Activity Newsletter
Schaumburg High School is home to a wide variety of clubs, teams, and activities for every interest. Whether you’re a student looking to get involved, explore new passions, and make new friends—or a family eager to see your student thrive and connect—there’s something here for everyone. Get involved and make the most of the Saxon experience!
Academic & Competitive Teams
Clubs focused on scholarship, skill development, and academic competition.
Chess Team
Sponsor(s)
Justin Teschner: jteschner@d211.org
Erika Werlein: ewerlein@d211.org
Chess Team is a friendly and relaxed space for students who want to learn how to play chess or sharpen their skills. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, you’ll enjoy learning strategies, practicing with others, and having fun in a supportive environment.
Culinary Club
Sponsor(s)
Danielle Weiner: dweiner@d211.org
Join Culinary Club, a space where students of all skill levels come together to explore the world of food. Whether you've taken Culinary Arts here at SHS or are just getting started, this club is the perfect place to hone your skills, make new recipes, and try different things. At our two meetings every month we will make the same recipe, so more students have an opportunity to attend at least one meeting per month. Everyone is welcome, just make sure to sign-up for each meeting you’d like to attend via our Schoology page after registering on Infinite Campus!
Debate Team & Student Congress
Sponsor(s)
Carl Schwartz: cschwartz@d211.org
Caitlin Clark-Johnson: cmjohnson@d211.org
Debate and Student Congress is a competitive and intellectually engaging activity where students develop arguments on both sides of current issues in economics, public policy, foreign affairs, and applied ethics. Members sharpen their critical thinking, research, and public speaking skills during practice sessions, and top performers have the opportunity to represent our school at tournaments against other teams.
Educator Rising
Sponsor(s)
Emily Lehky: elehky@d211.org
Educators Rising is a club for students interested in exploring a future career in education. Members learn about different paths within the teaching profession and participate in projects that support both teachers and students. It’s a great opportunity to develop leadership skills and make a positive impact in our school community.
Engineering Club
Sponsor(s)
Jose Cisneros: jcisneros@d211.org
Steve Kuipers: skuipers@d211.org
Engineering Club is a hands-on, creative space where students design, build, and innovate. The main goal is to think critically, learn new skills, and bring ideas to life. Members gain access to industry-level software and machinery used in manufacturing and machining—and receive the training needed to use them safely and effectively. The highlight of the year is building a battle bot to compete in the District 214 Robot Rumble each February!
Future Business Leaders of America
Sponsor(s)
Bradley Reibel: breibel@d211.org
Patrick Kramp: pkramp@d211.org
As the largest student business organization in the U.S., FBLA helps students explore careers in business, leadership, and innovation through competitive events, leadership conferences, and networking with real professionals. Unlike BPA, which focuses more on technical office skills, FBLA stands out for its wide range of opportunities—from entrepreneurship and marketing to finance, management, and even trending fields like social media strategy and e-commerce. Learn real-world skills, compete and earn recognition, and connect with leaders nationwide.
Math Team
Sponsor(s)
Frank Salatino: fsalatino@d211.org
Brandon Ahne: bahne@d211.org
Adam Koschnitzke: akoschnitzke@d211.org
Sam Shirley: sshirley@d211.org
Sara Zasada: szasada@d211.org
Math Team is a competitive and collaborative group where students explore and develop advanced mathematical concepts. Members practice problem-solving skills, learn new strategies, and compete in the North Suburban Math League and ICTM competitions. Whether you’re passionate about math or just eager to challenge yourself, new members are always welcome!
Model UN
Sponsor(s)
Yamil Roman: yroman@d211.org
Model United Nations (MUN) is a student-led program where participants simulate the work of the United Nations. Students take on the roles of delegates representing different countries to debate global issues, draft resolutions, and develop skills in diplomacy, public speaking, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Mu Alpha Theta
Sponsor(s)
Brittany Hernandez: bhernandez@d211.org
Mu Alpha Theta is a math club that focuses on where we can find math in the world around us. We explore art, puzzles, and history using math ideas and problems. We promote positive views about mathematics in all cultures and for all abilities. Any student in any level of math is welcome to join us and explore more.
