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Welcome to the Wakefield Clubs Page!
High school is more than just classes—it’s a time to discover your passions, connect with others, and make your mark. Whether you’re into robotics or writing, sports or service, activism or art, there’s a club for you at WHS. With over 80 student-led organizations, you’ll find countless opportunities to learn new skills, explore your interests, and become part of a vibrant, supportive community. Don’t see a club that fits? Start your own! Your voice, your ideas, your leadership—this is your space to shine.
Below, you’ll see our most current list of clubs:
| CLUB PAGE | SPONSOR CONTACT | Room Meeting Day Time | Description |
| A Capella Club | Nadim Nader |
Friday Choir Room After School |
A Capella club is a student bodied club that focuses on harmonizing and enhancements to vocal progression. The Club would also be a great asset because of student bodied and letting individuals who aren’t in Choir have some what of an experience. The Club would be led by 3 individuals who are in Chamber Choir, who will teach music to the new student body, and at some point sing infant of the school, if it’s the national anthem or rallies etc. |
| Active Minds: Mental Wellness Club | Ashini Viradiya |
Wednesday 3:15-4:30 B-120 |
The purpose of Active Minds is to shift the conversation around mental health, especially in a school setting. Mental health stigma is widespread in our society, and this club aims to challenge that by using fun, interactive activities, games and creative projects like poster making and therapeutic art projects. Our goal is to create a safe and supportive space where students feel comfortable discussing their feelings and contribute to normalizing mental health [email protected] |
| African Heritage Club | Opeyemi Olufoye | Monday 3:15-4:00 | African Heritage Club is a wonderful organization! Typically, it is dedicated to celebrating and preserving African culture, heritage, and traditions. They might engage in activities like cultural festivals, educational workshops, language classes, and community outreach. |
| Amnesty International | Patricia Hunt |
Thursday 3:13-4:30 C-213 |
Amnesty International is a global organization that serves as a watchdog for human rights. The group will explore current crises and government action so as to raise awareness and encourage participation in pushing governments to protect their people.@amnestyintwhs |
| Asian Club | Boramy Nginn | Tuesday 3:15-4:15 | Asian Club participates with 3 big events. 1. Cook Off competition 2. Lunar New Year 3. Holi. During our general meeting, team of officers present slides based on current event or update on what is going on around local area and the world. We do Halloween, Christmas, and more. Teens love fun games. Snacks always provided by us sponsors. Ms. Alicia McPhee and I are always there for them.IG: @whsasianclub or Twitter: @WHSAsianClub Asian Club WHS WebsiteLinks to an external site. |
| ASL Club | Majdi Yaghi | W/Th 3:15-4:30 | ASL club is for students with passion in learning ASL – there will be activities and games |
| Badminton Club | Marcia Richardson |
Thursday WP Main Gym |
Continue to work with students on skills and games of badminton and begin tournament play. |
| Band Club | Henry Jessup |
Wednesday/Friday 3:15-4:30 Band Room |
its a band club. its for student who can’t take the band class or want to play music outside of band. |
| Best Buddies |
Carly Miller Caitlin Davies |
C-246 | To connect kids with and without disabilities. |
| Black Student Union |
Tim Cotman Vernita Marshall |
Wednesday 3:15-4:30 B-122 |
Black Student Union is a community where you can learn about empowerment, advocacy, and leadership while promoting Black [email protected] (instagram) |
| Bolivians of Today |
Ms. Parkhurst Ms. Flor Gonzales |
Twice a month C-206 |
Virginia holds the largest population of Bolivian-Americans in the US. To be specific, Arlington County has the third highest population. A club at the school can bring not only Bolivian-Americans together to learn about the country deeper but also individuals who want to learn about Bolivia and its culture. The club is to expand the students’ interaction with others. |
| Book Club |
Virginia Pasley Brigitta Kral |
Friday Warriors Period A-220 |
We meet every other Friday to vote on our next book, or discuss our current book, or eat snacks or all of the above! We meet in Ms. Kral’s room, A-220.https://apsva.instructure.com/courses/84580/pages/wakefield-book-club |
| Boys Volleyball | Mr. Mayer |
Thursdays WP Small Gym |
To give students the opportunity to further their understanding and appreciation of volleyball. |
| Brothers Stick 2 Together |
Howard Smith Marcus McKinney Shaheed Patterson Andrew Allen |
Wednesday Warriors Period B-122 |
A mentor group formed to guide our young minority men to a successful future. |
| Breast Cancer Awareness Club | Ms. Machan |
Wednesday 3:15-4:30 A-215 |
The purpose of the club is to bring awareness and fundraise for the women that have breast cancer. It is important to have this club at Wakefield because many students have had family members with breast cancer and would like to help others that have breast cancer. |
