Literary & Discussion
Literary & Discussion
Read closely, write creatively and share ideas with other students through WHS clubs built around books, storytelling and thoughtful conversation.
Read it. Write it. Talk about it.
Literary clubs give students a place to explore books, develop original writing and exchange ideas in a collaborative setting.
Book Club
Read together and share different perspectives.
Book Club brings together students who enjoy reading and discussing books in a welcoming, collaborative environment. Members explore a variety of genres while sharing perspectives and building a love of reading.
- Read and discuss selected books
- Explore different genres and authors
- Participate in group discussions
- Connect with fellow readers
Creative Writing Club
Develop ideas and share original work.
Creative Writing Club encourages students to develop their writing through creative expression, collaboration and the sharing of original work in a supportive environment.
- Write original fiction, poetry and creative work
- Share writing with fellow students
- Develop storytelling and writing skills
- Participate in collaborative writing activities
Start with a story.
Students can explore published work, create something original, or use both clubs to experience stories from different sides.
Explore books, authors, genres and different perspectives.
Develop original ideas through writing and collaboration.
Continue exploring
Strong readers and writers can carry those skills into media, culture and service organizations across WHS.
Students should check school announcements and speak directly with club advisors for current participation and meeting information.
