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Clubs and Organizations
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Sponsor
Katie Canteenwalla (canteeks@myscps.us)
Room Number
6-103
Description
The ASL Family is a group of students who are passionate about learning American Sign Language and connecting the Deaf and hearing communities through communication, events, and having fun! Students also have the opportunity to be inducted into the ASL Honor Society, based on volunteer hours and grades. Anyone can join. You don't have to be in an ASL class to participate.
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Sponsor: Amanda Wayne (amanda_wayne@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-108
Description: The purpose of art club is to provide students who are interested in creating a place to collaborate and work on artwork, while hanging out with like-minded artists. Students are to bring whatever they are working on to club each week. All students are welcome.
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Sponsor: Andrew Huskey (andrew_huskey@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-215
Description: An interdisciplinary club focusing on the experiences and cultures of our Asian student demographic.
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Sponsor: Jozette Spence (jozett_spence@scps.k12.fl.us) & Laila Esden (laila_esden@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: Student Services / 5-116
Description: TBD
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Sponsor: Scottie Pierce (piercesz@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-104
Description: Students who help students with disabilities.
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Sponsor: Jen Dunaye (jennifer_dunaye@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-214
Description: To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, leadership, and service among WSHS students.
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Sponsor: Keisha Pritchard (daviskd@scps.k12.fl.us) & Marsha McBryde (marsha_mcbryde@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 7-214 / 9-128
Description: TBD
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Sponsor: Allyson DuBois (baginsaz@myscps.us)
Room Number: 5-124
Description: At WSHS Book Club, we meet the first Wednesday of every month to vote on and later discuss elements of the book such as development of characters, reoccuring themes, impatful moments, and overall favortie parts. In this club, we allow our members to connect with reading beyond an academic level and converse with readers who have similar literature taste.
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Sponsor: Andrew Taylor (tayloraj@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 5-119
Description: BPA provides an opportunity to foster business and financial knowledge, along with medical knowledge. It provides valuable information for students who are going to enter the real world soon.
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Sponsor: Frederick Ramie (ramiefj@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 7-109
Description: The WSHS Chess Club is designed for all players at any level. We meet once a week and will offer free play as well as lessons and tournaments.
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Sponsor: Katie Canteenwalla (canteeks@scps.k12.fl.us) & Andrew Taylor (tayloraj@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 5-120
Description: TBA
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Sponsor
Breana Krausman (krausmbz@myscps.us )
Room Number
Dance Room (2-123) or Media Center (2-109)
Instagram: @nhsda_wshs
Description
The National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA) celebrates dedicated, high‑achieving students who are passionate about dance and artistic growth.
Open to students with a 3.5 GPA or higher, the society provides opportunities to deepen their involvement in the dance community while developing leadership, creativity, and service.Members are required to volunteer at least 10 hours per semester, which may include teaching or participating in dance classes. Some volunteer classes may be offered by members of the WSHS dance team, allowing for skill‑building and peer collaboration.
Students in NHSDA are also invited to perform in the Winter or Spring Dance Show, with the option to present a student‑choreographed solo or group piece. This gives dancers a platform to express their artistry, share their voice, and gain performance experience.
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Sponsor: Amanda Picton (pictonaz@myscps.us)
Room Number: 5-211
Description: For those who like to talk about and practice group debate and Lincoln-Douglas style debates.
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Sponsor
Nicole Grey (nicole_grey@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
Media Center (2-110)
Description
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives…one heart at a time. Since 1954, FCA has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high school, junior high, and youth levels to use the powerful platform of sport to reach every coach and every athlete with the transforming power of Jesus Christ. FCA focuses on serving local communities around the globe by engaging, equipping, and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, inspire, and change the world through the gospel.
Vision: To see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.
Mission: To lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church.
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Sponsor: Pam Gaskill (pamela_gaskill@scps.k12.fl.us) &
Liz Torres (torresay@myscps.us)Room Number: 4-208/5-217
Description: At the beginning of the Fall Semester, Freshmen students apply by application to join the 9th grade branch of SGA: Freshmen Council. This group organizes fundraisers and events as representatives of the Freshmen class. Students, in good standing, are recommended for class representatives and the leadership course.
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Sponsor: Juan Hernandez (hernanjc@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 7-104
Description: Welcome to gaming club. A club dedicated to video games. We play a wide range of different games including, new, classics, multiplayer, and single player. Students get to experience some of the most influential games that transformed the gaming industry.
