American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program is "A Constitutional Speech Contest" for students who are looking for an academic challenge and an opportunity to gain scholarship funds. Students will learn about our country's constitution in a contest that has been held by The American Legion for more than 80 years. Participants must be United States citizens or permanent residents to be eligible. The local contests begin around December- March and culminate nationally in April. This is a great opportunity to enhance your public speaking skills or to overcome a fear of public speaking while in a friendly and supportive environment.
Advisor: Mr. Resnick sresnick@woodstockacademy.org 

The Athletic Council is an organization that supports athletics as The Woodstock Academy. Any athlete may be a member. Activities include the Wellness Fair, Pep Rally, Trick-or-Treat Street, and service activities. Monthly morning leadership workshops are provided to all participants.
Meetings: Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. in B122
Advisor: Mrs. Welch twelch@woodstockacademy.org

The Chess Club provides instruction in chess play and notation as well as opportunities for students to compete against each other. Strategies and tactics will be reviews. Internet chess will be explored as well.
Meetings: Fridays at 2:30 p.m. in B218
Advisor: Ms. Lovegreen slovegreen@woodstockacademy.org

Class Council for students in the graduating class of 2020. As leaders of the class, the council plans fundraisers, activities, and events including Prom.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. in H100
Advisors: Mr. Dupuis jdupuis@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Racine sracine@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Welch twelch@woodstockacademy.org

Class Council for students in the class of 2021. As leaders of the class, the council plans fundraisers, activities, and events including Prom.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. in B129
Advisors: Mrs. Jolliff csjolliff@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Grube hgrube@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Wrobel rwrobel@woodstockacademy.org

Class Council for students in the graduating class of 2022. As leaders of the class, the council plans fundraisers, activities, and events including Prom.
Meetings: Fridays at 2:30 p.m. in B110
Advisors: Ms. Ballirano aballirano@woodstockacademy.org
Ms. Drogosz sdrogosz@woodstockacademy.org

Class Council for students in the graduating class of 2023. As leaders of the class, the council plans activities, events, and fundraisers.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. in A104 
Advisors: Ms. Dziedzic sdziedzic@woodstockacademy.org 
Mr. Favreau bfavreau@woodstockacademy.org

The Deep End is The Woodstock Academy’s art and literary magazine promotes literary and visual arts. The magazine is staffed by WA students and open to all WA students. 
Meetings: B131, listen to the morning announcements or read the daily bulletin for meeting dates and times
Advisor: Ms. Hunt shunt@woodstockacademy.org

This is an audition-based indoor percussion ensemble. All band and chorus members are eligible to audition for this group in December of each school year.
Meetings: Mondays or Wednesdays from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Advisor: Mr. Tyler Campbell tcampbell@woodstockacademy.org

Earthsave is open to students who are interested in promoting awareness about environmental issues and acting to protect the environment at school, in our towns, and worldwide. Activities include campus and community cleanups, community Earth Week activities, science outreach, grant writing and anything else that comes from student interest and passion. All are welcome!
Meetings: Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. in B214
Advisor: Ms. Gronski mgronski@woodstockacademy.org

A hands-on group that competes every May at the state level. The outdoor competition consists of 5 categories: forestry, wildlife, soils, aquatics and a current issue, which changes each year. Students work as teams of 5 and can be in any grade.
Meetings: Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. in B214
Advisor: Mrs. Cremers lcremers@woodstockacademy.org

The Faith, Hope & Love Club's mission is to empower WA students to make a positive impact on the community by following in the footsteps of Christ. The group is also involved in service work in which they give back to the community.
Meetings: Wednesday at 7:10 a.m. in B122
Advisor: Mr. Norman bnorman@woodstockacademy.org

FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life planning, goal setting, problem-solving, decision making and interpersonal communication necessary in the home and workplace. This is open to students enrolled in culinary classes or child development either semester.
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month in B130
Advisor: Mrs. Gray mgray@woodstockacademy.org

FRESH is a student-run nonprofit operating out of The Woodstock Academy that works toward poverty relief and awareness in the "Quiet Corner" area of Connecticut. Additionally, FRESH runs a mentoring program in the local middle schools and plans monthly events on South Campus. FRESH operates the Caring Continues program, a food-assistance program for local families.
Meetings: Mondays at 2:30 p.m. in A104
Advisor: Ms. Dziedzic sdziedzic@woodstockacademy.org

The Gender & Sexualities Alliance promotes tolerance, knowledge, understanding and the appreciation of diversity in our community. GSA's primary objective is to contribute to a safe environment for all students. GSA provides students with a non-threatening atmosphere in which they meet and talk about issues relating to sexual orientation. Its intent is to diminish prejudice in the school community through education.
Meetings: Mondays at 2:30 p.m. in B203
Advisor: Mr. Young tyoung@woodstockacademy.org 

