African American Culture ClubAdvisor:  Angela JordanMeets Every Wednesday

Room: D2212:00—3:00 pm

 The African-American Culture Club is established to provide cultural and educational enrichment for the students of Piscataway High School. Our goals are to use the great leaders as role models to motivate to academic and professional achievement, to stimulate an interest in African-American history and current culture by revealing often neglected facts in history, to improve race relations by dispelling myths of racial inferiority and superiority, and to support and work in conjunction with other not-for-profit, charitable organizations seeking to improve the social and economic status of African-Americans.  We provide the students of Piscataway High School with a forum where they can share and learn of the many facets and aspects of African Americans in the Arts, Music, Film, and History shared in a more modern and active way. 

Animation ClubAdvisor: Ms. Sylvan

Meets Every Day During HomeroomRoom G110

The Animation Club was established to give students an opportunity to learn and practice some of the computer animation programs we have in the Digital Lab. Students who are currently in an Animation class or have taken Animation classes are welcome along with any serious animators who are thinking of going to Art school but are not in a class. Students may use the club to expand their skillset and build a portfolio which could be used for college applications. Members are encouraged to share ideas and their productions with the rest of the club. Animation showcases occur each Marking Period and allow students to exhibit their work.

Barcelona Exchange ProgramDirector: Ms. Herrera

RM 178

Students travel to Barcelona, Spain & stay with pen pals from our Sister School, El Colegio Sagrada Familia.  Later, that same pen pal will come & stay with you & your family in Piscataway.  Participants experience complete Spanish language & culture immersion. Not only do they visit museums & landmarks, but they also get to see daily life of a high school student in Spain through their school, friends & family.  For the 2nd half of the program, participants & their families are able to show their pen pal American culture & our way of life here in Piscataway.  Open to students in

10th grade & up and for students at least in Spanish 3 or higher, or who have equivalent Spanish abilities

Biology II TeamAdvisor: Ms. Wilson

Meets Every Wednesday Room C145

2:00—3:00 pm

This is a club for students currently taking AP Biology. In Biology League II, students learn new concepts and practice taking multiple choice tests. Beginning in January, students take a test that can earn them or the school recognition on the state level.

Book ClubAdvisor: Ms. MemoliMeets during HR2

Media Center 

The PHS Book Club is a student-run club, open to anyone who likes to read. Club members will not read the same book, but a book from the same genre every month. The genre will be different from month to month, and hopefully, this will encourage members to read outside of their favorite areas. Various authors and book genres will be discussed. If you love reading and are interested in sharing what you’ve read, then this club is for you!  The Book Club meets as a specialty homeroom during homeroom 2.  Club members are encouraged to also volunteer in the Media Center and with any fundraising activities.

Chemistry I TeamAdvisor: Dr. Mrotek

Meets Every ThursdayRoom C149

2:00—3:00 pm  

Chemistry I is one of the teams in the New Jersey Science League. Chemistry I is offered to students who are in a first year high school chemistry class. The team meets on Thursdays after school to learn various chemistry topics ranging from the atom to thermo chemistry. The New Jersey Science League then tests each student once a month starting in January and ending in April. Based on the results of these tests, the students and the team get ranking compared to other high schools throughout the state.

Chemistry II TeamAdvisor: Mr. Metting

Meets Every ThursdayRoom C155

2:00—3:00 pm

This is a club for students currently taking AP Chemistry. In Chemistry League II, students learn new concepts and practice taking multiple choice tests. Once a month students take a test that can earn them or the school recognition.

Chiefs Dance TeamAdvisor:  Jessica Pantaliano

Meetings on Monday, Wednesday & ThursdayRoom:  Dance Studio

2:00-4:30 pm  

The Chiefs Dance Team is an ensemble of talented and dedicated dancers whose mission is to promote school spirit, while entertaining an audience. Dancers on CDT train in all styles of dance, with an emphasis on jazz and street styles. CDT performs at all home varsity football games, varsity basketball games and many other district events throughout the year.  All dancers must audition for the team the spring prior to the following school year. Contact Ms. Pantaliano for more information.

