Activities

Do you need an opportunity to express yourself?

Do you want to try “mini” Art Lessons?

Do you want to help out the school by providing your artistic abilities?

Do you want to increase the awareness and importance of the visual arts in the high school and community?

Art Club is a studio-based club that meets once a week in room 318 (Ms. Bond’s room) during WIN time every Friday. We also have after school meetings once a month from 2:25-3:25. Art club is designed for those students who are visually creative and want to get involved in an organization of like-minded people. Our 1st meeting will be the 2nd Friday during both halves of WIN. Send an email to nicolebond@wsdr4.org if you have any questions.

Join Freshman Club!

Connect • Participate • Belong

Are you a 9th grader looking to get involved, meet new people, and make the most of high school? Freshman Club is for ALL freshmen—no sign-up needed!

We meet 1–2 times a month during the school day, with a few fun after-school events too. Come join us for activities, info, and ways to connect with your school community.

Everyone’s welcome—just show up to a meeting starting in September 

Welcome to the Sophomore Class Officers! 

This is a place where students can connect, grow, and make a difference. We celebrate and highlight our fellow sophomores accomplishments, plan fun events, and work together to build a strong sense of school spirit. It's a great way for sophomores to get involved, give back through volunteering, make new friends, and develop leadership skills that will last a lifetime. 

We will meet 1-2 times a quarter starting in September.

 All sophomores are welcome to join and contribute their ideas to make this year great! 

As Junior Class Officers, we are the voice and vision of the junior class. Our main responsibility is to organize the most anticipated event of the year: prom. From securing the perfect venue to curating a magical theme, we work together to plan a night our classmates will never forget. Through our collaborative efforts, we ensure the junior year is celebrated with an unforgettable and dazzling experience.

North Point Senior Class Representatives are student leaders who serve as a liaison between the senior class, school administration, and student council. Their responsibilities include representing student interests, organizing senior events like Senior Sunrise, homecoming, graduation tasks, Decision Day, Senior Sundown and continually promoting school spirit and class unity. They collect feedback, voice concerns at meetings, and ensure student input is considered in school decisions.

Color Guard (Fall):

In the fall, Color Guard is a co-curricular activity blended with 1st hour Marching Band. The Guard brings music to life through expressive movement and equipment work, performing alongside the grizzly marching band at football games and competitions. It’s a high-energy blend of artistry and teamwork, set to the sound of live music.

Winter Guard (Spring):

Winter Guard is a standalone performance ensemble where storytelling, dance, and equipment take center stage—no band, just the performers and the floor. Set indoors, our shows are designed to captivate through emotion, creativity, and visual artistry

Contact: Zachary O'Connor, Zacharyoconnor@wsdr4.org

DECA is a co-curricular program that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, hospitality, and management. Students must be enrolled in a marketing or business course to join. Members of DECA will have the opportunity to attend leadership seminars, event competitions, and career development conferences. DECA students complete community service throughout the year, along with other social events for members.

Advisors:

Adam Weidner - adamweidner@wsdr4.org

Hilary DiMercurio - hilarydimercurio@wsdr4.org

Julie Buford - juliebuford@wsdr4.org

X: @NPGrizBiz, NPGrizBusiness

North Point Thespian Troupe is a community of people who love performance, storytelling, and design! Each year we do a musical in the fall and a play in the spring, this year our musical is The Addams Family! Auditions will be September 8th and 9th with callbacks being the 10th after school. Theatre is a fun place to learn, become more creative and find your voice. The North Point Thespian Troupe is also a member of the International Thespian Society, which students can earn membership in through their participation in our theatre program!

Educators Rising is a Career and Technical student organization for aspiring teachers. 

Advisors: Lori Krug- Lorikrug@wsdr4.org , Hali Hill- Halihill@wsdr4.org

X: @FacsNP

Instagram: facsnp

Website: https://sites.google.com/wsdr4.org/nphsfacsdepartment/educators-rising?authuser=0

Future Business Leaders of America, FBLA, inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders. FBLA is a co-curricular program that prepares students for career preparation through leadership experiences. Any student may join FBLA and will have the opportunity to attend leadership events, as well as possible business event competitions.  FBLA students complete community service throughout the year, along with other social club meetings.

Advisors:

Hilary DiMercurio - hilarydimercurio@wsdr4.org

Julie Buford - juliebuford@wsdr4.org

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is the Career Technical Organization associated with the Family and Consumer Sciences Department. 

Advisors: Lori Krug- Lorikrug@wsdr4.org , Hali Hill- Halihill@wsdr4.org , Paige Kieffer- Paigekieffer@wsdr4.org

X: @FacsNP

Instagram: facsnp

Website: https://sites.google.com/wsdr4.org/nphsfacsdepartment/fccla?authuser=0 

Scholar Bowl is a competitive team focused on all things knowable! Science! Music! Pop Culture! Literature!
Open to all students who would like to participate, no matter the grade or skill level.

Sponsor: Kevin Stockman -- kevinstockman@wsdr4.org

Practices are Tuesdays after school in Room 412

The Speech & Debate Club empowers students to find their voice, think critically, and speak with confidence. Whether competing in formal debates, delivering original speeches, or interpreting literature, members build essential skills in communication, research, and teamwork. 

Sponsor: Stephanie Struckmann

Stephaniestruckmann@wsdr4.org

Student Council is a student-led organization within North Point  that represents the student body's interests and works to improve the school community. We organize events, advocate for student concerns, and contribute to decision-making alongside school administration.

Advisors: Ashley Hiza - ashleyhiza@wsdr4.org, Laura Robinson - laurarobinson@wsdr4.org

Instagram: npgrizzlystuco

Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national non-profit organization for students passionate about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Through competitive events, leadership opportunities, and community service, TSA aims to develop technological literacy and problem-solving skills, preparing members for future careers in a technology-driven world.

Advisor: Ashley Hiza - ashleyhiza@wsdr4.org

Come join our community of singers who explore all kinds of music, from pop hits to choral classics. You'll not only hone your vocal skills and learn music theory, but you'll also build confidence, develop teamwork, and create unforgettable memories with your classmates. Whether you're a seasoned performer or a beginner ready to try something new, we have a spot for you. Contact Ms.J for more details! laurenejenkins@wsdr4.org 

Yearbook is a class that helps students create memories for the school by creating a book to be cherished for years.  It is a project-based class with learning experiences that help students with a wide range of real-world skills. Journalistic writing, graphic design, photography, project management, business and marketing, teamwork and collaboration, time management and accountability are all skills that students learn in this class.

Advisor:

Sydney Swanson - sydneyswanson@wsdr4.org

Best Buddies is a friendship program that builds one-to-one friendships between people WITH and WITHOUT intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), offering social interactions while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion for a population that is often isolated and excluded. Through their participation, people WITH AND WITHOUT IDD form meaningful connections with their peers, gain self-confidence and self-esteem, and share interests, experiences and activities that many other individuals enjoy. We typically meet 1x per week during WIN time and hold events throughout the year.

Advisor: Kim Gonzales - kimberlygonzales@wsdr4.org

Instagram: grizzly_best_buddies

X: @GrizBuddies

Youth and Government, or YAG, is a program that allows students to engage in a mock state government with students from around Missouri on the floor of the General Assembly in Jefferson City. Members will have the opportunity to take part in bill writing, debating, and/or conducting interviews. This is a great opportunity for students to build their networking and public speaking skills in a safe and educational environment while also engaging students in government and civic responsibilities. Advisor- Frank Matteoni frankmatteoni@wsdr4.org