Hill Singers is the advanced a cappella choir of The Woodstock Academy. Students must audition to be part of the group and also must be a member of a choral ensemble class at The Woodstock Academy.
Rehearsals: Mondays from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in Annhurst 117 
Advisor: Ms. Ranta aranta@woodstockacademy.org

This auditioned-based group meets once per week on Thursdays from 3-5 PM. Jazz Band consists of students who wish to advance their musicianship through the medium of jazz. Auditions take place at the beginning of each school year. Regular attendance is required at rehearsals for participation. Students must be a member of one daytime full-year instrumental ensemble to be eligible for participation in this group. All students in grades 9-12 are eligible to audition. 
Rehearsals: Thursdays from 3-5 p.m. in the Band Room
Advisor: Mrs. Churchill lchurchill@woodstockacademy.org 

Jazz Improv Club is a student-initiated club for student-musicians who love jazz. Learn the fundamentals and techniques of jazz improvisation. The club is open to all instruments and voice parts.
Meetings: Mondays at 2:30 p.m. in AH 147
Advisor: Mrs. Churchill lchurchill@woodstockacademy.org

Math Honor Society has monthly meetings, provides math tutoring, fundraises for scholarships, and competes in math competitions including the AMC. Math Honor Society is a chapter of Mu Alpha Theta. In order to be eligible for membership, students must take three math classes at The Woodstock Academy and get at least a 3.7 or higher in each of them [A- for Honors, B+ for AP/ACC).
Meetings: first Wednesday of the month at 7:10 a.m. in B133
Advisor: Mr. Jordan rjordan@woodstockacademy.org

The Math Team competes each month in the Eastern Connecticut Mathematics League with 14 other high schools. We hold weekly practices to prepare for the competitions.  Whether you are in Algebra 1 or Calculus, if you enjoy working on math problems you should consider joining the team! Email Mr. Tyler for more information.
Meetings: Mondays after school in B133
Advisor: Mr. Tyler styler@woodstockacademy.org 

Model United Nations, also known as Model UN or MUN, is an extra-curricular activity in which students typically roleplay delegates to the United Nations and simulate UN committees.  Students, referred to as Delegates, are assigned a country to represent in one of the UN’s numerous committees with pre-set topics to debate. They research the background of their country, their country's position on the topics at hand, and prepare notes on possible solutions to the problems faced.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. in A104
Advisor: Ms. Dziedzic sdziedzic@woodstockacademy.org

The Multicultural Club promotes multicultural understanding and empathy, and to creates cultural awareness on campus.
Meetings: Tuesdays 2:15 p.m.
Advisors: Ms. Gosselin dgosselin@woodstockacademy.org

NHS is an organization whose members are selected on the basis of the commitment they have exhibited to scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Juniors and seniors are invited to apply at the beginning of the school year if their grade point average is 3.65 or above.
Meetings: Every other Tuesday at 7:10 a.m. in A200
Advisors: Ms. Budd jbudd@woodstockacademy.org
Ms. Dziedzic sdziedzic@woodstockacademy.org

Ocean Bowl is open to all students interested in science, particularly in oceanography. The main objective is to prepare for the Ocean Bowl competition at MIT. Teams of 5 students compete against other teams from area schools.
Meetings: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30-3:15 p.m. in B129
Advisors: Mrs. Jolliff csjolliff@woodstockacademy.org
Mr. Lusa plusa@woodstockacademy.org

This group meets during the basketball season and rehearses before each game/event/performance. The Pep Band Performs at basketball games as well as pep rallies in conjunction with school sporting events. This is a co-curricular activity that requires year-long participation in at least one day-time performing ensemble. 
Rehearsal: Times are based on the basketball schedule.
Advisor: Mr. Jackson ijackson@woodstockacademy.org

Engages students in several STEM activities and competitions. Starting in September students meet to design, develop and construct several robots using multiple robotics platforms- VEX- TSA- Seaperch and this year we are laying the foundation for our Multigp drone race team.  All of the competitions are nationally recognized and can be previewed on YouTube.
Meetings: Tuesdays from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in S207
Advisor: Mr. Sumner psumner@woodstockacademy.org

Meetings:
Advisor: Mr. Saucier ssaucier@woodstockacademy.org 

The school climate activists work to better the school's atmosphere (environment) by informing peers on how to make the school a welcoming place for every individual. SCA plans school-wide activities that promote inclusion and help everyone feel accepted.
Meetings: Twice a month on Mondays from 2:45-3:30 in the library
Advisor: Dr. Harten mharten@woodstockacademy.org 
Ms. Danielson kdanielson@woodstockacademy.org

The group prepares for a Regional Science Bowl held at UCONN each March. Teams of 5 students take part in the quiz bowl that covers areas of math and science. Students also build fuel cars to race in competitions.
Meetings: Thursdays at 2:20 in B218
Advisor: Mrs. Lovegreen, slovegreen@woodstockacademy.org

Meetings:
Advisors: Mrs. May vmay@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Lovegreen slovegreen@woodstockacademy.org 

