For Students - Student Clubs
Student clubs and activities 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!
Art Club - Alan Goodin (Advisor), Room 201
Description coming soon!
Avalanche Literary Magazine - David Edelman (Advisor), Room 120
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 >>
Black Student Union - Acie Dubose & Margaret Gratton (Advisors), Room MO
Description coming soon!
Bowling Club - Traci Huffer (Advisor), Room127
Discription coming soon!
Cascade Newspaper - Advisor TBD
Ingraham Cascade offers students interested in writing, photography, and publishing a chance to work on the production of a monthly paper. Cascade production takes place in a sixth period Journalism Writing class, in which students learn news writing and principles of design and production. In addition, a student-led club meets monthly to collect the contributions of writers from among the greater student body.
Cascade is always seeking new writers, photographers, and artists to add to an energetic team of students. The class is fast-paced and collaborative, giving students leadership and team-building experience. Whether as a contributing writer or a journalism student, all Ingraham students are encouraged to join our team!
Cheerleading - Hayley Parks (Advisor), Room 127
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), Portable 2
Description coming soon!
Color Guard - Angela Tousley (Advisor), Room 10
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.
Debate Club - Pete Breiten (Advisor), Room 126
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."
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Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) - Sandra Goulding & Susan Grant (Advisors), Room 118
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.
Learn more about FCCLA >>
Filipino-American Club - Tessie Herrera (Advisor), Room 207
Description coming soon!
French Club - Jennifer Gold (Advisor), Room 101
Description coming soon!
Game Club - Paul Franklin-Bihary (Advisor), Room 123
The Game Club is devoted to playing games of every kind: board games, video games, collectible card games, ANY 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!
Glee Club - Heidi Oveson (Advisor), Room 20
Description coming soon!
Honor Society - Guy Thomas (Advisor), Room 113
Description coming soon!
Jewish Club - Dana Stellman (Advisor), Room 203
Description coming soon!
Key Club -Jennifer Gold (Advisor; Room 100
Learn more about the Key Club >>
Latino Club - Room 102
Description coming soon!
Muslim Student Association - Room 117
Description coming soon!
Native American Club - Peter Colino & Deborah DiMichele (Advisors), Room 108
Description coming soon!
Operation Smile - Wendy Lane (Advisor), Room 212
Description coming soon!
Ping Pong Club - Traci Huffer (Advisor), Room 127
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
The Ingraham Rocketry Team placed 29th in the United State's largest model rocketry competition, Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC)! With only a slight error in calculation that arose from a faulty software transfer, the team did an amazing job! The team is now preparing for another exciting year of Ingraham Rocketry!
Learn more about Ingraham Rocket Club >>
Student Council - Traci Huffer (Advisor), Room 127
Description coming soon!
Ultimate Frisbee Club -
Captain: Luke Allen #206-412-8987Coach: Scott Causey #206-498-3707