These groups bring you together with others of similar interest. You will not only form new friendships but add to your enjoyment of high school life.
American Sign Language Club (ASL)
Advisor: Mrs. Ash – Room E101
Animal Action Club
Astronomy Club
The Astronomy club meets monthly for discussions and movies on all topics related to space and the universe. We also hold 2 evening star viewing nights a year, weather permitting.
Advisor: Mrs. Woodsmith – Room B213
Cycling Club
The WHS Cycling Club looks to improve riding skills and confidence of the team through regular training and racing against New England high school riders. Primarily a mountain biking club, there are opportunities to ride and race on the road if students are interested.
Advisor: TBD
Chess Club
Chess Club is open to all WHS students, regardless of skill level. Whether you are a skilled player who wants to sharpen your skills and test them at competitions, or you just enjoy playing the game and don’t wish to compete, or you’re a beginner who wants to learn how to play the game, we welcome you.
Advisor: Mrs. Jimenez – Room C113
Garage Band Club
This club is for students who would like to play their instruments and/or sing with other students in a casual, open, judgement free environment. This club meets on Mondays afterschool in A106.
Advisor: Mr. Cross – Room C119
Girl Up
The goal of the club is to unite members with the common commitment to speak up, stand up and rise up for gender equality around the world. The themes of the Girl Up club include education, safety, health, leadership and documentation.
Advisor: TBD
Drama Club
The WHS Drama Club is a group dedicated to the art of theatre, and promoting theatre in schools. Drama club meetings are open to all WHS students, and typically include theater games, workshops, and skill-building. The Drama Club also produces and sponsors the Talent Extravaganza in January, and the 10-Minute Plays in May, among other service opportunities. Finally, the group takes at least one field trip per year to a professional theatrical production (Boston, Broadway, etc.). If they so choose, students may also work to earn service points and be inducted in May into the International Thespian Society, of which we are a chapter.
Advisor: Mr. Moore-Room A107/Auditorium
Fall Play Productions
A winter play takes place in mid-November. Students must audition for roles and may also serve as technical assistants. Auditions take place at the end of September, and tech crew work begins in October.
Advisor: Mr. Moore – Room A107/Auditorium
Garden Club
Students will maintain some of the courtyards around the school, adding new plantings, spring & fall cleanup and regularly weeding.
Advisor: Mrs. Richards – C116
Gay Straight Trans Alliance
This club is a safe space and a fun supportive environment for everyone who wishes to join us. The gay straight trans alliance opens the floor to discuss LGBTQ+ topics going on in our community and in our personal lives. This club provides a unifying voice for both straight allies and the LGBTQ+ community. This is a confidential space and a judgement free zone, where anyone can speak freely without having to worry about outside influences.
Advisor: Mrs. Hunt-Hawkins
Let’s Take Action Club
Let’s Take Action is a club where we don’t stand back and watch. We come together as a group, stand up for what we believe in, and make a change how we best see fit. New thoughts, ideas, and opinions are always welcome. We impact our school and the community around us.
Advisor: Mrs. Chaput – Room B207
Marine Corps JROTC (MCJROTC)
MCJROTC offers numerous extracurricular activities to include Marksmanship, Color Guard, Cyber Security, and Academic teams. Additionally, we offer several leadership camps throughout the school year, which are funded by MCJROTC. We encourage any student interested in developing their self-confidence and teambuilding and leadership skills to come check us out.
Contact: Lt. Col. Eric Drown – ROTC Building
Mission: Kid to Kid
Mission: Kid to Kid is a program dedicated to including everyone’s individuality and uniqueness, alongside teaching young teens how to effectively use their voice to encourage kindness. We plan on creating a personal experience with middle school students that will include mentoring and focused lesson teaching, as well as question and answer sessions regarding high school experiences.
Advisors: Ms. D’Amico – Room E112
Pickleball Club
This club is open to all students who are interested in playing this sport for fun and great physical exercise. The club will meet on day after school per week from 2:30-3:30pm, meeting at the tennis courts.
Advisor: Mr. Auffant – Gym
Spanish Club
This club is open to all students who are interested in the Spanish language. 95% of the language spoken during the meetings is Spanish. Together students will plan events, watch foreign films, play games, attend field trips and form a creative international community. Meetings are twice a month.
Advisor: TBD
Sustainability Club
The Sustainability club brings together students with a common interest in protecting the environment and making our community more sustainable. Meetings are every other week and activities include informational sessions and group discussions on topics such as composting, zero waste, fast fashion (and many more), preparing for and presenting a school wide sustainability fair, providing sustainable wrapping services for the holidays and painting and auctioning rain barrels to promote water conservation.This club is open to all students grades 9-12
Advisors: Mrs. Reid – Room B215
Tech/Stage
Do you like to design? We will build the stages for the WHS fall play and the Spring Musical.
Advisor: Mr. Don Bagley – Auditorium
Spring Musical Production
A spring musical takes place in March. Students must audition for acting/singing roles, and may also serve as technical assistants or in the pit orchestra. Auditions take place in mid-December, and the tech crew/orchestra begin work at the beginning of January.
Advisor: Mr. Moore – Room A107/Auditorium
Science & Nature Club
This club is intended to widen students’ knowledge of their environment and science in the community. Activities include beach cleanups, gardening projects with the Hampton Beach Beautification Committee, and field trips to local areas. Students also participate in the Lighthouse Kids organization to help save and maintain the lighthouse on White Island at the Isles of Shoals.
Advisor: Mrs. Noone Rm. B216
Ski & Snowboard Club
This club is an opportunity for students to ski or board with their friends throughout the Winter at a discounted rate. Students are eligible to purchase a discounted season pass through the ski club and transportation is provided, usually one weeknight for five weeks. The bus departs right after school and returns after night skiing is over, typically at Gunstock Mountain Resort. Lessons and rentals are included if students choose to purchase the season pass. In addition, the pass can be used with no blackout dates for the rest of the season.
Advisor: Mrs. Goupil & Mrs. Burke – Room B208
Warrior Spirit Club
This club will meet to encourage student participatation in Pep Rallies, Spirit Week, Athletic Games and other school sponsored events.
Advisor: Ms. Dodier – Room B201