For incoming students: tours of WAHS and a chance to get to know your classmates!

One of leadership's biggest projects. Lasts over a week, full of fun whole-school activities that build up to homecoming.

A smaller version of Spirit Week, with dress up days, activities, and hot chocolate at lunch.

Team up and decorate a milk-carton gingerbread house!

Students sign up with a team to compete against other students! Games take place during Warrior Period.

One last Spirit Week before spring break! Like the other Spirit Weeks, but this one takes advantage of the warming weather. Dress up days, outdoor activities, and more!

10th, and 11th graders are elected for the following school year in late spring. EC elections happen first, and CO elections follow.

A program run by students for students. Lessons in warrior period to familiarize underclassmen with the school. TOPS starts early, and continues beyond the fall.

At the end of Spirit week. There is a homecoming football game, court, and dance.

Warrior Periods each sponsor a child and raise money for gifts for that child. This is a great way for our school to give back!

Get in groups, make costumes, choose a song, and come up with a dance! Buy a singing valentine for your friends, and the group performs in front of the class!

This is our talent show that we put together to show off student talent. It usually takes place after school.

A week dedicated to improving students' mental health. Lunch activities, therapy dogs, chalk & bubbles, and more.

Prom is held for Juniors and Seniors at an off-campus venue in the spring. Prom is more formal that Homecoming, our other dance.

New and existing clubs have a chance to advertise their club and recruit new members. Sign up for any clubs you're interested in!

Students write what they're thankful for on a leaf, and we'll combine them into one big tree for display!

Last minute studying before exams. Oftentimes, teachers will come too, to answer questions and assist with review.

Buy small treats for your friends! These are things like candy, beads, roses, and heart-shaped glasses, and are delivered into classes.

Run by the Varsity Girls Volleyball Team, Leadership hosts a Volleball tournament that includes teams of 6. A bracket is put together such that the best two teams play for the championship at the end.

Leadership hosts a "spring concert" outside during lunch that includes student bands! We usually have 3-5 bands that perform.

Seniors have one final celebration on the turf! A chance to celebrate and have fun with their class one last time, usually after seniors' last day of school and around the time of graduation practice.