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Careers in the human services Pathway
Careers in the human services Pathway
electives in the human services Pathway
electives in the human services Pathway
Behavioral Health Pathway
Classes offered off-site at Hidden Lake Secondary School
Related Courses
Related Courses
Recommended College Level Coursework
Recommended College Level Coursework
Certification Opportunities
Certification Opportunities
Have an advantage when applying for jobs or college! These classes provide students an opportunity to earn Professional Certifications which greatly improve the chances you will be hired and earn more money.
Student Organizations
Student Organizations
Student organizations provide training and realistic learning experiences to prepare students for employment in careers, develop leadership skills, and more.
The mission of the LINK CREW is to empower juniors and seniors as role models to freshmen, allowing older students to pass on positive traditions to younger students and to be an additional support. Contact Ms. Heller for more information.
PRISM (People Respecting Important Social Movements) is focused on inclusion and social justice issues. We work toward equality and inclusion for LGBTW students and other social movements such as immigrant rights. Contact Mr. Russo or Ms. Mattisson for more information.
Mediators help solve conflicts peacefully and create a culture of respect and communication at WHS. They also serve as a connection between the students and the counseling office. Contact the Counseling Office for more information.
No Place for Hate (NPFH) focuses on impacting school culture and building a strong Wolf Pack Family. NPFH works on community building, inclusion, anti-bullying and diversity to run fun programs across the school to educate out Westy family. Contact Ms. Mattisson for more information.
Unified Club is dedicated to the inclusion and involvement of all students and ability levels within our school. This club supports our Severe Support Needs (SSN) students. Getting to know and support a person with an intellectual disability can enrich the lives of all students and teach valuable lessons about acceptance, inclusion and respect. Contact Ms. Muniz for more information.
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