ChieftainAdvisors: Dawne DionisioMeeting Every Thursday

Room D2212:00—3:00pm

 The Chieftain is the high school's newspaper website that is produced in conjunction with the Journalism class.   Students involved in producing the Chieftain take on every aspect of a journalist, including gathering information through interviewing, writing news stories, features, editorials, entertainment articles, and sports stories.  Additionally, members of the Chieftain also create the layout and appearance of the website, so artists, photographers, and webmasters are also encouraged to get involved to help produce the website.  

Chiefs for ChristAdvisor:  Mr. Awad, Ms. Randall, Mr. Mahoney

Meets Every Wednesday Room: 176

2:00-3:00 pm 

Chiefs for Christ is a club that meets for the purpose of fellowship.  We represent a part of the Christian population of Piscataway High but are not the only Christians at the high school.  We promote and study the Word of God, pray, worship and discuss religious and moral issues in order to strengthen our faith.  We also have guest speakers come in to lead the group on certain current topics.  In the past, we have worked with the National Honor Society to prepare Easter Baskets for Elijah’s Promise in New Brunswick.  We have an annual opening party to start the new school year where all students are invited to meet with members.  

Chinese Culture ClubAdvisor: Piao ZhengMeeting Every Friday

Room D274 2:00—3:00 pm

 Chinese Culture Club (CCC) is for anyone who is interested in the Chinese Culture, who wants to learn more about the language or taste different food. In the club we will explore rich Asian culture, food and their education system.

Computer Science ClubAdvisor: Mr. Soin

Meets Every MondayRoom D 222

2 – 3 pm

Computer Science Club aims to bring Computer Science Education to every student in the high school. We offer opportunities for novice programmers, gamers, website makers and computer science enthusiasts to get involved, to discuss new ideas, to explore advances in technology and to learn new languages. In addition, we prepare and participate in various computer science competitions which are held throughout the year.  

Distributive Education Club of America (DECA)Advisor: Mr. McCombs

Advisor: Mrs. LollinMeets Every Wednesday

Room D 2542 – 3 pm

DECA’s Comprehensive Learning Program supports the marketing, business management, finance, and hospitality and tourism career clusters. DECA’s programming, including competitive events, educational conferences, video challenges, educational publications, school-based enterprises, educator

professional learning and more, support the development of necessary knowledge and skills for careers in these four career clusters.

DECA’s Comprehensive Learning Program directly supports the Career Clusters® initiative, National Curriculum Standards, 21st Century Skills, Common Core State Standards, Project-based Learning and Personal Financial Literacy initiatives.

Drama ClubAdvisor: Erik Hall, Lisa Sudfield, and Matt Viola

Meets Daily September – NovemberPAC

Meeting Times May Vary The Drama Club of PHS is dedicated to providing a quality theater experience for all of its members. In addition to producing fine actors, the Drama Club also helps to give students experience in Stage Craft, Technical Support and House Management. The major event on our Calendar is the Fall Drama, but we are always looking for energetic young actors with big idea.

FASHION CLUBAdvisor: Mrs. Leacy & Mr. McCombs

Meetings every ThursdaysRoom E140

FIDM Fashion Club is a national high school program sponsored by FIDM (The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising), creating an atmosphere filled

with passionate fashion lovers. In Fashion Club, our purpose is to motivate our members to be different and unique as an individual. Our ultimate end goal is to create an atmosphere where everyone finds their own style and

stays true to themselves in the fashion club and in everyday life. The Fashion Club is a place where people can be themselves without any judgment.

