ASA is a space where students can come together to celebrate African culture, learn about different countries and traditions, and just connect with each other.
ASA meets on Tuesdays in Room 335. For more information about ASA, reach out to Ms. Nyemenim or follow on Instagram @wlhsasa.
The Alpha Achievers is an Academic honors club for young men of color. The Alpha Achievers mission is to mold and groom young men to be leaders both academically and within the Wilde Lake Community. In order to Join Alpha Achievers.
The Alpha Achievers meet every Third Wednesday of the month in Room 210 (back classroom of the Media Center). Reach out to Mr. James Beale for information on joining The Alpha Achievers and follow along on Instagram @wlhsalphaachievers.
BSU is a safe space for students to focus on enrichment, engagement, and excellence at WLHS.
BSU meets every other Monday in Room 304. For more information, reach out to Miles Blount or follow on Instagram @officialWL.bsu.
Our WLHS Silent Book Club is the perfect gathering for book lovers who enjoy the company of readers without the pressure of a traditional book club discussions. Bring your own reading material or check out what WLHS has to offer!
The Book Club meets in the Media Center on the first Friday of every month. For more information, reach out to Ms. Palmateer.
Class Council meets to help plan, fundraise, and coordinate class activities, such as Spirit Week / Homecoming, and plan Prom for senior year. All Class of 2027 students are welcome!
Come see one of the class sponsors for more information or follow us on Instagram @wlhs2027_
Class Council meets to help plan, fundraise, and coordinate junior activities, such as Spirit Week / Homecoming, and plan Prom for senior year. All Class of 2028 students are welcome!
Come see one of the class sponsors for more information or follow on Instagram @wlhs.classof2028.
Class Council meets to help plan, fundraise, and coordinate sophomore activities, such as Spirit Week / Homecoming, and plan Prom for senior year. All Class of 2029 students are welcome!
Visit Mr. Johnson for more information or follow on Instagram @wlhs_classof_2029.
Class Council meets to help plan, fundraise, and coordinate freshmen activities, such as Spirit Week / Homecoming, and plan Prom for senior year. All Class of 2030 students are welcome!
Visit Mr. Feuerman for more information!
We are the Color Guard for marching band. We are involved in rehearsal and participation in football game halftime shows; Band camp over the summer. You must attend band camp in august to participate, so please sign up before the end of the school year!
Visit Mr. Green for additional information or follow along on Instagram @wildelakecolorguard.
We help prepare for the Fall Play and the Spring Musical. We meet after school in the Mini Theatre at various times throughout the year.
Talk with Ms. Padgett or visit out our webpage or Instagram @wlhstheatre for more details!
Educators Rising aims to inspire students to serve their communities by entering the field of education, including teaching, counseling, and administration. It is a national organization at high schools and colleges that provides support and community to future educators. There are also opportunities to attend yearly EdRising conferences at MD universities, earn college scholarships, and a graduation cord!
We meet in Room 223 or hold virtual meetings at various times each month. See Ms. Broyles for more information or follow us on Instagram @wlhs_educators_rising.
We discuss and study all types of insects, and at most meetings we go outside to look for insects around the school.
We meet on Wednesdays in Room 232. For more information, stop by and see Mrs. Hite!
Environmental Club meets regularly to plan for events that help Wilde Lake stay green! We participate in recycling collection, campus trash pick ups, earth day events, and other programming based on the interests of student members.
Join us for a meeting in Room 232 - we meet every Friday at 2:40pm! You can also visit Ms. Bell for more information or follow us on Instagram @wildelakeenvironmental.
This is a club for students who are either currently attending French classes or are interested in France and French culture can meet to learn and explore a variety of different French aspects (food, music, language, etc.) with others with like-minded interests.
We meet every Thursday in Room 301. For more information, talk with Madame Wu or follow us on Instagram @wilde.lake.fhs.
FBLA is a national student organization focused on business, leadership, competition and career preparation. Wilde Lake is rebuilding its chapter this year. Students will have opportunities to compete, develop fun projects, meet professionals and explore areas including finance, investing, marketing, entrepreneurship, technology, media and public speaking.
