Clubs and Activities

Students will learn how to prosecute and defend a criminal case and take part in a mock trial against their peers. 

Are you passionate about becoming a socially aware, morally responsible citizen, prepared to serve your local and global community? Come join our Model UN team!  As a member of the AWHS Model U.N. Team, students role play as delegates to the United Nations and simulate UN committees at conferences.

Provides quality leadership activities and service to the AWHS student community. Our goals are to create a forum for the many voices in our school. We plan and manage a majority of the school’s events. We get involved with school’s decision-making process when it comes to changes that effect the student population. We create enthusiasm around events and increase student interest in civic issues.

Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to train as a Eucharistic Minister and serve the school community on Mass Days and Friday mornings.

Students and faculty gather together once a month to prepare bagged lunches that are brought to Father Bill's Shelter in Quincy.  

Students gather monthly to “GetREAL” (Reflecting, Eating, and Living). These reflection sessions are based upon a witness talk and are facilitated by seniors.

Students for Heroes seeks to celebrate and promote thankfulness for the heroes in our local and global communities—veterans, active military, and first responders.  Activities include prayer services, collection drives, and community outreach. 

The Current Events Club creates a platform for students to discuss ongoing issues and events happening on a local, national, and global scale.

The mission of Diversity Club is to provide a platform to promote equality and unity throughout the community of AWHS. Diversity Club joins with the International Program to celebrate the Lunar New Year, as well as organizes a Cultural Competency Seminar which is offered to the entire school community over a three-week after-school period. Students are encouraged to share their own personal cultural experiences and family celebrations with the school community. “Together we can do great things.” - Saint Mother Teresa

The French Club meets every other week throughout the year to expose the students to French culture. We watch films, celebrate holidays, listen to music, eat French cuisine and inform the student body about French culture.

LGBTQ+ Support and Advocacy group.  All are welcome!

The Dignan Student Athletic Training Center is open to all enrolled AWHS  students who would like to work out and stay fit.  Students do not need to be enrolled in a sport or be a part of the Athletic Program to participate.  Workouts under the direction of Strength & Conditioning Coach, Chris Andersen, take place Monday through Friday from 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m..  Students must be registered in Family ID.