FBLAAdvisor: Mr. Michaels & Ms. Coppola

Meetings on ThursdaysRoom C120

2:00-3:00 pm 

The PHS FBLA chapter is committed to ensure that its members are provided with skills and experiences that will help them advance not only in business, but in school, future careers, and life. With its state and national conferences and competitions, insightful workshops, and abundant community service events,

FBLA provides members with many opportunities to grow as individuals while creating lifelong friendships.

French ClubAdvisor: Sylvia Guensch

Meets Every 2nd WednesdayRoom: A02

2:00-3:00 pm

The main purpose of the French Club is to promote enthusiasm among students for the French language and culture and to provide students with a friendly but serious way to approach a new language.

GenEn (SMAP)Advisors: Craig Lollin/Lesley Wilson

Meeting Every Thursday (and other days as needed; dictated by the pace of ongoing research)

Room 1402:00—3:15 pm

The GenEn Club is designed to introduce high school students to modern molecular genetics by having them conduct genuine research projects. It involves an intensive multi-week program at the Waksman Institute over the summer (for the WSSP Student Scholar only) and then continues throughout the school year with regular meetings to discuss research progress and culminates with a poster presentation of findings at Rutgers University in Piscataway. The current project focuses on the genomic sequence analysis of Duckweed Landoltia punctata and how its genes compare with other species. Students first isolate and then sequence the organism’s genes and this information is deposited in the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) for use by scientists throughout the world. Using the gene sequence information, students compare the evolutionary relationship between L. punctata and other Eukaryotes.

GirlUp ClubCo-Advisors: Cindy Botett, Judi Cruz-Walsh, & Denise Giaimo

Meets twice a month on FridaysRoom 144

2:00-3:00 p.m. GirlUp, a United Nations student organization, is dedicated to working towards creating a better future for girls growing up in developing nations. 

Club members raise awareness about issues concerning these young women through fundraising events. The club goal is to help create a world where no matter who "she" is or where "she" lives, every girl has a chance to safety, a childhood, an education, a family, and more.

GSA - Gay-Straight AllianceAdvisor: Veronica Ber

Meets on Thursdays (specific dates TBD)Room: F1032:00-3:00 pm 

 The Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) is a student-run club which provides a safe place for students to meet, support each other, talk about issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity and expression, and work to end homophobia and transphobia. The Gay-Straight Alliance Club is open to ALL students regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. The GSA is a forum for students to come together and discuss issues that affect the school community and participate in activities that address social justice issues and promote equality in our school. Piscataway’s GSA organizes and participates in various campaigns such as Ally Week, National Day of Silence and the Week of Respect. This club is open to all students.

Health and Wellness ClubAdvisors: Mr. Awad

Meeting Every: Wednesday during homeroom/lunch 10:25 – 11:30

Room: 176See Mr. Awad for the green pass 

    The Health and Wellness Club is supported by the FUEL Up To Play 60 and the NFL. It's to promote healthier lives for students, and healthy choices in nutrition, and making changes in our wellness center. This is an in-school nutrition and physical activity program to help encourage students to lead a healthier lives. 

HOSA CLUBAdvisor: Dr. Murphy

Meets: WeeklyRoom: G 111

HOSA is an international student organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Education (HSE) Division of ACTE. HOSA's two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA's goal is to encourage all health science instructors and

students to join and be actively involved in the HSE-HOSA Partnership. HOSA provides a unique program of leadership development, motivation, and recognition exclusively for secondary, postsecondary, adult, and collegiate students enrolled in health science education and biomedical science programs or have interests in pursuing careers in health professions. HOSA is 100% health care!

 ICCAAdvisor: Amarfi Herrera

Meets Every Second Thursday  Room 178

 The International Club of Cultural Arts, better known as the “ICCA” Club was created over 30 years ago with the purpose to promote unity and awareness of diversity within our school and community.  The ICCA is one of the largest clubs at PHS (90 members).  The club allows our students to take pride on who they are and gives them the opportunity to participate in different activities that not only promote their cultures and backgrounds, but also teach them about other cultures in Piscataway High School.

