API - Asian Pacific Islands Club. API celebrates cultural diversity on campus, and students from ALL backgrounds are welcome. Meetings in A-5 during lunch on Wednesday; Advisor: Mack Jones

AVID- This club is open to all students but originated from the AVID class. The club’s focus is on increasing college awareness and helping to create a college culture on WCW campus. We try to take fieldtrips to college campuses and hope to organize tutoring in the future. AVID Club also works with the counseling dept. when they need to get the word out about college events and workshops. 
Meetings in S-5 during lunch on Thursdays; Advisors: Heather Leonard, Daniel Rodriguez, Christina Mitsiopoulos

Best Buddies- This is an opportunity for students to be matched to a student with disabilities. In celebrating our differences we find out just how much we are similar. Meetings in A-10 during lunch on Thursdays; Advisor: Mack Jones

Crosswalk Club- A club for all those who wish to show their Christian Faith in their community through community service. Meetings in D-1 at lunch on Wednesdays; Advisors Thalia Puddy and Kathleen McDermott

C.S.F- (California Scholarship Federation) An “honor society” recognizing students who complete challenging academic classes and do well.  Life members are eligible for local C.S.F. scholarship and for recognition  at graduation. Sign-ups at the beginning of each semester are advertised over announcements and can be picked up at B-10.
Room B-10. Advisors: Todd Blanset

Drama Club- Open to all students who have an interest in either onstage or backstage work. You do not have to be in a show to be in the Drama Club. Talent and experience is always welcome, but not required! Enthusiasm is the key to the fun. In the catwalk theater; Advisor: Mrs. Ray

Drum Club-   Any student can come play or learn to play many styles of hand-drums. From djembes to congas, this club is a great rhythmic experience. Advisor Kevin O’Leary

Ethnic Success- All students are welcome. The Motto of Ethnic Success is to recognize and encourage excellence in education, to promote and to develop leadership. Team colors are red which signifies courage, fire and energy; black signifies power, stability, protection and self control; and white which signify honor, glory and love. We recognize and encourage many talents for membership including singers, poets, speakers, writers, dancers, directors etc. We use all talents to provide service, education and performances to the school. Advisor: Marvl Thomas

French Club- Open to all students interested in French language and culture of any of the many countries where French is spoken. We participate in a variety of activities as decided by club members. These include: eating at French restaurants or preparing French meals; participating in community events, such as the Cultural Diversity Fair; raising funds to donate to a worthy cause that provides assistance to people in a French speaking country. New members are always welcome. Meetings in room B-9; Advisor: Marie Claire Wagner

GSA- Gay Straight Alliance, GSA celebrates diversity on campus; promotes tolerance and respect among students; promotes a safe campus for all students; and provides a place for students to find support. All students are welcome. Meetings every Thursday after school; Advisor Ciapponi

Interact Club- All students who are interested in serving the community can do so through this club! Meetings in B-1 during lunch on Mondays; Advisor: Merino

Key Club- "Caring, our way of life", the motto of this student-organized community service club that emphasizes leadership through serving the community. Pennies for Patients and March for Babies are a few events Key Club hosts or promotes for Will C. Wood. Meetings in A-1 during lunch on Tuesdays; Advisor: Scott Bassett

Latino Unidos- This club is to unite the Hispanic students on campus and celebrate their culture and diversity. Meetings in C-7 after school on Tuesdays; Advisor: Abin

Photo Club- This club is for photographers of any skill level. The Will C. Wood Photography Club is about taking pictures.  One of the things the club does is captures and documents the significant and inspirational moments of each year's school events and plays an active role in serving the school community by assisting in photographic coverage for ceremonies and publications such as homecoming for yearbook. The club also serves to encourage members to pursue their interest in photography through photo-outings and sharing, and in fostering artistic pursuits. Some other things we do in photography club are: *Explore camera technology and software *Talk about gear (electronic/digital and chemical/film) *Take trips to cool places, socialize and then take pictures *Make homemade pinhole cameras  *Hold fun photo completions, akin to photographic scavenger hunts *Take lots and lots and lots of pictures *Share images and techniques with each other *Explore the manual controls of camera. Room S-4; Advisor: Lloyd Chan

Pure Logic- A discussion and debate group specializing in Socratic Seminar. Advisor: Aaron Stephens