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Sponsor: Kristin Falen (kristin_falen@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-206
Description: Gender Straight Alliances, or GSA, is a student-led and student-organized club that aims to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting school environment for all youth, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Sponsor: Schowonda Williams (schowonda_williams@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 7-128
Description: The course brings together students of diverse cultures and beliefs that share a love for Gospel music. As a part of the class, students will share their gifts by performing at school, district, and community events.
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Sponsor: Shawanda Williams-Johnson (schowonda_williams@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 7-128
Description: HOSA is a global student-led organization which empowers HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA actively promotes career opportunities in the health industry and enhances the delivery of quality health care to all people.
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Sponsor
Lisa Mas (maslz@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
6-214
Description
Hindu Yuva is a hindu led youth organization which stands for Youth for Unity, Virtue and Action. It's a platform where hindu culture is spread. We celebrate all sorts of hindu festivals to spread hindu traditions and culture with everyone, who don't necessarily have to be hindu.
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Sponsor
Andrew Taylor (tayloraj@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
5-119
Description
The WSHS history club is a club meant for curious kids made by curious kids! Learn about any history events in a laid back environment, free of any memorization.
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Coaches
Breana Krausman (krausmbz@myscps.us )
Courtney Luton
Anjali McFadden
Room Number
Dance Room (2-123)
Media Center (2-109)
Instagram: @wshshunnybears
Description
Hunnybears is an audition-based dance team dedicated to excellence, school spirit, and community pride.
Team members perform at football games, both on the sidelines and during halftime, bring energy to pep rallies, and represent the program at community events such as Dancing for Diabetes. Each year, the team competes at two regional competitions and one national competition, showcasing their talent on a larger stage.At its core, the Hunnybears program is built on discipline, passion, and personal growth. Dancers learn the value of commitment, teamwork, and resilience while developing strong technique and performance skills.
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Sponsor: Betsy Register (betsy_register@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-204
Description: Service above self. Interact stands for International Action. All Interact Clubs are part of the Rotary International organization. Student-led organization that focuses on volunteering to help build up the community.
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Sponsor
Paula Vickers (paula_vickers@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
5-110
Description
It allows for IB and Pre-IB students to come together and establish a sense of community and purpose. Our goals are to provide academic and emotional support, cultivate life-long friendships, and to celebrate various cultures throughout the school year.
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Sponsor: Erik Dye (dyeez@myscps.us) & Frederick Ramie (ramiefj@myscps.us)
Room Number: 7-109
Description: TBA
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Sponsor: Ashley Turner (turneraj@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 6-208
Description: The objective of this organization is to represent the junior class opinion, addressing campus needs through targeted programs and maintenance of tradition, and providing opportunities for leadership development in order to enrich the quality of student life at Winter Springs High School.
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Sponsor: Rebecca Thomas-Ghent (rebecca_thomas-ghent@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 5-212
Description: Volunteer Community Service organization. Activities are student-led and involve myriad activities such as First Responder projects, Optimist Cheer, GROW, Trunk or Treat, and a dozen others.
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Sponsor: Amanda Wayne (amanda_wayne@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-108
Description: Kappa Pi is an honors-based club for art students. The members must be recommended by their current art instructor. We work on school and community-based art projects.
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Sponsor: Jennifer Williams (jennifer_williams@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 6-105
Description: Key Club is student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. High school student members of Key Club perform acts of service in their communities, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and organizing food drives. They also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects, and holding elected leadership positions.
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Sponsor
Breana Krausman (krausmbz@myscps.us )
Room Number
Media Center (2-109)
Student Square: WSHS Mu Alpha Theta
Instagram: @wshs_mao
Description
The Math Honor Society is a community for students who enjoy challenge, creativity, and mathematical problem‑solving.
Members participate in a variety of math competitions—including nationally recognized contests as well as fun, teacher-created challenges designed to spark curiosity and teamwork. The society offers students the chance to explore mathematics with like‑minded peers while strengthening critical‑thinking skills in an encouraging, collaborative environment.Students with a 3.0 (B) average or higher in their math courses are eligible to apply.
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Sponsor: Chris Adamson (chris_adamson@scps.k12.fl.us) & Keisha Prichard (daviskd@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 6-215 / 7-214
Description: TBA
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Sponsor: Lauren Freeman (freemalz@myscps.us)
Room Number: 5-207
Description: The Bear Truth is a student generated publication that informs its readers about events that are relevant to WSHS and the community at large.
