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Language & Identity

Language & Identity

 


 

Celebrate your culture and identity while building community and understanding through student-led cultural organizations.

List of Language & Identity Clubs

Summary Foreign Language Club celebrates the languages and cultures of the world and is open to all students in grades 9–12.

Highlights

  • International food, games, and crafts
  • Learn bits of languages not offered at WHS
  • Hosts Mr. WHS
  • School-wide spirit weeks and club competitions
  • Annual Community Day event
  • Guest speakers

Meeting Information

  • Advisor(s): Ms. Torres
  • Location: Room C105
  • Meeting Schedule: 4th Thursday of each month

Summary Asian Culture Club is a student-led organization that introduces students to Asian culture and customs in an interactive setting.

Highlights

  • Making sushi and origami
  • Painting koi fish
  • Learning self-defense and yoga
  • Learning about Asian holidays and specific countries
  • Organizing fundraisers
  • Tea tastings and field trips

Meeting Information

  • Advisor(s): Ms. Carpenter
  • Location: Room A103
  • Meeting Schedule: 4th Tuesday of each month

Summary Italian-American Club celebrates Italian food, games, music, language, and culture — all are welcome to join.

Highlights

  • Food, games, and music
  • Language learning
  • Cultural trips

Meeting Information

  • Advisor(s): Mr. DiCristofaro
  • Location: Room D103
  • Meeting Schedule: 3rd Wednesday of each month

Summary S.A.L.S.A. Club (South America and Latin Student Association) explores and celebrates Hispanic culture in a welcoming, inclusive community.

Highlights

  • Hispanic traditions, festivals, and history
  • Traditional foods and desserts
  • Dance, games, and creative activities
  • Welcoming community — open to all

Meeting Information

  • Advisor(s): Ms. Lopez-Maya
  • Location: Room C104
  • Meeting Schedule: 2nd Tuesday of each month 

Summary Description needed — not yet provided by advisor.

Highlights To be added.

Meeting Information

  • Advisor(s): Ms. Jennings
  • Location: Cafe A
  • Meeting Schedule: 3rd Wednesday of each month

Summary Pride Club is an all-inclusive club open to everyone, offering a space to hang out and discuss current events and topics together.

Highlights

  • All-inclusive — welcome to everyone
  • Hang out and discuss current events and topics

Meeting Information

  • Advisor(s): Ms. A. Scott, Ms. Harrison
  • Location: Room C107
  • Meeting Schedule: 2nd Tuesday of each month
  • Summary Foreign Language Club celebrates the languages and cultures of the world and is open to all students in grades 9–12.

    Highlights

    • International food, games, and crafts
    • Learn bits of languages not offered at WHS
    • Hosts Mr. WHS
    • School-wide spirit weeks and club competitions
    • Annual Community Day event
    • Guest speakers

    Meeting Information

    • Advisor(s): Ms. Torres
    • Location: Room C105
    • Meeting Schedule: 4th Thursday of each month
  • Summary Asian Culture Club is a student-led organization that introduces students to Asian culture and customs in an interactive setting.

    Highlights

    • Making sushi and origami
    • Painting koi fish
    • Learning self-defense and yoga
    • Learning about Asian holidays and specific countries
    • Organizing fundraisers
    • Tea tastings and field trips

    Meeting Information

    • Advisor(s): Ms. Carpenter
    • Location: Room A103
    • Meeting Schedule: 4th Tuesday of each month
  • Summary Italian-American Club celebrates Italian food, games, music, language, and culture — all are welcome to join.

    Highlights

    • Food, games, and music
    • Language learning
    • Cultural trips

    Meeting Information

    • Advisor(s): Mr. DiCristofaro
    • Location: Room D103
    • Meeting Schedule: 3rd Wednesday of each month
  • Summary S.A.L.S.A. Club (South America and Latin Student Association) explores and celebrates Hispanic culture in a welcoming, inclusive community.

    Highlights

    • Hispanic traditions, festivals, and history
    • Traditional foods and desserts
    • Dance, games, and creative activities
    • Welcoming community — open to all

    Meeting Information

    • Advisor(s): Ms. Lopez-Maya
    • Location: Room C104
    • Meeting Schedule: 2nd Tuesday of each month 
  • Summary Description needed — not yet provided by advisor.

    Highlights To be added.

    Meeting Information

    • Advisor(s): Ms. Jennings
    • Location: Cafe A
    • Meeting Schedule: 3rd Wednesday of each month
  • Summary Pride Club is an all-inclusive club open to everyone, offering a space to hang out and discuss current events and topics together.

    Highlights

    • All-inclusive — welcome to everyone
    • Hang out and discuss current events and topics

    Meeting Information

    • Advisor(s): Ms. A. Scott, Ms. Harrison
    • Location: Room C107
    • Meeting Schedule: 2nd Tuesday of each month

 

These clubs celebrate the many cultures, languages, and identities that make up the Monroe Township community — most are open to every student, regardless of background or language ability.