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Wheeler Positivity Club is an organization where students can come together and meet new people while doing acts of service for others!

Meeting Times & Location: There are meetings the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month in room 424 from 3:30-4:00PM.

Contact rukhsar.saiyed@cobk12.org for more information.

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Tech Tutors is a club dedicated to bridging the digital divide between the old and young through teaching. We offer volunteer opportunities and service hours.

Meeting times & Location – We meet once a month in room 201. Meeting information is sent out through remind

Contact names and information:

Vikahini Venkatasamy, Anuskha Halder; email: techtutorswheeler@gmail.com; Remind: TechTutorsWheeler

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The Journal publishes a bi-yearly scientific journal highlighting research done by Wheeler students. Check our past journal digitally at wajc.framer.website!

Join the Wheeler Academic Journal to:
- Join a community of curious students
- Gain writing & editing skills used in all professions
- Learn about research

Join our remind @wheelerajc and follow @wheeler.academic.journal on Instagram to stay updated.

Teacher Sponsor: Dr. Williams
amanda.williams@cobbk12.org

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Mission: SkillsUSA is an organization that serves students, educators and industry to ensure America has a skilled workforce. Its mission generally focuses on empowering its members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens. They provide educational programs, events and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the classroom.

SkillsUSA aims to improve the quality of America's skilled workforce through a structured program of citizenship, leadership, employability, technical and professional skills training. The organization works in partnership with students, teachers and industry to develop a talent pipeline for the nation's workforce. SkillsUSA competitions and conferences offer opportunities for students to demonstrate their technical skills and leadership abilities, preparing them for future career success.

Focus Areas:

1. Career and Technical Education (CTE)
SkillsUSA serves as a complement to technical education by providing opportunities for students to learn and practice leadership, employability, and occupational skills. It aligns its programs with CTE curricula across various trades, services, and technical fields.

2. Leadership Development
SkillsUSA programs often include leadership development activities that help students develop soft skills such as teamwork, problem-solving, communication, and organizational abilities.

3. Competitions
SkillsUSA offers a variety of competitions at the state and national levels across many career and technical fields. These competitions give students a chance to showcase their technical and leadership skills.

4. Industry Partnerships
SkillsUSA collaborates with industry partners to ensure that its programs are aligned with current workforce needs. This helps students be more employable and ready to enter the workforce.

5. Community Service
SkillsUSA encourages its chapters and members to engage in community service and civic activities to develop a sense of responsibility and to make a positive impact on the community.

6. Professional Development
SkillsUSA provides resources and activities that help students prepare for the working world. This includes workshops, seminars, and educational materials that cover topics like resume writing, job interviewing, and workplace etiquette.

7. Advocacy
The organization often advocates for the value of career and technical education and a skilled workforce at both the state and national levels.

8. Networking Opportunities
Conferences, workshops, and events give students the opportunity to network with industry professionals, educators, and peers, providing invaluable connections that can help them in their future careers.

Meeting Frequency: Our SkillsUSA chapter typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month in room 203 from 7:45am - 8:15am. However, it's important to note that adjustments to the meeting schedule may be made to accommodate school breaks or holidays. This flexibility ensures that meetings don't conflict with times when the school is closed or when students are unavailable due to break schedules.

Always check for announcements or updates from the chapter's leadership, Remind, bulletin board, or CTLS to stay informed about any changes to the regular meeting schedule.

Sponsors: Dr. Batichon (claudia.batichon@cobbk12.org)

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EmpowHER Club: A Platform for Personal Growth, Leadership, Empowerment, and Sisterhood! 

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EmpowHER Club: A Platform for Personal Growth, Leadership, Empowerment, and Sisterhood! 

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Mission: We're committed to tapping into the immense potential within each young woman. Our mission is to cultivate strong, confident individuals who can make a positive impact in their communities. In EmpowHER Club, you're not just a member; you're part of a caring, supportive sisterhood.

Focus Areas

Healthy Relationships: Learn the difference between toxic and nurturing relationships.

Financial Literacy: Master the basics of budgeting, saving, and investing.

Women's Health: Understand the importance of physical and mental well-being.

Female Representation: Advocate for greater female presence in STEM, politics, and other underrepresented sectors.