Science Olympiad competes in 25 separate events at the Science Olympiad competition at UCONN in the spring. 
Meetings: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30-3:15 p.m. in B129
Advisors: Mr. Lusa plusa@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Jolliff csjolliff@woodstockacademy.org

Practice and learn sign language!
Meetings: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:20-3:00 p.m. in B204
Advisor: Mr. Elliot celliot@woodstockacademy.org 

The WA Sparrow Club is a group of students committed to the well-being and support of individuals in the WA community who face medical hardships.  The purpose of the group is to raise money to defray the health-care expenses of these students.
Meetings: Every other Thursday after school in the Main Office
Advisor: Mrs. Singleton hsingleton@woodstockacademy.org

The purpose of Student Council (StuCo) is to act as a student representative organization and to use student body opinions for the benefit of the school and the community. The council meets with administration to discuss issues of school community activities. Elected from grades 10-12 in May and grade 9 in the fall. Officers are elected in April and overlap the school year. A number of at-large members join the council each year.
Meetings: Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. in B121
Advisors: Mrs. Watkins kwatkins@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Manseau smanseau@woodstockacademy.org

Table Tennis is available to students as a part of the Eastern Connecticut Table Tennis Club (ECTTC), which meets on South Campus on Thursday evenings. The club is open to students and community members. A small fee is required for club dues. The ECTTC is an official club of USA Table Tennis. View the club webpage.
Meetings: Thursdays 6-9 p.m. South Campus Gymnasium
Advisor: Mr. Vogt dvogt@woodstockacademy.org 

TTGC (Table Top Games Club) is the perfect activity for students who enjoy gaming activities such as Dungeons and Dragons, Magic the Gathering, Settlers of Catan, or Risk.  It offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who attend.  If you don’t know how to play, don’t worry, we will teach you how to play and you will make friends in the process!
Meetings: 2:30-4:30 p.m. in Student Center room 200 on South Campus
Advisor: Mr. Fox  jfox@woodstockacademy.org

Unified sports pairs student volunteers with special athletes in soccer, basketball, and track or other physical activities such as kickball and fitness. Athletes work together to train and compete. Open to ALL WA students regardless of athletic ability. 
Practice: Tuesday or Thursday from 2:30-3:30 p.m. depending on the season in the South Campus Gymnasium. 
Advisor: Ms. Hotta yhotta@woodstockacademy.org 

Women's Leadership provides a safe and supportive setting for young women to engage in discussions that encourage communication and connection, in order to promote self-confidence and awareness, which in turn fosters leadership. The group explores and engages in opportunities to develop these aspects through experiences and by invitng guest speakers.
Meeting: first and third Monday of the month from 2:20-3:00 p.m. in the Library
Advisor: Ms. Garcia agarcia@woodstockacademy.org

The Italian, Latin, Chinese, Spanish, and German honor societies consist of students who have maintained excellence in language studies at The Woodstock Academy. Students are inducted in May.

Italian National Honor Society
Eligibility for membership in the Italian National Honor Society is based on three semesters of Italian with a 3.6 grade point average in Italian and 3.0 overall GPA. 
Meetings: Thursdays after school in the Library
Advisor: Mrs. Monahan mmonahan@woodstockacademy.org 

Latin National Honor Society
Application for membership is open to students who have completed through Latin 2 with an average grade of 90 or higher.
Meetings: Second Wednesday of each month at 2:20 p.m. in BC10
Advisor: Mrs. Beck mbeck@woodstockacademy.org 

Chinese National Honor Society
Application for membership is open to students who have completed through Mandarin 3 with an average grade of B or higher.
Meetings: Third Thursday of every month in LC 005
Advisor: Ms. Liaw yliaw@woodstockacademy.org

Spanish National Honor Society
Membership in the Spanish National Honor Society is open to students who have maintained a 90 average or better for three marking periods in Spanish classes (beginning with level two, not including level one) and submit a one page written response to 1) why they want to become a member, and 2) how they plan to contribute to the group.
Meetings: first Monday of the month at 2:30 p.m. in the Bates Memorial Auditorium 
Advisors: Mrs. Thibodeau athibodeau@woodstockacademy.org
Mr. Fox jfox@woodstockacademy.org
Mrs. Zolobkowski azolobkowski@woodstockacademy.org 

German National Honor Society
For the German National Honor Society, the requirements for eligibility are three semesters of German with a 3.6 grade point average in German and 3.0 overall GPA. Eligible students must also submit a one page written response to 1) why they want to become a member, and 2) how they plan to contribute to the group.
Meetings: Last Monday of the month at 2:30 p.m. in LC 202
Advisor: Mr. Musko jmusko@woodstockacademy.org

Students work as a team and independently to create The Spire, the yearbook of The Woodstock Academy. Tasks involve photography, writing, drawing, organizing, editing, and creating. The club is open to all WA students.
Meetings: Every other Wednesday at 2:20 in the Library
Advisors: Mrs. Grube hgrube@woodstockacademy.org