Guy B. Teachey is proud to have afternoon organizations available to students. Each student organization has different start times and meeting times throughout the year. Please check with each group’s advisor for more information.
Available student organizations include:
| Staff Advisor | Stephanie Wells |
| Day of the Week | Thursday |
| Grade Level(s) | Fourth and Fifth |
| No. of Participants: | 20-25 |
Art Club allows students who are interested in art to further develop their art skills. Students create special art projects after school that are not offered during art instruction and learn more complex art concepts.
| Staff Advisor |
Kellie Garcia |
| Day of the Week | Monday |
| Grade Level(s) | Fourth and Fifth |
| No. of Participants | 12-15 |
Battle of the Books is an organization where students expand their literacy knowledge. Students read from a preselected list of books. While reading, students look closely at major and minor details in the story. Students then prepare to answer questions about the books for a district-wide Battle of the Books competition.
| Staff Advisor | Hannah Lawton |
| Day of the Week | Friday |
| Grade Level(s) | Fourth and Fifth |
| No. of Participants | 12-15 in multple yearly sessions |
Lego Robotics allows students to develop their math, science, and computer programming. Students must problem solve when building the robot and then create programs to instruct the robot to complete tasks.
| Staff Advisor | Ashley Ellis |
| Day of the Week | Monday |
| Grade Level(s) | All |
| No. of Participants
| 25-30 |
Student Council allows students to be a voice for the student body of the school. This organization is composed of students who were elected by their peers as either whole-school officers or classroom representatives. These students work together to plan ways to improve the school and help the community.
| Staff Advisor |
Crandel Coltrane |
| Day of the Week | Monday |
| Grade Level(s) | Third, Fourth, and Fifth |
| No. of Participants
| 30-50 |
Tiger Fitness is for students who are interested in sports and fitness. Tiger Fitness allows its members to participate in different kinds of physical activities and learn about healthy leaving. Students train during their meetings and on their own to complete a 5K held at South Asheboro Middle School.
| Staff Advisor | Jonas Hancock |
| Day of the Week | Wednesday
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| Grade Level(s) | Fourth and Fifth |
| No. of Participants | 25-50 |
Tuneful Tigers is one of our after school music clubs. In this club, students learn about what it means to be a choral musician. Students in Tuneful Tigers also participate in special performances throughout the school year including performances at award ceremonies and a winter concert.