Clubs
The Center School has a number of clubs to choose from. All clubs include an advisor and meet regularly to explore various areas that aspire to enrich our students' academic and personal lives. It's a way for students to get involved with their school, and it provides a means for reaching out to the broader community as well. Get inspired - join others who share an interest!
ASB
Advisor: Ms. Carroll & Ms. Palmer
gpcarroll@seattleschools.org
cmpalmer@seattleschools.org
Plans dances, community activities, tries to problem solve issues in the school, runs student tours, and open houses. Approves clubs, activities, and fundraising. Provides students leadership opportunities. Leads orientations, school activities, volunteers at Open House.
Model United Nations
Advisor: Mr. Chipps ngchipps@seattleschools.org
To help create a larger, kinder world instead of a smaller, meaner one.
Film Society
Advisor: Mr. Scilletta alscilletta@seattleschools.org
To watch and analyze movies together.
SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Alliance)
Advisor: Ms. Peterson mkpeterson@seatleschools.org
Gay, Lesbian, or Whatever is the TCS GSA. It’s a safe place for students in the LGBTQ+ community (& allies) to meet.
Itchy B's
Advisor: Ms. Carroll gpcarroll@seattleschools.org
Feminist group exploring and supporting issues with misogyny.
Center Mentors
Advisor: Ms. Carroll & Ms. Palmer
gpcarroll@seattleschools.org
cmpalmer@seattleschools.org
Mentor incoming 9th graders.
Yearbook Club
Advisor: Ms. Wyn wypottingerlev@seattleschools.org
We take pride in producing our own Center School Yearbook! The Yearbook Club is open to any students (and parents who have skills in Photoshop, InDesign or publishing/printing). We meet periodically at the beginning of the year, and more frequently as the school year progresses: by Spring Break, we’re usually almost living in the computer lab—day and night! Every day is a photo opportunity at The Center School, so students are encouraged to take pictures for the Yearbook.
The books are sold in May. Pre-orders are encouraged, as the price of the book goes up after delivery. Sometimes, we even run out of books, so watch for ordering periods to guarantee your Yearbook. Cost is around $40, but it will be confirmed.
Senior parents can purchase a "Congratulations!" ad for their students. Information will be sent home to parents of Seniors in February.
RJA (Racial Justice Alliance)
Advisor: Beverly Lackey balackey@seattleschools.org
Meeting time: Thursdays during lunch in Room 458
Safe place to discuss race and racism.
Prom Committee
Advisor: TBD
For seniors. It is the committee that plans for prom.
Gaming Club
Advisor: Mr. Scilletta alscilletta@seattleschools.org
Play video games together.
NHS (National Honor Society)
Advisor: Ms. Carroll & Ms. Palmer
gpcarroll@seattleschools.org
cmpalmer@seattleschools.org
Recognize students with high GPAs and a record of service. Members must be nominated and approved by faculty.
Center School OEE
Advisor: Mr. Scilletta alscilletta@seattleschools.org
To teach students about environmental issues and activism, and to go outside!
Tabletop Games
Advisor: Mr. Chipps ngchipps@seattleschools.org
To play board games and card games as a group.
Biology Club
Advisor: Ms. Peterson mkpeterson@seattleschools.org
To educate and work with Biology systems.
Theater Club
Advisor: Ms. Lackey balackey@seattleschools.org
Raises funds for the Drama class productions. Members are those in Drama class.
Jew Crew
Advisor: Ms. Herbst drherbst@seattleschools.org
Meet to learn about Judaism and issues that impact that community.
Naruto Club
Advisor: Mr. Scilletta alscilletta@seattleschools.org
Watch Naruto and talk about it.
Zine Team
Advisor: Mr. Carman gbcarman@seattleschools.org
Make zines, sell zines, make money for school.
Sad Teens Club
Advisor: Ms. Brookman and Southwest Youth & Family Services
kabrookman@seattleschools.org
Talk about your feelings in a space with a counselor.
Sign Language Club
Advisor: Ms. Wong viwong@seattleschools.org
Meeting Time: Tuesdays during lunch in Room 363
Students are learning sign language and finger spelling. Taught by Annabelle Foster.