24-25 WHS Clubs/Activities

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3	Academic Decathlon	To study material that isn't covered in a normal classroom setting, to expand our knowledge of different subjects.	Wednesdays 5:30-8pm, Thursdays 6-8pm, Saturdays 10am-2pm	Room 155/151	Sophie Pionek, 319-558-3784, spionek@crschools.us
4	Adastra (WHS's National Honor Society)	"The purpose of this organization shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools."	No regular meetings		Fomerly Mr. Hilton. TBD this year.	Officers: President Josiah Wickum, Vice President - Kyle Reisinger, Secretary - Lydia Appleby-Sparrow, Treasurer - Grace Wolle
5	Amnesty International	To act in concert with this international organization to raise awareness on human rights abuses at home and abroad and to act to make positive change.	1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 3:15pm	Room 155	Sophie Pionek, 319-558-3784, spionek@crschools.us	This year's leaders: Lydai Appleby-Sparrow, Louise Funk, Grace Wolle
6	Art Club	Learn and create art in a welcoming environment. Art club is open to anyone wanting a bit more art in their lives.	3rd Wednesday of each month	Room 241	Liz Schmelzer, Erin Ennis, Sara Rieger, its a group effort this year	Student Leaders: Gloria LaPointe, Ross Ledford
7	Backpacking Club	To enjoy the outdoors	Various days/times in Fall and Spring	State parks	J.P. Graham
8	Bible Study	To bring more of the Bible into schools for those who want it	Thursday 2:50-3:40pm	Various	Jordan Pinckney 319-350-9353
9	Black Student Union (BSU)	The Black Student Union is a student led organization that advocates for changes in school and the community in regards to POC students. Our goal is to encourage, educate, and fight against any racial discrimination, prejudice, and inequality at our school and in the community. We will have guest speakers, fun activities involving the community, and amazing volunteer opportunities. The Union welcomes everyone whose mission is to ally with POC students no matter gender or ethnicity. BSU stands as a pillar of hope for POC students at Washington High School and our ultimate goal is to make more school more inclusive and diverse.	Friday 1:20-2:00	IJAG Classroom	Chanelle Thomas (cthomas@crschools.us)	President: Daniel Bruce; VP: Sopmel Mellish; Secretary: Kamiyah Elders; Treasurer-Macyn Davidson
10	Book Club		Thursdays at 3:00pm	Library	Frank Scherrman fscherrman@crschools.us
11	Chess Club	Have fun and play chess	Monday 3:00pm -4:00pm	Library	Frank Scherrman fscherrman@crschools.us
12	Circle of Friends	Having Special Needs students interact with gen ed students	Once a month	Rooms 104, 105	Cheryl Tlusty-Marsh
13	Debate Team	Talk Fast, Be Smart, Achieve Victory	Class offered B4 during Fall term. Practices on Monday and Friday after school. 15 weekend tournaments a year.	Room 125	Warren Sprouse
14	Drama Club	Produce 3 full theatre productions per year and various special events; enjoy community theatre events and productions together.	Various depending on production and event schedules.	Room 121 and Little Theatre	Kyle Woollums (kwoollums@crschools.us)	President: Eloise Prince, VP: Annie Farmer, Officers: Pez Owens, Isla Hamilton, EJ Miller, Leyla Roosa, Matthew Buckaloo
15	Dungeons and Dragons Club	Roll dice, have fun.	Thursday's after school	Room 140	Sam Glenn-Angell
16	E-Sports	This state championship team competes against other high schools in various video games throughout the year. Several students on the E-sports team have received full scholarships to college for E-sports.			Jason Wood, Jordan Eshelman
17	Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)	To see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.	Every Tuesday morning at 7	Room 247	Jake Anderson (jacoanderson@crschools.us)	Haddie LeVake, Gloria LaPointe
18	Future Business Leaders of America	FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experiences.	Every other Wednesdays after school	Room 215	Debbie Smith
19	Green team	To improve the school's natural environment as well as make teachers & students aware of their energy use.	TBD with new Friday schedule.	Room 156	J.P. Graham	Grace Wolle and Reagan Stock
20	GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance)	It’s a safe place for the LGBTQ+ community and allies to come and hang out. We also try to help educate about the community they are in.	Every Monday and Wednesday after school	Room 140	Sam Glenn-Angell	Haley Graw, Connor Morgan, Marley Lytle
21	Guatemala Service Trip	Build a house, climb a volcano, practice Spanish	Listen to announcements	132	Ceci Cornejo
22	Health Occupations Student Association (HOSA)	To practice skills, build knowledge, network and learn about preparing for careers in the field of health.		Room 219	Stephanie Neff, sneff@crschools.us
23	Improv Club (FDIC)	to open up kids to an off-the-script experience where creativity and quick thinking is welcome! No auditions or previous experience is required, anyone may come to any practice.	TBA	Room 228	Layne Sheetz	Captains: Pez Owens and Matthew Buckaloo
24	Individual Speech	No other form of activity is any more important than learning to communicate effectively. Individuals prepare performances and communicate using theatre, music, movement, poetry, prose, non fiction, oratory, and media. We participate in 3 contests throughout the season.	Various times from December-March	Room 218	Carrie Tinkham- ctinkham@crschools.us Layne Sheetz - lsheetz@crschools.us	Speech Committee: Isla Hamilton, Ayva Kemper, Annie Farnum, Corinne Owens, EJ Miller, Lily Parsons, Matthew Buckaloo, Sonja Ostmo, Frances Roland, Lainey Hopkins
25	Interact	To provide service to others within our school and community while cultivating leadership skills within our members.	2nd Monday of each month 3-3:45PM	Room 249	Danielle Maus - dmaus@crschools.us	President: Olivia Lindeman VP: Maya and Alanna Lahart Secretary/Treasurer: Violet and Lily Johnson
27	Juggling Club	Dextrous manipulation of objects - learn fun skills	Thursdays after school	cafeteria or courtyard	Tressa Larson tlarson@crschools.us, 484-213-6719
28	Knitting and Crochet Club	A space for crafters to craft together. We will also teach people how to knit and crochet!	Thursdays after school until 4:30pm	217 (Phan)	Tiphany Phan - tphan@crschools.us / Sophie Pionek spionek@crschools.us
29	Large Group Speech	Good communicators equal great citizens. We collaboratively tell stories using theatre, speech, comedy, music, movement, and multimedia and participate in 3 contests throughout the season.	Various times from November to Feb	218	Carrie Tinkham - ctinkham@crschools.us Layne Sheetz - lsheetz@crschools.us	Speech Committee: Isla Hamilton, Ayva Kemper, Annie Farnum, Corinne Owens, EJ Miller, Lily Parsons, Matthew Buckaloo, Sonja Ostmo, Frances Roland, Lainey Hopkins
30	Magic the Gathering Club	Build community through a fun and complex strategy game that connects people of all ages	Tuesdays 3:00-4:00pm	217	Patrick Tecklenburg- ptecklenburg@crschools.us
31	Math Team	To see math that wouldn't be seen in a normal High School class, to challenge ourselves, and most importantly to have fun.