Academic and Career Readiness: Receive expert advice on college applications, scholarships, and career planning.

Meeting Frequency: Our once-a-month, after school 3:45-4:45pm, meetings are intentionally designed to offer deep dives into significant topics, balanced with activities and workshops that are both enlightening and fun.

Sponsors: Dr. Batichon (claudia.batichon@cobbk12.org) & Ms. McNeil (shay.mcneil@cobbk12.org

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Water polo? Don't the horses drown? No horses here--just 7 players per team passing and shooting a ball against the net of the opposing team, all while treading water. What teams are the best in Georgia? Wheeler! The girls have finished in the top 5 in the state each of the last 5 years and won the state championship in 2018. The boys have won the state championship 4 out of the last 5 years, and are looking for their third straight state championship this year. Even with this success, there is a place for even the newest of water polo players to get playing time--we have SIX teams--Varsity and JV Girls, two Varsity, one JV and one developmental team for boys. Two practices per week and games primarily on weekends. Contact Jeff Kent (Jeffrey.Kent@cobbk12.org) for more information!

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The Junior Advisory Board is open to all Class of 2025 students.

These students will work together to build Junior class spirit, organize Junior events throughout the year, and help to plan the 2024 prom.

Meetings take place biweekly on Thursdays after school from 3:30-4:00pm in Room 143.

CLASS OFFICERS:
Daliza Jimenez (President), Destiny Soto (Vice-President), Sidney Berry (Secretary), and Sophia Ibazeta (Social Media Lead).

Contact info: @whsjab on Remind

Teacher Sponsor: Rachel Lewis
Rachel.Lewis@cobbk12.org

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The AVID Advisory Board is open to all AVID students in each grade level.

We work as a leadership team alongside the AVID teachers, coordinator, and administrator to make the AVID program successful as it continues to grow and spread.

Meetings are held biweekly on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:00pm in Room 143.

Contact info: @whsaab on Remind

Teacher Sponsor: Rachel Lewis
Rachel.Lewis@cobbk12.org

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The Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl is a statewide reading competition that focuses on the books nominated annually for the Georgia Peach Awards. Competitions occur at the district, regional, and state levels, with over 600 schools participating statewide. The high school level competition centers around the 20 books nominated for the YA level Georgia Peach Award.  Students are not required to read every nominated book to be eligible to compete.

Along with the University of Georgia’s College of Education and Georgia Peach Book Award for Teen Readers, the goal of the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl is, “to foster a love of reading in the children of Georgia and to introduce them to books of literary excellence."

The group meets Friday mornings at 7:45 in room 2054.

Contact diane.phillips@cobbk12.org for more information.

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Science Olympiad is a team competition in which students compete in 23 events pertaining to various fields of science, including earth science, biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering. In Science Olympiad, you will be able to learn about different fields of study and do hands on events using real lab procedures and building kits as well as take written tests on various subjects. We hope to encourage students to learn more and develop their knowledge on STEM subjects they are interested in. Every person will be able to specialize in preparing for 3 events they are interested in and will be able to participate in at least 2-3 competions. It is a great opportunity to advance science-related interests as well as collaborate with new people!
Here is the science olympiad website for more information: https://www.soinc.org/events/2024-division-c-events

For more information please shoot us an email: whscienceolympiad@gmail.com

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Mu Alpha Theta is the math honor society. Requirements for membership include having completed a course equivalent to Algebra II/Advanced Algebra and having a 3.5 unweighted GPA in all math courses taken during high school.

Members are required to participate in 2 Mu Alpha Theta related competitions and to provide at least 3 hours of math-related tutoring or community service.

Applications for new memberships will be open mid-September and will be announced on the morning announcements.

Teacher Sponsor: Amanda Bouck
Contact Info: Amanda.Bouck@cobbk12.org

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Math team is dedicated to preparing for competition math.

Meetings are every Monday from 3:30-4:30. JV is considered any student who has yet to begin Pre-Calculus and meets in room 521.
Varsity is considered any student who is in Pre-Calculus or a more advanced course.

