The members of French Club have an interest and appreciation for all things French. The group’s main goal is to have fun using the French language and learning about the culture, food, movies, current events, fashion, as well as the promotion of the many contributions that France has made to the civilized world. French Club members participate in monthly meetings and a fieldtrip!

If you would like to become a member of the French Club, please see Mademoiselle Calder in room 410.

Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities for service, building character and developing leadership. Key Club Members’ goals are to: develop initiative and leadership; provide experience in working with others; serve the school and community; cooperate with the school principal; and prepare for useful citizenship.

If you would like to become a member of the Key Club, please see Miss Calder in room 410.

The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921. The selection process for membership in the National Honor Society begins by identifying students with the qualifying 3.2 grade point average. The high school faculty then screens these students. Next, the Faculty Council makes its recommendations based on the evaluation of the faculty screenings and student records. Invitations are then extended to potential candidates who complete an application, in which they highlight their character, leadership, and service. These three components, along with scholarship, form the basis.

The Prom Committee plans, organizes, promotes and decorates for the Prom. The committee begins meeting monthly after homecoming to plan and implement all elements of the prom, including theme, decorations, food, entertainment and favors.

If you are a junior or senior and would like to become a member of the Prom Committee, please see Miss Calder in room 410.

Robotics Club members will gain experience working with various types of robotics including: Lego Mindstorm, Vex Robotics, Bots IQ, and ROV (remote operated vehicles.) Club members will work with the community, educators and other clubs to earn valuable knowledge and life experience in robotics, engineering, technology and science.

Our club’s mission is to learn, have fun, and raise interest within our school and community about robotics and robotic competitions.

Wash High’s SADD (Students against Destructive Decisions) Club was established for the purpose of providing Wash High students with a forum to promote health and safety in their school and community.  Additionally, it empowers students to educate their peers in the areas of substance abuse, relationships and positive choices.  Students are encouraged to join to help make a difference.

SADD helps promote a No-Use message -- no alcohol, no tobacco, no illegal substances – we do this through positive peer pressure, support and activism. Peer pressure is known to have a significant influence on the decisions made by teens today.

The Washington Ski Club consists of students who have a common interest to learn how to ski or snowboard, share downhill skiing and snowboarding experiences, to improve abilities and knowledge, to save money on trips, and to socialize during the winter months with a broad range of students.

The Washington Ski Club is open to all Washington School District students from grades 7- 12. Sixth grade students are invited to go on 2-3 ski trips on a first come, first serve basis. The Ski Club supports the Washington School District Wellness policy by offering students an opportunity to develop an interest in a life long sport. The Ski Trips are at a discounted price, which is usually 40% off daily rates at the ski resorts. These discounts are also available to the family members of the students.

Each year, 4-5 trips are planned between Hidden Valley and Seven Springs Ski Resorts. The students leave after the school day, on a Thursday or Friday, and return around 10:30 or 11:00 p.m. that same evening. Two lessons are required, per season, for all students who do not own their own skis. Helmets are mandatory for ALL students, and this cost is not included in the ski trip prices. Safety, while having fun, is our main concern!

• Ski Trip Information
  •  2020 Ski Club Pricing
  •  Family & Friends Ski Trips 2020
  •  Ski Club Remind 19-20
• Required Student forms
  •  Required Student Waiver
  •  Skier Contract & Insurance
  •  Ski Info & Regulation 19-20
• Ski Safety and Dress
  •  Dress for Skiing
  •  Frost Bite Fact Sheet
  •  How to Dress for Skiing
  •  Maintain Your Brain