Athletics/Activities

1. Ski resort area lift ticket 
2. Full rental equipment (ski/board, boots & poles) 
3. Ski/Board lessons by professional instructors (optional) 
4. Adult chaperone supervision in addition to the National Ski Patrol supervision 
5. Round trip transportation (school bus) 

Sponsor: Mr. Wieda | mwieda@antioch34.com 

The AUGS Game club is offered after school. Students can sign up that day and stay to play board games. t is open to all students who show an interest in games. Students sign up for the days they can make it. The focus is meeting others and having FUN.

Sponsor: Ms Guanci | aguanci@antioch34.com 

The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, to develop character, and to encourage good citizenship in students. This is a service club.

Students that are eligible and invited to be in NJHS are in 7th or 8th Grade and have a grade point average of 3.8 or above in the 1st trimester of the current school year.  Students must also maintain a 3.5 cumulative grade point average to remain as a member in good standing. Application does not guarantee acceptance into the society.  The applications will be reviewed by a faculty council which does not include the NJHS advisor. After the first trimester grades have been posted, the application will be available on the NJHS website. Once accepted, there will be an induction ceremony in January.

Sponsor: Mrs. Amy Guanci | aguanci@antioch34.com 

Robotics Club is a learning club that involves students building and coding small EV3 and Nxt robots. It is sponsored by the school and the Lake County 4-H program. Students meet and plan once a week. In the spring, there is a competition where the student’s robots must be coded to do specific challenges.

Practices are held on Tuesdays after school and attendance and participation at spring competitions is mandatory.

Sponsor: Mrs. Guanci | aguanci@antioch34.com