Math team captains: Richard Kang, Ritvik Ranjan, Matthew Song, Julia Yu

Math team coaches: Amanda Bouck and Sarah DenBesten

Contact Info: Amanda.Bouck@cobbk12.org or Sarah.DenBesten@cobbk12.org

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Relevant World and Scientific Affairs Club 

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Relevant World and Scientific Affairs club focuses on advancing research in (but not limited to) cryopreservation, mental disorders, and quantum superposition (CMQ). Members of this club are required to contribute formal papers to our blog, give formal speeches, and actively participate in Socratic seminars in their chosen scientific field. Contributions should advance the ideas and research done and must be presented eloquently. We are looking for hardworking, dedicated, and committed individuals looking to design projects for science fairs and add value to the scientific community.

Meeting Time and Location:
Monday afternoons from 3:30-4:30 in room 2042.

Please fill out this application if you are interested: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeTaTTyF5dLVFfysSjarM1jaic178D3gZfmOVd1jhz01RcH-A/viewform

Contact info:
@whsrwsa on Remind
email:
wheelerresearch23@gmail.com

Teacher Sponsor:
LAURA.ASTORIAN@cobbk12.org

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Wheeler International Thespian Troupe #4125

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Whether you are an Actor, Tech, Stage Manager, Crew, Front of House Staff, as long as you love theatre and want to learn every aspect of it, we would LOVE to have you be a part of the International Thespian Society!

In our meetings, we will be planning how we can give back to our community, share the love of theatre, play games and plan our 2024 Thespian Showcase! We will be attending the 2024 Thescon in Columbus Georgia Feb 1-3 to meet with other Thespian Societies in the state of Georgia and connect over masterclasses, shows and more!

We meet at the 1st Wed of every month from 3:30-5:00 in the Black Box in the PAC (Room 6122).

There is a $35 fee to join once you have reached your 10 points! For all information, please see our Troupe Director, Mr. Morrett for all information and how to start achieving points to let you join the Internation Thespian Society!

Follow us on Instagram: @WheelerTheatre and Twitter: @WheelerTheatre. Any questions email our Troupe Director Mr. Morrett at Nicholas.Morrett@cobbk12.org

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Animation Club is for students with an interest in hand drawing and software-based animation.  Our mission is to provide a space for students to discuss, create, and view animation work created by students at Wheeler and at other animation creators.

We meet in the Audio Video classroom. There are iMac work stations for students to login at and create using the Adobe Creative Suite. Or just join to meet other Animation enthusiasts!

Meetings are every Thursday after school in the Audio Video Room in the Classic Building Lower Level in room LL2.  Contact Mrs. Kuhn for more information.

Sponsor: Leigh Anne Kuhn leighanne.kuhn@cobbk12.org

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Wheeler Chapter of the National Latin Honor Society

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Wheeler Chapter of the National Latin Honor Society

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NJCL LATIN HONOR SOCIETY

The NJCL Latin Honor Society is a special designation given to Latin students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and citizenship in Latin class.

The Latin Honor Society membership is earned annually based on student performance. Invitations are given to join the society every spring.

For more information, contact Mr. Ward at cameron.ward@cobbk12.org.

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Come join us on Fridays after school from 3:30-4:30 in the science building (top floor) if you love to dance. We have several fun activities planned to showcase our dance talents...Garba Night, Diwali Festival, and International Night. We also plan to have a couple of Bollywood Movie Nights as well. If you are interested, contact club president, Nidhi Pakulath, at nidhi.pakulath@wheelermagnet.com.

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Wheeler's largest community service club is looking forward to a great year of volunteer service! To become a member and receive weekly emails about volunteer events, please pay the annual club dues of $20 on MyPaymentsPlus (the deadline is September 8). You can find more information on our website at http://wheelerhelpinghands.weebly.com/join-our-club.html. If you have any questions, please contact Co-Presidents Yashasvini Padmanabhan and Avery Hutchinson at wheelerhelpinghands@gmail.com.

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Rho Kappa (Social Studies Honor Society)

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Rho Kappa (Social Studies Honor Society)

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Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is the only national organization for high school juniors and seniors that recognizes excellence in the field of Social Studies. Any accredited public or private high school can apply for a local chapter, through which individuals will be inducted into Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society.
Meeting Times: We will have monthly member meeting in Dr. Gagnon's room (Room 144).
Contact Information: daniel.gagnon@cobbk12.org

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Welcome to Table Toppers, Wheeler's board game club.

