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Clubs

CLUB LIST

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CLUB LIST
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Please click on this link to the most up-to-date version of the club list.
 
 
Starting a Club

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Starting a Club
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If you don't find a club that interests you, then start your own. To start your own club there are a few simpls steps. The first thing to do is find a certificated advisor who is willing to oversee the club. Once you have an advisor, then complete the next steps. 
 
Step 1 - Club Charter
A club charter must be completed EVERY YEAR for a club to be active. The charter explains the purpose of the club as well as provides the most up to date information about the club. 
 
A club constitution only needs to be done ONCE. For the 22-23 school year, all clubs will complete a consitution. After this year, only new clubs will need to complete one. This constitution is to outline the focus and process for the club and how it is run. 
 
The above link will have you make a copy. Please make sure to title the document with the name of the club. The document needs to be shared with the Student Activitie office at lwith@seq.org
Octagon Club

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Octagon Club
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The Octagon Community Service Club provides many volunteer opportunities that help enrich our community and assist students in reaching their community service hours.  Octagon Club is affiliated with Optimists International, a widely recognized organization that aims to teach students the value of giving back.  Through volunteering with Octagon Club, you may earn 1 credit onto your transcript per 15 hours of service.  Come to E-10 on Mondays to join- we are looking forward to seeing you there!
 
2020-2021 The Woodside Octagon Club will be meeting every other Tuesday (2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month) at lunch from 11:15-11:45.  Here is the link for our meetings: https://seq-org.zoom.us/j/92230599314
 
Octagon Club\SAMPLE AGENDA_ Octagon 2019.8.26.pdf  Club members receive the current agendas at Monday meetings in E-10. They can sign up for REMIND.COM texts at the meetings.
 
 
How The Octagon Club Works