IMPROVISATION TROUPE Advisor: Mr. Yoson

Meets on Fridays in the PAC2:00-3:15 pm

The Improv Troupe focuses on developing communication skills, basic acting techniques, scene study, effective group interaction, creative imaging and assertiveness training are all covered. Students participate in structured opportunities for sharing and movement for actors exercises as well as all other activities.  These will include improvisation, object exercises, sense memory, and recreating a moment from one's life.

Key ClubAdvisor: Laura LeibowitzMeets Every Wednesday

Room D2552:00—3:00 pm

Community Service Organization(Over 20 years of existence)

  Key Club: Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. The sponsoring organization for the Key Club is Kiwanis International, Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time. At

Piscataway High School the Key Club provides service to our homes, school and community.

Math LeagueAdvisor: Diane Moskal

Meeting days Twice a Month 3-5 Competitions a Month from September - April

Room A052:00 –3:00 pm

 The Piscataway High School Math League is open to students in grades 9 through 12. Participation in Math League broadens a student’s critical reasoning skills by solving challenging math problems. It extends a student’s knowledge of math beyond the traditional high school curriculum by exposing the student to concepts such as different number bases and modular math. It offers students the opportunity to demonstrate their math skills in a competitive environment. It also provides opportunities to communicate mathematically with students from other high schools in Central Jersey. The PHS Math team has finished in the first place category for 17 consecutive years in the American Scholastic Math League.

Med ClubAdviser: Ms. KochupurackalLocation: Patton Room 121

When: Biweekly on Wednesdays @ 2pm

Description:  Med Club was established to give students an opportunity to learn about the various careers in the healthcare field. We have created a hub for students to engage and grow in their desired career fields.  During the year we hope to invite multiple guest lecturers who will discuss their field of study. We will also take some time to review the application process for various medical programs. Students will fundraise for a charity and attend trips to the local Nursing homes and hospitals. 

Mock TrialAdvisor: Mrs. Kelly

Meets Weekly on WednesdaysRoom F105

2 – 3 pm

The Mock Trial team competes in county and state Mock Trial competitions.  Students are given roles of either lawyer or witness and develop strategies for how to argue the case from both sides.  Our club then competes with clubs from other schools at the Middlesex County Courthouse in New

Brunswick.  This is a great club for you if you are a strong public speaker, great at developing logical arguments, enjoy acting, and are interested in a future in the legal profession.

Muslim Student AssociationAdvisor: Herbert Robinson

Meets Every FridayRoom: 147

2:00-2:45 pm  

Muslim Students Association (MSA) provides students with the opportunity to cometogether in a supportive Muslim environment and to educate those about Islam and Islamic values. All students and staff members (regardless of religious faith) are welcome to MSA meetings, activities and events.

National Honor SocietyAdvisors: Ms. Tracey McGowan

One Monday Per MonthRoom: Anthony Commons

2:00—3:00 pm 

National Honor Society is more than just being on the Honor Roll. The PHS National Honor Society Chapter establishes rules for membership that are based upon a student's outstanding performance in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These criteria for selection form the foundation upon which the organization and its activities are built. NHS members maintain membership by providing tutoring and community service to the High School and Piscataway community.

National Honor Society for Dance ArtsAdvisor:  Jessica PantalianoMeetings once per month

Room:  Dance StudioDuring homeroom

 The National Honor Society for Dance arts (NHSDA) is a program of the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting standards of excellence in dance education.  The mission of the NHSDA is to promote and honor outstanding dance achievement in middle and high school level students (11 – 18 years of age). Furthermore, NHSDA seeks to encourage well-rounded dance artists to become leaders in their communities after high school graduation. The PHS

chapter of NHSDA rehearses and performs throughout the year, and holds an induction of new members in the spring.

