Clubs & Activities
High School
Bible Studies
Students, faculty and staff lead Bible studies that take deeper dives into the Word of God. Studies can be related to a Biblical theme, a particular part of Scripture or discussing current events from a Biblical lens. Bible studies will often include guest speakers and connect to outside organizations.
DECA
The WCS DECA chapter is where business education comes to life. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs through hands-on experiences that develop their business skills. Students compete against the best business students across the state and across the world, participate in leadership conferences, collaborate with businesses, and develop professional skills.
Drama Club
The High School Drama Club performs one or two major productions each year, with an average cast of more than 40 students. Drama Club truly represents the body of Christ as we all use our different gifts, on stage or back stage, with costumes, tech, sets, or lights.
HOSA
HOSA provides a unique program of leadership development, motivation, and recognition exclusively for secondary, postsecondary, middle school, adult, and collegiate students enrolled in health science education and biomedical science programs or have interests in pursuing careers in health professions.
Math Club
As members of the Worcester County Mathematics League (WOCOMAL), we compete in four meets during the school year. The math team isn’t just about getting the right answer or having the fastest mental math – it’s about the process, persistence, precision and community.
National Honor Society
The John T. Bajema Chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes and honors students who have met the four requirements of membership: academic excellence, service, character, and leadership.
Robotics
The Power Sharks compete in the FIRST® Robotics Competition, where students design, build, and program a 125-pound competition robot each season. Team members gain hands-on experience in engineering, programming, manufacturing, business, and leadership while developing teamwork, problem-solving, and communication skills through regional competitions.
Service Club
Service Club offers students a chance to look beyond themselves and bring joy, encouragement and assistance to others. Recent service project activities include collecting food for local families in needand reading to our kindergartners.
Student Council
Student Council plans fundraisers and social events, including prom, for WCHS students. Student Council supports other student organizations financially and with volunteer help.
Yearbook
Students develop and distribute a high school yearbook of about 100 pages, to be delivered in mid-November. The yearbook’s planning and production is completed by students using digital photography and digital production technology.
Leadership Opportunities
At WCHS, we offer students opportunities in many different areas of school life in order to develop the leadership skills of our diverse student body. We believe leadership at WCHS is a ministry and service to others.
Learn more about Leadership Opportunities.