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Membership and participation in all student clubs and organizations is open to all students without regard to age, race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or other protected classifications.
Click HERE for the New Club/Student Organization Request Form.
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Animation & Gaming Club
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Art Club
Art Club provides a time and place for students to participate in activities that are fun and help reduce stress. Activities are designed for all levels of abilities. It is open to all students regardless if they are currently taking art.
Meetings will be held virtually on the first Thursday of every month starting in September. Meetings will be 2:30-3:30 pm.
Email Mrs. Roberts to be added to the Google Classroom.
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Beta Club
The purpose of the National Beta Club is to promote the ideals of character, service, and leadership among students, to reward meritorious achievement, and to encourage and assist students in continuing their education after high school. See our Beta Club website for updated information about activities and meetings.WFHS Advisor:Mr. Trevor KitchenRoom 1109Email: tkitchen@wcpss.net -
Book Club
The WFHS Book Club is a casual club where students who love to read can come share books that they love. In addition to weekly meetings, the Book Club hosts an annual Read and Feed Book Drive and participates in KidFest every April.
Meetings: Wednesdays at 7 am in the Media CenterEmail Mrs. Fields for more detailsAdvisors: Heather Fieldshfields@wcpss.net -
Brain Game Team
Advisor: Brenda Atkinsbatkins@wcpss.net -
Character Club (Comic Book Animation)
Club Name: Character Club (Comic Book Animation)Description: Students design and create characters for comic booksMeeting Frequency: Every other Friday after schoolAdvisor: Trevor KitchenEmail: tkitchen@wcpss.net
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Chess Club
Advisor: Ms. Sylvia RayeEmail: sraye@wcpss.netClub Description:The WFHS Chess Club is a place where students can learn and play chess with others. The only requirement is an interest in chess; players at any skill level are welcome.Meetings: Biweekly sessions on Wednesdays. Each session will last an hour and it will take place right after school in room 1110 (Ms. Raye's room) -
Collision Repair Club
The Collision Repair Club is perfect for students that love to work on vehicles! It provides a place where collision repair is used to make a positive impact on the lives of all students involved. Students participate in repair activities as a group learning how to work as a team, take on leadership roles and obtain skills that can lead them to a successful career in the collision repair industry. Students may join at anytime during the year by showing up at one of the club meetings.
Meeting days and times are TBD. Contact Mr. Hawley for more information.
Advisor: Shane Hawley
ashawley@wcpss.net
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Computer Science Honor Society
Wake Forest High School CSHS is an organization that brings awareness to computer science. The purpose of this organization is to encourage students’ enthusiasm for computer science, to honor academic excellence, and to promote service. Society members and advisors commit to and embody three core values: equity, service, and excellence.
Meetings: 3rd Thursdays, from 2:30 – 3:30 in Room 1110
Advisor: Ms. Raye
sraye@wcpss.net
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Crochet and Knitting Club
Club Name: Crochet and Knitting ClubDescription: This club is for any student that is interested in learning how to crochet and/or knit as a hobby. The club will meet to work on projects while offering advice and sharing tips to enhance their skill set.Meeting Frequency: Twice Per Month -
DECA/Marketing Association
DECA is a co-curricular club that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.Follow us on Twitter @wfrdecaMeetings: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays2:20 pmAdvisor: Kristi Walkerknwalker@wcpss.netWebsite: http://wfdeca.weebly.com/ -
Dungeons and Dragons
It is a club in which students create and assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting, and take responsibility for acting out these roles within the agreed upon narrative. Character actions taken within the game succeed or fail according to the agreed upon roles and rules of the club.Advisor: Zane Styerszstyers@wcpss.netMeetings: Wednesdays @ 2:15-3:30pmMedia Center -
Environmental Science Club
The Environmental Science Club empowers teens to become lifelong environmental stewards. Students implement action projects that provide community service and active learning about environmental science. They engage in peer-to-peer education activities, sharing their school-based service-learning projects with other students. The club's leadership opportunities promote pathways to college and environmental science and technology careers.Advisor:Wendy Brautmanwbrautman@wcpss.netRoom 2113Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month in room 2113 at 2:20pm:
Dec 13, Jan. 10, Feb 14, March 14, April 18, May 9th. Dates may change- please join the clubs remind, and twitter for updates. -
FCA
The purpose of FCA is for students to be able to fellowship with other athletes and believers in sharing Jesus.Meetings: Wednesdays @ 6:40 amAUX GymAdvisor: William Sullivanwsullivan@wcpss.netWebsite: http://fcawfhs.weebly.com/Follow @WFCOUGARSFCA for updates -
FCCLA
Family Career & Community Leaders of AmericaFamily, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for young men and women in Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education in public and private school through grade 12. FCCLA offers intra-curricular resources and opportunities for students to pursue careers that support families. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers, and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues through Family and Consumer Sciences education.Advisor: Mrs. Helen OwensEmail: howens@wcpss.netMeetings: TBD, Contact Mrs. Owens for more information. -
FFA
The mission of the FFA is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.Meetings: FirstMeeting of the Year: September 8thFuture Meetings TBAAdvisors: Mike Johnsonmajohnson3@wcpss.netMs. Williamsonhmwilliamson@wcpss.netDana Donaldsonddonaldson@wcpss.netCheck Instagram for more updates: @wfffa -
French Club
Advisor: Brenda Atkinsbatkins@wcpss.net -
French National Honor Society
Advisor: Brenda Atkinsbatkins@wcpss.net -
Gay Straight Alliance
Meetings: Room 3606
Contact Ms. Gantz for the meeting schedule.
