Physical Education

Advisors: Ms. Braunagel/Ms. Jacobs
Location: Room 305
The cooking club is a fabulous way to learn about seasonal foods and how to prepare them. Our members learn how to find simple recipes and prepare. Of course, we enjoy eating whatever we make. There are also opportunities to use your creativity to volunteer and put your skills to good use. So, if you are looking for a place to be creative, social, and give back a little too, this is a wonderful club to join.

Advisor: Ms. Driscoll
Location: Room 323
The purpose of the GSA is to help create a school environment where all feel welcomed and accepted for their unique talents and contributions and enjoy the full benefits of our educational system, free from fear of harassment or discrimination.

Advisors: Mr. Vogel and Ms. Piscani
Location: Room 309
The Pickleball Club provides an inclusive environment for students of all grades and skill levels to play the game of Pickleball. From tournaments to drills to casual games, the club provides a place for all students to enjoy Pickleball. Depending on the weather we will use the tennis courts here at TZHS or the gym.

Advisor: Mrs. Cabrera
Location: Room 211 and 100’s hallway for play (first meeting is informational only)
The TZ Ping Pong Club is open to all students, from beginners to experts, who enjoy table tennis. Members of this club meet twice a month to play table tennis. The level of play varies from informal to friendly competition, with members learning from one another as they strengthen their game. This club is open to everyone who wants to build their skills and have fun while playing the great game of table tennis.

The purpose of the Red Cross Club is to empower students with knowledge about life-saving skills and creating a positive impact on the community and those in need. By raising awareness of needs in the community, this club helps members make a difference and learn how to respond in emergencies.

Advisor: Dr. Cohn
Location: Room 316
The TZHS Ski and Snowboard Club takes 5 trips to Mount Peter after school between January and February. The club takes a bus from school at 3:45 and returns around 8:00 (all members of the club must take the bus to and from the mountain, no one can drive themselves or get a ride with someone else). Students can bring their own equipment or rent at the mountain. Students will need to purchase their tickets (students with season passes are welcome too). Lift tickets, ski/board rentals, helmet rentals, and lesson options will all be purchased through the club at a group rate. There will be an information meeting in November.

Advisors: Ms. Braunagel/Mr. Kousoulas
Location: Room 305/310
S.A.D.D. is a group of concerned students who publicize the dangers of destructive decisions teens face on a daily basis. Informative presentations, guest speakers, and/or handouts are set up by S.A.D.D. members to help educate their peers about the negative effects of alcohol and other drugs. Each year S.A.D.D. organizes a “S.A.D.D. Week,” usually at prom time, with daily activities that focus on under-age drinking and high school drug use. Google Classroom code fqqb7d3

Advisor: Mr. Driscoll
Location: Room 800
Varsity Athletes Against Substance Abuse is a peer-to-peer program in which junior and senior varsity athletes take an oath to remain drug, alcohol, tobacco and vape free. Members are trained to serve as role models for younger children and conduct classroom presentations. Additional activities will be planned as well as program meetings. Juniors and seniors who play at least one varsity sport are eligible.

Advisor: Ms. Stranges
Location: Room 211
The Yoga Club is a club where students become familiarized with all aspects of the yoga practice. They will practice techniques during the club sessions, but also leave with the knowledge and experience to use these practices throughout their daily lives. Students will learn techniques and drive the focus of each week. They will also teach one another the practices that they are learning.