From 3:45pm-5:30 pm on Thursdays, head to room 146 & play games--Uno, Santorini, Exploding Kittens, Throw Throw Burrito, D&D, & more!

Teacher Sponsor: Ms. Macie (Jennifer.Maciejewski@cobbk12.org)

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildcats.gaming/

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Wildcats Fencing meets from 3:45pm-5:30pm on Wednesdays in the cafeteria.

Once we find a faculty sponsor to take over running the team, we'll rejoin the GA High School Fencing League. Until then, bring your gear & épées and come out and fence!

Club sponsor: Ms. Macie (jennifer.maciejewski@cobbk12.org)

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildcatsfencing/

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The Zeta Gamma Rho step team performs at events throughout the school year, such as pep rallies, community events, the homecoming parade, Black History Month events, & more.

Tryouts are held in August. Step team practices afterschool from 3:45-5:30 on Tuesdays & Thursdays outside of room 146.

Teacher Sponsor: "Mama Macie" (jennifer.maciejewski@cobbk12.org)

Instagram: Zeta Gamma Rho👑💕 (@wheeler.stepteam) • Instagram photos and videos

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The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of health science education students, therefore, helping HOSA members and advisors to meet the needs of the health care community.

Volunteering is at the heart of our chapter! Students participate in events that range from school fundraisers to collaborations with the American Heart Association.

HOSA offers a Sports Medicine Program aimed at teaching students the basics of heat-related illnesses and injuries. This includes in-person training with athletic trainers, classroom lessons, and hands-on training.

HOSA's Competitive Events Program brings health careers education to life through rigorous testing of knowledge performance, skill, and leadership capabilities aimed at developing, encouraging, and recognizing the brightest future health professionals.

Here is some important info:
Wheeler HOSA Website
Remind: @whosa2324
Email: hosawheeler@gmail.com
Instagram: @wheelerhosa

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ICA is a club which allows the indian community of Wheeler to come together and celebrate our beautiful culture!
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Anyone and everyone is welcome to come to our events throughout the year to learn more about India as well as have a good time.
We don’t have any formal meetings, just events. These events include Bollywood Movie Night, Holi, Diwali, The Bollywood Dance, and more!
We also have opportunities for our members to volunteer at international nights and other events doing henna, running booths, and representing India for service hours.

Our website is in progress, but if you want more information, follow our instagram @wheelerica and join the remind by texting @wica22 to 81010!

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to whsindianculturalassociation@gmail.com

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Wheeler Students in Space is dedicated to the advancement of learning for the astronomical sciences, as well as discovering more about our universe in a nurturing environment.

Students will have the opportunity to complete research projects centered around space, as well as have access to a blog where they can post their findings. Throughout the year, we plan to have speakers in the field come and talk about what it takes to work in this specific career path, as well as some interesting advancements in their area of expertise.

Meetings are held every Tuesday (from 3:45-4:30) in room LL3.

Instagram : @whs_studentsinspace

Contact wheelerstudentsinspace@gmail.com for more information

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Wheeler Beta Club is a chapter of the National Beta Club, a community service and leadership-oriented organization. Throughout the year, we focus on multiple service projects, which we help our members start, plan, and execute.

We also participate in competitions along with other schools' Beta Club chapters during leadership summits and conventions. Since Beta Club was restarted a few years ago, we are still in the process of increasing the opportunities we give to our members, but are very interested in attending more of these national and state Beta Club events.

Meetings are monthly in the mornings. In order to become a member, you must apply in the spring semester (there will be flyers around the school and on the announcements) and be inducted into the club.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email wheelerbeta@gmail.com

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Join us and grow your skillset! Editor's note-- I'm now able to watch any technical commercial and understand the improvements, take epic photographs, and lead!

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Do you like engineering, photography, graphic design, business management, marketing, finances, event planning, volunteering at FLL, listening to STEM speakers, or more? Do you like to build, program, and design robots? Join CircuitRunners!

We're one of the oldest clubs at wheeler and we teach many life skills like leadership, responsibility, and time management. However, most people join CircuitRunners for the robots! We have an FRC team that makes huge robots, two FTC teams that assemble smaller robots, and a BEST team that uses limited resources to make robots designed to do a job.