Advisor: Ms. Gantz
jgantz@wcpss.net
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History Honor Society
We look forward to discussing different time periods in history and making comparisons and connections of influential societies. If you are interested in deep, fun, or interesting conversations about different time periods in history please come and join in the fun!
Meetings: Wednesdays
Room 1727
Advisor: Jeremiah Mattingly
jmattingly@wcpss.net
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HOSA
HOSA-Future Health Professionals is a global student-led organization, whose mission is to promote career opportunities in the health industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.We participate in competitions as well as healthcare related community service.Follow us on Instagram @wfhs_hosaTwitter @_wfhs_hosaMeetings: Every Other Tuesday
Room 1723
Advisor: Amanda Kiger
akiger@wcpss.net
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Interact
Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young people. Interact gives high school students an opportunity to participate in fun and meaningful service projects. Interact Club is self-supporting and self-governing, thus encouraging the development of leadership skills. Along the way, Interactors develop their leadership skills and initiative while meeting new friends.
Interact clubs are sponsored by individual Rotary clubs. Rotary International is an international service organization whose stated purpose is to bring together business and professional leaders in order to provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and to advance goodwill and peace around the world.
The Wake Forest High School Interact Club is sponsored by the Wake Forest Rotary Club. The Wake Forest Rotary Club provides support and guidance, but the WFHS Interact Club is self-governing. Club membership varies greatly. Clubs can be single gender or mixed, large or small. The WFHS Interact Club meets monthly with the option to meet on other occasions as projects and business of the club warrant. The WFHS Interact Club meets in the classroom of the advisor after school dismissal.
Advisor: Rachel Chenrpchen@wcpss.netWake Forest Rotarian Liasons:Jennifer Gantzjgantz@wcpss.netRachel Pratherrprather@wcpss.netMeetings: TBD -
International Thespian Society
International Thespian Society is the international honor society for theater students who demonstrate exceptional talent and commitment to performing arts, display good character, and maintain a respectable GPA. Students who wish to become candidates for membership should contact the advisor.Advisor: Kristin Rendinakrendina@wcpss.netMeetings: 1st Monday of the MonthCheck the WFHS Theatre webpage for details -
Junior Optimist International Club
Junior Optimist Octagon International (JOOI), is home to the world's most dynamic coalition of youth volunteers. JOOI members represent the times well by making their communities better - one service project at a time. With more than 15,500 members in more than 600 communities, JOOI members are constantly working to promote positive change in their communities.Advisor: Mrs. Helen Owenshowens@wcpss.netMeetings: TBD, Email Mrs. Owens for information -
Juniorette Woman's Club
The Wake Forest High School Juniorette Club is for young women who enjoy working together on small hands-on community-service projects while practicing leadership skills. The club meets monthly after school in Mrs. Owens’ classroom. The dues are $20 per year.
Past Juniorette President Natalie, Class of 2022, had this to say about her involvement in the club: “Being a Juniorette for the past four years of high school has taught me immense leadership skills. I have learned how to manage my time efficiently and communicate with the other members of the club. I learned the value of planning ahead and following an agenda. Most of all I have met amazing mentors and friends. This club has made me feel as though I have made a difference in the community because of the wide array of projects we have taken on. I know this club will continue doing great things in the future! I have loved being a Juniorette!”
Current Juniorette President Makayla, Class of 2025, says:
“The experience of giving back to the community with a tight-knit group of people is truly exceptional. The Juniorette Club provides an opportunity like no other to make an impact. While empowering women and instilling leadership, the Juniorettes aim to be a meaningful part of Wake Forest.”
