Students are encouraged to participate in the Academic Team.  See Mr. Patrick (room 203) for more information.

Join an award-winning team today! For more info, stop by room 177.

Applications may be picked up from Mrs. Wright (room 222) or from the Anchor Board in the English hallway.

GPA Requirements:  Seniors - 3.0 / Juniors - 3.2 / Sophomores - 3.4 / Freshmen - 3.4

Members are required to complete at least 3 hours of community service from Anchor Club sponsored events per month.

Dues are $50 for new members and $40 for returning members.

Meetings are held in the media center the first and third Friday of each month at 7:45 a.m.

The ASLHS recognizes the outstanding achievements of students studying ASL. Our primary objective is to foster and acknowledge exceptional academic achievement in ASL studies.   See Ms. Wilson in room 147 (yellow hall) for more info.

Dues - $25 

To earn an honors cord: 

• Minimum of a B average in ASL course work

• Two years of ASL taught by a member of the American Sign Language Teachers Association

• Must be an ASLHS member for at least two years and a member your senior year 

• Minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA 

To earn a silver honors medal: 

• Minimum of a B average in ASL coursework 

• Three years of ASL taught by a member of the American Sign Language Teachers Association  

• Must be an ASLHS member for at least two years and a member your senior year

• Minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA 

To earn a gold honors medal: 

• Minimum of an A average in ASL coursework 

• Three years of ASL taught by a member of the American Sign Language Teachers Association  

• Must be an ASLHS member for at least three years and a member your senior year

• Minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA 

Applications are available in Mr. Pert's and Mrs. Huff's rooms (239 and 222).

Applications are available in Mr. Warren's room (211).

Walton High's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) meet in Ms. Grey's room (116) on Friday mornings at 7:30.

Please see Ms. Jackson in room 121 for more info.

The Gaming Club meets every Wednesday from 3:30 to 5:00.

Key Club applications are located on the bulletin board in the social studies hallway. 

GPA requirement:  3.0 for all applicants

Dues for new members - $50
Dues for returning members - $40

Meetings are held in the auditorium from 7:00-7:40 a.m.

1st Wednesday of the month:  Business meeting - polo and khaki pants/skirt

3rd Wednesday of the month:  Program meeting - professional dress - ties for boys and dress for girls

4th Wednesday of the month:  Executive Board meeting

Applications are available in room 117 to students that have completed geometry (or a higher math) and maintained a "B" average.

New member dues - $15
Returning member dues - $5

To earn a graduation honor cord, students must do the following:

• maintain an active club membership

• complete four advanced courses staring with geometry

• maintain a "B" average in all math courses

• pay $10 for the graduation cord

National Honor Society applicants must be in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade and have a minimum 3.5 weighted GPA (calculated from math, ELA, science, and social studies credits).  Students must also be enrolled in at least one honors-level course. Applications are available from Mrs. West in room 241.  Applications must be renewed yearly, so students that were members last year must reapply.

See Mr. Patrick in room 203 for an application.

Stop by room 241 for an application.

Want to be in the Spanish Club?  Go by Ms. Cuica’s room for an application.

Get involved!  Be a part of Student Council, and have a voice in school-related activities. See Mrs. Zodrow in room 114 for more info.

​Join the WHS Tribe!  Tribe members will participate in various events throughout the school year to help spread school spirit.  Dues are $5.  See Mrs. Lindsey in room 238 for an application. 

- First meeting - August 20 from 3:30 to 4:30
- Applications & dues must be turned in to Mrs. Lindsey by September 26.