During the season, competitions are held where teams show off their effort to other teams from around the state and even the world. All three of our FIRST teams are World Championship teams.

As a club that has been active for over 20 years, CircuitRunners has been empowering high-school students by teaching the secrets of robotics and STEM. Feel free to have fun and to go wherever your minds lead you. We provide a very hands-on experience that many other clubs do not.

We meet every weekday from 3:30pm to 6:00pm after school in the Robotics building across from the front of the school. Stop by if you have any questions or are interested! If you or your club is interested in collaborating with our club (say for an art mural in the Robotics building or a bake sale for an FLL Super-Regional), please just stop by and ask!

Official Website: www.circuitrunners.com
Remind: @circuitup
Meetings: Every day 3:30 - 6pm
Where: The robotics shop across from the front of the school (coordinates on Google Maps, search up CircuitRunners Robotics)
Contact: contact@circuitrunners.com
Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook: @circuitrunners

(Our amazing) Teacher Sponsor Team:

Mr. Berwanger

We are looking for a Tuesday sponsor! Please contact us if you're available and interested!

Mr. Evans

Ms. Muller

Mr. Kurkjian

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¡Bienvenidos al club de Español!

Spanish Club is a student-led after-school club that offers its members exposure to the Spanish-speaking world and its rich, diverse cultures.

This social club welcomes any student who wants to join... contrary to the name, there is no need to know Spanish here but have an interest in learning Spanish! Club members should expect to learn, create, unwind, and make new friends and memories along the way.

Meeting Days: Every other Wednesday, 3:30-4:30, room 2006

If you are interested in being a member, join our Remind @BuenosWHS.

Sponsor: Cristina Durzynski
cristina.durzynski@cobbk12.org

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Wheeler FFA is a chapter of the National FFA Organization, a career technical student organization focused on agriculture. The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. The FFA Motto is Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.

FFA members can compete in a number of agricultural competitions at other schools, take agricultural field trips across the state, and learn more about agriculture here at Wheeler through our greenhouse, garden, and poultry facilities.

The FFA chapter meets every other Tuesday in Mr. Dezern's classroom by the greenhouse. For more information, check out our bulletin board in the 2000s building, email Mr. Dezern at stanley.dezern@cobbk12.org, or follow us on Instagram @wheelerhighFFA

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Brief Description: Our chapter of the National English Honors Society emphasizes 4 core principles: Scholarship, Responsibility, Service, and Leadership. Celebrating past and future achievements in English, we prioritize the growth of interest in ELA through tutoring opportunities and have workshops/seminars to improve proficiency. Applications open to interested 10th and 11th graders.

Meeting Times: We will have monthly member meetings occurring in Ms. Skipworth's room (Room 2071). Meetings will be on Thursdays at 7:30 AM.

Contact Information: Robin.Skipworth@cobbk12.org

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Wheeler Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

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Wheeler Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

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The Society of Women Engineers is a group of women/non-binary Wheeler Students who promote women in STEM. We have established a safe and welcoming community to create various engineering projects (from making double-decker couches to cutting into stuffed animals and adding wooden legs).

We also coordinate numerous outreach events throughout the year, teaching about CAD, coding, the engineering design process, etc. to students in elementary, middle, and high schools. Right now, we have a relationship with Sope Creek ES where we teach younger kids (between grades 2-5) about STEM and engineering by designing activities that relate to these fields.

Meetings are held every Wednesday from 3:30-5:00 PM in Mr. B's room (room LL1).

Our remind is @whsswe and our instagram is @wheeler_swe_ so if you're interested, please follow us there and contact us at wheeler.high.swe@gmail.com

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A society of high school scholars that empowers and equips  students with the knowledge and skills to be transformative leaders in their schools, communities, and beyond through tutoring and community service.

Meeting times: One Wednesday per month

Contact info:
President: Misha.Patel@wheelermagnet.com
Teacher Sponsors:
Jennifer.Sellman@cobbk12.org
Dejla.Todoric@cobbk12.org

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Coding Club is a Chill hangout club where coders and non-coders can come together and code or learn how to code. No experience is necessary, and no meeting is mandatory.
We meet Thursdays after-school from 3:30-4:30 in room LL1 (engineering/ Mr. Berwanger's room). Mr. Berwanger is our teacher sponsor.
If you wish to join, fill out this form, join our discord server (https://discord.gg/c4Mph4GEZn), and/or join our remind using code @whscodes23 and use either the app or text that code to 81010.
You can contact him at mars.berwanger@cobbk12.org.

