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Advisors: Ms. A. Panetta - [email protected] & Mrs. G. Matise - [email protected]

All freshmen are automatically members, but those who are interested in working on projects should attend meetings.  Activities include supporting the freshmen class, organizing fundraisers, and providing leadership opportunities for students. Once freshman class officers are elected, we will meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at 2:00 PM in Room 423. There will be additional meetings, as needed, to plan activities.

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Advisors: Mr. P. Agro - [email protected] & Mrs. H. Martucci - [email protected]

Sophomores who want to be involved with class activities should become involved in this club. Activities include supporting the Sophomore Class, providing leadership opportunities and organizing fundraisers to support Junior and Senior year experiences.  Meets 2 times each month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2:00  PM in room 219.  Additional meetings may be necessary to plan events.

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Advisors: Mr. A. Verboys - [email protected] & Ms. J. Peters - [email protected]

Those juniors who are interested in working on class projects should attend meetings.  Activities include organizing fundraisers, supporting the  Junior class,  and planning the  Junior  Prom. Meets every other Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 151. Additional meetings are as needed to plan the Junior Prom.

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Advisors: Mrs. M. Rivelli - [email protected] & Mrs. K. Rosenfeld - [email protected]

Seniors who are interested in working on class projects should attend meetings. Activities include organizing fundraisers to support the Senior class and planning Senior activities, such as Senior Breakfast, Senior Prom, and Senior Picnic.  Meets every Thursday at 2:00 PM in Room 153.  Additional meetings may be necessary to plan senior events.

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Advisor: Mrs. E. Pesce - [email protected]

This club is for those who have a great deal of interest in the field of art.  Many school projects and individual work come from this organization.

Meets multiple times a month in Room 122. Days may vary.  Please check the Google Classroom for dates of meeting days and open studio days.

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Advisor: Mr. W. Earl - [email protected] 

The purpose of the Athletic Club is to serve the community and inspire a sense of pride and spirit among all students within the high school. We will continue to meet bi-weekly. We have created a Google Classroom specific to our club where we will inform our members of upcoming community activities, events and meetings.

Meets bi-monthly at 2:05 PM in Large Gym.  Days may vary. Please check the classroom for dates.

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Advisor: Mr. D. Kerstanski - [email protected]

The purpose of this club is to expose students to electronic media through hands-on experience with audio-visual equipment, and filming. 

Meets bi-monthly from 2:15 PM to 4:00 PM in Room 412. Please check the classroom for the dates.

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Advisor: Kevin Oscarlece - [email protected]

The Aurora Science Club explores the science behind the environmental issues which impact the students of Monroe-Woodbury. We work to raise awareness and empower students to take meaningful action.  We strive to make the high school, and greater community, a more sustainable place for everyone. Anyone who is interested in environmental advocacy and justice is encouraged to join.

The Aurora Science Club meets biweekly on Thursdays in room 408.

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Advisor: Mrs. H. Lee - [email protected] and Mrs. B. Rickli - [email protected]

The Baking Club is a new club for the 2023-2024 school year and is open to students in all grades. The purpose of the club is to provide a safe kitchen environment to students who enjoy baking as a hobby and spending time with friends. We will be doing many recipes throughout the year. There are only 24 slots available per meeting and there will be a signup for each meeting. We expect kitchen safety practices to be followed and proper cleanup methods used at the end of each meeting.   If you have any questions, you can reach out to Mrs. Lee or Mrs. Rickli.

Meets every other Thursday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM in room 136.

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Advisor: Mrs. S. Chappell - [email protected]

Students will meet bi-weekly to discuss specific books chosen by students. We will promote literacy throughout the building, as well as our love for reading. Meetings will include in-depth book talk discussions. All grade levels are welcome!  Google Classroom is already set up for the Book Club, if necessary. 

Meets every other Thursday from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM in Room 322.

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Director: Mr. R. Regan 

Chamber winds will meet weekly to study and rehearse masterworks for “one on a part” ensembles.  We will either perform on or as a prelude to concerts throughout the season.

