Activities

 The Peer Training Program provides diverse groups of students in grades 9-12 with the opportunity to facilitate and sustain positive social change in their schools. Each group of students is trained to lead developmentally appropriate activities and discussions with their peers on bias-related issues pertaining to race, ethnicity, culture and other aspects of human diversity. These peer leaders will lead informational discussions with the 9th graders later in the year after their training. See Ms. Connolly (lconnolly@norwood.k12.ma.us) in 351, Ms. Lowe-McLaurin (slowemclaurin@norwood.k12.ma.us) in 159, or Mr. Reyes (dreyes@norwood.k12.ma.us) in 270 for more details. Please note that all students interested must first apply. 

To learn more about the program, and what our peer leaders are up to this school year, click HERE to visit their website. 

 Once a month the librarians will host Book Club with students during lunch block. Please reach out to Mrs. Bradley (jbradley@norwood.k12.ma.us) & Mrs. Mannering (wmannering@norwood.k12.ma.us) if you are interested. 

Students will be able to…

• Discover their own voice in writing

• Explore perspective in storytelling

• Describe convention in unconventional ways

• Experiment with grammar and sentence structures in writing

• Make meaning from memories and emotions

Advisors: Mr. Mainuili (mmainuli@norwood.k12.ma.us) & Mr. Brierley (mbrierley@norwood.k12.ma.us)

Every other Monday at 2:30 in room 323 - Classroom; Advisor: Ms. Uppenkamp - Rm 323 (muppenkamp@norwood.k12.ma.us). 

D&D meets to play the game Dungeons and Dragons, as well as other role playing games and unusual board games and card games. Please email Mr. Cyr (wcyr@norwood.k12.ma.us) to join the D&D Google Classroom for future updates.

Safe & supportive space to discuss issues relating to gender identity and sexuality. Send email to Ms. Tartufo (ltartufo@norwood.k12.ma.us) if interested.

Not a club - this is an earned position based on academics, extracurricular activities, community service, and leadership/character. Please see Mrs. Curley in room 229 or Mrs. Standring Room 200  for more information.  pcurley@norwood.k12.ma.us     bstandring@norwood.k12.ma.us

NHS students 9-12 may join the committee. We meet one to two times each month to plan the activities that support the post prom party each year. We assist in other fun events and fundraisers throughout the year including the fashion show Style on the Hill and the Craft Affair. Student members are the driving force behind the theme and decorations for our Post Prom all night party held at Norwood high school after prom each year. We also offer significant scholarships to our most active and dedicated members. Reach out to Mr. Quinn at jquinn@norwood.k12.ma.us for details. 

A nationally recognized club returning this year to NHS.  SADD promotes youth and teen development and empowers students to get involved in leading their peers toward good decision making and choosing a healthy lifestyle.  The Norwood High School SADD chapter provides students with a forum in which NHS students can collaborate with peers to brainstorm ways to  manage and/or prevent these destructive decisions. Students in this club will have leadership and community service opportunities and we’ll guarantee some fun as well!  If interested, contact  Mrs. Linehan (Rm 120 - slinehan@norwood.k12.ma.us) 

A group who organizes school-wide events to promote the spirit of the NHS community.  Please reach out to if interested. 

Mr. Goncalves, room 316 and Ms. Curtain room 329

A group of elected & volunteer students working together to represent the interests of NHS students, help plan school events and activities, provide opportunities for student leadership, and encourage relationships between the students, faculty, and community. If you are interested in becoming an Associate Member, please fill out our Associate Member Application. Advisor: Ms. Curtin - Rm 329 (kcurtin@norwood.k12.ma.us)

Yearbook Club is a wonderful opportunity to get involved in the school community, and to help represent your grade in the yearbook. . Responsibilities of being in Yearbook club include building a 208-page yearbook, taking photos at school events, contributing to the design and theme ideas, and meeting deadlines. Meetings: students must dedicate at least one hour per week to attending a meeting, plus any additional time outside school needed to finish your assigned pages.  To join: Please email Ms. Leavitt at kleavitt@norwood.k12.ma.us for a copy of the Yearbook Club Application.