th grade that want to be a leader in the school and community. Students help serve meals at the Renaissance Center to Seniors as well as volunteer their time in elementary schools and Sevier throughout the year. 

Option to purchase a shirt but not required 

Boys basketball

none

Boys in grades 6-8 have the chance to participate in basketball by attending tryouts. This is an excellent opportunity to cultivate skills, learn discipline, stay active within our school, and engage in a team-oriented sport. 

Softball

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport available to 6-8th girls. Softball teaches players  to help build stamina, keeps you physically active and the importance of nutrition. Also helps you gain mental and physical toughness with the  proper training.

Baseball

none

TSSAA sanctioned sport available to 6-8th  boys. Baseball teaches players  to help build stamina, keeps you physically active and the importance of nutrition. Also helps you gain mental and physical toughness with the  proper training.

Math Olympiad

none

The purpose is to promote enriched critical thinking and nurture mathematical talents in our youth through more logic-based problems and creative problem-solving strategies with ease and efficiency.

none

JSMS Orchestra Practice Club

none

The goal of Practice Club is to provide a place where students can practice music together with DB Orchestra members to help build community among the orchestra programs and foster a sense of mentorship with older orchestra students. We meet one day after school from 3:00-4:00pm.

none

JSMS Track & Field

none

Open to ALL students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Great way to increase speed, stamina, and discipline while competing across the area.

Games Club

SGC

A fun environment to play and try out board games, card games, miniature games, video games, Dungeons and Dragons, and loads more! Students are given an opportunity to pursue their passions among friends and to cooperate and compete together. Game on, man. 

none

Name of Club/Organization

Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

Creative Writing Club

none

The goal of the DBHS Creative Writing Club is to provide a welcoming space for writers to discuss, share, and create. In meetings, you will have resources for learning your craft, entering writing contests, sharing your work, workshopping your work, and having the chance to be published in DB's own digital literary magazine, Impressions. Our club is best for those who enjoy writing lyrics, screenplays, poetry, fiction, nonfiction, short stories, chapter books, and/or graphic novels. Furthermore, Impressions also publishes original student artwork and photography.

none

Key Club

none

Our Mission Statement-Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. Core Values Leadership » Leadership is grounded in humility and service to others. A true leader listens, recognizes, and empowers. Character building » Character is built by everyday acts of kindness, integrity and teamwork to grow stronger relationships and communities. Caring » Compassion for others is a cornerstone of the Key Club experience, inspiring action and service to one’s community. Inclusiveness » We welcome people of all backgrounds and ethnicities to join in serving and making a positive difference in our world.

$14

Underwater Robotics

Kingsport Technologies (K-tech)

Engage students in STEM and expose them to science and technology careers. Encourage students to develop and apply technical, teamwork, and problem solving skills.

none

Classics Club

JCL - Junior Classical League

The Classics Club at DB supports learning about the world of ancient Greece and Rome by fun educational activities and travel centered around that world.

We ask for $15 dues for craft supplies and snacks, but it is not mandatory.

Prayer Warriors

none

Our mission is to provide a Christ - centered organization, focused on spiritual growth both individually and socially.

none

Scholars' Bowl

none

Academic competition team that competes in the PBS Scholars' Bowl competition each fall.

No membership fee. Responsible for lunch when we travel to Knoxville for competition.

DB Dramahawks

Dramahawks

D-B Dramahawks Mission Statement The Dobyns-Bennett Theater Department is dedicated to the development of communication skills as well as leadership skills, service opportunities, creativity, self- expression, discipline, commitment, and dedication to hard work and excellence.

 Theatre Performance or Speech and Communication must have already been taken 

IV. What does it cost? Students are required to attend all tournaments. Students are required to compete in three events during most tournaments. The cost is based on the amount due for each tournament fee, team apparel items and hotel costs. The students are also responsible for their own lunch and dinner (if applicable) at the tournaments. If a student has to miss a tournament due to an extreme situation, then that student must make it up. See Ms. Humphrey for more details on making a tournament up. Yearly fees are approximately 300-500 dollars in total cost (30-50 per month), but the more money we raise (production revenue), the less we will need to pay in tournament fees. Please do not let finances keep your child from attending a tournament. We often have extra money or donations in the general fund to take care of the expense.

Future Business Leaders of America

FBLA

The purpose of FBLA is to provide, as an integral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students (grades 9–12) in business and/or business-related fields to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities.

Fees vary

Health Occupations Students of America

HOSA

HOSA's mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA actively promotes career opportunities in the health industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.

