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. Students may join anytime by just showing up at a meeting. 

Meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Thursdays afterschool in room #308 from 2:30-4:00. Students can utilize the activity bus or have arranged transportation to pick them up concluding the meeting.

Students may join remind by entering this number: 81010 and text the message: @e3g7ee or by this link: https://www.remind.com/join/e3g7ee . Students would then be notified of meeting times or cancellations. The Art Club's advisor is Ms. R. Osborn (contact email rmosborn@wcpss.net) and the student acting as president is Rian Hughes. 

 

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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.

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. 

Meetings are typically held every 2nd and 4th Wednesday afterschool in room #1805 or in the shop #1807 after school dismissal; with the option to meet on other occasions as projects and business of the club warrants. 

Advisor:  Shane Hawley

                 ashawley@wcpss.net

Lead Advisor- Helen Owens

Co-Advisors- Sharon Genus, Sheila Alston, Shekinah Hurst

Meetings- Held in Mrs. Owens room, 203

2018-2019 Officers

President: Harmony Mason

VP: Katie Gundry

Secretary: Thea Lentini

Community Service Representative: Nyesha Jiles

Membership and Public Relations Representative: Katie Figured

Star Events Representative: Rachel Manukas

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.

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/ 

We will generally meet on the second Thursday of each month in Room 0109.  We always accept new faces from all grades!  We will be having an induction ceremony in December for all members who meet the requirements. 

National Art Honor Society membership is by teacher recommendation only.  NAHS meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month in room 309. 

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.

Advisor:  Jenna Richardson

                 jrichardson3@wcpss.net

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. 

Advisors: Sarah Yost

               jyost3@wcpss.net

Advisor: Elias Zaytoun

             ezaytoun2@wcpss.net

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.

Meetings: Every other Friday after school in room 1113 or 1608.