Activities

Amber Shelar        shelara@gcsnc.com

"Student Aides assist Licensed Athletic Trainers with daily task like preparing practice and game sites, cleaning facilities, stocking supplies & assisting with basic injury prevention measures such as first aid and taping.  They also help with athlete check-in, provide hydration and ice therapy during events and gain observational experience in Sports Medicine, gaining valuable professional skills along the way."

Contact Ms. Shelar rm 302 or see Athletic Trainers (Megan Cater or Amber Shelar)  after school.

Ms. Monroe (Queen Bee)
Meeting Dates/ Time/ Room Location 2nd Tuesday and Wednesday of each Month 5:30-6:30 virtual

A Battle of the Books competition is a reading-focused academic game where student teams compete to answer trivia questions about a list of books they're read throughout the year. The competition involves students reading specific book lists, forming teams, and then participating in a quiz show-style tournament at school, district, and sometimes even state levels. The program aims to promote literacy, encourage deep reading, and foster a fun, competitive atmosphere around books and literature.  

How it Works

• Team Formation: 

  Students form teams, often with a coach, and work together to read and discuss the books on the list. 

• District, Regionals &  Battles: 

  Teams then compete against each other at their school or local libraries in a quiz-show format. 

• Advancement: 

  Winners from the school or local level can advance to higher-level competitions, such as district or regional battles. 

• Final Competition: 

  Top teams compete in final battles, often organized like game shows (e.g., College Bowl or Family Feud). 

1. Book Lists: 

   Students are provided with a list of selected books for their grade level or category. 

Purpose & Benefits

• Promotes Literacy: 

  Encourages students to read widely and thoroughly, fostering a love for reading. 

• Enhances Comprehension: 

  Deepens understanding and retention of the books read, as teams must recall specific details to answer questions. 

• Encourages Teamwork: 

  Students work collaboratively with their teammates, strengthening their communication and cooperation skills. 

• Cultivates a Love for Books: 

  Creates a fun, engaging, and competitive environment centered on books and literature. 

Key Aspects

• "In Which Book..." Format: 

  Questions are often phrased in a "In which book..." format, requiring contestants to know the book title and author. 

• Community Involvement: 

  Public libraries and school librarians often play a key role in planning, promoting, and implementing the competitions. 

Instagram Handle:  WGHSMEDIA
To Join See Queen Bee

Larriel Teague (teaguel@gcsnc.com) & Elizabeth Scearce (scearce@gcsnc.com)

Every Tuesday; 4:30PM - 5:30PM; Room 211

Scan the QR Code on the flyers around the school OR just show up

The Bible Study Club is a welcoming space for students and staff to come together, grow in faith, and explore the truths of God's Word. In a world that often encourages conformity, we dare to be different by living out the teachings of Jesus with courage, compassion, and conviction. Rooted in the message of Christ, we are called to love one another—creating a community marked by kindness, support, and unity.

Each week, we gather for meaningful discussions, prayer, and reflection. Whether you're just curious about the Bible or seeking deeper spiritual growth, you're welcome here. Let's walk this journey of faith together—encouraging one another, asking tough questions, and standing firm in the hope we share.

Come as you are. Leave encouraged. Live transformed.

Jasmine Porter

porterj5@gcsnc.com
Every Tuesday in room 119 from 4:20 to 5:30
Work on drawing skills and share tips and tricks
Show up to a meeting.

 Mrs. Merritt   Merritt@gcsnc.com

Every Thursday 4:30-5:30 in Room 219

Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game (RPG) where players create characters and embark on adventures guided by a storyteller

Anybody can join and we'll teach you how to play! Just show up!

Coach Wood  woodm4@gcsnc.com
every Wednesday morning at 8:15am in room 225

We are a community working to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. We desire to see every coach and athlete enter into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. We seek to make disciples through our strategy of engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to know and grow in Christ and lead other to do the same. 
Instagram Handle- dubg.fca
Join us by just showing up on Wednesday 8:15am in room 225.

Madame Susan Duemmel

duemmes@gcsnc.com
Meeting Dates/ Time/ Room Location: 2^nd and 4^th Wednesday of each month, from 4:30-5:30 in Room 217
Brief Description of Club: French Club is open to everyone, whether they are taking French or not! We celebrate the whole French-speaking world and different cultures. Come practice French, try new foods, learn about holidays

Instagram Handle: @wghs.french

How To Join: Come to one of our meetings! French Club is open to everyone, but French Honor Society is open for students in French III and up

Ms. Vilar  (vilarp@gcsnc.com)

Monthly club meetings 2nd Tuesday of the month, 4:30pm

Room #216

An academic honor society recognizing student achievement in Spanish 3 or higher (including Heritage Spanish). Members participate in service-learning activities in the Newcomer Center, assist with announcements for the Physical Education Department over the intercom for our Hispanic new students, and maintain a high academic standard.

To Join must meet the following requirements:

Enrolled in Spanish 3, AP or Heritage Spanish 1 or 2

Maintain a final grade of 80% or higher each quarter.

Contact: President Allyson Solis or Secretary Yennifer Argueta Dominguez  for initiation details.