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Wheeler Drafting, Designing, and Manufacturing Club

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Wheeler Drafting, Designing, and Manufacturing Club

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We are a club based on design and manufacturing through the use of automated machines, and CAD. We mainly use 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC, as well as the many online architecture and engineering programs. We are a multidisciplinary organization, using skills that range from engineering to art.

Our goal is to collaborate, serve, and create. Club members can come to learn about designing and manufacturing and use their skills to work on their own projects as well as contribute to the betterment of the school.

Sponsor: Valerie Bolen
Meeting Days: Mondays and Thursdays from 3:30-5:00 in Room LL3
Contact: WHSDraftingClub@gmail.com

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Society of Neurodivergent Minds, SNM, is a part of a 501(c)3 non-profit that aims to provide enrichment for students in underserved communities. Previously known as Smart Minds Tutoring, the club offers students at Wheeler away to get engaged in the community by going to other elementary, middle, and high schools to help students.

Children that are neurodivergent often learn in different ways than neurotypical children, for which the classroom is designed. Because of this, some students that are neurodivergent manage to stay interested in the subject matter, while others fall behind due to a lack of interest and intrigue they have for the subject. SNM aims to change that, by igniting their creativity.

You do not need to be neurodivergent to help or join the club. Students do earn service hours for the time that they put in helping others.

Our meetings are on Thursdays (this could possibly change do to students' availability) from 3:30-4:30 in LL3

Our sponsor is Valerie Bolen: Valerie.bolen@cobbk12.org

Co-Presidents:
Kate Gentner: Katherine.gentner@wheelermagnet.com
Aaryan Chatterjee:
Aaryan.Chatterjee@wheelermagnet.com

Remind: @Wheelersnm

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FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)

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FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)

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FBLA is a business-oriented CTSO that helps students build leadership qualities, confidence, and business skills. Members will have the opportunity to attend the regional and state conferences where they will compete in a variety of events, as well as attend leadership workshops. Students also have the chance to participate in non-business related competitive events such as coding, journalism, and political science.

Meetings are usually held every Wednesday (from 3:30 to 4:30 PM) in room 2077.

Our Instagram: @wheeler.fbla

Contact fbla.wheelerhs@gmail.com for more information.

Join the Remind: @whsfblaga

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Wheeler Latin Club promotes the study of classics and fosters an enthusiastic community of those who love Latin. We host monthly meetings where you can meet wonderful people while having fun. Our club is a chapter of the Georgia Junior Classical League (GJCL) and the National Junior Classical League (NJCL). Both of these organizations host overnight conventions for members around the state and nation, respectively, to participate and compete in. If you are interested in being a member, please join the remind @whslatin.

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Wheeler's Science National Honor Society is an academic organization that honors juniors and seniors who excel in the field of science. We aim to promote scientific achievement, scholarship, and community involvement. SNHS provides students with a platform to engage in scientific activities, projects, and discussions which help to foster an appreciation of a wide variety of scientific disciplines. SNHS encourages members to contribute to the community through scientific outreach by organizing elementary and middle school STEAM nights and volunteering to mentor students for the Science Fair.  SNHS is also involved in Magnet STEAM Symposium and Wildcat Inclusivity Network, aiming to spread appreciation for science. Seniors are encouraged to teach members what they've learned from their Internship and Research class by presenting their final projects. We hope to inspire a lifelong passion for learning and exploration in the field of science.

Our website: https://sites.google.com/view/wheelersnhs/home

For more information, contact: snhs.wheeler@gmail.com

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Community Music Outreach is a service organization that was established at Wheeler about ten years ago. The mission of the organization is to bring music to the community through service events. Typical events include performances at assisted living facilities, nursing homes, elementary schools, and more.

Meetings and rehearsals are held on an as needed basis in order to prepare for the performances.

For more information contact Dwayne Wasson, dwayne.wasson@cobbk12.org

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The Tri M Music Honor Society is a National Honor Society associated with the National Association for Music Education.