Free for students unless Competing $20

All Booked

none

This student-led book club will read and discuss books monthly. Our mission is to connect students at the school who love reading.

none

National Honor Society

NHS

The mission of NHS is to honor students who have excelled in scholarship, leadership, service and character.

$10 dues junior and senior year

Mu Alpha Theta

MAO

We are dedicated to inspiring a keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students.

$20 enrollment cost to cover state dues and tassels.

Young Democrats of America

YDA

The mission of this organization is to engage young people across the country to train the next generation of Democratic leaders, elect Democrats, and advocate for progressive issues. The vision of this organization is to be the hub for Democratic youth engagement that cultivates the party leaders of today and tomorrow.

none

First Priority Club

FP

To equip students to share the gospel with others

none

The National Beta Club

Beta Club

Let Us Lead By Serving Others is out motto. We do student designed and led community projects as well as fill needs for the school district for volunteers.

Invitation only starting 10th grade$40 (one time fee- $32 to National dues)

Tribe Digital

none

To teach and train students to be more confident and competent in Audio/Visual production as well as graphic design. This is a student led production based club focused on videography.

none

Ethics Bowl

Air Force JROTC Extracurricular Activities

JROTC - Academic Competitions

JROTC - Cadet Staff/Leadership Meetings

JROTC - Color Guard Team

JROTC - Community Service Projects

JROTC - Drill Team

JROTC - Fitness Challenges

JROTC - Marksmanship

JROTC - Middle School Recruiting

JROTC - Mountaineer Cadet Officer Leadership School (MCOLS)

JROTC - Orienteering

JROTC - Rocketry

JROTC - Saber Team

JROTC

In direct support of the JROTC Mission: "“To Develop Citizens of Character Dedicated to Serving Their Nation and Communities.”

none

Sparkle Squad

n/a

The Kingsport Sparkle Squad strives to create spirit teams that include students with and without disabilities. This transforms school culture to create an environment that lets students of all abilities feel accepted and valued. Students are invited to form bonds and engage in collaborative cheer performances and school gatherings to show support for their fellow students as they represent the Tribe.

none

DB Student Republicans

none

To engage students in activities that further the values and aims of the local and state Republican Party.

none

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

FCA

To lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church.

none

Tribe Bytes eSports

none

The mission of the Tribe Bytes eSports Team is to foster a competitive and inclusive environment where students can engage in organized gaming. We aim to develop teamwork, strategic thinking, and leadership skills through the spirit of competition. Our goal is to empower students to excel in gaming while promoting sportsmanship, discipline, and community involvement.

none

Cybersecurity Club

None

The Cybersecurity Club is dedicated to equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate and protect the digital world. Our mission is to cultivate a community of future cybersecurity professionals who are passionate about defending against cyber threats, ethical hacking, and safeguarding information. Through hands-on learning, collaboration, and ethical practice, we strive to build a safer digital landscape.

none

Student Ambassador

none

The purpose of the Student Ambassador Program is to communicate the successes and accomplishments of Dobyns-Bennett High School to the community and beyond

none-application process

Dobyns Bennett Environmental Club

DBHS Environmental Club

To provide an opportunity for students to gather together to discuss their concerns about the environment and to develop strategies (projects, activities, etc.) to mitigate the effects of environmental problems on the planet. To raise awareness of significant environmental issues and provide opportunities for individuals to address these issues. To better educate the high school community about issues relating to the environment. The club focuses on education, community service and raising environmental awareness

Seniors- Cord donation $5 Bring Snacks or contribute $5 to snack fund

National FFA

none

The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

none

Beta Club

none

Our mission is to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership.

One time fee of $40 (which includes national registration)

SkillsUSA

none

To empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members.

Student membership is $14.00/year; professional membership is $28.00/year.

Mock Trial Team

none

To learn about law and legal issues related to trials, become proficient in using the Federal Rules of Evidence that govern what is admissible and inadmissible in trials, and to compete against other schools to try a case in court before a judge and jury.

none

Steel Band Club

none

Commercial Music Steel Drum Ensemble

Tryout only

Competition Marching Band

none

The competition marching band invites select band students from the curricular marching band to participate in the competitive arena. The DB Competition band competes at regional and national competitions, teaching students to benchmark their efforts against the strongest band programs in our country.

Tryout only

Winter Guard

none

Winter Guard Program's mission is to create a positive and rewarding performance experience for our students, and to develop an environment that will enhance the skills of the performers at all levels. We strive to inspire and promote the artistic and athletic potential of our students through the art of color guard while cultivating their creativity, discipline, and teamwork.

