There are many clubs and activities that students can get involved in !
Senior class
Advisors: Mrs. Rozitski (Rm. 58) and Mrs. Laubach (Rm. 45)
Junior Class
Advisor: Mrs. Gorman (Rm. 70)
Sophomore Class
Advisor: Mrs. Krzywicki (Rm. 6)
Freshman Class
Advisor: Mr. Matyas (Rm. 53)
Band/Jazzz Band
Mr. Ziegler and Mr. Theron Roberts
Book Club
Advisor: Mrs. Zavacky (Rm. 9)
Do you like to read and discuss today's best sellers and the most popular books published today for teens and young adults? Book club is the place for you! We meet every activity day in Room 9.
Fly Tying Club
Advisor: Mr. Morris (Tech Room)
Chorus /Play
Advisor: Mrs. Leo (Band Room)
Chorus meets after school and performance are held twice a year. The Play is performed during the fall semester. Both on stage and behind the scenes roles are available.
French Club
Advisor: Madame Schwartz (Rm. 73)
French Club Officers organize cultural activities and games for each meeting during Activity period in the Middle School Cafeteria - French cuisine competition days, French holiday celebrations, French movies, French culture trivia days, French game days, etc.
Green Club
Advisor: Ms. Randle (Rm. 23)
Help maintain the school greenhouse. Plant, water, and harvest the fruits of our labor. Support the school's recycling efforts.
Interacts Club
Advisor: Madame Schwartz (Rm. 73)
Key Club
Advisor: Mr. Garrett Henderson
GarethHenderson@kings.edu
Literary magazine
Advisor: Mr. Reznak (Room 5)
Students work to gather literary submissions and then work to compile them to a publish literary magazine that is available to the student body.
Magnolia Project
Advisor: Angeline Abrahma, VOA
aabraham@voa.pa.org
Math Club
Advisor: Mrs. Kreider (Rm. 52)
The club meets during Activity Period in Room 52. We participate in PA Math League Contests during our meetings. We also sell Pi Day t-shirts in March. Come to our first meeting during the September Activity Period in Room 52 for more information.
Model UN Club
Advisor: Mr. Healey (Rm. 47)
National Honor Society
Advisors: Mrs. Gryzewicz (Rm.24) and Mrs. Zanolini (Rm.27)
Newspaper Club
Advisor: Mrs. Brozena (Art Room)
Do you like to write? Do you enjoy school and school activities/ Do you like talking to others? Do you like telling stories? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, the newspaper club is for you! newspaper club meets for a few moments in the beginning of activity period in the ART ROOM, but most of the work will be done through e-mail. Students are asked to choose from a list of topics to write an article about for the school newspaper, an online blog that can be found on the high school website under the heading, Comet Connection. Students generally have a couple of weeks to turn in their articles after writing the interview questions needed for the article. If you are interested in writing for the Comet Connection, stop and sign up with Mrs. Brozena in the art room.
PJAS
Advisor: Mrs. Harper (Rm. 54)
First meeting will not be until October.
Complete project in Science and math and present your findings. Regional meeting is March 4, 2017. State Meeting is May 14 - 16.
For more details, come to the meeting during October Activity Period. Students will sign up in Science and Math classes before the October meeting.
Science Olympiad
Advisors: Mrs. Gryzkewicz (Rm. 24) and Mrs. Zanolini (Rm.27)
Spanish Club
Advisors : Mrs. Cinoski (Rm. 43), Mrs. Moulton (Rm. 72) and Mrs. Masteller (Rm. 71)
Star Fleet Club
Advisor: Mr. Wagner (rm. 46)
Star Fleet Club meets during activity periods and once a week after school, day TBD. We play and talk about video games, science, technology, and poplar culture. It is a place to meet with and make new friends with similar interests.
Student Governments:
Advisor: Mr. Herring (Rm. 25)
Meetings are called by the Student Government President.
Meetings announced on the AM and PM announcements, but you must have a ride home. See Mr. Herring in Room 25 to get involved. Students represent Crestwood High School, we raise money and support activities at CHS.
Trout in the Classroom
Advisor: Ms. Randle (Rm.23)
Do you like to fish? Do you like fish? A small group of students are needed to set - up, maitain, and run the fish tank. We receive brook trout eggs through the Trout in the Classroom program and raise them throughout the school year. Daily feeding, tank cleaning, and water testing are required. We meet during Homeroom from October through may/Activity Period.
Yearbook
Advisor: Mrs. Brozena (Art Room)
Sports at Crestwood
Fall Sports
Football
Field Hockey
Cross Country (Boys and Girls)
Soccer (Boys and Girls)
Tennis (Girls)
Golf (Boys and Girls)
Volleyball(Girls)
Winter Sports
Basketball (Girls and Boys)
Wrestling
Ice Hockey (Club)
Spring Sports
Track and Field (Boys and Girls)
Lacrosse (Boys and Girls)
Baseball
Softball
Tennis (Boys)
Volleyball (Boys)