PEGSAdvisor: Laura Leibowitz

 PEGS: Piscataway Exceptional Gathering of Students (PEGS)PEGS is a partner program for students with special needs and their typical peers. The group meets throughout the school year for fun and social events to promote friendship, acceptance and understanding.

PHS Debate TeamAdvisor: Ms. Killian

D273Meets every Tuesday 2 – 3

  The PHS Debate Team is open to all students in all grade levels. Over the course of 3.5 months, the team prepares to debate a series of burning ethical issues relating to technology, science and society at the High School Ethics Bowl in early December and, if successful, the National High School Ethics Bowl in North Carolina in the Spring. Students will build comradery while working on presentation, listening, speaking and researching skills. All while having a lot of fun.

PHS Guitar ClubAdvisor:  Mr. ShenklerMeets every Thursday

Room C1532:00 –3:00 pm

 The Guitar Club offers students with a passion for music a place to meet, create, and develop.  We are looking forward to putting on more concerts this year featuring our club members. 

PHS MusicalAdvisors: Erik Hall, Lisa Sudfield, and Matt Viola

Meets Daily December – FebruaryPAC

Meeting Times May Vary

The PHS Musical is a winter tradition at PHS. It combines all the best that the Performing Arts at PHS has to offer. Students involved in the Musical will perform in a variety of theater genres. The Musical welcomes all dancers,

actors, singer, and musicians who have a commitment to the art of Musical Theater.

PHS Operation Smile ClubAdvisor:  Lisa Szeto

Meetings: Thursdays twice a monthRoom 118, Patton Bldg.

2:00-3:00

Our club was established this year to promote awareness and to raise funds for surgeries in third world countries for young children.  In meetings, we are learning about the much needed charitable work of this global organization and brainstorming ideas for how we can raise money for Operation Smile.  This club is open to all students.  It is an excellent way for students to promote giving back at PHS and gain experience in planning and organizing for a great cause.

PHS Photography ClubAdvisor: Adrian Lojko

Meeting 1st and 3rd Thursday of every monthRoom D243

2-3PM

It doesn’t matter if you are taking pictures with a DSLR or a cell phone - the PHS photo club is a place for students to share their love for photography.  Students take part in photo challenges, discuss their work, learn new techniques, and practice what they’ve learned.  Become a member of P.O.P. (Photographers of Piscataway) and check us out at @pwayphotos!

Physics I TeamAdvisor: Ms. Eibling

Meets Every Wednesday Room C147

2:00—3:00 pm

This is a club for students currently taking Physics. In Physics League I, students learn new concepts and practice taking multiple choice tests. Beginning in January, students take a test that can earn them or the school recognition on the state level.

Physics II TeamAdvisor: Ms. Eibling

Meets Every Wednesday Room C147

2:00—3:00 pm

This is a club for students currently taking AP Physics C. In Physics League II, students learn new concepts and practice taking multiple choice tests. Beginning in January, students take a test that can earn them or the school recognition on the state level.

Piscataway Beatification ClubAdvisor: Mr. Reynolds

Meets WeeklyRoom D 234

This club has the goal of making Piscataway High School a more beautiful place.  The club meets once every seven day cycle during homeroom.  We do things like clean up trash around campus, plant flowers, design and paint hallway murals, and advocate for improvements to bathrooms.  We also want to improve school atmosphere by encouraging positive peer-to-peer interactions.  This is a great club for you if you are interested in making PHS a better, more beautiful place.

Piscataway Gives Back (PGB)Advisor: Amani Shallan

Meetings every other Wednesday (Twice a month)Location: Patton Building Room 120

Time: 2:00-3:00

Piscataway Gives Back is an opportunity for people to come together and give back to those who need it most. These include promotion the creation and coordination of events and directing funds towards causes we care about, with events ranging from small bake sales to bigger community-wide fundraisers. The inspiration for this club is the Sean Hanna Foundations for Pediatric Cancer located here in Piscataway, directed toward a strong young boy who left behind a legacy we intend to honor. PGB stands as a safe space for new freshman, which is something that differentiates us from others. We understand little guidance and support to the new class and we sincerely want to make a change. Everyone, regardless of their experiences or grade level will be able to contribute to the fullest and get as involve as they would like, something that is difficult to find elsewhere.

