Student Activities - Student Clubs
Activities and clubs provide students with opportunities to meet new people and learn new things. At Ingraham we have a wealth of activities and clubs to meet the interests of every student. To find out more information about a particular club or activity, please feel free to contact the advisor.
All students are welcome to join any club. To join, attend a meeting.
Artist's Society - Alan Goodin (Advisor), Room 201
Avalanche Literary Magazine - Laura Turner(Advisor), Room 130
Ingraham's literary magazine is put together by a group of students and two language arts teachers. These students plan and organize the magazine, collect and read submissions, and put together and publish each issue. Every member of the Avalanche is involved in the process, with positions ranging from Layout Editor to Copy Editor to Secretary. The staff members are Abdi Adan, Adam Hall, Autumn Straker, Ava Sortun, Breanna Jagodnik, Brenna Kocan, Conner Anderson, Dekeira Wright, Kirsten Ma, Mali Smith, Melly Jagodnik, Reni Jagodnik, and Sarah Rogers. Avalanche staff is advised by Mr. Edelman, and Mr. Ferguson.
Band (Concert Band, Rams Band, Jazz Band)
Learn more about the Ingraham band programs here >>
Book Club - Betty Brenan (Advisor), Library
Cascade Newspaper - Advisor - Erin Paynter -129
The Cascade is Ingraham High School’s student newspaper. Although it is class, all of the editing and leadership comes from the students themselves. We work rigorously to write, sell advertisements and create layouts to publish our newspaper once a month. Our newspaper represents the student voice here at Ingraham! Everyone with an interest in reporting, writing, advertising, photography and layout design is encouraged to join!
Cheerleading - Vanessa Riccardi
Cheerleader Tryouts for the ‘11-'12 School Year Are Open to Current Students,9-11th Grade & Incoming Freshman!
WHEN: March 7-10 3:30-6:30, Judging March 11th @ 5:30
WHERE: Upper Gym
WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Water Bottle - Shorts & T-Shirt (No Jeans or Jewelry) - Cheer Shoes/Sneakers - Completed Cheer Tryout Packet
Learn More about Ingraham Cheerleading >>
Chess Club - Carl Hamry (Advisor), Room #140
Description coming soon!
Chef's Corner - Sandy Goulding (Advisor), Room #114
Colorguard - Club - Eric Brandt - Coach
The Colorguard is a group that works with the band during the field show and parade seasons and competes on their own during the winter. Often referred to as the sport of the arts, color guard is a unique art form that utilizes aspects of ballet, modern dance and hip-hop while spinning flags, rifles and sabers. We are always looking for energetic girls and boys with a passion for dance and a strong desire to compete. Be a part of this quickly developing team at Ingraham.Watch the You Tube to see them in action.
Debate Club - Guy Thomas, Advisor Room #113
Meets every Wednesday at lunch.
Learn more about Debate Club >>
Drama Club - Heidi Oveson (Advisor), Room 20
If you are interested in participating in the Drama Program, please contact Heidi Oveson @#206-252-3919 or e-mail her @ hloveson@seattleschools.org
Learn more about Drama Club >>
Environmental Club - Maggie Rose (Advisor), Room 209
Description coming soon!
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) - Steve Codling (Advisor), Room 205
Our FBLA chapter is characterized by each of our member's individualistic personalities as Seattle is charecterized by each of its many unique and flavorful communities. It is a gift to live in such a diverse and beautiful place."
Learn more about FBLA >>
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) - Sandra Goulding , Tamra Brewer, Susan Grant (Advisors), Room 118 -Meet Weds at lunch
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Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is a nonprofit national career and technical student organization in Family and Consumer Sciences education. Everyone is part of a family, and FCCLA is the only national Career and Technical Student Organization with the family as its central focus. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers, and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues through family and consumer sciences education.
Involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision making, and interpersonal communication necessary in the home and workplace.
At Ingraham High, the purposes of this group are to find leaders and prepare them to be more capable leaders later in life. We would also want people to have a feeling of family once they join the club. That means that a person would come to feel like they have a purpose to come to school and not just be part of the society. Ingraham FCCLA officers this year include: Anna Nguyen: President, Justin Ith: Treasurer, Alina Vilyasom: Historian, Gunnar Denton: Secretary, Zoe Ingraham-Brown: Director of Public Relations, Natasha Zastko: Director of Community Service and Luke Allen: Director of STAR Events.
FCCLA: The Ultimate Leadership Experience! Participation in national programs and chapter activities helps members become strong leaders in their families, careers, and communities.
Filipino-American Club - John Ragudos (Advisor)
Description coming soon!
French Club - Roslyn Cooper (Advisor), Room 101
Description coming soon!