Amber Shelar-  shelara@gcsnc.com   Emily Parsons- parsone2@gcsnc.com

Meets the 2nd Wednesday and 4th Thursday of each month on Room 302 (Ms. Shelar's room)
HOSA-Future Health Professionals is a nationally recognized, student-led organization for students interested in a career as a health care professional.
Instagram: dubg.hosa
Reach out to Ms. Shelar or Ms. Pasons.

Club Name: MSA( Muslim students association)

Club advisor : Hamadou, Yaye. Email: hamadoy@gcsnc.com

Meeting dates/times/Room location:  First and fourth Thursday of each month 4:30 -5:30 in room 223. The purpose is  to learn about Islam religion and educate young to become good citizens and future leaders by spreading peace, compassion, understanding on campus and beyond.

Join/Follow us on Instagram at : wghs.msa 

Alexandria Deabenderfer   deabena@gcsnc.com 
Monthly meetings will be held at the beginning of each month. Students are expected to attend meetings in person. If they are unable to attend in person, a Teams meeting will be available for students to join during the same time as the scheduled in person meeting in art rooms in the courtyard (both rooms will most likely be used to accommodate all members)

Meeting Dates: 

September - Thursday, Sept 4th @4:30pm OR Friday, Sept 5th @8:25am

October - Wednesday, Oct 8th @8:25am

November - Friday, Nov 7th @8:25am

December - Thursday, Dec 11th @4:30-5:30pm

January - Friday, Jan 9th @8:25am

February - Friday, Feb 6th @8:25am & Friday Feb 13th (Time TBD & this one is optional)

March - Friday, Mar 6th @8:25am

April - Friday, Apr 10th @8:25am

April - Pick up fundraising items (Date & Time TBD)

May - Induction Ceremony on May 5th be at the school at 5:15pm

May - Last meeting for current members & first meeting for new members on Thursday, May 7th at 4:30pm. Voting for next year's board members. 

The National Honor Society (NHS) recognizes outstanding high school students for excellence in Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. It is more than an honor roll, serving as a platform for students to develop into well-rounded leaders through school and community service, leadership experiences, and opportunities for scholarships and college preparedness. Membership is by invitation from a local NHS chapter at the student's school, following a selection process based on these four pillars.  
Instagram: nhsatwestern
Invitation only - Invites to apply are given in the spring to those who qualify. To qualify students must be in tenth or eleventh grade and have a 3.5 or higher GPA.

 ByLaws Documents

Christina Sapusek sapusec@gcsnc.com

2^nd Monday of each Month- 8:15-9:00 am

The National Technical Honor Society is an educational non-profit that exists to honor, recognize, and empower students and teachers in Career & Technical Education. As the honor society for Career & Technical Education, NTHS serves over 100,000 active members annually in both secondary and postsecondary chapters across the country.

Application process.  Must be a CTE Completer and have at least a 3.0 Unweighted GPA.

Mabel Chacon

chaconm@gmail.com

An after-school program led by a group of Western Guilford students who possess exceptional Math, English, Science, Social Studies, and Leadership skills. Peer to peer tutoring and community service is also available.

Meets are right after school from 4:00pm-5:00pm

Kyra Seaver

seaverk@gcsnc.com
1st and 3^rd Tuesday of each month from 4:30-5:30 in Room 212.

Service-Learning is a way of teaching and learning that connects positive and meaningful action in the community with academic learning, personal growth and civic responsibility. We host schoolwide events and serve our community. 
Instagram Handle-@dubgserves
Join us in Room 212 on the 1^st and 3^rd Tuesday of each month. 

Jerrod Harris harrisj7@gcsnc.com

4^th Wednesday of each month during Advisory Session
The Western Guilford SAAC strives to teach our Core Values and importance of leadership in the practice of sport, school, community and life.  Student-Athlete Leaders will lead by example through hard work, high levels of commitment, focus, intensity, passion, and effort.  Student-Athlete Leaders will be strong vocal leaders with good communication skills to encourage, support and positively hold all teammates accountable while treating teammates with respect and dignity.  Student-Athlete Leaders will support the improvement of student-athlete performance in academic achievement, school attendance, graduation rates, and peer relationships.
Invitation Only

Emily Parsons- parsone2@gcsnc.com           Ashley Robinson-  robinsa4@gcsnc.com
Erin Darty- dartye@gcsnc.com

Meets the 2nd and 4th Monday 4:30-5:30 in Room 227 (Mrs. Darty's room)
Mental Health awareness and wellness club that focuses on sharing the importance of taking care of your mental health.
Just show up to a meeting or contact an advisor

Ms. Akilah Alexander

alexana@gcsnc.com

Meeting Schedule:
2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month, 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM, Media Center (Upstairs)

Brief Description of the Club:
WGHS Jewels is a mentorship and leadership program designed to empower young women through personal growth, sisterhood, and community engagement. Members participate in meaningful discussions, interactive workshops, leadership development activities, and community service projects. We also host guest mentors from NC A&T State University and other community organizations who share valuable insights to support our members’ journey toward confidence, resilience, and success.

How to Join:
Students can join by attending a meeting and signing up during the membership period. New members are welcome at the beginning of each semester. Just see Ms. Alexander for details or stop by a meeting to get started.