| Cardz for KidsLinks to an external site. | Gina Glassman | 1st and 3rd Wednesday at 3:15 in the library | Cardz For Kidz is an organization dedicated to uplifting spirits across the globe by delivering inspiring handmade cards. Our card recipients are special to us. That is why each partner location must promise to hand-deliver every card, room by room. This ensures that the children and their families receive and genuinely appreciate these unique and heartfelt cards!Student contacts: Allison Franco & Delaney CollinsInstagram: wake.cfk https://www.remind.com/join/wakecfkLinks to an external site. |
| Chess Practice | Dan Redmond | Lunch and after school in the Library | This is not a formal club, just a time to come learn and play chess.Links to an external site. |
| Class of 2025 | Delshaune Jackson | WP | @wakefield_2025 |
| Class of 2026 |
Markell Bonds Lee Mayo, Alane |
Warriors Period | |
| Class of 2027 |
Amanda Ellis Joshua Mayer |
Thursday Warriors Period | Class of 2027 student government association is tasked with promoting a more connected and welcoming school environment by working with the staff and other SGA classes to enhance school spirit. Class of ’27 SGA is also in charge of fundraising and planning of activities for the class of 2027. |
| Class of 2028 |
Shawna Revaves Annie Vincent |
Thursday Warriors Period | |
| Clear Choices Club | Laurel Cerrud |
Thursday Warriors Period Courtyard |
To promote healthy choices and lifestyle in our community- avoiding the use of substances. |
| Clothes for a Cause |
Abigail Carr [email protected] Margret Johnson |
Mondays after school and Wednesdays during warriors C-330 |
Closets of Care is dedicated to providing low-income families with clothing through creative donation drives, upcycling efforts, fundraising events, and direct support. We focus on making sure everyone has access to quality clothes for everyday needs and special occasions, such as job interviews and seasonal weather changes. |
| Coding Club | Jacob Stevens | Monday 3:15-4:30 | Coding club will help students interested in coding and computer science get the chance to gain insight into the industry as well as get more students interested in the field. |
| Computer Science Honors Society |
Jacob Stevens |
Monday 3:15-4:30 B-134 |
This club will act as an opportunity for students that want to be more involved in computer science and coding as well as getting more students interested in computer science. |
| Crochet Club | Beth Nalker |
A336 Bi Weekly Tuesdays3:15-4:30 |
Beginners learn to crochet. Experienced crocheters help beginners, do more complicated projects, and chat about crocheting. |
| Cyber Patiot | Wendy Maitland | Tuesdays 3:13-4:30 | Learn cyber security skills to better your knowledge and compete in competitions. Meets will be self-paced learning for the three competitions during the season. |
| Dabke Club | Ms. Chalbi |
Every other Thursday 3:15-4:30 A-304 |
Dabke club is a way to teach not only arab students but all students (our culture) when it comes to our traditional dance. It started out as an idea so we can get better for our heritage night performance but it has turned into a way to show our culture to wakefield in a different way then announcements in the morning. Dabke club is also a way for kids to have something they look forward to after school on a stressful day. Sometimes dance is the best medicine and the best times I have are always doing dabke. Lastly, we want people to remember the Palestinian and Lebanese culture through debka. |
| Dance Club | Ashley Rickman |
Tuesdays, 3:20-4:20pm Beginning Tuesday 10/29 |
The dance club will learn and practice dances in various styles and there will be the opportunity to perform at a few school events.No experience required! Instagram – @wakefieldanceLinks to an external site. |
| DECA | Maureen Naughton |
Tuesday/Thursday Warriors Period |
A club for Marketing Students. We meet and prepare for competition.https://wakefield.apsva.us/clubs/deca-distributive-education-clubs-americaLinks to an external site. |
| ECOS – Sustainability ClubGarden Club |
Sean Tracy Amy Markowitz |
Thursday 3:13-4:30 B-213 |
We tend the Wakefield Garden and produce produce for Community food distribution. Students are able to earn volunteer hours and develop responsibility/ knowledge of planting and maintaining a garden.Twitter and IG: EcosWakefieldhttps://wakefield.apsva.us/ecology-club/Links to an external site. |
| Economics and Personal Finance | Ms. Chalbi |
Thursday 3:15-4:30 A-304 |
The purpose of this club is to inspire and teach high schooler’s the framework of economics and personal finance through practical approaches. |
| Ethiopian Eritrean Student Association | Mr. Keish |
Wednesday3:15-4:30 C-209 |
The purpose of this club is to bring together Ethiopian and Eritrean students and to teach students about the culture. |
| Equal Club | Jina Davidson | A-104 | This is a club where students can come and be themselves. It is space safe for any student who identifies LGBTQ+ and all allies who believe everyone has equal rights regardless of gender, gender identification and who they love.https://wakefield.apsva.us/clubs/equal-clubLinks to an external site.Insta – @wakefieldequal |