Tryout only

Jazz Band

none

to expose student musicians to various jazz styles, to encourage students to audition for regional state and national jazz clinics,  and to perform in our community as an ambassador for the high school.

Tryout only

Dobyns-Bennett Student Council

DBHS StuCo

The purpose of this organization shall be to provide opportunities for student cooperation and participation in the activities of the school, to promote worthy school activity, to organize and carry out major school elections, to create and maintain standards of good citizens, and to aid in the formation of good school policy.

none

Crochet Club

none

To provide a space for students to learn how to crochet or for masters to hone their craft.

none

Dungeons and Dragons Club

DB_D&D

To develop and play through D&D campaigns.

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Science Bowl

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Science Bowl members work to develop knowledge in specific science categories in order to compete in the Tennessee Science Bowl.

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Cyber Tribe FIRST Robotics Team

FIRST or Cyber Tribe

The Mission of FIRST Robotics Team 4020, Cyber Tribe, is to inspire young people by providing science, engineering, and technology mentor-based learning opportunities that enable development of life skills such as self-confidence, communication, creativity, and leadership.

$250 membership + individual travel expenses if student chooses to travel with the team to competitions.

Radio Club

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The purpose of the radio club is to allow students to learn hands on skills in the operation of a radio station

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JAG Career Association

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The purpose of the JAG Career Association (JAGCA) is to help members explore career pathways, to assess the opportunities and appropriateness of pursuing further education, to connect members with representatives of their chosen pathway, to develop their knowledge and skills, to secure employment in a job, and to demonstrate their ability to enter and advance with the employer.

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Hispanic Heritage Club

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The purpose of Hispanic Heritage Club is to give all students an opportunity to learn about and celebrate Hispanic culture and traditions, including celebrations, traditions, and food.  

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DB Pulaski Club Prescribed Fire Team

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The goal of the Dobyns-Bennett Pulaski Club is to provide opportunities for students to play a role in natural resource management and conservation in our community, primarily through the use of prescribed fire.

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Debate Team

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The debate team is dedicated to the development of communication skills as well as leadership skills, service opportunities, creativity, self- expression, discipline, commitment, and dedication to hard work and excellence.

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Chess Club

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To provide students on opportunity to practice and play chess

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Hispanic Club

Science Bowl

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Science Olympiad

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Science Olympiad is committed to:

• Developing hands-on, standards-aligned STEM content with industry and education partners
• Providing volunteers and mentors a platform to share subject-matter expertise in relevant STEM topic areas
• Creating opportunities for student teamwork, problem solving and collaboration
• Recognizing outstanding achievement by students and teachers
• Encouraging diverse students to enroll in STEM courses
• Building a strong STEM workforce

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Math Olympiad

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Math Olympiad is committed to:

• Developing hands-on, standards-aligned STEM content with industry and education partners
• Providing volunteers and mentors a platform to share subject-matter expertise in relevant STEM topic areas
• Creating opportunities for student teamwork, problem solving and collaboration
• Recognizing outstanding achievement by students and teachers
• Encouraging diverse students to enroll in STEM courses
• Building a strong STEM workforce

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World Language Club

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To develop world language and culture deeper than class setting

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DB Athletics

• Football
• Boys Lacrosse
• Girls Lacrosse
• Girls Volleyball
• Boys Volleyball
• Girls Cross Country
• Boys Cross Country
• Girls Golf
• Boys Golf
• Girls Soccer
• Boys Soccer
• Girls Bowling
• Boys Bowling
• Girls Wrestling
• Boys Wrestling
• Girls Basketball
• Boys Basketball
• Girls Swimming
• Boys Swimming
• Baseball
• Softball
• Spirit Shakers
• Girls Track
• Boys Track
• Girls Tennis
• Boys Tennis
• Cheerleading
• Unified Bowling
• Unified Track

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The Dobyns-Bennett athletics program seeks to develop the physical, athletic, and social skills of student athletes while supporting the educational mission of Kingsport City Schools in an environment of continual improvement, teamwork, and commitment to success.

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DOBYNS BENNETT SOTN Track and Field Team 

SOTN Track and Field 

The mission of the Dobyns Bennett SOTN Track and Field Team is to provide year-round opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to participate in competitive and track and field . Through our program, we aim to promote physical fitness, foster courage, and cultivate joy among our athletes. We strive to create an inclusive community where athletes can develop their skills, form meaningful friendships, and share their talents with their families and the wider community.