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Sponsor: Amanda Wayne (amanda_wayne@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-108
Description: Scholastically minded students are given the opportunity to compete just like sports offer the opportunity for athletically inclined students.
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Sponsor
Andrew Taylor (tayloraj@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
5-119
Description
Pickleball Club is a fun and social club open to all students, no matter their skill level. We host themed pickleball events throughout the year, such as holiday and spirit-based tournaments, to make playing even more exciting. Our club is a great way to stay active, spend time with friends, and meet new people in a positive and welcoming environment. If you’re looking for a laid-back but fun way to be involved at school, Pickleball Club is for you.
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Sponsor: David Johnson (david_johnson@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: Cafe 8-112
Description: This honor society focuses on educating the community about energy conservation and clean energy technologies, promoting these ideas and working to get them incorporated into everyday life. The honor society meets the 1st Monday of every month, has activities after some meetings, does campus recycling of plastic and aluminum, has after school workshops, and participates in community STEM events. Signups are at the beginning of each year, check social media, BNN, and campus bulletin boards for application information.
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Sponsor: Bobby Peck (bobby_peck@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number:4-105Description: The purpose of this organization is to promote scholarship and to recognize academic excellence in social studies among High School students.
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Sponsor: Andrew Huskey (andrew_huskey@scps.k12.fl.us) & Chris Adamson (chris_adamson@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-215/6-215Description: Students will participate in at least one science competition each year (such as VEX robotics, SECME, science fair, etc) and maintain a B average or higher in their science course.
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Sponsor: Pam Gaskill (pamela_gaskill@scps.k12.fl.us) & Aracelis Torres (aracelis_torres@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-208 / 5-217Description: TBA
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Sponsor: Erin Park (parkez@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 6-204Description: The Spanish Honor Society is an honor society for students enrolled in Spanish. The club will promote and strengthen the knowledge of Hispanic language and culture and serve our community.
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Sponsor: Pam Gaskill (pamela_gaskill@scps.k12.fl.us) &
Liz Torres (torresay@myscps.us)
Room Number: 4-208/5-217
Description: Students organize & run the ICC (Inner Club Council), attend meetings with other HS SGAs and school board members. We support other clubs and organizations in fundraisers and activities on campus. Leadership also plans homecoming - and the juniors/seniors in the class plan class specific activities.
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Sponsor: Kurt Oettl (oettlkr@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-222
Description: Student Warriors Awakening Generations
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Sponsor
Nicole Cutlip (cutlipnf@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
Drama Classroom/Auditorium (9-135)
Instagram: @wshs.theatre
Description
Students who have contributed a certain number of work hours (typically two mainstage productions) to the WSHS Theatre Company are invited to join the International Thespian Society Troupe #5777. These students are involved with either/both performance and technical theatre and attend competitions and special events. Meetings are open to any student interested in the WSHS Theatre Company.
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Sponsor: Kyle Ferland (kerlanfz@scps.k12.fl.us), Kara Ferland (kara_ferland@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: Chorus Room/9-118/9-122
Description: Tri-M is a National Music Honors Society available to all students currently enrolled in Band or Chorus. Members must have a 4.0 in their music class, a 3.0 overall, and earn musical community service hours throughout the school year.
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Sponsor
Dawn Wilkerson (dawn_wilkerson@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number
2-107
Description
This club is about the love of making fun movies. We meet Thursdays 2:30 – 3:30, come up with a script, and film and edit a big movie together.
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Sponsor: Allison Petro (petroaz@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 6-207
Description: The class aims to provide students with practice in photojournalism, design, journalistic ethics, and production of a product.
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Sponsor: Jathan Stanford (stanfojz@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 4-102
Description: The fundamental purpose of YMOE Initiative and Curriculum is to increase the overall achievement rates of minority male and female students at Winter Springs High School. Participants meet regularly as an elective course toward graduation. Alternative off-site enhancement activities are scheduled to provide additional learning experiences for the participants.
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Sponsor: Kiesha Pritchard (daviskd@scps.k12.fl.us)
Room Number: 7-214
Description: The fundamental purpose of YWOE Initiative and Curriculum is to increase the overall achievement rates of minority male and female students at Winter Springs High School. Participants meet regularly as an elective course toward graduation. Alternative off-site enhancement activities are scheduled to provide additional learning experiences for the participants.