32	Mock Trial	To expand student knowledge of the Legal System and participate in mock court trial.	Early January through mid March; Wednesdays after school from 3:00 - 4:30	Room 146	Rodney Egel - regel@crschools.us	Connor Brown?
33	MVP (Mentors in Violence Prevention)	To provide education and discussion to students around bullying, gender violence, and how to become active bystanders when confronted with harmful and abusive behaviors.	TBD	Room 219	Stephanie Neff, sneff@crschools.us
34	Performing Arts Technicians	To support all WHS Performing Arts and Student Organizations with technical support for productions, concerts, assemblies and special presentations at WHS	No regular meeting time - we meet before major events to coordinate support - Students who wish to participate can either contact Mr. Logeman or Mr. Schmidt directly, or sign up for crews for productions when they are available.	WHS Little Theater and Scene Shop	Isaac Logeman, ilogeman@crschools.us and Sam Schmidt, sschmidt@crschools.us
35	Science Club	Facilitate students designing and executing original science research with the intention of competing in science fairs acros the state of Iowa.	Tuesdays	Room 138	Mallory Wills-Howe, mwills@crschools.us
36	Special Olympics	Special Olympics Iowa has been a statewide movement that unleashes the human spirit through the transformative power and joy of sports. Using sports as the catalyst, and including programming on health and education, Special Olympics is fighting inactivity, injustice and intolerance. As a result, people with intellectual disabilities become accepted and valued members of their communities, which leads to a more respectful and inclusive society for all.	Varioius days/times	Offsite	Colleen Urban (coach) curban@crschools
37	Take Charge	Aims to educate students about the possible consequences of destructive decisions and looks to promote choices for a healthy lifestyle	Wednesdays in room 116 at 2:55-3:25 pm	Room 116	Traci Mooney-Shaffer (tmooney-s@crschools.us)	President Kamiyah Elders (25kelders@crschools.us)
38	The Surveyor (school newspaper)	To spread news and information to the Washington student body	Class that students must sign up for (Class Block B1)	W252	tphan@crschools.us	Please talk to us if you have any information that you would like to be publicized. Student Editors: Ariel Kolder (25akolder@crschools.us) ; Ayva Kemper (25akemper@crschools.us)
39	Video Game Club	Play games and have fun in an open and receptive social environment	Wednesday 3:00pm-4:00pm November-February	Room 216	Jason Wood
40	Warrior Bots (Robotics)	Design, build and test a robot to submit to a competition. Work as a team to solve problems.	Tuesday: 3:00-5:00pm Friday: 1:00-3:00pm	IMC	Wendy Gutierrez wggutz@yahoo.com	Marley Lytle, Kliff McDonald,
41	Warriorettes	The Washington Warriorettes are a majorette dance team at Washington High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This team is a way for young men and women of color, and those who feel like they don’t fit in to express their individuality, cultural awareness, and freedom of expression through dance.	Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:10-6:30	TBD	Natalie Turner naturner@gmail.com Maleaha Anderegg manderegg@crschools.us Amber Bradberry abradberry@crschools.us
42	Washington Literary Press	Produce 4 issues of Fingerprints - present the creative work of Wasah students to the community	Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00-4:00pm	Room 223	mhilton@crschools.us	Leilua Conrad-senior editor; Mattie Piersall
43	Washington Warriors Rugby	Compete in the state rugby association league	Varioius times during Spring	Front lawn	Patrick Lausen; patrick@convergenceaquisitions.com	Isa Junge; Wyatt Young
44	WHS Maize	Our mission with Maize is to carve a space for all students and make them feel that Washington is a place where they belong and take an active part in their time here.	Posters and announcements will be posted prior to club activities. Maize will meet every other Wednesday	Room 142	Ceci Cornejo ccornejo@crschools.us	Officers: Kaydance Barns - President (25kbarnes@crschools.us), Amari Rogel - VP/PR (24arogel@crschools.us), Jimena Garcia De Paz - VP/Secretary (24arogel@crschools.us), Maysa Hamilton - Event Coordinator (25mhamilton@crschools.us)
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