We meet on Mondays (with Friday as a back-up) in Room 219. For more information, visit Mr. Arrendell. We hope to have an Instagram account up and running soon!
The purpose of the club is to compete in friendly video game-based competition while engaging in positive social interaction.
We meet every other Friday in room 305. See Mr. Hill for more details.
A club for students that identify themselves as a Hispanics/Latinos/Latinx and for students that want to learn about the culture. It is a bilingual club. The purpose of the club is to embrace our own culture and learn about others. The club highlights the Hispanic/Latin culture in the school community. .
We meet at various times throughout the month, especially if we are preparing a performance. See Ms. Morales for more information.
The Wolves Hockey Club exists to teach and train young athletes the fundamentals of the sport of ice hockey and to provide an opportunity for interscholastic competition between them and their cross-county peers.
Ice Hockey is a non-school-sponsored activity in HCPSS, and Wilde Lake High School does not offer the opportunity to partner with other county schools as a co-op to form a single team. The Wolves participate in the Howard County Scholastic Hockey Association (HCSHA) and the MSHL (Maryland State Hockey League).
For more information, contact:
hocowolveshockey@gmail.com
The purpose of the Improve Club is to have fun, play improv games, and learn how to be on stage without a script.
We meet every other Tuesday in the Mini Theatre in the JRT. For more information, visit Ms. Padgett or follow us on Instagram @wlhs.improv.
All are invited to learn about other cultures and help coordinate our school-wide Culture Day celebration each spring. On Fridays, we build a diverse community by sharing presentations about different countries, participating in multicultural activities, and sharing our passion for international travel, languages, and cultures.
Join us for one of our Friday meetings in Room 211, right after school. You can also visit one of our sponsors for more information or follow us on Instagram @wlhs.international-club.
Jewish Student Union is a non-religious club celebrating Jewish culture, history, and tradition. We will also discuss current events that are affecting Jewish people around the world
JSU-Jewish Student Union
Room 139
Every other Wednesday
Cast on. Chain twenty. If you know what to do, bring your project and chat with others who enjoy knitting and crocheting. If you have no clue, but want to know more, come hang out and learn how to knit and/or crochet!
Meets on Tuesdays from 2:15-3:00pm
Location: Media Center
Meets on Wednesdays in Room 319.
Math Team is for students who enjoy exploring and having fun with mathematics! Our practices include solving and discussing math problems to prepare for our 8 competitions with the other Howard County high schools. Math Team is an excellent opportunity to study mathematics topics that are not always encountered in the classroom and to build one’s skills in mathematics and in general problem-solving!
Runs November through February. Meeting times TBD.
Model UN is an academic club where students play the role of delegates to the UN from different countries and attempt to solve real-world problems. In this club, you work together as a team to prepare for competition with other teams from the county. We meet every week or every other week; contact advisors for more details.
We will be meeting in Room 219 or Room 220.
This club is for ESOL students who want to be leaders, help each other, and help the school!
Meetings are in room 219 on Thursday's afterschool.
Contact advisor for details.
Wilde Lake’s National Art Honor Society is a great place to meet new friends with a special interest in the visual arts and provides opportunities for artistic endeavors throughout the Wilde Lake community. In 1978, the National Art Education Association (NAEA) began the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) program specifically for high school students to inspire and recognize those students who have shown an outstanding ability in art. The NAHS strives to aid members in achieving the highest standards in art areas and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community. Art-related community projects include putting up art displays throughout the building, designing and creating posters and banners as teachers and/or other clubs requested, making bowls for Empty Bowls Fundraiser for Grassroots, conducting art projects, and art exhibitions of student artwork.
Meeting: Every Tuesday 2:45 - 3:30
Location: Rm 151
The mission of NHSDA is to recognize outstanding artistic merit, leadership, and academic achievement in students studying dance at Wilde Lake High School. NHSDA also aims to foster an appreciation for dance as a true art form worthy of recognition and prestige. Contact the advisor for meeting information (Room 171).