Rehearsals weekly (generally Tuesdays or Thursdays) at 2:00 PM in Room 277.

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Advisor: Mr. T. Hyman - [email protected]           

The Chess Club will meet to allow students to learn the game, enhance playing abilities, provide literature on the historical aspect of the game, to create a positive environment in which students can interact, and share strategies, experiences, etc.  Chess club already has a google classroom with returning members signed in. We will also be competing in several meets with local schools throughout the year.

Meets on Thursdays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 336.

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Advisor: Mr. J. Miggins           

The Computer Club exposes students to computer science (coding), arduino boards and 3D printing.  Students will study and expand their knowledge on topics / subjects they are interested in. 

Meets on Thursdays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Lab D.

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Advisor: Mrs. K. Rosenfeld - [email protected]

Crochet for a Cause seeks to use crocheting to make a difference in the world! All students are welcome - students who already know how to crochet are excited to share their knowledge with newcomers! Students will make hats, scarves, blankets, and other items to donate to a club-chosen cause each school year.

Meets on Wednesdays from 2:05PM to 4:00PM in room 177.

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Advisor: Mr. T. Hyman - [email protected]

Whether you are interested in a career in law, or in politics, and want to hone your skills in public speaking, argumentation, or you are just interested in getting together with other people who like to argue about important issues in society and culture, Debate Club is the right fit for you. Each week we hold practice debates, discuss debate strategy, and engage in research on a variety of topics with the intention of taking our skills on the road for regional competitions in the near future.  The goal is to compete in the spring. We will be having practice debates and fundraising for competitions. 

Meets on Tuesdays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 336.

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Advisor: Mr. M. Kaplan - [email protected]

In addition to the Fall Play and Spring Musical, MWHS Drama Club will be running a number of events throughout the school year. Join our Google Classroom to be notified on how to participate in all things drama!

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Director: Mr. M. Kaplan - [email protected]
Production: Mr. J. Gardner - [email protected]
Technical: Mr. D. Kerstanski - [email protected]

MW Drama club will be presenting Clue On Stage (High School Edition) on 11/3/23 and 11/4/23!  If you are interested in becoming a part of our show, we will be posting updates in Google Classroom regarding acting auditions, stage crew, and tech meetings. You will not be required to be at every rehearsal (a schedule will be provided). Live shows on 11/3 and 11/4 at 7 PM!

Meets Monday through Friday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM in Room 326 - The Blackbox until November 3rd.

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Director: Mr. M. Kaplan - [email protected]
Vocal Direction: Dr. D. Crone - [email protected]
Instrumental: Mr. R. Regan - [email protected]
Technical: Mr. B. Clark - [email protected]

The Spring Musical is a wonderful opportunity to show your talents on and off the stage: Acting, Singing, Dancing, Instrumental, Design, Construction, Management, and Crew positions are open to all students in all grades. Participation in the musical is flexible depending on the position (weekly, bi-weekly, daily) from December to March. Please join us in this welcoming, collaborative club for any/all members of the MWHS community by joining our Google Classroom.

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The mission of the Dreamer Community Club is to provide students with the opportunity to practice their English speaking skills with other students and to allow students to discuss feelings and experiences in school and in the larger community. In addition, the club provides students with resources/information about colleges, exams (AP, SAT and PSAT, etc.) and support systems outside of school.  The club also stresses the importance of community involvement and civic action.

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Advisors: Mrs. M. Valente - [email protected]  & Mrs. J. Alvarado - [email protected]

The purpose of this club is to foster friendships among our diverse student population. 

Meets on the first and third Thursday of each month from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM in the Small Cafe.

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Advisors: Ms. B. Speer - [email protected] & Mrs. M. Sherman - [email protected]

The Expanding Horizons Book Club focuses on reading books that allow students to explore, learn about, and discuss a variety of cultural, historical, and social backgrounds through characters who are diverse. 