Scholastic Bowl
Sponsor(s)
Holly Gannon: hgannon@d211.org
Jason Campbell: jcampbell@d211.org
The Saxon Scholastic Bowl Team gives students a chance to test their curricular and trivial knowledge against students from other schools. A competition pits school against school - each with a five-member team armed only with a pencil, paper and a buzzer. The first question is read by the moderator...anyone can buzz in, but you only have 10 seconds! The team whose mate answers correctly gets a chance at a series of bonus questions, during which the team may confer before calling out their answers. The team with the most points after 20 questions wins the match! SHS competes in about 10 MSL/IHSA meets and the Illinois Masonic Bowl.
Science Academic Challenge
Sponsor(s)
Jason Campbell: jcampbell@d211.org
Members of the Science Academic Challenge Team engage in a variety of competitions that test their knowledge and creativity. Students participate in subject-based exams, engineering design projects, and collaborative problem-solving challenges—all while deepening their understanding of science and teamwork.
Social Studies Club
Sponsor(s)
Elizabeth Howard: ehoward@d211.org
The Social Studies Club recognizes Juniors and Seniors who have taken social studies electives and demonstrated civic engagement and leadership. Open through an application process, the club promotes scholarship and a passion for the social sciences. While membership is selective, the club hosts school-wide events to encourage interest and awareness of the many social studies courses available. Activities include celebrating historical months, hosting guest speakers, and organizing movie events that bring history and current issues to life. Participation offers meaningful opportunities for leadership and community involvement.
Speech Team
Sponsor(s)
Meredith Paolella: mpaolella@d211.org
Emma Herrera Bueso: eherrera@d211.org
Mary Sullivan: msullivan@d211.org
Love acting, reading, or public speaking? The IHSA Competitive Speech Team offers 14 exciting events where students can showcase their talents—from humor and dramatic performance to poetry interpretation and persuasive speaking. It’s the perfect place to build confidence, develop communication skills, and compete while having fun!
Arts, Media & Performance
Opportunities for creative expression through the arts, writing, and performance.
Art Club
Sponsor(s)
Anita Govic: agovic@d211.org
Art Club is a creative and welcoming space where students can explore their artistic talents, express themselves, and connect with others who share a love for art. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just enjoy being creative, Art Club is the perfect place to make art and make new friends!
Book Club
Sponsor(s)
Nevenka Jevtic: njevtic@d211.org
Join a community of fellow readers to enjoy engaging discussions about young adult books and share your love of reading. The Saxon Readers Book Club also offers fun activities like crafting, journaling, games, and more. Whether you’re an avid reader or just starting to explore new stories, all are welcome!
Broadcasting Club
Sponsor(s)
Jessica Aulisio: jaulisio@d211.org
Are you interested in live-streaming or photographing sports and other school events? Then this club is for you! We meet once a week to plan upcoming events and edit videos and photos from previous ones. Members gain hands-on experience in live video production, sports announcing, and photography—valuable skills for anyone interested in media and broadcasting. The club is also a great opportunity for students in Broadcast Media class to expand their skills, collaborate with peers, and get extra time to meet project deadlines.
Dance Show
Sponsor(s)
Kati Krogstad: kkrogstad@d211.org
The SHS Dance Show is a celebration of movement, creativity, and culture—an opportunity for students to showcase their passion for dance. Performances feature a wide range of styles, including lyrical, hip-hop, bachata, Bollywood, and more! Students can perform solo, in duets, trios, or groups—no experience required. All you need is a love for dance!
Drama Club
Sponsor(s)
Jamie Micheletto: jmicheletto@d211.org
Drama Club offers students the chance to develop their acting skills while exploring characterization, movement, and stage presence. Members practice vocal warm-ups, short scene work, and improvisation in a fun and supportive environment. The club often includes a trip to see a live production and encourages members to get involved behind the scenes by serving on support committees for the fall and winter plays.
Improv Show
Sponsor(s)
Jamie Micheletto: jmicheletto@d211.org
Lauren Kern: lkern@d211.org
In this fast-paced and hilarious production, students perform entirely without a script—playing improvisational games and creating scenes on the spot. Performers take suggestions from the audience and work together on stage to deliver spontaneous, laugh-out-loud moments. Rehearsals are held after school and on select evenings leading up to two nights of performances.
Literary Magazine
Sponsor(s)
Nevenka Jevtic: njevtic@d211.org
Calling all writers and artists! The SHS Literary Magazine showcases the creativity of our students through an annual collection of original poetry, short stories, essays, song lyrics, and artwork. Members take part in every step of the process—from selecting the magazine’s theme and gathering submissions to designing, editing, and publishing the final issue.