Paw Pals (formerly known as Best Buddies) is a club that fosters friendships between typical students and students with intellectual disabilities. Our group meets monthly in the cafeteria to socialize, listen to music, and play games.
Meets in room 211, see advisor for more details.
A Red Cross Club is an extension of a local Red Cross region or Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) Station, where you can serve the community with your friends. Along with training and leadership development opportunities, you can choose mission-related activities in your community while delivering the lifesaving services of the Red Cross. You’ll plan and implement projects that can save hundreds of lives, from blood drives to disaster preparedness education.
Rise Up Mentorship is a student led and run program whose purpose is to support increase enrollment of black and brown students in honors, GT, and AP courses. The mentorship program provides community and academic support for students joining advanced courses for the first time. The club has open study hours on Wednesdays from 2:15-3:00 and has whole group meetings once a month on Wednesdays.
Meets on Wednesdays, 2:15-3:00 Tutorial with a club meeting once a month.
Location: Room 238
Since 2012, The Robotics Club (“Wilde Bunch,” FRC Team #4137 & FTC Team #13433 ) has actively participated in an international HS robotics competition that is organized by FIRST. Students and mentors work intensely to build game-playing robots. The team with a given standard set of parts and a budget is encouraged to buy more parts or make specialized parts for this competitive-robot. Each team member becomes a valuable team-member with GRACIOUS PROFESSIONALISM by bringing in their own sets of skills. Thus, besides on-field competition, students have an opportunity to show case their entrepreneurship, creativity, engineering and industrial design, computer programming, organization skills, safety and exemplifying the core values of the program. The goal of the club is to inspire students to be science and technology leaders.
https://wildelakerobotics.weebly.com/
Meet weekly: WED @ 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM in Room #138/142
In addition, during season: SAT-SUN @ 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM in Room #138/142
SNHS is a prominent scientific organization that will inspire a new group of young thinkers as the future of industry, research, and scientific exploration. This honor society is a unique opportunity to work with like-minded individuals to build a strong organization based on shared values of leadership, community, and the importance of science. You will have the opportunity to explore careers in STEM, listen to guest speakers, and participate in service projects such as tutoring and working with other science clubs. Students can apply for membership in their junior or senior year.
Meetings will be in Room 332.
Meets in room 169, see advisor for more details.
Meets in room 308, see advisor for more details
The Debate Team meets on Wednesdays after school in Rooms 302 & 322.
The Speech Team meets on Tuesdays after school in Rooms 302 & 322
WLHS Showcase/parent night 10/8/22 at 6:30 in JRT minitheater
Competition information at: mdspeechanddebate.org
Virtual competitions held at: Tabroom.com
Honor society information at: speechanddebate.org
The Wilde Lake Speech and Debate Team is a competitive academic team and current reigning Champions of the Baltimore Catholic Forensics League. New members are always welcome.
Meets on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday after school in the cafeteria.
Contact advisor for more details.
Meets on Wednesday after school in Room 228.
Students may apply to join when applications are released - most often in the spring for the following school year and sometimes in the fall for the current school year. Students who submit an application will be interviewed by the current SGA executive board. Student members are expected to pay dues at the beginning of the school year. We coordinate and organize school-wide events to encourage and promote school community and spirit like Planning Spirit Weeks, Pep Rallies, School Fundraising, and Dances.
Meets in room 211, see advisor for more details.
Contact advisors for details.
Varies by tournament seasons, WLHS practice fields, fall and spring. See Mr. Mandl for more details.
We play tournament ultimate frisbee against other self-organized teams around the county. There are no restrictions, all ages and genders are welcome.
Meetings are after school each full-day Wednesday in the Media Center.
Our first and core goal is to create a safe space for people of all gender identities where we can talk openly about issues in society and the world. We aim to collaborate with local organizations to incorporate a community service component to our work, as well as stand in solidarity and support at local advocacy events.
Meeting Dates/Times - One Friday per month (Room 306 at 2:15 pm)
