Specific Interest
These clubs are specifically focused on advancing a specific area of knowledge, learning or technology where members cooperate to affect or to produce solutions within their particular field, and may communicate, meet, and organize special events for the school district and community.
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Astronomy Club |
The Astronomy Club meets on various Friday evenings at the Almond Campus |
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Future Healthcare Practitioners |
Future Healthcare Practitioners (FHP) is an interest based club that targets the exploration of health care professions. Serving as a resource for Warren students thinking about pursuing a career in the medical field, we provide valuable information on steps you can take in high school to help achieve your goals and make a better transition into college. Members will have the opportunity to learn more about the entire spectrum of healthcare careers that exist as well as discover how high school students can pursue their passion for medicine in the community. Our activities include guest speakers, informational sessions on the educational process for college and medical school, games, service projects, discussions of current events, and more! Click here for information and upcoming events. |
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Pride Club |
A social group for LGBTQ+ students and allies. We meet every other Thursday after school at the O'Plaine Campus from 3:20 to 4:10 in the faculty cafeteria. New members are always welcome! |
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Print Club is for those students interested in learning more about the Graphic Communication and Packaging Engineering Industries. Our mission is to explore beyond what we can fit in class as well as use our talents to help support school needs. We design, develop, produce and deliver T-shirts, banners, pennants, notepads, puzzles and more! |
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| Students Demand Action |
Description: SDA, an offshoot of Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action, is a national group of young activists seeking safer communities and an end to gun violence. As a non-partisan organization that includes non-gun owners, gun-owners, survivors and victims of gun violence, SDA seeks to advocate for gun-safety laws, educate peers and community members, and mobilize others in the efforts to end gun violence. The WTHS chapter is open to Almond students.
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Val Rodino |
| Supernatural Club | Marylou Vignaroli | |
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Tabletop Gaming |
Our goal is to provide a safe, fun, and welcoming environment wherein our students can gather to develop their creative and tactical reasoning and positive social skills through their participation in playing the best games that the hobby of tabletop gaming has to offer. To challenge ourselves, we seek out the most innovative and inspired games, with the best blending of game-mechanisms and the highest reward of cognitive stimulation & fun in a social setting. We meet pretty-much every Tuesday in room 302 on the OP campus, from 3:25 - 5:00pm, September to May. |
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Tech Team |
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Warren Wellness Ambassadors |
Warren Ambassadors is a peer leadership club for sophomores-seniors that aim to empower student leaders to support and uplift the Warren Community through leadership training and personal assistance. There are two facets to the club which include peer mentoring and school wide mental health initiatives. Currently, club members have been able to join through teacher nominations in the spring. In the future, it will be a combination of teacher nominations and/or student applications based on interest. |