Clubs & Organizations

Teachers and students work together to build the team

When: Weekly January – February during Homeroom

Advisor: Emily Evans

Students will be participating in group projects that focus on agriculture and the environment surrounding the school. Such projects include building/maintaining gardens. Independent research surrounding agriculture and the environment is also highly encouraged.

When: TBD

Advisor: Amanda Anderson, Jessica Soskich

Advisor: Jennifer Pelnar

Aviation club is here to encourage aviation understanding & employment opportunities for our students.  We are working with community members in the industry to provide opportunities for students to learn about flying & meet people in the industry.  Here is a LINK to the upcoming Piston & Props event in Janesville on August 28.

If other students want to join the Barker staff, talk to Mrs. Terrill. Honors Englsih 11 puts out 3 editions. AP English puts out the Senior edition.

When: Run through Honors English 11 & AP English

Advisor: Sara Terrill

The Student Book Club provides a welcoming space for readers of all backgrounds to discover exciting books, share unique perspectives, and connect with peers through a shared love of reading.

When: Once per quarter, after school

Advisor: Emily Evans

We are putting on the production of Quest: One Play to Rule Them All.

When: Several times a week from December – March

Advisor: Becky Shicantek

Leadership Club that students must apply for in the spring.

When: Monthly during the school day

Advisor:Emily Soley-Johnson

This club is built around problem spolvng through competitive challenges that encourage creativity, teamwork, and time management. Students design, build, and test innovative solutions while preparing for regional and national competitions, where they apply engineering principles.

This club participates in SkillsUSA & EMDC

When: Once per week September – May

Advisor: Jacob White, Amanda Anderson, Jennifer Pelnar

Esports is run both as a sport and as a club. The club component provides a video game community where students can play common games together in a supervised environment while learning how to become well-rounded digital citizens. Our program is driven by teamwork and respectful communication.

When:  Fall Season Sept-Nov, Winter Season Dec.-Feb, Spring Season Mar.-May

Monday – Friday

Advisor: Jacob White

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students learn about business and careers and can compete in various events.

When: TBD

Advisor: Denise Durkin

Forensics is a public speaking competition. Students choose a category and attend meets. The competition season starts in February and runs through April.

When: Feb-April during lunch

Advisor: Sara Terrill

Suicide Prevention and Positive Mental Health

When: Once a month

Advisors: Megan Williamson, Chris Colosimo

Club for students to produce and perform in multiple Media formats.

When: Mondays/Thursdays

Advisor: Ryan Quinn

The purpose of the National Honor Society is to “create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools.”

Membership in the Society is not something for which students can apply, but rather an honor bestowed upon students by a faculty council and is based on outstanding scholarship, leadership, character and service.

Advisor: Sara Terrill

The mission of the Williams Bay High School Student Council is to have a positive impact on the community: our school community, our Williams Bay community, and our greater community.  The WBHS Student Council will work to enhance the experience of students and staff through promoting school spirit, representing students’ opinions, coordinating student and community events, and providing volunteer opportunities outside of the classroom. 

When: Monthly meeting Wednesday mornings 7:10

Advisor: Emily Evans

We do cultural and community-related activities (fieldtrips, bilingual story time, Socktober and other charity drives, t-shirt design contest, cuisine, movies)

When: Once a month/as needed

The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award encoourages young people to improve mental and physcial health, build meaningful connections, give back to their communities, and embrace structure and purpopse. Students will create a self-development program where they set goals, challenge themselves, leave their comfort zones, and gain valuable skills.

When: TBD

Advisor: Emily Soley-Johnson, Jessica Soskich, Karen Mielke

Advisor: Jennifer Pelnar

Advisor: Mitch Kayser

Advisor: Mitch Kayser

Esports is run both as a sport and as a club. The club component provides a video game community where students can play common games together in a supervised environment while learning how to become well-rounded digital citizens. Our program is driven by teamwork and respectful communication.

When:  Fall Season Sept-Nov, Winter Season Dec.-Feb, Spring Season Mar.-May

Monday – Friday

Advisor: Jacob White

Suicide Prevention and Positive Mental Health

When: Once a month

Advisors: Megan Williamson, Chris Colosimo

Club for students to produce and perform in multiple Media formats.

When: Mondays/Thursdays

Advisor: Ryan Quinn

Advisor: Beth Tadlock

The mission of the Williams Bay High School Student Council is to have a positive impact on the community: our school community, our Williams Bay community, and our greater community.  The WBHS Student Council will work to enhance the experience of students and staff through promoting school spirit, representing students’ opinions, coordinating student and community events, and providing volunteer opportunities outside of the classroom. 

When: Monthly meeting Wednesday mornings 7:10

Advisor: Emily Evans