Game Club - Paul Franklin-Bihary (Advisor), Room 123
The Game Club is a place for those interested in games to collaborate and play games at school. This club covers all aspects of gaming: board games, video games, collectable card games, role playing games, ANY KIND OF GAME KNOWN TO MAN OR WOMAN ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH! Studies have shown that playing games activates logical and creative areas of the brain and can lead to improved student learning, much in the same way that music education has a positive impact on other subjects. So get smarter AND have fun at the same time! If you like to play games, we meet virtually every day during lunch in room 123.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) - Pete Fontaine & Carrie Richard (Advisors), Room 102
Description coming soon!
Honor Society - Guy Thomas (Advisor), Room 113
Description coming soon!
Human Rights Club - Dean Ferguson (Advisor), Room 142
Description coming soon!
Jewish Club - Dana Stellman (Advisor), Room 203
Jewish club meets on Tuesdays in room 203 at lunch. We discuss relevant topics and have a great time. Come and join the fun!
Key Club -Jennifer Gold (Advisor) Room 100
Learn more about the Key Club >>
Key Club cleans up around Campus
Latin Club - Room #142 - Dean ferguson - Advisor
Latino Club - Room 102
Description coming soon!
Mesa Club - Room 207 - James Herron - Advisor
The purpose of this organization shall be to act as an extension for the MESA sophomore course and to provide additional opportunities to those who are not yet enrolled or no longer able to enroll into the MESA course. In addition to being an extension of the course, this organization will act as an opportunity for minorities and to enhance their knowledge in the fields of math, engineering and science."
Muslim Student Association - Room 117
Description coming soon!
Native American Club - Peter Colino - Alan Goodin
Description coming soon!
Robotics Team – Brett Schormann (Advisor), Room 202
The new Ingraham Robotics Team will build robots to compete in the FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC®). Each year, starting in January, students and mentors solve a common problem in a six-week timeframe using a standard "kit of parts" and a common set of rules. Teams build robots from the parts and compete in games designed by a committee of engineers and other professionals. Everyone is welcome to join. Learn more about Robotics here>>
Rocket Club - Room 208 - Kurt Spann
Two teams from the Ingraham Rocket Club will compete May 12, 2012, in the National Finals. The team beat out 678 other teams to make it to the top 100.
Read the full article from the School Beat >>
Learn more about Ingraham Rocket Club >>
Student Council - Traci Huffer (Advisor), Room 127
Student councel, also known as ASB, is a leadership class taught by Traci Huffer, the Activity Coordinator and Athletic Director, during 2nd period. This is an elective class, as well as an Occupational Ed course. This course is for students who run for office in the following categories:June Elections (for the start of the following year) are for the following positions: ASB President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, (3) ASB Representatives, Class officers for Grades 10, 11, and 12 only. There are 6 appointment positions available as well: Athletics rep, Clubs and Organizations, Publications, Productions, Rep at Large, and Cheer rep.
January Elections are for the following positions: Freshman Class President, and Vice-President (this allows Freshman to have one semester of experience and getting to know other students and the school environment), (3) ASB representatives, along with the 6 appointed poisitions listed above.
Students are taught Parliamentary Procedure, leadership and public speaking skills, and oversee many facets of the building including: ASB Budget, all assemblies, dances, and Commencement. Student leaders also host Freshman Orientation in August to help new students get acquainted with Ingraham!
Teen Truancy Board - Leanne Hust (Advisor),MO
Ultimate Frisbee Club - Luke Allen - Captain
Congratulations to our co-ed Ultimate Frisbee Team, who had a perfect 10-0 season, including the final win against Ballard.
Watch the final game:
Captain: Luke Allen #206-412-8987
Coach: Scott Causey #206-498-3707
Ingraham's Ultimate Frisbee Team
Video Productions Club - Steven Codling (Advisor)
This new club brings students together to create videos for contents and the screen. It meets twice a week at lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Check out this video to see what they're doing:
Vietnamese Club - Ms. Wojcik - Advisor - room 41
Weight-Lifting and Conditioning Club - Dan Westley - Advisor
This interactive after-school activity is open to all Ingraham students.
We emphasize the importance of staying fit and try to achieve this as a team-where everyone involved has an input with developing his/hers' own "physical blueprint". My goal is to support everyone by having them feel welcome, of importance and satisfied with their achievements. I also like to inform participants that their goals isn't achieved overnight; but with consistency and sincerity, they will eventually move forward towards keeping fit, and making a healthy difference in their everyday lives.
The Weight-Lifting and Conditioning Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday after 2:45 P.M. until 6:P.M.
This club is closely supervised and orchestrated by Daniel (The BEAR) Westley, Certificated Physical Educator K-12,
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