We meet every other Tuesday from 2:00-3:00 in the library.  To sign up to join the club and receive updates on meeting dates, join the Google Classroom.

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Advisor: Mrs. C. Cunningham-Colon - [email protected]

The FACS Club focuses on the area of Fashion. If you are interested in learning how to sew or build on your prior sewing skills, please join us on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from 2:00-4:00pm in room 115.

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Advisor: Mrs. J. Palkaunieks - [email protected]

Develop leadership skills while having fun participating in community service projects and leadership conferences. Membership is open to all students.

Meets on Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 205A.  

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Advisor: Ms. L. Byrne - [email protected] & Mr. J. Champlin - [email protected]

Learn to play traditional fiddle music from Ireland, Scotland, America, and more! Open to all students who play an orchestral string instrument (i.e., violin, viola, cello, string bass). This group performs at various school and community functions.

Meets on the first and third Tuesday of the month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 273. 
  

Advisor: Mr. C. Clark - [email protected]

Founded by the American Association of Teachers of French to promote the study of the French language and the culture of its people and to recognize students who have demonstrated a high level of achievement in the study of French.  Special Note: Society members are currently tutoring in the library after school.

Officers meet on the first Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 130. A general meeting for all members meets on the third Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 130. Meets more frequently in April for the Induction Ceremony

Advisors: Ms. C. Dunning - [email protected] & Mrs. M. Sherman - [email protected]

A program designed to help eighth graders as they become incoming freshmen. Freshman and sophomores will help the younger students with social and academic issues surrounding their transition into high school and become a "friendly face" in the halls. The club members will visit MWMS and facilitate a presentation that introduces curious eighth graders to high school life.

Meets Tuesdays at 2:00 PM in Room 215.

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Advisors: Mrs. T. Allen - [email protected]

The MWHS Dance Club provides a fun, safe, nurturing atmosphere to cultivate each student’s love for the art of dance, develop each student’s talents, and grow their self-confidence through artistic expression. Students will create, learn, and perform choreography for public performances (sporting events, community events, concerts) throughout the school year.

Meets Thursdays at 2:00 PM in Room 421 (with additional meetings for performances).

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The purpose of the History Club is to increase student interest in history-related topics. Special events include field trips, guest speakers, films, slide shows, and working with local history documents.

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Advisor: Mrs. J. Puopolo - [email protected]

This is a service organization that is school and community-minded.  There are many exciting projects and opportunities that students may become involved in to earn volunteer/community service hours. The Interact Club is involved in a revolving food drive to donate to the local food pantry, volunteering at Open House, the Mile for Hunger initiative, coordinating “adopting” families for Christmas, letter writing to Valley View Seniors, creating books for K-2, and more.

Meets bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 2:00 PM in Room 311.

Advisor: Ms. C. DeLong - [email protected]

Founded by the American Association of Teachers of Italian to promote the study of the Italian language and the culture of its people, and to recognize students who have demonstrated a high level of achievement in the study of Italian. *Special Note: Society members are currently tutoring freshman-juniors every Wednesday in the library after school.

Meets on the third Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 171 for members. Officers meet once a month on an agreed day after school. Meets every week in April for Induction Ceremony, rehearsals, and for distribution of certificates.

Director: Mr. F. Petrocelli - [email protected]

The Jazz Ensemble learns and performs music in the jazz and big band idiom. Music selected ranges from the early swing era to contemporary jazz, with a focus on improvisation.  Instrumentation is limited to standard jazz and big band ensembles.  Students must audition to participate. The Jazz Ensemble performs concerts and at selected music festivals.  This is a Co-Curricular class. Students receive a grade and a quarter credit.  If you have any questions about participating in Jazz Ensemble, please contact Mr. Petrocelli. 

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Advisor: Mr. P. Agro - [email protected]

KCW was formed to help kids learn the value of giving back to their community.  This is a valuable life lesson to learn for each and every one of our students.  We primarily take on projects to help members in our community with medical needs. Past and ongoing projects include raising enough funds to sponsor a local “Wish Kid”, collecting and delivering hats to cancer patients at Garnet Medical Center, and working with special needs kids through the Beautiful People organization.

