Student organizations Wardlaw-Hartridge School

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1 student organizations

1.1 student council
1.2 upper school judiciary board
1.3 upper school clubs





student organizations
student council

both middle school , upper school have student councils function consult student groups and/or outside agencies on matters of fundraising within respective divisions.


under supervision of middle school head, middle school student council (consisting of executive council , advisory representatives), organizes dances , social activities middle school.


upper school judiciary board

the judiciary board body made of elected student chair, 1 elected student each class of upper school,and 4 faculty members. students commit major disciplinary infractions may referred judiciary board upper school administration. after hearing, judiciary board has closed hearing, , makes recommendation disciplinary action upper school head. student commits major disciplinary infraction entitled judiciary board hearing.


upper school clubs

there many student-run upper-school clubs. clubs academically, athletically, or artistically based. examples include science , math society, model united nations, beacon newspaper, table tennis club, visions literary magazine, tempora et mores yearbook, w-h choral society, , whtv.


whtv (wardlaw-hartridge television) gives students chance create own comedic news segment show rest of school during upper school s morning meeting. students , teachers alike enjoy laughing while watching new episodes of air. club has gone far create short movie in january 2010 under leadership charles pivnichny , gregory lamparello both members of 2010 graduating class. movie spoof on popular james bond movies of 90s. whtv titled movie 000 or double o 0 starring charles kennedy 10 , edited anthony martin 10 . several of more recent whtv productions can viewed here: http://wptest.wizkidweb.com/posts/videos/whtv-videos/episodes/








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