The purpose of this club is to give the students enrolled in engineering the opportunity to draw and construct projects after school. To be eligible for membership, candidates must be enrolled in the engineering class at Churchill High School. They must have gone through a safety demonstration of tools and machines and passed all the necessary safety tests. Members can be terminated at any time if they violate the hazing policy set forth by Churchill High School. academic

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
TBD		Jesse Williams	jwilli7@neisd.net

 

 

 

TSA is a club for all technology students. They will be competeing with all other high schools in the country! Computer science, Video production, photography, 3D printing, Check out https://tsaweb.org/

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
Meetings 1st Tuesday each month or by apointment or in my classes		Robin Morriss	rmorri4@neisd.net

UIL JOURNALISM (News, Feature, Editorial, Headline, and Copy Writing)

Science UIL is an academic competition designed to challenge high school students to do a wide range of reading in biology, chemistry, and physics, to gain an understanding of the basic principles as well as knowledge of the history and philosophy of science, and to foster a sense of enthusiasm about science and how it affects our daily lives. Students are challenged to think critically and creatively, exhibiting much more than knowledge and comprehension. The first meeting will be held on Tuesday

UIL (University Interscholastic League) Spelling is a competitive academic contest in Texas where students are tested on their ability to spell words correctly and understand their definitions. Participants take a written test with multiple rounds, focusing on spelling, vocabulary, and proofreading. The contest aims to enhance students' language skills, attention to detail, and word knowledge. We practice at invitational UIL meets 3 times a year, and we attend the district meet (and region, stat

 

Our World Language Club aims to: -provide exposure to the cultures of our WC World Language classes (ASL, French, German, Japanese, & Spanish) -promote our upper-level World Language classes -provide opportunities for fellowship, volunteering, food-related & social events both on and off campus All WC students are welcome! (Students do not need to be in a language class to join.) culture, foreign language, fellowship, social

Art Club is open to all students who attend Churchill High School, with or without an art class in their schedules. NAHS officers run the Art Club events which range from t-shirt making, pumpkin decoration to events in the community and around campus. Art Club meets monthly, sometimes more, after school in C202 on a Wednesday. Sign up for Art Club Remind: text @wcartc to 81010. art & culture

The Charger Band has a rich history of success and excellence. This ensemble is a continuation from middle school through high school band and a full year course. A branch of this program is the jazz ensemble which is made of current band students. This group has performed locally at Fiesta parades, to the national stage in Indianapolis, Indiana and even Walt Disney World. Contact the band directors for more information. service

Varsity level dance team that competes at the national level. Focuses on teaching many styles of dance like Kick, Jazz, Pom, Contemporary, Lyrical and Hip Hop. They perform at halftime at all Varsity football games, as well as Pep Rallies. They attend sporting events like volleyball, basketball, soccer and baseball. Tryouts are in the spring, and dance team is open to grades 10-12. Instagram: @wchs.dance

Junior Varsity level dance team that focuses on precision and sharpness. They will learn different dance styles like Jazz, Pom, Military and Hip Hop. Compete at the state level in the spring. They perform at halftime at all Varsity football games, as well as Pep Rallies. They attend sporting events like volleyball, basketball, soccer and baseball. Tryouts are in the spring, and Drill team is open to grades 10-12. Instagram: @wchs.dance

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
		Maddie Cole	mcole1@neisd.net

 

 

ORCHESTRA

 

Pep Squad is a beginning-level dance team that is open to all grades and has no tryout process. Pep Squad focuses on beginning dance techniques and will learn styles like Pom, Jazz, Military, and Hip Hop. They compete at two competitions in the spring. They attend all Varsity football games, as well as Pep Rallies. They attend sporting events like volleyball, basketball, soccer, and baseball. Pep Squad is the beginning level of being a spirit member

Interest

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
TBA		Eduardo Luna	eluna2@neisd.net

Inclusive group of students aimed at assisting our understaffed and overworked custodians. Students gather in campus cleanups in coordination with head custodian Ms. Rubio and the needs of teachers. Members can also get service hours. Instagram: @wccontribution

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
TBA		Wyndi Charlton	wcharl@neisd.net

The genders & sexualities alliance (GSA) club is a student-led organization that is intended to provide a safe and supportive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth as well as their cisgender heterosexual allies. These students come together to learn and to educate their peers in the hopes of creating a safer school environment and community. Studies show that GSAs have a positive academic, health, and social impact on students of a minority sexual orientation and/

Sponsored by the Airport Rotary Club, Interact Club is a service organization that includes projects and volunteering at places such as Morgan's Wonderland (such as passing out candy at Halloween to helping their grounds crew spread mulch), Elf Louise, collecting cans for the Food Bank, and Habitat for Humanity. Our 20-21 President is Olivia Doyle, and she sets up all the events and does pretty much everything

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
TBA		TBA

Our Churchill PALS are committed to providing our feeder elementary and middle school students with trained peer mentors. PALS strive to be positive role models in the community. They also participate in multiple service projects and volunteer in our community.

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
Class period		Ashley Moxon and Brian Hawkins	amoxon@neisd.net and bhawki@neisd.net

SMILE club is an organization whose Students are Motivated to Integrate, Lead, and Enrich the lives of their peers through campus activities and events by creating positive high school experiences through friendship and fun! Our club specifically assists students who receive Special Education services, and we volunteer with our Special Olympics program. Our goal is to focus less on what we cannot do and more on what we CAN do -- TOGETHER!

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
We meet the first Tuesday of each month. You chose your meeting time - 8:15 am or 4:20 pm	B101	Cynthia Parks and Jessica Hess	cparks@neisd.net and j-hess@neisd.net

Military and non-military families often move and find this transition to be a challenge. Student 2 Student was formed to assist new students get acclimated to Winston Churchill HS, encourage them to get involved and help them connect with potential friends. S2S is also a great place to make friends and try new things! We look for ways to connect with cluster campuses and serve our community. S2S Ambassadors develop leadership skills and show new students what being a Charger is all about. 

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
Tuesdays (twice monthly) in room ROTC Building from 4:25-5:00 pm.	JROTC Building	Marilu Greene, Terry Ceasor	mgreen3@neisd.net, tceaso@neisd.net

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
		Sara Perez, Dana Wilson	sperez49@neisd.net, esilva1@neisd.net, dwilso3@neisd.net

 

 

WINNER’S CIRCLE

 

The genders & sexualities alliance (GSA) club is a student-led organization that is intended to provide a safe and supportive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth as well as their cisgender heterosexual allies. These students come together to learn and to educate their peers in the hopes of creating a safer school environment and community. Studies show that GSAs have a positive academic, health, and social impact on students of a minority sexual orientation and/o

 

Dates/Times	Location	Sponsor(s)	Sponsor(s) Email(s)
2nd Tuesday of the month from 4:20 to 5	C201	Casey Gibson	cgibso1@neisd.net

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