Meets 1-2 times each month on the first and/or third Thursday at 2:00 PM in Room 219.

Advisors: Ms. C. Dunning - [email protected] & Mrs. M. Sherman - [email protected]

A program designed to ease students’ transition from middle school to high school. The goal is to provide ongoing help and guidance for academic and social success and, ultimately, to create a network of support for the students new to the high school. LEAD mentors facilitate freshman orientation each year just prior to the opening of school. LEAD mentors are chosen through an application process each spring to become mentors in the fall.

Meets on Wednesdays at 2:00 PM in Room 130 or the library.

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Advisor: Mrs. J. Bogart-Schmidt - [email protected]

The Math Team consists of those students wishing to participate in mathematics competitions with students from other districts once a month on Wednesdays.

Exact dates and times will be posted in the Math Team Google Classroom once they are announced by our math league, DUSO.

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Advisor: Mr. A. Verboys - [email protected]

Mock Trial is a unique club that allows students to assume the role of a lawyer or a witness in a court case scenario and compete against other schools using only the given facts of the case and narrative-building skills to present the most compelling argument before a real judge. We will work regularly with an actual professional attorney, go over the basics of court proceedings, learn how to effectively read and analyze evidence, work on building effective arguments, and practice on-the-spot thinking.

Meets Tuesdays at 2:00 PM in Room 217.

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Advisor: Mr. A. Verboys - [email protected]

Members will participate in multiple Model U.N. competitions throughout the school year as representatives and delegates of foreign countries.

Meets Thursdays at 2:00 PM in Room 237.

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Advisors: Ms. S. Rhubin - [email protected] & Mr. R. Catalano - [email protected]

Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) is for students who excel at mathematics and who wish to explore advanced math topics. Students must meet prerequisite requirements, meet monthly, and will provide service in order to participate in the club. The Math Honor Society offers leadership opportunities, tutoring, and scholarship opportunities.

Meets monthly on Thursdays at 2:00 PM in room 323.  Meeting dates are TBD and will be posted in the Google Classroom.

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Advisor: Mrs. A. Greenblatt - [email protected]

Students in the Multicultural Club have discussions and presentations about other cultures. Our mission is to promote awareness and appreciation of the diverse ethnic cultures worldwide and those found at MWHS. The meetings include a variety of activities such as crafts, music, guest speakers, movies, etc.  Officers will be appointed in October and we plan to create a liaisonship with Spectrum and SRJSU. 

Meets every other Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 171.

Advisor: Mrs. E. Pesce - [email protected] 

In 1978, the National Art Education Association began the NAHS program to inspire and recognize students who have shown outstanding ability and interest in art. NAHS will help to foster art interest within the school, lead the Art Guild in school murals and service projects and volunteer within the community and school. For high school students in grades 9-12.  Students must maintain a minimum GPA and show success in their art classes.

Meeting dates and times are determined by the President and/or Vice President of the NAHS.

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Advisor: Mrs. A. Greenblatt - [email protected] & Ms. C. DeLong - [email protected]

Students must meet qualifications including: academic, leadership, service and character criteria. Activities include providing tutorial services, volunteering for local community events, assisting with Open House, Parent-Teacher Conferences, and school-wide events.

Meets Executive Committee, once a month. Main membership: one Thursday of every month, from 2:00 PM until 2:30 PM in room 130 or the small cafeteria.

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Advisor: Ms. D. Johnson - [email protected]

Odyssey of the Mind (OM) is a group that seeks to solve certain imposed problems within pre-set parameters.  The solutions to these problems are worked out entirely by the students who then meet with groups from other schools to compete to solve the problems before a panel.  The OM team is limited to 7 students. We meet after school and sometimes on weekends especially closer to the competition. The OM Google Classroom code is open to all for general information about the problems we can choose.  If you are interested, make sure to join the Google Classroom to let me know you're interested, and take a look at the problems we have to choose from this year.