Advisor: Mrs. Helen Owens
howens@wcpss.net
Meetings: Third Wednesday of every month
2:30 p.m. in Room 203
Sponsored by: Wake Forest Woman’s Club
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Key Club
Key Club is the largest service organization for high school students. We are focused on community service and fun! The main service opportunities are volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club, Kiwanis Bingo, Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive, Habitat for Humanity, Nursing Homes, Local Food Bank, Children's Miracle Network,Teens in the Driver Seat, and more. We also raise money for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, and the Salvation Army.
Check out our website - https://msgarciawfhs.weebly.com/key-club.html
Remind: Text wfhskc22 to 81010
Meetings: 1st Thursdays
2:30 pm
Advisors: Donna Garcia
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Latin Club/Junior Classical League
Junior Classical League is a national organization for middle and high school students in Classical Studies classes. Students in this club compete in academics and arts at the state and national level.Meetings: TBDAdvisor: Rebecca Stephen -
LEO Club
LEO Club (Leadership, Excellence, Opportunity)It is a youth branch of the Lion's Club.Advisor: Caroline SuttonEmail Address: cwsutton@wcpss.netMeeting: 2nd Wednesday of each month at 2:15 in room 1723. -
Math Honor Society
Mu Alpha Theta is a non-secret organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among high school and two-year college students. Current 10th, 11th, and 12th graders with a 4.0 weighted GPA in completed math courses (and a 3.0 unweighted overall GPA) who are enrolled in a 4th/5th math course this year and have completed 3 math courses with one or more at Honors level or above can join.
Meetings: TBD
Advisor: Joelle Irish
jirish@wcpss.net
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Model United Nations
Meetings: 1st & 3rd Thursdays
Advisors: Mr. George
Ms. Salisbury
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National Achievers Society
Honor Society for Minority Students or any students who are interested in helping to close the Achievement Gap. The organization is sponsored by the Urban League. Students must have a 3.0+ GPA to receive an invitation to join and must maintain that to remain a member, along with meeting attendance and community service requirements. Students can only be inducted their sophomore or junior years.Meetings: 2nd & 4th ThursdaysAdvisor: Bettina Popebpope@wcpss.net -
National Art Honor Society
National Art Honor Society membership is by teacher recommendation only.
Meetings: 1st & 3rd ThursdaysAdvisors: Ruth Osbornrmosborn@wcpss.net -
National English Honor Society
Juniors and Seniors who have received an A in an AP English class and have an overall GPA of 3.0 are invited to apply in the Fall and Spring. The club does a variety of English enrichment activities, in addition to offer tutoring opportunities through their members.
Meetings: TBD
Advisor: Ms. Tunstall
retunstall@wcpss.net
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National Honor Society
Juniors and Seniors who have received an overall weighted GPA of 4.0 or higher from the previous school year will be invited to apply for membership into National Honor Society in the Fall.Meetings: First Tuesday of every Month2:20 pmAdvisor: Shekinah Hurstshurst@wcpss.net -
National Honor Society for Dance Arts
Advisor: Hallie Hoyhhoy@wcpss.net -
National Honor Society for Sports Medicine
Requirement: GPA of 3.0 or higher in Sports Med classes
Meetings: 3rd Thursday of every Month
2:30 pm
Advisor: Mrs. Rebecca Jones
rjones7@wcpss.net
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National Latin Honor Society
Meetings: TBDAdvisor: Rebecca Stephenrstephen@wcpss.net -
National Technical Honor Society
Wake Forest High School is a proud charter of The National Technical Honor Society.
The mission of the National Technical Honor Society is to honor student achievement and leadership, promote educational excellence, and enhance career opportunities for the NTHS membership.
Membership Requirements:
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Open to juniors and seniors who have successfully completed at least two CTE courses prior to induction and are currently enrolled in a CTE course (for the current academic year)
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Have a minimum Unweighted GPA of 3.0
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Member of a CTE-themed club, organization, or academy (requires proof from club/organization advisor)
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Good attendance (have not missed more than 10 days per school year)
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Has not received disciplinary action from an administrator
- Demonstrates critical workplace values, honesty, technical skills, teamwork, loyalty, initiative, leadership, and commitment to personal and professional excellence
Member Benefits include:
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NTHS Scholarship Opportunities
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Letters of Recommendation
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Membership Recognition including a certificate of achievement, official NTHS diploma seal, membership pin, membership card, graduation tassel, and window decal
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Important career and professional recognition by education, business, and industry
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Online career center access with resume tools and job connections
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Recruitment opportunities to top US Colleges and Corporations
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Member discounts for GEICO, Lenovo, and more
Important Links:
National Technical Honor Society - https://www.nths.org/
Advisor: Mrs. Fran McKoy
Meetings: TBD
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Pediatric Pals
Club Name: Pediatric PalsDescription: Pen pals for children with cancer in nearby hospitals.Meeting Frequency: Twice Per MonthAdvisor: Ricardo Pittarelli:Email: rpittarelli@wcpss.net -
Prom Committee
Meetings: TBD
Advisor: Mrs. Shekinah Hurst
shurst@wcpss.net
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Science Honor Society
The Science Honor Society is for 11th and 12th graders only. Email Mrs. Wojo for the meeting link.