Modern Music Masters
Sponsor(s)
Susan Carlson: scarlson@d211.org
Tri-M members share their passion for music by organizing performances throughout the Schaumburg community and collaborating with local school music programs. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors enrolled in an SHS Music Department course are eligible to join this nationally recognized organization that celebrates leadership, service, and musical excellence.
Musical
Sponsor(s)
Braulio Muro: bmuro@d211.org
Vincent Inendino: vinendino@d211.org
Brett Baleskie: bbaleskie@d211.org
Cristy Happ: chapp@d211.org
Colleen Alexander: calexander@d211.org
Jonathan Cunningham: jcunningham@d211.org
Each spring, Schaumburg High School proudly presents a full-length musical for students, families, and the community to enjoy. Around 100 students participate each year as part of the cast, crew, and orchestra. Whether you’re an experienced performer or brand new to musical theatre, there’s a place for you in the SHS Spring Musical!
Newspaper-Saxons Scribe
Sponsor(s)
Ron Micheletto: rmicheletto@d211.org
Nick Klinger: nklinger@d211.org
The school newspaper, the Saxon Scribe, gives students a voice to share stories that reflect life at Schaumburg High School. Reporters cover sports, arts, academics, and student issues and learn journalistic skills. Each issue highlights the achievements and perspectives of our student body.
Open Mic Acoustic Club
Sponsor(s)
Chad Elwell: celwell@d211.org
The Open Mic showcases student performances of original songs, covers, and instrumentals in a fun, supportive atmosphere—open to all styles and experience levels. Acoustic Club brings musicians together to collaborate, build skills, and share their love of music. Whether you play guitar, sing, write songs, or are just starting out, everyone is welcome to join and make music together!
Play - Fall & Winter
Each year, Schaumburg High School produces two stage plays that offer opportunities for all students to get involved—onstage or behind the scenes. Students can audition for acting roles or join crews for makeup, set construction, costumes, publicity, and more. Past productions have included favorites like Noises Off, The Great Gatsby, and Winnie the Pooh. Rehearsals take place after school and on select evenings, and participants must provide their own transportation.
Fall Play Sponsor(s)
Jessica Means: jmeans@d211.org
Colleen Alexander: calexander@d211.org
Winter Play Sponsor(s)
Poetry Club
Sponsor(s)
Kelly Peterson: kpeterson@d211.org
Matt Peterson: mpeterson@d211.org
Poetry Club is a creative space for students to write, develop, and perform their own poetry. Members share their work at events such as Arts Alive and the annual Poetry Showcase in April, with optional open mic nights throughout the year. Students interested in performance can audition in September for the Slam Team, which competes in local and regional events, including Young Chicago Authors’ Rooted & Radical Youth Poetry Festival—the largest teen poetry slam competition in the world.
Saxons Speak
Sponsor(s)
Sladja Stojakovic: sstojakovic@d211.org
Saxons Speak is a space where all SHS students can make their voices heard. Members discuss topics that matter to them—about their school, community, and beyond—and work together to raise awareness and create positive change.
Theater Guides
Sponsor(s)
Tracy Yactor: tyactor@d211.org
Theatre Guides is a service organization that helps make every performance a success. Members distribute programs and assist guests in finding their seats during auditorium events. Guides—ranging from freshmen to seniors—also get the unique opportunity to enjoy the many outstanding productions presented on our stage.
Theater Technicians
Sponsor(s)
Jay Sullivan: jsullivan@d211.org
Variety Show
Sponsor(s)
Jamie Micheletto: jmicheletto@d211.org
Vincent Inendino: vinendino@d211.org
Mike Palazzola: mpalazzola@d211.org
Anthony Graffeo: agraffeo@d211.org
Braulio Muro: bmuro@d211.org
The Variety Show gives students the opportunity to share their talents through individual, duet, and group performances. Past acts have featured singers, dancers, musicians, magicians, comedians, and more—a true celebration of the creativity and talent within our Saxon community!
Yearbook
Sponsor(s)
Al Cendeno: acedeno@d211.org
Brian Curtin: bcurtin@d211.org
Yearbook Club is responsible for creating the annual SHS yearbook—from writing and photography to layout and design. It’s a fun, creative team where students can tell the story of the school year while learning valuable skills in journalism, design, and collaboration.
Cultural & Identity-Based Organizations
Clubs that celebrate cultural, identity, and inclusion.
