and it’s never too early to start. Thus, don’t underestimate the importance of high school clubs and extracurriculars when it comes to success in high school, college, and beyond. —Kaplan
The flyer button for each club will be the link to the latest flyer promoting current activity or project. If there isn’t anything going on currently with that club, the flyer button will be inactive.
Plato Beta Club was established in 1963. Ever since, Beta’s goal is to promote ideals of academic achievement, character, service, and leadership among secondary school students. We sponsor benefits for St. Jude (Winter Queen), blood drives, Kids Shouldn’t Have Cancer (Make Change), and support flags for veterans’ graves on Memorial Day.
Meetings: First Thursday of the month during AA.
Adviser: Mrs. DuBose
The goals of FBLA are to:
develop competent, aggressive business leadership; strengthen students’ confidence in themselves and their work; increase interest in and understanding of American business enterprise; support development of individual projects that contribute to the improvement of home, business, and community; develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism; encourage and practice efficient money management; encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty; assist students in the establishment of occupational goals; facilitate the transition from school to work.
Meetings: Second Thursday of every month during AA. Adviser: Mrs. Pimentel
FFA is one of the largest youth organizations in the USA. FFA inspires to develop leadership, citizenship and life/career skills in its students.The Plato FFA chapter is active year round and attends annual State and National FFA conference. FFA students develop their own Supervised Agriculture Experience projects and can earn different degrees with the highest being the American FFA degree. FFA students can also compete in numerous contest at the local, state and national level. To become an FFA member you have to be enrolled or have previously taken an Agriculture class.
Meetings: Third Tuesday of every month during AA.
Adviser: John Branstetter
STUCO provides students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out activities and service projects. We are the voice of the student body.
Meetings: Third Wednesday of the month during AA.
Adviser: Dalton Quick
Preparing today for a career tomorrow.”
This club is for students who are in JAG. We provide opportunities for students to develop, practice, and refine personal, leadership, and employability skills. Emphasis is placed on workforce readiness, communication skills, community service, and in-service learning.
Meetings: During high school lunch on the third Wednesday of the month. Adviser: Mrs. Matras
Our mission is to lead every student and teacher into having a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. We also strive to serve our school and community where we find need, as well as have fun growing spiritually together. Students volunteer to to take turns leading a devotion at our meetings and anyone may attend.
Meetings: Every Thursday at 7:45 a.m. Adviser: Mrs. Steinbrink
Our goal is to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education.
Meetings: Second Tuesday of the month during AA.
Adviser: Mrs. Hurley
Art club is for students that enjoy creating. This year we are planning on painting several murals on the FEMA walls. There will always be banners being made for various events in the school and more.
Meetings: Third Thursday of the month if needed during AA.
Adviser: Mrs. Reck
Attend games to encourage and cheer on our athletes. Participate in spirit week, and yes, we go all out. Our goal is to have fun and to get other students involved in having Eagle Pride!
Meetings: First Tuesday of the month during AA.
Adviser: Mrs. Cotrel
JUST FOR FUN and Conversations about the book we are reading.
Meeting: Third Thursday of the month during AA.
Adviser: Mrs. Hunter
Art club is for students that enjoy creating. This year we are planning on painting several murals on the FEMA walls. There will always be banners being made for various events in the school and more.
Meetings: Third Thursday of the month if needed during AA.
Adviser: Mrs. Reck
We will perform two productions and have only a few meetings to polish up on our productions. Only self-motivated and serious participants should join!
Meetings: Every Thursday after school from 3:35-5:00. Adviser: Bonnie Hunter
PSV is a service group created to better individual's overall development and community involvement. Students who participate in PSV will learn a variety of skills, have leadership opportunities, and explore a career track. PSV encourages the youth to be actively involved in volunteer service and serving others.
Meetings: First Friday of the month during AA. Adviser: Hannah Breedlove
In this club, we learn how to grow plants by combining conventional aquaculture (raising fish) with hydroponics (the soil-less growing of plants) that grows fish and plants in an integrated system.
Meetings: First Monday of the Month during AA.
Advisers: Bonnie Cotrel & Ms. Crews
The district shall provide the address of the trauma-informed website developed by DESE to all parents before October first of each school year (section 161.1050, RSMo) once developed. Virtual Learning (P6190) Students have the right to participate in the Missouri Course Access and Virtual School Program. Plato R-V Schools, 10645 Plato Drive, Plato, MO 65552 (417) 458-3333 info@plato.k12.mo.us Plato R-V Schools, P.O. Box A, Plato, MO 65552 Fax: 417-458-4706Ready to start your school tour?
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