| E-Sports | Janet Medrano Alvarez |
M/Tu/W/Th 3:15-4:30 |
Esports officially stands for electronic sports, not to be confused with video games. Esports takes video gaming to another level with organized competitive gameplay between two teams, governed by its own strict set of rules and guidelines. Esports required teamwork, communication, critical and strategic thinking, creativity, sportsmanship, and leadership- much like traditional sports. |
| Eye2Eye | John Stewart |
Friday Warriors Period |
A gathering of open-minded students for the purpose of discussing difficult issues with thoughtful courtesy and decorum. |
| FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leaders of America) | Shaivy Mukherji |
M/Th/F Warriors Period Room A-208 |
FCCLA members will strengthen skills, forge friendships, and make a positive difference in today’s world by participating in Competitive Events, serving in leadership positions, attending national conferences, networking with youth leaders, and attaining essential college- and career-ready skills.https://wakefield.apsva.us/family-career-community-leaders-america-fccla/Links to an external site. If interested please sign up using the link provided in red.FCCLA Sign up formLinks to an external site. Remind LinkLinks to an external site. |
| Friends Meetup | Raimonique Beaver | Friday 3:15-4:30 | Warriors who want to foster friendships with other Warriors but need help in doing so. We will meet up for social activities facilitated by Ms. Beaver |
| Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) | Michael Welsh | W/Th WP 3:15-4:30 | We do competitions related to business topics and value the importance to help future jobs , lots of community service hours too!FBLA ( Future Business Leaders of America) – Wakefield (apsva.us)Links to an external site. |
| Future Doctors Society | Wendy Maitland |
Monday 3:15-4:30 A-114 |
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| Future Lawyers of America | Mr. W. Vincent |
Wednesday 3:15-4:30 Trailer 5 |
The purpose of FLA is to provide students who are interested in the study of law and legal studies a platform to explore and develop their interest and passion. |
| Girl Up | Molly Thacker |
Wednesday 3:15-4:30 |
Girl Up is a girl-centered leadership development initiative, focusing on equity for girls and women in spaces where they are unheard or underrepresented around the world. With gender justice in mind, we plan activities for fundraising, advocating, and raising awareness so that girls everywhere can better access education, healthcare, and other quality of life factors.https://wakefield.apsva.us/clubs/girl-up-clubLinks to an external site. |
| Interact | Tosin Alao | TBD | Interact clubs organize at least two projects every year, one that helps their school or community and one that promotes international understanding. Rotary club sponsors mentor and guide Interactors as they carry out projects and develop leadership skills. We advertise opportunities throughout the year to help students meet their Community Service Hour goals for their Honor Society and the VDOE Civics Diploma Seal.Instagram: @wakefieldinteract |
| Latinas Leading Tomorrow |
Ms. Covarrubias Mr. Cotman Ms. Gonzalez Ms. Cornejo |
C-309 Every Other Thursday |
Upcoming meetings: March 6 & 20, April 3 & 24 Check out their Instagram @llt_whs |
| LASA | Ms. Salvador |
Monday/Wednesday 3:15-4:30 A-134 |
Show Latinidad and empower Latino Americans |
| Ladies of Tomorrow | Delshaune Jackson | Thursday 3:15-4:30 | Ladies of Tomorrow is a multicultural girls group that teaches young landies how to be a mature, strong, smart woman of the future. We are a club that focuses on building strong sisterly bonds.insta- @whs_ladiesoftomorrow |
| Liberty’s Promise | Marc Ittleston | TBD | Liberty’s Promise supports low-income immigrant youth by providing them with means to become actively involved in civic life, pursue higher education, and embark upon meaningful careers. |
| Lunch Society |
Mr. Sharp Ms. Benante |
First Monday of the Month 3:30-4:30 | The purpose for this club is to meet once a month and discuss topics, anything from a new movie to the presidential election, while eating food. We will be able to get to know new people at Wakefield, eat yummy food, and practice important life skills like how to politely talk to others in different settings. I believe this club should be organized in Wakefield because Wakefield does not have anything like this yet, and it will be a welcome addition to the list of clubs offered at Wakefield High School. It will create community for many students throughout the school, and overall be a safe space for all. |
| Literary Magazine | Hunter Benante | Warriors Period Thursday | The literary magazine, Time Capsule, is a publication of student work at Wakefield High School. |
| Key Club | Ms. Ellis |
Thursday 3:15-4:30 B-130 |