Meeting dates are determined by the team and the coach and are held in room 165. A general interest meeting with more information will be held Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at 2:05 PM in room 165.

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Advisor – Mr. P. Agro - [email protected] & Mrs. J. Bogart-Schmidt - [email protected]

Students who appreciate the outdoors will plan and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. We are open to hiking, biking, and outdoor activities of all kinds! Experienced outdoors adventurers and those who would like to become one are welcome. We will also foster stewardship of the environment and live by the “Leave no Trace” ethic as we enjoy the great outdoors!

We meet Wednesdays as announced in Google Classroom from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 318. Some outings may be scheduled on the weekend and students will need to arrange their own transportation.  

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Advisor: Mr. M. Filie - [email protected]

Members of this group publish a literary-art magazine each year that represents the best work of all of the students in the high school. Students interested in magazine production, design, creative writing, or art are encouraged to join the magazine staff. There is a standing Google Classroom where staff members can review prose, poetry, and other written content.  The group then discusses which works will be published, before creating layouts on Adobe InDesign.

Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM in Room 175.

Director – Mr. F. Petrocelli - [email protected]

Members of this group develop a high degree of school spirit and camaraderie.  They also perform at various parades, rallies, competitions, and football games.

If you have any questions about participating in Pep Band, please contact Mr. Petrocelli.

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Advisor: Mrs. H. Martucci - [email protected] 

The mission of this club is to empower young people to successfully confront the risks and pressures that challenge them throughout their daily lives. We will focus on peer to peer education and foster a sense of belonging that promotes resilience, leadership, and advocacy skills so that young people make positive life decisions that will carry them throughout life. SADD is actively involved in assisting in Red Ribbon Week. We coordinate our preparation for service projects such as Red Ribbon Week, Make*A*Wish, Orange County Youth Bureau Adopt a Family and/or holiday gift boxes for veterans/soldiers/seniors. We also plan and facilitate an Impact Panel Assembly for Juniors. 

Meets 1-2 times each month on the first and/or third Thursday at 2:00 PM in Room 221.

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Advisor: Mr. K. Oscarlece - [email protected]

Bring science to life with an emphasis on utilizing a hands-on approach to solve “real world” problems.   Science Olympiad is a nationally recognized organization that helps inspire many students to pursue careers in STEM.

Meets every Tuesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 408.  Please see Mr. Oscarlece for information.

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Advisors: Ms. B. Balousek - [email protected] & Ms. R. Nelson - [email protected]

Social & Racial Justice & Equity Student Union - Mission Statement:
Our mission is to increase positive representation of the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) population at Monroe-Woodbury High School. We also aim to promote social and racial justice and equity within the school.

Meets bimonthly on Thursdays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 317.

Advisor: Mrs. M. Saraceno - [email protected]

Founded by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish to promote the study of the Spanish language and the culture of its people and to recognize students who have demonstrated a high level of achievement in the study of Spanish. Some of our activities include officer speeches and elections, Spanish Heritage Month activity, shared cultural experiences with Italian and French Honor Societies, Read Aloud with elementary school, Spring Induction, and Spanish tutoring.

Officers meet on the first Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 171. All members will meet on a Thursday every month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 171. All members will meet every week in April for Induction for Induction Ceremony, rehearsals, and for distribution of certificates.

Advisor: Mrs. F. Hipsman

Competitions take place against other Special Olympic Athletes from various other counties at West Point in May. Events include relay races, walking relays, wheelchair relays, turbo running, long jump, and shot-put.

Practice Dates: January 4, 11, 18, February 1, 8, 15, March 1, 15, 29, and April 12, 19.  

