The Academic Competition Team competes in "Jeopardy" like tournaments with other high schools. This group meets on Mondays at 2:30 in room 200.

To join, listen to the morning announcements, or read the electronic signs in the cafeterias.

Come to the next meeting!

 

Timothy Peitz

Christine Livres

 

Gives students an opportunity to participate in a variety of art activities, such as beautify the school and community projects.

The Art club meets twice a month which is posted on the door in room 139.

Listen to the morning announcements or look for a sign on the door of room 149 for the next meeting date.

 

 

This club assists the WHS community with signs, announcements, murals and any other artistic displays needed around the school.

Meeting dates are on Tuesdays in room 120.

Listen to the morning announcements or look for a sign on the door of room 120 for the next meeting date.

Sign up at the next meeting.

 

All students with good academic grades may tryout to be a cheerleader. Tryouts are in the Spring. The WHS Cheerleaders are responsible to promote school spirit and uphold good sportsmanship.

Practices are Mondays through Thursdays. Listen to the morning announcements for spring tryouts and meeting times.

 

Head:

Stacey Dercole

Assistant:

Anne Borna

 

 

The club allows students to participate in the world of theatre arts including acting, directing, creating a scene, stage management, and communicating with an audience. Students also experience theatre appreciation by attending shows on Broadway, as well as critiquing each other's work. The most important goal is simply for students to learn how to work together to create something that will entertain and inspire others.

The club will meet weekly, usually on Tuesdays in room 150/Auditorium.

Listen to the morning announcements for the next meeting.

 

 

The "El Dorado" is the WHS literary and Art publication featuring the work of WHS students.

See Ms. Kreisel if interested in becoming part of this team. They meet on Thursdays in room 308.

To join, listen to the morning announcements and come to the next meeting

 

 

Allows students to promote spirit and camaraderie through Woodbridge High School. Students will help the incoming freshman through their first year of high school.

The freshman mentors meet the second Tuesday of every month in room 307.

Listen to the announcements for the next meeting. in order to join you must submit an application to Mrs. Washington.

 

 

The FPS competes in academic competitions with the New Jersey Problem Solving Program. The purpose is to promote teamwork through creative thinking and problem solving techniques.

Meeting dates are flexible. You can join a team or make one of your own with 4-6 students.

Listen for dates over the morning announcements. the meetings take place in room 200.

 

Joseph De Luca

Dana Sacco

 

This club plans food and activities for various functions throughout the school year.

Meetings are held in class.

 

 

The WHS Interact Club provides opportunities to develop leadership skills in addition to providing community service.

The Interact Club meets in the cafeteria.
The club meetings dates vary.

Listen to the announcements or look for posted signs.

To join see Ms. Soto or show up to the next meeting.

 

 

Open to all students, the ICC participates in community service projects, while integrating and enhancing the cultural diversity of our local population.

The ICC meets every other week on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school in room 105.

To join see Ms. Clarke or come to the next meeting.

 

 

Open to Juniors, this group meets to plan and decorate for the Junior Cotillion. As the days and meeting places vary, listen to the morning announcements and posted signs for details. to join, come to the first meeting in January.

 

Tina Clarke

Jacquelyn Soto

Marching Band

 

~The Woodbridge High School Marching Barrons~

An extra-curricular activity, open to all students who play instruments or perform auxiliary units such as Color Guard and Drill Team, meeting after school and performing at football games, parades and other approved events.

The Marching Band participates in competitions, pep rallies, concerts, special community projects and events and festivals throughout the year.

 

Mr. Maddock is available for school tutoring to students in need.

Meetings are Monday and Wednesdays after school in the library, and Friday mornings before school in the Library.

 

The National Honor Society is an Academic and Community Service Club. Meetings are held twice per month in the Cafeteria/Library.

Listen to the morning announcements for the next meeting.

Students must possess a 3.5 minimum grade point average and must be involved in extracurricular and community service activities.

 

Bob Papageorgio

Abagail Pannulo

Paddleball Club

 

Open to all students, the Paddleball Club aims to improve athletic performance and skill and to play competitively. Fall paddleball club meets weekly.

See Ms. Grasso in the gym for more information,

Listen to the morning announcements and posted signs for the meeting dates.

 

 

This band provides the accompaniment for the Senior Play.

Meeting times vary after school in the band room.

See Mr. Kohn in room 140 if interested.

 

 

WHS presents a full-fledged Broadway-style musical theatre production. Students are involved as actors, singers, dancers, musicians, stage managers, and other backstage areas.

All students are given the opportunity to audition for the annual WHS Senior Musical to be performed in late winter/early spring. Practices vary, Monday - Friday and some Saturdays.

Listen to the morning announcements for audition dates.

See Mr. Lynch for more information.

 

 

Open to seniors, this group meets to organize the Senior Prom.

They meet on Wednesdays in room D-228.

Listen to the announcements. To join, attend the first meeting.

 

 

Open to all students, the purpose is to teach students American Sign Language. The club meets three times a month on Tuesdays in room D-25.

Listen to the morning announcements for meeting dates.

To join, come to the next meeting.

 

 

The purpose of this club is to promote Hispanic culture, practice Spanish and help students with homework.

Meetings are held the first and third tuesday of the month in room D226.

 

Student Council

 

The purpose of this club is to give students a chance to voice their concerns/opinions on the happenings of the school.

A student needs to be voted for by their class.