AAPI
Sponsor(s)
Reiko Akiyoshi: rakiyoshi@d211.org
Black Leader Achiever Club
Sponsor(s)
Modupe Allen: mallen@d211.org
Christian Ambassadors
Sponsor(s)
Julie Wager: jwager@d211.org
Megan Moran: mmoran@d211.org
Our club is a non–school-sponsored, faith-based community where students come together to learn, grow, and connect through Christian fellowship. Christian Ambassadors promotes positivity, service, and spiritual growth by encouraging meaningful discussions and activities that strengthen faith and friendship. All students are welcome!
Diversity Club
Sponsor(s)
Jose Cisneros: jcisneros@d211.org
Rachael Lakin: rlakin@d211.org
Diversity Club is dedicated to fostering an understanding of the diverse backgrounds and cultures within our school community. We begin by reflecting on our own identities, and then we come together to educate and engage in meaningful conversations as a club. Each spring, we host an annual Diversity Fair—an in-school event that offers SHS students the opportunity to celebrate their identities. With our members representing a variety of cultures and groups, Diversity Club provides a safe and welcoming space where students can share and celebrate their unique identities together.
Japanese Language Club
Sponsor(s)
Reiko Akiyoshi: rakiyoshi@d211.org
Our club is an open and inclusive community where students of all levels—beginners and native speakers alike—come together to learn, practice, and celebrate the Japanese language and culture. Members enjoy fun activities throughout the year that build language skills, cultural understanding, and friendships along the way.
Latinos Unidos
Sponsor(s)
Rosa Somarriba: rsomarriba@d211.org
Andrea Modaff Reyes: amodaffreyes@d211.org
Middle Eastern North African Club
Sponsor(s)
Ron Micheletto: rmicheletto@d211.org
Our club is a diverse and inclusive community where students of Middle Eastern and North African heritage—and those interested in the region’s cultures—come together to celebrate, learn, and connect. MENA aims to promote cultural awareness and understanding by exploring the rich traditions, history, and diversity of the Middle East and North Africa. Whether you’re looking to embrace your background, discover new cultures, or make lasting friendships, MENA is the place for you!
Muslim Student Association
Sponsor(s)
Chad Elwell: celwell@d211.org
PASA
Sponsor(s)
Sladja Stojakovic: sstojakovic@d211.org
SASA
Sponsor(s)
Safiyah Baig: sbaig@d211.org
Dana Lisowski: vlisowski@d211.org
Welcome to the South Asian Student Association (SASA)! Our club is a vibrant and inclusive community where students of South Asian heritage, as well as those interested in South Asian culture, come together to celebrate, learn, and connect. SASA aims to promote cultural awareness and understanding by exploring the rich traditions, history, and diversity of South Asia. Whether you’re looking to connect with others who share your background, learn more about South Asian culture, or simply make new friends, SASA is the place for you!
Sign Language Club
Sponsor(s)
Sladja Stojakovic: sstojakovic@d211.org
Our club is an inclusive community open to all students—hearing, hard-of-hearing, or deaf—who are interested in learning American Sign Language (ASL) and exploring Deaf culture. Through interactive experiences like “Silent Breakfasts,” community outreach, and the meaningful tradition of receiving name signs, members build their signing skills while forming connections within the Deaf community. The club also values service, giving back through projects such as donating gifts to families in need during the holidays. Together, we’re building bridges between the hearing and Deaf worlds—one sign at a time.
Ukrainian Club
Sponsor(s)
Jessica Streepy: jstreepy@d211.org
Our club is a welcoming and inclusive community where students of Ukrainian heritage—and anyone interested in Ukrainian culture—come together to celebrate, learn, and connect. The Ukrainian Club seeks to promote cultural awareness and understanding by exploring Ukraine’s rich traditions, history, and vibrant identity. Whether you’re hoping to connect with others who share your background, learn more about Ukrainian culture, or simply make new friends, the Ukrainian Club is the place for you!
STEM, Innovation & Technology
Hands-on, exploratory clubs that build technical and digital skills.
Auto Club
Sponsor(s)
Jay Sullivan: jsullivan@d211.org
The Auto Club gives students open access to the automotive shop to work on personal projects and make up missed lab work in a hands-on environment. Members use professional tools and equipment to learn real-world skills in vehicle maintenance and repair. The club’s main event each year is the High Mileage Competition, where students design, build, and race a custom go-kart-style car focused on fuel efficiency and performance. Teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity are key as students apply classroom knowledge to real engineering challenges. The Auto Club offers a fun and educational space for students who love cars and want to explore careers in the automotive and engineering fields.
