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Greeley West High School Clubs & OrganizationsAn important focus at Greeley West High School is to encourage students to develop their leadership abilities and to provide them with many opportunities to be involved in their school. We offer various clubs, activities, and organizations that extend learning beyond the classroom and allow students to make positive contributions to the Greeley community. Students at West are encouraged to participate in co-curricular activities to add yet another positive experience to their high school career. All groups must have a faculty sponsor and schedule their events in coordination with the school through Mr. Hilbig or Ms. Jones. Sponsors and goals must be clarified and approved by the administration before the club begins meeting.Below is a list of the activities and their staff sponsors that are available for students at Greeley West High School. Interested students are encouraged to contact sponsors for more information. If we do not offer a club or organization that meets your needs, then you can create a club. For more information on creating a club, see Ms. Jones or Mr. Hilbig in the main office. School Sponsored Clubs & OrganizationsClub/Activity/OrganizationStaff SupervisorStaff ContactFirst Quarter Meeting Time & DateMeeting Location/LinkDECARich Dufaultrdufault@Every Wednesday VirtuallyZoom LinkDECA is a co-curricular marketing program which offers students an opportunity for professional growth, community service and competition through examination, role play, portfolio planning and public speaking. There are opportunities to compete and to run for offices at the local, district, state and national levels. FBLAKory Zulaufkzulauf1@First Wednesday per MonthZoom Link via Schoology Code: 2P35-F7F2-KCKVVDevelop competent, aggressive business leadership. Strengthen the confidence of students in themselves and their work. Create more interest in and understanding of American business enterprise.FFA (Future Farmers of America)Samantha Piercespierce2@Meetings During ClassEmail sponsor for more information.Future Farmers of America (FFA) FFA is a dynamic youth organization that changes lives and prepares members for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. FFA develops members’ potential and helps them discover their talent through hands-on experiences, which give members the tools to achieve real-world success, Leadership, and career exploration in the world of agriculture. In order to participate in FFA, you must currently be enrolled in an Ag class. Fashion ClubSusan Eastinseastin@2nd and 4th Wednesdays each Month starting September 9thZoom Link: (will be available closer to meeting time)To explore and promote careers in the world of fashion.French ClubBrenda Walkerbwalker2@Last Wednesday of Each MonthZoom LinkFrench Club provides an opportunity for students to get together to speak French if they want or to just appreciate French speaking languages and cultures.The Greeley Dream TeamEdith Gonzalezegonzalez22@TBDDream Team is a TRiO program that serves cohorts of first-generation and/or low income students to help with post-secondary persistenceGreeley West International Spartans (GWIS)Corrine Yahncyahn@WednesdaysZoom Link Schoology: C4TD-5Z6M-GQDBWFor our international travelers either going or interested in trips. Key ClubKim Fisherkimf@Second and Fourth Wednesday of Each MonthSecond Wednesday Zoom LinkFourth Wednesday Zoom LinkKey Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.LULACANNETTE QUINTANAaquintana2@First and Third Wednesday of Each MonthZoom Link LULAC focuses on the advancement of the latino community. Is a safe place for students to talk about different topics like inmigration, education, descrimination, social profiling, etc.. Serving the latino community through volunteering on their own. Working together to better their own community.National Honor SocietyPeter Jakuspjakus@First Wednesday of Each Month Zoom LinkThe National Honor Society (NHS) elevates a school’s commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. NHS is a national organization whose members strive to maintain academic excellence and strong character through leadership and service within the school and community. Membership is gained through a selection process that begins in February and is open to all interested students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher. Members are required to attend monthly meetings and complete both group and individual community service work.Renaissance LeadersYvette Fingeryfinger@Last Wednesday of Each MonthZoom LinkLearning and implementing leadership skills to enhance culture and climate within our school community and we venture into our surrounding community that supports our school. We will be focusing on the organizations curriculum. "There are 9 Units of Instruction covering the following topics: School Culture and Climate, Individuality and Self Branding, Teamwork, Leadership Mindset, Communication, Decision Making and Problem Solving, Innovation and Impact, Relationships and Diversity, and Citizenship." Josten RenaissanceSkillsUSAJordan Karlbergjkarlberg@Second and Fourth Wednesdays Each Month Starting in SeptemberZoom LinkSkillsUSA empowers its members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens. We improve the quality of our nation’s future skilled workforce through the development of SkillsUSA Framework skills that include personal, workplace and technical skills grounded in academics. Our vision is to produce the most highly skilled workforce in the world, providing every member the opportunity for career success. It is highly recommended that students wishing to participate in SkillsUSA take a construction course. Speech and Debate / ForensicsJoanna Sorensenjsorensen@Every WednesdayZoom LinkSpeech and debate aims to develop students' communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creative skills.Student CouncilLea Sanford, Stephen Paulson, and Taylor Planttlsanford@TBD- current members see email for Google FormTBDGive student voice in decision making at the school, host social events (pep-rallies and dances), and seek to provide diverse opportunities to all students.ThespiansPeggy FreemolePeggyf@TBDTBDSupport all theatre activitiesTri-M Music Honor SocietyTom Nugenttnugent@Every WednesdayZoom LinkThe Modern Music Masters (Tri-M) is a nationally recognized club to promote music making, high academic standards, community outreach, arts engagement/advocacy, and educationYearbook (Lampadion)Julie HagemeisterJhagemeister@ Yearbook ClassRoom 703The yearbook staff aims to capture the unique environment created by the students at Greeley West. Recognizing the importance of the PEOPLE at this school, it is our focus to include all students in this publication. Student Initiated Clubs & OrganizationsClub NameSponsorEmailMeeting LocationMeeting Information/LinkChess/Board Game ClubRyan Allenrallen1@First Wednesday of Every MonthZoom LinkDungeons and Dragons and Trading Card Game Club (DnD&TCG Club)Garrett Lealgleal@Every WednesdayZoom LinkTo engage creative and strategy-based thinking as well as speaking and listening skills as students play various games and discover role-playing.FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)Cyndi Stumpcstump@Virtually every WednesdayZoom Link A place for athletes and all alike to meet and talk about impacting our campus by using our influence as athletes to change the sports culture through the way we compete.Martial Arts ClubTravis Krausetravisk@Will Meet When In-Person Meetings ResumeStudents collaborate to learn about and train in traditional Chinese and Filipino martial arts. The focus is on personal-development. ................
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