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DOBYNS BENNETT SOTN Bowling 

SOTN Bowling 

The mission of the Dobyns Bennett SOTN Bowling Team is to provide year-round opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to participate in competitive and recreational bowling. Through our program, we aim to promote physical fitness, foster courage, and cultivate joy among our athletes. We strive to create an inclusive community where athletes can develop their skills, form meaningful friendships, and share their talents with their families and the wider community.

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Guitar Club

Guitar

The purpose of this club is to give students the opportunity to collaborate musically with one another. Vocalists, instrumentalists, and songwriters are welcome. 

Travel Club

Travel

The purpose is to discuss opportunities to see other cultures through travel both national and international

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Johnson City Area Home Builders Association Battle of the Builds

Battle of the Build/BOB 

Battle of the Build encourages students to get excited and interested in trade work such as plumbing, construction, mechanical/HVAC, electrical, etc.  Schools/Programs compete by planning and building a project and then presenting their completed entry to judges from the building industry across the nation. JCAHBA members act as mentors to their assigned schools during the process. Prizes are awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places based on the 5 categories; presentation, build quality, finish quality, creativity, and complexity.

Cost for Membership: None 

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Any Used Acronym/ Abbreviation

Mission/Purpose of Club

Financial Requirement Associated w/ Membership

BioBuilder

DBE BioBuds

DBE Biobuds is an exclusive program where students collaborate directly with MIT professionals on BioBuilder projects. This unique opportunity allows participants to delve deep into the world of synthetic biology, benefitting from the expertise of leading figures in the field. Through hands-on experiences and mentor-guided sessions, students can sharpen their scientific acumen while contributing to cutting-edge biotechnological advancements.

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CareerConnect

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CareerConnect is a workforce education and career-readiness program offered by the Niswonger Foundation in partnership with local industries and local education agencies. Participants, known as Explorers, will 

begin their CareerConnect journey in 10th grade and continue through 12th grade. CareerConnect is designed to provide students the opportunity to explore career paths, develop "soft" skills, earn workforce readiness credentials, and gain real-world work experience. Explorers will meet once a month after school and for a Summer Experience Camp after 10th and 11th grade.

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First Priority

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First Priority is a student-driven organization dedicated to nurturing spiritual growth, fostering open dialogue, and creating a supportive community environment. Members come together to share experiences, explore their faith, and provide mutual encouragement, ensuring every voice is heard and valued. Through regular meetings and events, First Priority empowers students to lead with compassion, understanding, and purpose.

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Vintage Gaming Club

Console Club

The DBE Vintage Gaming Club is a nostalgic haven for enthusiasts who appreciate the classics of the gaming world. Members can immerse themselves in retro video games, exploring iconic titles and systems that laid the groundwork for today's gaming industry. Through shared experiences and discussions, participants celebrate the history and evolution of gaming, fostering a community bound by pixelated memories and joystick adventures.

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Key Club

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DBE Key Club is a student-led community service organization dedicated to fostering leadership, building character, and promoting inclusivity through impactful initiatives. Members collaborate on various service projects, events, and fundraisers to benefit both local and global communities. With a commitment to positive change, Key Club offers students the chance to develop skills, create meaningful connections, and make a tangible difference in the lives of others.

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D-BE Kind

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D-BE Kind is the positive encouragement club. We are advocates for supporting and uplifting students, teachers, administration, support staff, the Kingsport community, and ourselves! We also provide a great platform for sharing ideas on ways to support the social and emotional well-being of our school and our community.

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Makers Club

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The Makers Club is a creative space for students to design and produce school spirit merchandise that reflects originality. Through hands-on projects and team collaboration, members turn ideas into custom gear—whether it’s T-shirts, buttons, stickers, or ornaments. It’s a fun, supportive environment where creativity thrives, skills grow, and school spirit comes to life!

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Mate Club

R’Matey’s

R'Mateys is an adventurous underwater robotics club where members dive deep into the world of marine engineering. Aspiring engineers and enthusiasts come together to design, build, and pilot cutting-edge underwater robots, navigating the challenges of the aquatic environment. Through hands-on projects and spirited teamwork, R'Mateys offers a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating confluence of technology and the deep blue, charting new waters in robotics innovation.

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DBE Student Council

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The purpose of this organization shall be to provide opportunities for student cooperation and participation in the activities of the school, to promote worthy school activity, to create and maintain standards of good citizens, and to aid in the formation of good school policy.

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