Membership is limited to students in grades 10-12 who are enrolled in Band, Chorus, and Orchestra. Members are nominated by the director of these groups.

During the year, the organization plans musical events, social events, and community outreach to bring awareness and elevate the status of the programs in the community.

Meetings are usually held the first Wednesday of the month from 3:45-4:30.

Sponsor: Dwayne Wasson, dwayne.wasson@cobbk12.org

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Cricket is a beloved sport throughout the world and Wheeler is home to its own chapter. We practice (weather permitting) every week and welcome all levels of experience to the team. We attend tournaments and host a Bollywood dance at the end of the year.

Meeting Time and Date: Fridays After School in Room 155/Back Field

Contact sean.kurkjian@cobbk12.org for more information

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Wheeler Speech & Debate will be mastering the craft of the spoken argument. Whether you're a novice or veteran, we welcome all experience levels to the team. Topics vary which means no two tournaments may be alike.

Meeting Time and Date: Wednesdays After School in the Media Center

Contact jessica.gibson@cobbk12.org or sean.kurkjian@cobbk12.org for more information

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Wheeler's Academic Bowl team is returning after a small hiatus due to COVID. All knowledge and areas of expertise is welcome as we practice the style of quiz bowl as promoted by NAQT. Tournaments will be discussed and attended while honing skills and increasing comradery as well as teamwork in the academic sense.

Meeting Time and Date: Wednesday Before School in Room 155

Contact sean.kurkjian@cobbk12.org for more information

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Wheeler's Chess Club provides students with the opportunity to play other students in the classic game. Be it putting opponents in check or screaming victory when nailing the final move, we encourage all levels of play and years of experience. Tournaments will occur throughout the year as well.

Meeting Time and Date: Thursdays After School in Room 155

Contact sean.kurkjian@cobbk12.org for more information

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The Red Cross sets out to offer support to communities in need of supplies, medicine, and aid after all types of disaster. Wheeler's Red Cross Club aims to assist the local Red Cross chapter with events to help communities both local and abroad. We'll host different events throughout the year each with unique goals and purposes to live up to the mission goal of the Red Cross

Meeting Time and Date: Wednesdays After School in Room 155 (We'll meet as announced/needed)

Contact sean.kurkjian@cobbk12.org for more information

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Join the Wheeler branch of the National Art Honor Society if you are interested in leadership, art, and helping our school system.  See Mr. Rembert in room 1048 to apply.

In 1978, the National Art Education Association began the NAHS program to inspire and recognize students who have shown an outstanding ability and interest in art. The program supports members in their efforts to attain the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service, and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community.  Opportunities for national recognition, scholarships, and connectivity to 58,000+ outstanding art students are available for students as member of an NAHS chapter. https://www.arteducators.org/community/national-art-honor-societies

Our Motto:

“I will in my life, to the best of my ability through my talents in art, help to create a more beautiful world for myself, for humankind, and for all living things.”

Our Goals:

“In the upcoming year, we want to complete more murals that inspire others and showcase our artistic abilities. We want to get more involved in the community and encourage others to do the same.”

Our Mission:

“To use our talents in art and create a more beautiful and inclusive community and environment.”

We generally meet on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 every other week until teams are organized to work on special projects/murals. We also do face-painting at the football and basketball games.

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Wheeler Student Council is a Leadership based club made to nurture students leadership skills and to creating fun welcoming events for our school. The 3 main values of our club are Serve, Collaborate, and Lead we strive to help students represent these 3 values throughout the whole year.

First, Serve , As a team we serve to make every student and faculty member have a experience in which they will not ever forget. We strive to do our best in providing the greatest possible events and activities for both the school and community.
Next Collaborate, As a team we do not limit our ideas to just what the executive officers have to offer. With aid from the student body, we are able to take account for their perspectives and we can then incorporate them into the actual plan.
Finally Lead,
As a team we have a responsibility and part of that is leading by example. We have to stay on top of our tasks and accomplish our goals. With dedication, students are then motivated to do well themselves.

Our Teacher Sponsers-
Marranda Edwards, Oliva Mcevilly, and Cole Ross

General meetings start at 7:30am in the PAC