Activities & Clubs

In the Hustisford School District, students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities and athletics. Please choose your area of interest from the list below:

Academic Bowl

Academic Bowl is an academic sport team competing against other schools in the Trailways Conference.  The team consists of 15 students divided into three different subject areas; Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts.  Each subject area will have five students designated for that subject.  These five member teams must have a freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, and an "at-large" member who can be in any grade.  The competition includes a written individual test and an oral team competition.  The competition takes place the Tuesday of the week of the 1st State Basketball Tournament.  First place individual winners receive a medal and first place teams receive a trophy.
 

After School Activities Group

Students engage in safe fun after school activities that focus on alternatives to the use of drugs and alcohol.
 

Drama

Students have an opportunity to develop and grow in public speaking, acting, and improving their abilities to work as a group. They need to memorize and follow stage directions to be successful.
 

FFA

FFA is one of the world's largest student-led organizations that offers opportunities for students in 5th-12th grade to expand their skills in leadership and public speaking, and learn about agricultural careers. At Hustisford Jr/Sr High School, any student enrolled in an agriculture class is eligible to be a member.
 

Forensics

Forensics provides students opportunities to develop: 

Skills

• Develop skill in oral language as well as voice and body expression.
• Critically evaluate ideas and beliefs of others and to draw logical conclusions.
• Learn effective organization of ideas.
• Develop ability to recreate the written thoughts of others through vocal delivery.

Intellect

• Learn the fundamentals of research and how to use this research for drawing conclusions.
• Learn to organize ideas and present them clearly and concisely.
• Develop insights into universal human experience as well as emotion and aesthetic values.

Social

• Promote school and community relations through participation in an intellectual activity.
• Meeti and interacti with students from other schools in the context of a social and intellectual activity.
• Realize the simultaneous opportunities for leadership and group participation.
   

High School Safe School Ambassadors

Students work to change the building culture and behaviors through the use of research based techniques and principles.
 

Math Team

Students go head-to-head in a mathematical showdown! The best and brightest gather to put their math skills, and calculators, to the test.
 

Middle School Safe School Ambassadors

Students work to change the building culture and behaviors through the use of research based techniques and principles.
 

Mock Trial

Wisconsin High School Mock Trial Program has brought our legal system to life for thousands of students.

Using facts and case materials developed by Wisconsin attorneys, students gain a deeper understanding of the court system as they develop their arguments and build their cases.

Students have the opportunity to:

• Analyze and prepare a case

• Present as a witness

• Argue their assigned role

• Receive input and feedback from attorneys and judges
   

National Honor Society

Students who show excellence in scholarship, leadership, service and character are invited to apply to this nationally recognized group. According to the national organization’s goals, NHS hopes “to recognize and encourage academic achievement while developing other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy.”

In order to be selected to apply, a student must have a minimum of 3.5 G.P.A. and be a Junior or Senior at the beginning of the school year.

In order to continue to be considered a candidate, a student must be able to show proof of:

•          Participation in co-curriculars, 4 for Juniors, 6 for Seniors
•          2 Leadership positions, either appointed or elected
•          Show good character and leadership both inside and outside of school
•          At least 20 documented service hours in previous years, minimum 5 community-related hours
           and 5 school-related hours
•          Have received a minimum of 2 recognitions or awards
•          Have at least 2 different work experiences, either paid or unpaid
•          Earn at least 3.75 on the NHS essay
•          Include a Letter of Recommendation from someone who is not a relative attesting to character
           and leadership skills
  
   

Student Council

Elected officials from each class get together to plan out events for the student body. This group likes to have fun and works hard on boosting the morale of all students.
 

Writing Warriors Club

In Writing Warriors, students have the opportunity to use their writing skills and creativity in a safe space.  Students will be exposed to different writing genres and styles through guided writing experiences, as well as, having the opportunity to write freely as a way to express themselves.  Students will share their writing with each other and will be given the opportunity to share their writing in other settings.
 

Yearbook Club

Yearbook is an opportunity to document the happenings at Husty High. Club members will learn how to use the Yearbook program and will have the opportunity to design the spreads. In addition to designing, journalism writing and photography skills will be used to create the pages.