Time Trials and West Point Olympics TBA

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Advisor: Ms. L. Capul - [email protected]

The purpose of this club is to provide a safe space for all students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer/questioning, intersex, asexual/aromantic, and all others (LGBTQIA+). The club is a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) and all high school students are encouraged to join. The club will work throughout the year to raise awareness about issues that impact the LGBTQIA+ community and to promote an atmosphere of pride, acceptance, and respect for all students. Our mission is to offer social opportunities, support, education, and advocacy for marginalized groups.

Meets on Wednesdays from 2:15 PM to 3:15 PM in Room 238.

Advisor – Mrs. J. Wright [email protected] 

The mission of STARS is to promote healthy decisions and overall wellness to students in MW. STARS is a peer-education club and members are chosen by an application process. Student members are responsible for researching, planning, and teaching a lesson to learners in grades K-10.

Meeting dates vary depending on group assignments and presentation dates. Meetings will be announced at least 1 week in advance.

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Advisor: Ms. L. Byrne - [email protected] & Mr. J. Champlin - [email protected]

Learn the art of the string quartet. Play, perform, and have fun! An audition-based club open to students who play an orchestral string instrument (violin, viola, cello, string bass). This group performs at various school and community functions.

Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of the month from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM in Room 273.

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Advisors: Mrs. K. Ahrens - [email protected] &  Mrs. A. Zomback - [email protected]

 It is composed of a five member Student Council, and separate governments that represent each class. Students are provided leadership opportunities and input within the school community. 

Meets every Tuesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 243.

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Director: Dr. D. Crone - [email protected]

The Treble Choir is an ensemble of singers dedicated to the rehearsal and performance of 2 and 3-part soprano/alto repertoire. The Treble Choir rehearses once a week and performs at the Winter and Spring concerts. The ensemble also competes at the state-level festivals in the spring.

Meets on Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 273.

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Advisors: Dr. D. Crone - [email protected] & Ms. L. Bryne - [email protected]

Tri-M stands for Modern Music Makers and is an international music honor society founded in 1952. Tri-M currently has over 2,100 chapters and involves more than 84,000 students throughout the country and around the globe. It is designed to recognize exceptional music students that meet the music, academic and character criteria as recommended by the National Association for Music Education. Tri-M is composed of junior and senior students enrolled in music class at Monroe-Woodbury High School who also participate in additional music ensembles and demonstrate high academic achievement. Monroe-Woodbury High School is fortunate enough to have their own Tri-M chapter, chartered in 2019. Post applications online. All will be submitted electronically. Virtual or in-person meetings.

Meets monthly on Thursdays from 2:00PM to 3:00PM in Room 273.

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Advisor: Mr. R. Irwin - [email protected]

The Wire News is Monroe-Woodbury’s student news organization. This club gives members the opportunity to be practicing journalists and get published. Members get experience in writing, editing, photojournalism, social media management, opinion writing and more. Get your voice heard! All students are welcome and no prior experience in journalism is necessary. Visit our website atmwwire.org.

Meets on Thursdays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Room 321.

Advisors: Mrs. R. Rosario - [email protected] & Mrs. K. Stancarone - [email protected]

The Yearbook is a publication that captures many events throughout the school year.  Members of all grades who are hardworking, self-driven to meet deadlines, and open to learning new skills are welcome. We are looking for students with interests in writing, art, photography, business, computer graphics, and Edesign. Some responsibilities include fundraising through the sale of community business ads, completing certain assigned tasks independently during their free time throughout the school day, or maintaining communication with various high school staff. All interested must email the advisors to begin the application process.

Meets Wednesdays from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM in Room 142. Meetings increase to twice a week in January to meet the publication deadline.

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Advisor: Mr. A. Verboys - [email protected]

Student-run. For any student interested in current events, government, politics, and/or social issues. Open to all students eager to discuss, debate, and voice their opinions on today’s political issues.  The club also organizes events designed to engage students in political education and activism. We are dedicated to promoting student involvement in politics and increasing civic awareness and action. We work to ensure that all voices amongst students are heard equally. We are a completely non-partisan club and do not support any particular ideology. All political stances are welcome.

Meets every first and third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 PM in Room 237.