Computer Club
Sponsor(s)
Chris Zickert: czickert@d211.org
Our club is a collaborative space for students interested in computer science and programming. Members work on individual coding projects, get extra support for their computer science classes, and help plan and coordinate the annual District 211 Hackathon. Whether you’re new to coding or an experienced programmer, all are welcome to learn, create, and innovate together!
Esports
Sponsor(s)
Brent Dahnke: bdahnke@d211.org
Yamil Roman: yroman@d211.org
eSports is an IHSA-recognized competitive activity where students compete in MSL and IHSA dual meets and tournaments during the winter and spring seasons. The team practices and competes in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Rocket League, NBA2K, FIFA, and Mario Kart 8. Players of all skill levels are welcome—no personal equipment required—just bring your love of gaming and teamwork!
Gaming Club
Sponsor(s)
Brent Dahnke: bdahnke@d211.org
The Gaming Club is open to all students who enjoy gaming of any kind—video games, board games, card games, and more! Members come together for weekly meetups filled with friendly competition, strategy, and fun. Whether you’re teaming up for a video game match or battling it out over a board game, you’ll find a welcoming community to share your passion, build friendships, and enjoy great games together.
Girls Who Code
Sponsor(s)
Sara Zasada: szasada@d211.org
Girls Who Code provides a supportive and encouraging space for students to explore the world of coding. Members collaborate on projects, build their skills, and connect with others who share their passion for technology and problem-solving!
Internet Club
Sponsor(s)
Adam Koschnitzke: akoschnitzke@d211.org
Internet Club offers students hands-on experience with technology through activities like building computers, setting up servers, and designing websites. Members gain practical skills in hardware, web hosting, and digital design while exploring the world of IT and web development in a fun, collaborative environment.
School Spirit & Wellness
Activities that promote school spirit, teamwork, and well-being.
Color Guard
Sponsor(s)
Kory Boyle: kboyle@d211.org
Flags partners with the Band to perform dynamic routines during football season—both on the sidelines and at halftime shows. In the winter, the team combines dance and flag choreography to create captivating performances for competitions. It’s a great way to express creativity, build teamwork, and showcase school spirit!
Fishing Club
Sponsor(s)
Scott Lilley: slilley@d211.org
Frank Medina: fmedina@d211.org
The Fishing Club is open to all students who enjoy or want to learn the sport of fishing—no experience necessary! Members meet regularly to learn new techniques, share tips, and head out for fishing outings (weather permitting). It’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors, connect with fellow anglers, and have fun along the way!
Intramurals
Sponsor(s)
Tatianna Cattron: tcattron@d211.org
Daisha Chaney: dchaney@d211.org
Jeremy Harkin: jharkin@d211.org
Mark Stilling: mstilling@d211.org
Intramural activities are an opportunity for students to stay active outside of athletics. Throughout the year, intramural sponsors put on a variety of opportunities to participate in from mini-tournaments to daily activities.
Outdoor Adventure Club
Sponsor(s)
Michelle Hinojosa: mhinojosa@d211.org
Adventure Club is open to all students, from freshmen to seniors, who are interested in learning the basics of climbing and belaying. Members practice essential knots and belay techniques in a fun, supportive environment—perfect for anyone looking to challenge themselves and try something new!
SHS Superfans
Sponsor(s)
Greigh Hoeft: ghoeft@d211.org
Bill Matzek: bmatzek@d211.org
Sydney Sturino: ssturino@d211.org
Justin Teschner: jteschner@d211.org
Superfans are the Guardians of The Fortress—Schaumburg’s student section. Our mission is to unite students, celebrate school pride, and create an unforgettable game-day atmosphere. Superfans lead chants, plan spirit themes, and inspire others to “Hold the Line” and defend The Fortress at every event.
Sports Medicine Club
Sponsor(s)
Mike Devries: mikedevries@d211.org
The Sports Medicine Club aims to create an environment where students can explore and experience the field of sports medicine through observation and hands-on assistance with Schaumburg High School’s athletic trainers. By incorporating daily learning activities in the Athletic Training Room, the club seeks to foster student interest in various health care professions and prepare members for future education and careers in the health sciences.
