O Ambassadors Club

O Ambassadors(tm) is an exciting new joint project of Oprah's Angel Network and Free The Children that will inspire young people to become active, compassionate and knowledgeable global citizens.

The program connects young people in North America with people around the world to create lasting change by working toward the UN Millennium Development Goals.

https://exchange.sandi.net/global/millennium-development-goals

Participants address problems such as hunger, poverty and limited access to education.

O Ambassadors Clubs

O Ambassadors is a school-based program. Selected educators receive curriculum resources, activities and worksheets, as well as one-on-one support from our team of youth coordinators. Educators will lead their student club in activities that raise funds for development projects overseas and increase awareness of global issues at their school.

* Clubs will explore four Millennium Development Goal themes: poverty, education, health and sustainable development
* Specific fundraising and awareness activities will be assigned to clubs to adapt for their school audience. Clubs will receive instructional resources and programming support for each of these activities.

24 Challenge

Have some fun learning & playing the 24 Challenge Game!  Come to room 952 on Thursdays after school to play.  There will be a school competition in the spring and the San Diego Regional Competition in May.

You can add, subtract, multiply and divide. Use all four numbers on the card, but use each number only once. You do not have to use all four operations. All number nines will have a red center, so you can tell a nine from a six.

Example: One solution to the card shown above is:

4 x 3 = 12, 12 x 2 = 24, 24 ÷ 1 = 24

Campus Cleanup
Club

Help keep our school beautiful by joining the Campus Cleanup Club. We will meet after school for an hour twice a month. Exact dates will be announced in the bulletin.

Campus Cleanup Club can earn you CJSF hours or points towards your Leadership, Character and Service Award.

Click here to see photos of the January 12 cleanup.
Click here to see photos of the big January 22 cleanup.

Go Wildcats!

Intramural Basketball 

Requirements:
2.0 GPA
Medical Waiver Form
Parent Permission Slip
Transportation permission Slip
insurance Verification

Four Teams:
Boys 6th and 7th
Boys 8th
Girls 6th and 7th
Girls 8th

Photo Links from previous years:

Wilson @ Wangenheim

Challenger @ Wangenheim

Clark @ Wangenheim

Chess Club

Who: For any Wangenheim student who loves to play chess or would like to learn to play.

When: Every other Thursday after school from 2:25 to 3:25.  See schedule.

Why: To flex your brain muscles and have fun with your friends

Games

Who: For any Wangenheim student who loves to play games or would like to learn to play.

When: Thursday after school

Why:  A new game club will be held after school on Thursdays in room 952. You can play 24-Game, Scrabble, Taboo, Life, Boggle, Mancala, Backgammon or bring your own game. Mr Tipane and Miss Bush.        

LLAMA Club

Latinos,Latinas Achieving More Academically

When:  The club meets twice per month starting on November 17.   Llama club members, our first meeting is Thursday November 17.   From 2:30-3:15 .

Where:  Nos vemos in room B-6

Why:  Want to hang out with friends, do fun activities and learn more about the hispanic  culture?  Join the LLAMA (Latinos,Latinas Achieving More Academically) Club.

Who:  The club is open to all students, so bring a friend and drop by anytime next week to pick-up a permission to join slip. 

Teachers' Book Club
2008-2009

Meetings on:

• October 23, 2008: Football Genius by Tim Green
• November 20, 2008 Copper Sun by Sharon Draper
• January 22, 2009: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
• February 26, 2009: The Revenge of the Witch by Joseph Delaney
• March 26, 2009: The Killing Sea by Richard Lewis

Meetings will be during first and second lunch or after school

Art/Drawing Club

Who:  If you like to doodle or draw, or would like to learn to draw then this club is for you.  Throughout the year we will be learning to draw manga, anime, realistic figures and scenery, as well as learn to illustrate.  You may want to illustrate your own story or poetry or someone else's written works.  We will be having guest speakers who will come in and teach us their specialty in the field of art/drawing/illustration.  Some speakers will be online comic book artists, Disney artists, and other local artists.  We will all be creating portfolios and books of our works and have public shows of some of our work.  Some of us will create illustrated books that will be shared with the local elementary schools as a community service project.  I look forward to seeing you.