This club’s purpose is to allow any student that wants to join who may not know how to get service hours to be able to. We also learn leadership skills through helping our community and it teaches responsibility, independence, and this popular club which has been around the country will inspire wakefield students to challenge themselves in being proactive in our community. |
| Math Honor SocietyInformation Page | Mercedes Huffman |
Wednesday 3:15-4:30 (A-307) MEETING DATES |
Math Honor Society focuses on having a time where students can work collaboratively on problem solving real world problems by applying higher level math skills. Students compete against one another and across the U.S. in various math competitions.SCHOLARSHIPS!!!Links to an external site.Input Volunteer Hours and Sign up for Math ContestLinks to an external site. |
| Media Literacy | Mr. Tomala |
Wednesday 3;15-4:30 Library |
The purpose of this club is to expand the knowledge and understanding in various classifications of media (i.e. books, movies, etc.) |
| Meditation and Mindfulness Club |
Margaret Johnson Magdalena Parkhurst |
Warriors Period Thursday 3:15-4:30 |
Explore meditation and mindfulness in daily life during Warrior’s Period. Learn to meditate, chill and hangout after school. |
| Middle East Club | Ms. Faqih |
Tuesday 3:15-4:30 B-320 |
The purpose of the Middle East Club at Wakefield High School is to provide a space where students can learn about and celebrate the diverse cultures, histories, and traditions of the Middle East. The club aims to foster cultural understanding, promote inclusivity, and create a supportive community for students with Middle Eastern heritage as well as those interested in the region. It is important for this club to be organized at Wakefield because it provides an opportunity for students to broaden their perspectives and engage in meaningful discussions about a region that is often misunderstood. By raising awareness and educating the school community about Middle Eastern cultures, the club promotes tolerance and combats stereotypes. Additionally, it creates a space where students with Middle Eastern backgrounds can share their experiences and feel represented. |
| Model United Nations | Magdalena Parkhurst | Monday 3:15-4:30 | Model UN is a simulation of the UN General Assembly and its other multilateral bodies where students perform an ambassador role while debating topics such as gender equality, climate action, global health, and more. |
| Mongolian Student Union | Patricia Hunt | Warriors Period C213 | Academic and cultural support and celebration for and by Mongolian students.insta- @msu_Wakefield |
| Morgan’s Message | Tylar Abrams | Tuesday 3:15-4:30 | To raise mental health awareness for all athletes here at Wakefield. Mental health is an important factor to discuss among all athletes as they are the ones who usually struggle the most since they have to deal with both their academics and extracurricular activities. In addition, we are aiming to help those who are suffering silently and who feel lonely to have a safe space and get help from everyone. |
| Muslim Student Association | Rabia Faqih |
A-320 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 3:15-4:30 |
The Muslim Student Association (MSA) is a group where Muslim students gather to connect, support each other, and discuss the challenges they may face as a minority group. The MSA also participates in events like the Muslim Interscholastic Tournament (DCMIST), providing students with opportunities to engage in various competitions and activities. |
| National Honor Society | Daniel Alpert | TBD | NHS is for students that excel academically and contribute to the Wakefield community. |
| One Love ClubLinks to an external site. | Gina Glassman |
Library Warriors Period |
One Love Foundation is a national non-profit with the goal of ending relationship abuse. We empower young people with tools and resources to see the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships and bring life-saving prevention education to their communities.See Ms. Glassman if you need a pass.For information check out Instagram: @onelovewhs |
| Pickleball Club |
Jackie Cubero Ashley Rickman |
Mondays 3:20-4:20 Meet @ the Tennis Courts |
We will be learning the basics of Pickleball, playing games, socializing and planning casual tournaments to compete against each other.Follow us –> Instagram: @Wakefieldpickleball |
| Project Blush | Ms. Bullard |
Tuesday WP Library/E-107 |
The purpose of this club is to promote hygiene, self-care, and overall empowerment within our community. It is important because promoting hygiene will enhance the health and safety of people, and when people feel confident in themselves (being clean, looking nice, etc.) they tend to perform better or put in more effort due to their confidence. It also supports the general welfare of our community, in or out of school. |
| Real Talk | Ms. Robinson | WP | This would be a space for us to discuss issues that teenage girls face like relationships and social media. The purpose of the club is to provide mentoring for younger peers and opportunities to bond for all in the club. |
| Red Cross Club | Wanda McPhee |
2nd Monday of the month A-324 |
IG: whs_redcross_ |
