Clubs & Societies | Student Engagement at William & Reed Academy

Mu Alpha Theta
Sponsored by Mrs. Snyder

The Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society organization was formed in our school for the purposes of fostering interest, developing strong scholarship, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics. The society is officially a National High School and a Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society that was formed in 1957. To join MAT, students must go through an application process. Students must be eligible to apply to the society. The requirements are as follows:

Student must be currently enrolled in or have successfully completed Algebra 1 and Geometry.
Student must have an overall GPA of 3.0 and an overall unweighted math GPA of 3.0.
National Honor Society
Sponsored by Mrs. Graves

National Honor Society is a nationwide organization for high school students in the United States, which consists of many chapters in high schools. Selection is based on four criteria: academic achievement, leadership, service, and character. The National Honor Society requires service to the community, school, or other organizations. The time spent working on these projects contributes towards the semester service hour requirement.

Student must have an overall unweighted GPA of 3.6.

Brain Break Club
Sponsored by Mrs. Grossi

A student's life is busy with school, homework, sports, hobbies, friends and phones! The goal of Brain Break Club is to turn off your phones and socialize with others, while participating in simple yet fun activities where the chaos of the day or week can melt away and you can focus on you!
Chess Club
Sponsored by Mrs. Grossi

Chess club is a place for students of all ages and abilities to come together, in a low-stress environment, to play chess. Through chess, students learn how to think critically, collaborate with others, pay attention to details, and develop patience. We welcome all levels of ability in Chess Club, even beginners!
Red Cross Club
Sponsored by Mrs. Nourollahi

When you volunteer with the American Red Cross, you become a member of one of the largest humanitarian networks in the world. Working with the Red Cross is an excellent way to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. At the same time, you’re making a positive impact in your community and among peers, you’ll be maximizing your talents, learning new skills, improving your resume and meeting new people. Red Cross Clubs provide opportunities to address your community’s greatest needs. You’ll also be empowered with the knowledge and lifesaving skills to help prepare your school and community to respond to emergencies.
Running Club
More Details Soon
Spirit Club
Sponsored by Mrs. Morgan

Spirit club is open to ALL students to support our athletes and assist in all-around school spirit by making signs, posters, cards, and goodie bags throughout the school year. Bring your pep and be a “cheer” leader!

**This is not replacing the basketball cheerleading squad. Any girl wanting to earn a letter in cheerleading MUST also be an active member in the Spirit Club as part of the requirements for varsity lettering.
Sporting Clays
More Details Soon
Pickleball
More Details Soon
Wandering Warriors
Sponsored by Coach Economos

The Wandering Warriors is an exhilarating outdoors club that sets the stage for an epic journey into the heart of nature. Led by dedicated and experienced teachers, this club is designed to instill discipline, courage, strength, and a profound spirit of adventure in every young explorer.
Warrior Council
Sponsored by Mrs. Blevins, Mrs. Cartin, Mrs. Kelley, & Mrs. McKenzie

Warrior Council (William & Reed’s version of Student Council) is an organization made up of all grade levels and Warrior Houses that works to improve our school and the community. We promote responsible student leaders who are positive role models, uphold the school’s spirit, and encourage all to participate.
Will to Live Club
Sponsored by Mrs. Blevins

The Will to Live Foundation focuses on suicide prevention, mental health, and friendship. The Will to Live chapter at William and Reed will provide kids with an outlet to not only discuss mental health, but get closer to other kids at the school, and get involved with Will to Live events happening around Fulton County. Any student in HIGH SCHOOL is welcome to join.
William & Reed Lit-Zine
Sponsored by Dr. Watson

Many of the greatest writers in recent history published their early work in high school or college lit zines (literary magazines). In this club, students will create an original lit zine to showcase the best fiction, non fiction, poetry and artwork of current William and Reed students. In addition to producing content for the zine, club members will also be in charge of collecting and reading submissions from other students, creating a website, deciding on a publication format and design, and overseeing the creation and distribution of the first issue in late spring 2025.

The Bellator (Yearbook)
More Details Coming Soon
William & Reed News Network
WRNN brings short, date-stamped video updates about student life, events, and community highlights from William & Reed Academy, a college-preparatory private school serving grades 6–12.

Expect brief, easy-to-scan clips that spotlight campus activities, academic milestones, athletic and arts highlights, and announcements about tours, admissions, and special programs. The channel complements the school’s mission to empower students to excel academically and thrive in all areas of life by sharing real moments that show how focused instruction and flexible scheduling support student success.