Meetings: One Wednesday per MonthAdvisor: Tara Wojciechowskitwojciechowski@wcpss.netElias Zaytounezaytoun2@wcpss.net -
Science Olympiad
Science Olympiad is open to science enthusiasts in all grade levels. Email Mrs. Wojo for the meeting link.
Meetings: TBDAdvisor: Tara Wojciechowskitwojciechowski@wcpss.netElias Zaytounezaytoun2@wcpss.net -
SGA
We are the "voice" of the Cougars! Our association is built up of each grade level's elected officers and representatives. As our school's leaders, we proudly host Homecoming, Student Legislative Assembly, class elections, and various other service projects.Meetings: 2nd Wednesday & Thursday of every MonthAdvisor: Sarah Freemanswfreeman@wcpss.netWebsite: http://wfsga.weebly.com -
Spanish Honor Society
The mission of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica is to recognize high school achievement in Spanish and to promote interest in Hispanic studies.Advisor: Mrs. Madeline Diazmdiazpaoli@wcpss.net -
Speech and Debate Club
Description: Speech and Debate is a club dedicated to developing argumentative and public oration skills in students in order to prepare them for leadership roles.
Meetings: 2nd & 4th Mondays
2:15-3 pm in Room 1612
Advisors: Jaya Martin
jmartin10@wcpss.net
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Sports Medicine Club
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Strategy Club
Advisor: Elias Zaytoun
ezaytoun2@wcpss.net
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Sustainable Transportation Education Project
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Tri-M Music Honor Society
Tri-M Music Honor Society is an international program dedicated to the recognition of exceptional music students. Students in this honor society must meet the music, academic, leadership, and character criteria asked of every Tri-M member nationally.
For more information, see our website at http://wfhschoir.weebly.com/tri-m.html.
Adviser: Mary McGrath
mmcgrath@wcpss.net
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Unified Champions
Meetings:
TBD
We hold holiday parties, tailgates, and other fun activities throughout the year to make our special friends feel like welcome members of the Wake Forest community.
Club Advisors:
Advisor - Rita Coby, rcoby@wcpss.net
ECS Teacher Helper - Lisa Leary lleary2@wcpss.net
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VEX Robotics Club
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Wake Forest Dream League Buddy Club
The Dream League Buddy Club is a group of high school students who help students with special needs play baseball on Saturday mornings in the Spring. A smile and a kind heart are all the skills needed to have a great time helping others to have fun. Join the Dream League Buddy Club and earn community service hours. Informational meetings are held in February to assist with registration. Six games are played on Saturdays during April and May. Buddies must attend at least two.Meetings: TBD, Email Ms. Suits for informationInfo. Meeting is in FebruaryAdvisor: Janis Suitsjsuits@wcpss.netWebsite: www.wakeforestdreamleague.com -
Women in STEM
Meetings: Virtual MeetingsInformation in Google ClassroomJoin with Code: 72mpcgvAdvisor: David Sanderdsander@wcpss.net -
Writer's Club
Who is Writer’s Club for? Writer’s Club is for any aspiring 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade writers of:
-journals
-Creative Writing
-fiction
-Non-fiction
-Poetry
-Comic books
-Fan Fiction
-We meet twice per month. We have free-writes, “virtual” get-togethers, collaboration, and camaraderie.
Meetings: Every other Friday
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Youth and Government Club
A club with a ConventionWe team with the Kerr Family YMCA and as a club we work to produce mock bills for the state of NC, or act as judges, work with film and media, act as a lobbyist, and other exciting roles in the YMCA's Youth in Government convention in February. Members can be apart of the club and attend the convention or just be a member of the club. We practice writing, debating, and acting out local legislative ventures during our meetings. We aim to extend to the community and add volunteer work to our adventures this year.Meetings: Wednesdays
Advisor: Jeremiah Mattingly
jmattingly@wcpss.net