Student Wellness Committee
Sponsor(s)
Jessica Streepy: jstreepy@d211.org
Wellness is striving for overall well-being, including physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. It's about making the most of your life and reaching your full potential”. In Student Wellness Committee, we work to nourish our minds, bodies and spirits to the best of our abilities! Come join us and see what Wellness is all about.
Leadership, Service & School Culture
Groups that foster leadership, advocacy, service, in school improvement.
National Honor Society
Sponsor(s)
Mary Lopez: mlopez@d211.org
National Honor Society recognizes Juniors and Seniors who demonstrate character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Members support various school initiatives including the Pink Out, Adopt-a-Family, and St. Baldrick’s and Special Spaces. Applications are open in the beginning of each school year.
Operation Snowball
Sponsor(s)
Brent Swolsky: bswolsky@d211.org
Angie Soriano: asoriano@d211.org
Operation Snowball, the “One Day Club,” is a student-led, staff-supported program that promotes healthy choices, self-confidence, and leadership. Student leaders are trained to empower their peers and build a positive, supportive community. The annual event in February offers all SHS students a fun and meaningful experience focused on connection, growth, and making a difference.
Partner's Club
Sponsor(s)
Julie Mojica: jmojica@d211.org
Eric Sorby: esorby@d211.org
Partners Club is an inclusive social organization that brings together students from the Multiple Capabilities Classroom and their peers to build friendships, develop social skills, and promote school-wide inclusion. The club provides opportunities for students of all abilities to connect through shared experiences — both on campus and in the community. On-site activities may include movies, crafts, cooking projects, and game days, while off-site events often feature bowling, visits to local pumpkin farms, and shopping for our Adopt-A-Family program. Partners Club meets approximately once a month for after-school gatherings, with meeting times and events planned around student availability. Our goal is to create a fun, supportive environment where everyone belongs and friendships can grow!
Saxons LEAD
Sponsor(s)
Rachael Lakin: rlakin@d211.org
Lauren Kern: lkern@d211.org
Saxons LEAD is a club that supports student leadership growth by providing opportunities to lead. The core values are leadership, empowerment, and development. This is accomplished through school-wide initiatives, leadership training, and a Guest Speaker Series.
Student Council
Sponsor(s)
Jessica Wienke: jwienke@d211.org
Sarah Bryant: sbryant@d211.org
Alexa Fontanetta: afontanetta@d211.org
Student Council plays a key role in shaping school spirit and community by planning major events such as Homecoming, Winter Formal, Back to School decorating and a variety of spirit activities and philanthropies throughout the year. Student Council Members work together to make SHS a fun and engaging place for all students.
Student Helping Others
Sponsor(s)
Cindy Dvorak: cdvorak@d211.org
Elizabeth Howard: ehoward@d211.org
Students Helping Others is a service club dedicated to giving back through community projects, volunteer opportunities, and school events. Members make a positive impact both inside and outside of SHS while building connections and leadership skills. Volunteer hours earned through SHO also count toward Harper’s Promise.
UNICEF
Sponsor(s)
Meghan Vincent: mvincent@d211.org
UNICEF, originally founded as the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, is dedicated to improving the lives of children across the globe. As a local high school UNICEF chapter, we work to support UNICEF’s mission by fundraising, raising awareness, and advocating for children’s rights. Our efforts help provide access to essential resources such as nutrition, healthcare, education, clean water, and safety for children in need. Through community events, educational campaigns, and collaborative projects, we aim to empower students to make a meaningful impact on global child welfare.
Class Councils
Student-led groups that plan class activities, fundraisers, and events.
Junior Class Club
Sponsor(s)
Kristen Favia: kfavia@d211.org
Alycia Robertson: arobertson@d211.org
Junior Class Club’s main responsibility is planning and organizing the annual Junior/Senior Prom held each May. Members collaborate to create a memorable event by helping with theme selection, decorations, fundraising, and event details.
Senior Class Club
Sponsor(s)
Danielle Casamassimo: dcasamassimo@d211.org
Nicole Mueller: nmueller@d211.org
The Senior Class Club is a student-led organization that represents and celebrates the graduating class. Our mission is to create lasting memories and ensure that our final year is meaningful and fun. Members work together to plan senior activities, and events such as graduation. Through teamwork, leadership, and school spirit, the Senior Class Club embodies the pride and achievements of our senior year.
