Mission/Purpose: To promote 1:1 friendship with those who are typical and atypical. 

Sponsor: Amber Boyd, Megan Lechner, and Ruth Roten

Cost: $30

Mission/Purpose: Franklin High School Choral Program is a community of singers who strive for the highest standard of excellence both inside and outside of the choir room. The program is designed to nurture a lifelong enjoyment and understanding of music as well as enrich critical thinking and teamwork skills. Through the offering of a wide range of repertoire and creative opportunities, the program ensures each musician can realize their potential and continue to explore it for years to come.

Sponsor: Angela Winter

Cost: $45 + uniform fees (chamber)

Mission/Purpose: The mission of the FHS Dance Team is to demonstrate the athleticism that the art of dance has to offer in an entertaining and unique performance experience. Support your school alongside dancers from a variety of studios in our community.

Sponsor: Crystal Shaffer

Cost: $250

Distributive Education Clubs of America

Mission/Purpose: Prepare emerging leaders & entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management.

Sponsor: Justin Anderson

Cost: $30

Mission/Purpose: This organization is for students who enjoy the power of literature, the pleasures of good writing, and the excitement of language studies.

Sponsor: Mary Beth Jones

Cost: $10

Mission/Purpose: Gaming competition for Williamson County High Schools for scholarship opportunities and to increase interest in computing/gaming fields.

Sponsor: Beth Foreman

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: The JROTC Rifle team builds leadership and teamwork. In this team, cadets are expected to shoot air rifles at given targets set up in front of them. Cadets have to shoot in three positions: prone, standing and kneeling. Students shoot and compete with other schools and are scored. To join the Rifle team you must be a JROTC cadet, talk to the commanders about being interested, and pass a test on safety. 

Sponsor: Daniel Moore

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: The Raider Team is a competitive team that focuses on physical endurance and conditioning. A Raider Team Competition normally includes the Army Physical Fitness Test, a 10KM road march with equipment, Raider Gauntlet (obstacle course), Land Navigation, and One Rope Bridge Competition. The team is very physically demanding.

Sponsor: Daniel Moore

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Plan and organize school spirit related activities.

Sponsor: Rachel Berzina, Crystal Shaffer

Cost: Donations based.

Mission/Purpose: Promote French language in school and the community through service.

Sponsor: Allison Nixon

Cost: Initial Membership: $25. Recurring membership: $5.

Mission/Purpose: To help those with an interest in joining the teaching profession learn more about the field of education. To help those with an interest in joining the teaching profession learn more about the field of education. 

Sponsor: Angie Cathey

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: To promote and foster interest in international history, encourage lifelong historical pursuits, incorporate history into interactive activities, help to preserve historical foundations, and assist others in developing their historical knowledge.

Sponsor: Ray Scheetz

Cost: $10

Health Occupations Students of America

Mission/Purpose: Provide opportunities for students going into the medical field.

Sponsor: Evelina Naish

Cost: $30

Mission/Purpose: Participate in various linguistics contests locally and nationally (in local testing sites) – MTSU, NACLO, etc.

Sponsor: Kelly Scheetz

Cost: Registration for contests, set by organizers.

Mission/Purpose: Develop skills in public speaking, critical thinking, and forming a persuasive, cohesive argument.

Sponsor: Shane McNeill

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: For students who share an interest in aviation.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: To support students who dress differently and to raise money for charities.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Create a unity between student body and Asian Americans.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Students will be guided through a specific set of artistic skills that are designed to instill self confidence in their work bringing forward their creativity in critical thinking and reasoning. Art is a tool that not only fosters this creativity but will spill over into their academic achievements. Students who participate in an art program are more likely to see advantageous reverberations in math, science and language arts, of which can positively affect the entirety of their scholastic career. All are invited, all can be creative.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Learn about the universe, stars, and planets.

Cost: $5

Mission/Purpose: To read and discuss books.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: 

Cost: To play chess, improve chess skills, and learn competitive strategies.

Mission/Purpose: Encourages enthusiasm for computer science and promotes and recognizes academic excellence and service among high school computer science students.

Costs: $150 for new registration

Mission/Purpose: A welcoming space to write and share work with peers.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Competitive cycling.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Share dance in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Book club, support for women.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Environmental awareness and support; campus clean-up activities.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: FCA focuses on serving local communities around the globe by engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, inspire and change the world.

Cost: N/A

Mission/Purpose: Club members will create and design a magazine that promotes FHS. Athletics, Fine Arts, CCTE, IB, and other programs will be included.