Art Club focuses on art competitions & set design/build for HS Performances (contact: [email protected])

ASL Sign Language Club Students will learn sign language basics, such as the alphabet and how to sign common phrases for interaction with deaf people. (contact: [email protected])

Book Club meets for discussion and activities around the book (or two) we read each month. (contact: [email protected])

Chorus Assembly is an auditioned group of students who are interested in singing more challenging music. (contact: [email protected])

Debate Club students learn to create factual/logical, ethical and emotional arguments to persuade others in the club that their “side” is correct. The club uses the formal debate format. The goal is to eventually compete in tournaments with other high school students. (contact: [email protected])

Drama Club is for anyone who wants to help, be in, or support performances. There are roles backstage as well as on stage. (contact: [email protected])

Esports Club is organized competitive video gaming. The club competes in weekly tournaments throughout the season against teams from other schools across NC. (contact: [email protected]).

GSA  Students meet to discuss issues involving GSA school life and their experiences. (contact: [email protected])

Junior Heart Board seeks out opportunities to provide service within the school and in the community. Junior Heart Board promotes heart health awareness through blood drives and other activities. (contact: [email protected])

Kind Minds Club plans activities to promote schoolwide kindness and inclusion as well as positive mental health. (contact: [email protected] or [email protected])

Multicultural Club is an exploration of the diverse cultures from various nationalities represented here at Piedmont. We share information on cultures, food, music, festivals, traditions etc. (contact: [email protected])

National Honor Society Students invites students with a 3.70 unweighted GPA in grades 10-12. Admission is not automatic. Selection for membership is by a Faculty Council and is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and volunteer service. (contact: [email protected])

National Technical Honor Society invites Juniors and Seniors who have or will complete a CTE pathway, maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 in their CTE courses, maintain an overall 3.2 GPA, and who meet attendance and behavior requirements. NTHS honors the achievements of top CTE students, provides close to $300,000 in scholarships annually, and strives to help connect education and industry to build a highly skilled workforce. (contact: [email protected])

Piedmont Patriot Historians focuses on local and state history with field trips and service projects helping the community. Students complete projects for a yearly competition held in Raleigh.(contact: [email protected])

STEM Club strives to increase the innovative thinking of our science students, to inspire creativity and ultimately prepare students to pursue viable STEM careers in this ever growing industry. (contact: [email protected] or [email protected])

Student Council promotes school spirit, school improvement and work with the administration for the betterment of the school. (contact: [email protected] )

Bible Club helps students grow in their faith and knowledge of the Bible and connect with other students. (contact: [email protected])

Girls on the Run is an organization for girls in grades 3-4 that promotes goal setting and physical movement. Practices are held after school with a 5K run at the end of the session. (contact: [email protected])

Patriot Singers is an after-school club for students in 4th grade, with invitations extended to 3rd grade in the Spring. The group provides an enriching musical experience for our talented students with performances to showcase their commitment. (contact: [email protected])

Drivers ED: Piedmont Community Charter School high school campus provides a 30 seat classroom and a parking space for the NC Driving School to offer a driver education class on our campus for our students. Students must be at least 14 ½ years old and enrolled in school. We use the first come, first served method of selecting the student applicants to participate in the classroom. The NC Driving School typically sends us the updated Driver’s Ed Calendar in August each year with class dates.

For more information, you may contact North Carolina Driving School at: 704-922-1960.