Piscatorama YearbookEditorial Advisors: Sarah Coppola

Marketing Advisors: Mitch FuhrJennifer West

Meeting Every Monday, Wednesday, ThursdayRoom 129

2 – 3:30 pm

The Piscatorama Yearbook staff work all year long to produce a book filled with memories of the student’s high school years. The staff work long hours making contributions to meet deadlines and create an unforgettable book. Staff members create layouts, write stories and captions, and choose pictures to be included on the pages.

P.R.O.O.F. Poetic Representatives of Optimism and Faith

Advisor: Chris HamasMeets Every Wednesday

Room D2392:00-3:15 pm

 PROOF stands for poetic representatives of optimism and faith. This club provides a forum for students to express themselves in spoken word in an open, encouraging, and non-judgmental atmosphere. 

PWAY 50 STRONGAdvisors: Mr. Viney & Ms. Travis

The program meets every Wednesday during HR 1 and 2 (group) in the PAC and peer mentors meet with their mentees individually on Tuesday's and Thursdays

during HR 1and 2 at the students class. 

A peer to peer group based mentoring program which matches underclassmen with influential upperclassmen. The mission of the program is to improve academic and life outcomes for underclassmen at PHS.

PWAY SNOW Ski/Snowboarding Club

Advisors: Mrs. Reid

PWAY SNOW is a club where experienced members ski and snowboard and beginners learn to ski and snowboard on trips throughout the winter. Anybody in good standing at Piscataway High School is eligible. Please contact with Mr. Anstett janstett@pway.org or Mrs. Reid mreid@pway.org if interested.There are generally 2 trips per year. One trip is in January and the other is in February. A typical trip leaves from the bus loop at 2:30 PM and arrives back around 11:00 PM. Trips are always on Fridays. If you hand in your money and forms all you need to do is dress warm because everything else is covered including: rental equipment (ski or snowboarding gear), luxury bus ride, ski or snowboarding lessons, a lift ticket, dinner and snacks. If you want to have fun in the snow now you know where to go!

PWAY-TV ClubAdvisors:  Susan Pascullo

Meets Every Day During HomeroomRoom: F102

The PWAY-TV Club gives students an opportunity to learn and practice audio/video production skills while working as part of a team to produce various video programs and public service announcements.  Oral and interpersonal skills are also reinforced through the production of the cable TV show, "Life in Black & Gold".  Club members work with students and staff of PHS on individual class and school projects which are assigned as the requests come in.  Many school events including plays and musical productions are videotaped and edited by PWAY-TV club members.  Students also write, shoot and act in their own films.  

Red Cross ClubAdvisor: Ashley Figliola

Meets on FridayRoom: 120 2:00-3:15

The Red Cross Club is designed to enable students to put their talents and skills to work for a greater purpose. The club implements the vision of the American RedCross, alleviating human suffering, into their activities. Students work with local RedCross chapters, engaging in service projects (that are created and planned by students with the help of the Red Cross) to address the needs of the school, community, and impact the country and globe. These projects focus on the service areas of disaster relief, blood services, international services, support for the American military and health and safety training & education. Participating in the Red Cross Club allows students to not only help those around them but also provides excellent opportunities for self-development and ways to build leadership skills, gain career skills, acquire volunteer experience, and expand social networks.