| Robotics | Wendy Maitland | A-119Mondays & Wednesdays 3:15-4:30 | Learn how to build VEX robots and programming to compete in various tournaments. |
| Scholastic Bowl (It’s Academic Trivia Team) | John Stewart | Tuesday 3:15-4:30 | Brave young minds push buttons to answer boggling questions. And snacks!Remind LinkLinks to an external site. |
| Science National Honor Society | Cristofer Madera | Monday 3:15-4:30 | We meet and discuss current scientific topics. Opportunities for scientific engagement in the community and academics are reviewed. Sometimes we have guest speakers |
| Overall SGA | Hilary Sparrell | Monday 3:15-4:30 | We plan events and look at student voices that pertain to the whole school. https://wakefield.apsva.us/student-government-association/Links to an external site. |
| Spanish Honor Society | Ana Muñoz-González | Warriors Period B-306 | https://wakefield.apsva.us/spanish-honor-society-sociedad-honoraria-hispanica/Links to an external site.Meeting dates are posted in the club page Instagram @shswakefield |
| Special Olympics/Unified Sports |
Robert Miller Danielle McKenzie |
Warriors Period Daily Main Gym |
Participate in the Special Olympic Sports |
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Star Wars Club AND DnD Club |
Elliot Merker | Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:15-4:30 | DnD Club: We will play DnD!Star Wars Club: Thursdays after school in C-314. We will watch Star Wars films, build lightsabers, work on costuming.Both: We will be working together to plan, promote, and run the 2nd Wakefield Comic Con |
| STEM Club | Wendy Maitland |
Thursdays 3:15-4:15 A-134 |
STEM Club will expose you to various activities that involve science, technology, engineering and/or math. We meet every week and have different activities or guest speakers to give you insight into possible career pathways. |
| Ultimate Frisbee | Marcia Richardson |
Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:15-4:15 Baseball Field |
Ultimate is a club team sport that is no contact. In this game, a disk is thrown around by teammates attempting to reach the other side of the field and score against the opposing team.Remind LinkLinks to an external site. |
| Video Game Club | Samantha Massey |
Tuesday 3:15-4:30 B-223 |
Come together and play your favorite video games in a relaxing space. Make some new friends with similar interests and enjoy some time after school! |
| Virginia Technology Student Association (TSA) | Kalin Khanzada | TBD | Student led team that competes in TSA activities. |
| Wakefield Chieftain | Amy Wathen | Warriors Period | Write articles for The Wakefield Chieftain, your school news site.Insta- @wakefieldchief |
| Wakefield Players | Chris Gillespie | M-F 3:15 – 6:00 | We rehearse and present 3 stage plays and musicals each year. Students interested in trying out should join the following Canvas Course (while in their APS account): https://apsva.instructure.com/enroll/9FTJGT |
| Warriors Of Christ | Catherine Quitto | Tuesday 3:15-4:30 | Purpose of the Warriors of Christ Club The Warriors of Christ Club aims to: Connect students to explore and understand Biblical truths through student-led Bible teaching. And invite other students to participate in fellowships. Foster the development of strong character and leadership skills. Promote service to others and community involvement. Engage in worship through prayer, music, and other spiritual activities. Enjoy fun games, activities, and trips that strengthen community bonds and enrich the student experience. |
| Weight Training Club | Marcia Richardson |
Weight Room Wednesday 3:15-4:30 |
Meet with students and learn weightlifting safety and correct skilled movements, and workout with other students in a supervised environment. |
| Women of Wakefield | Erika Enright | Tu/Th 3:15-4:30 | We are a student volunteer club for the young women of Wakefield, trying to better our community for women and children. |
| Women’s League of Wakefield |
LaRenda Bigsby Delshaune Jackson |
Thurs 3:30 to 4:10 B-303 | This club is formed to teach young women etiquette and offer other unique opportunities to young female students.For more information come to a meeting our email: [email protected] |
| Vet Club |
Ms. Faqih Mr. Thacker |
Every other Monday 3:15-4:30 B-320 |
The purpose of the Veterinary Science Club is to give students at Wakefield a real chance to explore veterinary science and learn hands-on skills that aren’t offered in our classes. I’m excited to create a space where people who are passionate about animals and science can come together to learn things like suturing, animal CPR, and animal biology. Which will help guide us as many of us consider careers in veterinary medicine or other animal-related fields. I think this club is important for Wakefield because it offers something unique. Many students are interested in veterinary medicine but don’t always know how that could connect to working with animals. This club will fill that gap by introducing us to new opportunities, providing access to internships, and even helping us find scholarships geared toward veterinary careers. |
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Brian Parke: [email protected]