Robotics Club & TeamAdvisor:  Charlie Giacomarra

Meets Every Friday Room G104

2:00—3:30 pm

  

Robotics Team 224 – The robotics club meets once a week to explore robotics and technology.  The robotics club welcomes all students from all grade levels with a variety of technical interests.      Students who are seriously dedicated to expanding their knowledge of robotics are encouraged to join the Robotics Team.  During competition season, team members meet 5 to 6 days a week to work together with adult mentors to design and build a robot to compete with other schools in FIRST ROBOTICS competitions.  The team is looking for students who have interests in a variety of technical fields: programming, mechanics, electrical, engineering and design. Also, students with interests in graphics, CAD, fundraising, team work and support play an important role.

Science OlympiadAdvisors: Ms. Eibling

Meets Every Other MondayRoom: C 147

2 – 3 pm

Science Olympiad is a club in which students can explore topics of their interest in science beyond the classroom, eventually competing in a regional competition in which students apply their knowledge in various events.

Sociology ClubAdvisor: Mr. Toma

Meets 1st and 3rd Monday of the MonthRoom: 211

In sociology club students discuss basic topics such as: race, gender, and sexuality through the lens of its societal impact and value. During each meeting students choose a topic/question and the members of the club pick a side and then debate it.

Spanish ClubAdvisor:  Veronica Ber

Meets on Wednesdays and/or Thursdays (specific dates TBD)Room:  F103

2:00-3:00 pm   

The Spanish Club provides students with the opportunity to explore the Spanish language and culture in a diverse and casual environment.  Throughout the year we’ll experience different products and practices of Hispanic Culture such as movies, music, dance, art, food and games.  We also serve as the welcoming committee to the visiting students of the

Barcelona Exchange Program by planning different activities and hosting an orientation breakfast and school tour. Students do not need to be enrolled in Spanish class to participate in this club.

Student Government Association (SGA)Meetings:  Thursday

Room:  Commons or Patton Caf2:00—3:00 pm

  The Student Government Association (SGA) is open to all active students of PHS and works to increase student participation in school events, increase the sense of community within Piscataway High School, promote civic responsibility and leadership skills through community service projects.  Throughout the year the SGA plans and organizes various activities such as the pep rally, School Spirit Week and the Homecoming Dance.  SGA members also serve as ambassadors to the Board of Education and community, helping to communicate student achievements throughout the community.

TCG Club (Trading Card Game Club)Advisor: Mr. Michaels

Meets Every WednesdayRoom D 215

2 – 3 pm

TCG club is a home for playing various card games with others. We offer an environment that is both inviting and competitive to players of any skill level. If you enjoy trading card games or are interested in trying them, feel free to check us out.

Ultimate Frisbee TeamAdvisor: Mr. Metting

Meets Every WednesdayRoom C155

2 – 3 pm

The Ultimate Frisbee club is comprised of students looking for a fun sport that prides itself on playing in a fair and spirited way. In this club we learn about the basics of the sport and play at least once a week. If you are looking for an up and coming sport in a relaxed atmosphere; this club is for you.

World Language Honor SocietyAdvisors: Veronica Ber, Sylvia Guensch, Adele Marra-Gersbeck

Meets Every 3rd Wednesday of the month (once a month)Room: Anthony Commons

2:00-3:00 pm 

The mission of World Language Honor Society is to recognize the extraordinary achievement of students who study French, Italian, and Spanish. The WLHS promotes the importance of acquiring a second language through cultural celebrations and community service. Students must be in 10th grade and taking a level 3 language course or higher. In order to join, students must complete an application with specific grade, dues and service requirements in order to be considered for induction. See your corresponding language teacher for more information and application.  

WVPH Radio ClubAdvisor: Mr. Giannino

Meets Once A Month And The Day Of Your ShowRadio Station

WVPH Radio Club gives students an opportunity to learn and experience radio broadcasting.  It provides them with the opportunity to learn the station equipment and practice audio production as they host their own radio show live over the air.  Club members also work with programs to learn the basics of music editing.  The Club officially will begin remote broadcasting school events, with a main focus on sports.  We also perform the public service of informing the community of Piscataway of upcoming events and news in the area, and provide original community programming on matters that affect the communities.