A wide range of clubs and organizations help define the culture of Glenbrook North High School. Each club is different and presents unique opportunities for students to show off their talents, connect with fellow students and staff with similar interests, and build leadership within the student body.
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| The After School All-Stars is a club that allows GBN students to tutor, mentor and participate in activities with elementary school students. The GBN students will plan tutoring and activity sessions based on the elementary students' needs. The club meets on a weekly basis & tries to tutor at least twice a month. |
Ms. Manly
smanly@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2565 |
W |
3:00 pm |
IDEA |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| The GBN Black Student Union (GBN-BSU) is a cultural club that aims to spark discussion and awareness about issues affecting the African American community. Our goal is to provide a safe space for students to learn about and explore different perspectives and diverse stories that make up American society. |
Ms. Ilie
silie@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2640
Ms. Jund
sjund@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2636 |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
| ABOUT |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
| Learn how to do calligraphy, drink tea, and hang out with friends. |
Dr. Aschkenase
maschkenase@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2484 |
M or Th
(2x per month) |
After School |
ARC |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
MEETS |
| Circle of Friends is a club open to all GBN students. The purpose of this group is to integrate students with developmental and learning disabilities with peer mentors and non-disabled students. This integration helps foster social growth and friendships within the GBN community. Group activities include attending GBN athletic events, plays, bowling, pizza parties, cookouts and more. |
Ms. Gomez
lgomez@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2662
Mr. Sullivan
dsullivan@glenbrook225.org
847.480.7260 |
Once a month |
| ABOUT |
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TIME |
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Coding club teaches students the fundamentals of computer programming, provides a space to develop coding projects, and our club competes in coding competitions.
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Mr. Goodman
sgoodman@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2681
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Th |
3 p.m. |
A200 |
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What is Color Guard?
Color guard is a co-ed activity comprised of students from all grade levels (9-12) that uses flags, rifles, sabers, and other props, along with dance movements choreographed to the music of the Marching Spartans as well as contemporary music. Members get the opportunity to perform at the home football games, three marching band competitions, parades, and school assemblies.
What if I've never done Color Guard before?
That’s okay! Anyone interested in the performing arts can excel in the color guard program! Many different backgrounds can meld together to become one performing unit. Our team this past year consisted of students with backgrounds in Ice Skating, Dancing, Cheerleading, Acting, Music, Speech, and various other performing entities. So, all types of people are welcome to try out! |
Mr. Tseitlin
mtseitlin@glenbrook225.org |
T Th |
6:00 pm -9:00 pm |
Band room |
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SPONSORS |
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TIME |
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| The club is designed to give students an opportunity to work together to make a difference with regard to environmental issues. Students attain knowledge of pertinent problems in the local and global world and use that knowledge to seek solutions. |
Ms. Ludolph
aludolph@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2623
Mr. Kallay
jkallay@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2646 |
T |
3:00 pm |
A204 |
| ABOUT |
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TIME |
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GBN E-sports Club is for students who enjoy playing multiplayer video games. E-sports club is perfect for you if you love hanging out with friends or competing against other students. Some of the games we play are Overwatch, League of Legends, Super Mario’s Smash Bros and many more.
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Mr. Romito
aromito@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2413 |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
| ABOUT |
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MEETS |
| This club is open to all students. The purpose of Friends & Company is to help facilitate interactions between students with disabilities and their non-disabled friends by participating in extra curricular activities both within the school and with the community. You will participate in one school & one community-related activity per month. |
Ms. Wallis
awallis@glenbrook225.org
847.831.5100 ext. 2447 |
Twice a month |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
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Foreign Film Club (FFC) uses foreign films to introduce the Glenbrook community to Afro-Eurasian history, current society, and film productions. While comparing these films styles to Hollywood produced films for cinematic based discussions. We will also share their symbolic meanings and their reflection to international society today.
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Mr. Keeler
tkeeler@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2439 |
Fri
(1st & 3rd) |
3:10 pm |
A220 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| The Future Educators of America provides high school students with opportunities to explore teaching as a career option and to gain a realistic understanding of the nature of education and the role of the teacher. All students are welcome. |
Ms. Basford
sbasford@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2555 |
W
(every other week) |
7:15 am |
C104 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| GBN Stage crew is the social group for GBN students who are interested in working on stage crew for assemblies, concerts, school productions and special events that occur in the CPA. Our goals are to promote the Fine Arts by providing Technical support for all events in the CPA and recruiting students to be involved in our activities. We also promote learning technical theatre by attending local productions, and workshops and build camaraderie among all fine arts students by sharing technical theatre with them. |
Mr. Monaghan
jmonaghan@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2430 |
M |
3:00 pm-5:00 pm |
CPA scene shop |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| The GSA is a social and social action club whose goals are: awareness, visibility, and action. Our mission is to improve the quality of acceptance and awareness at GBN for all students & make it a safe place both emotionally & physically for all students regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. GSA is open to all students. |
Mr. Knapp
sknapp@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2697 |
W (twice a month) |
3:00 pm-4:00 pm |
A208 |
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SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| The club responds to human rights abuses throughout the world through public awareness activities & letter writing campaigns. At club meetings, students inform one another about significant human rights violations around the world through newspapers, magazines & their own research. Students discuss ways in which they can influence officials to take action to protect the rights of all individuals in all places. |
Mr. Grimaldi
jgrimaldi@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2641 |
Th |
7:15 am |
A204 |
| ABOUT |
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TIME |
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GPS provides a forum to explore global issues through scientific discourse. Meetings involve hands-on science experiments followed by discussion/application of the concept in past, present or future. For example, investigating a chain reaction and relating to how a chain reactor works in a nuclear power plant. Discussion revolved around past nuclear accidents and whether nuclear power should be a part of our global transition away from fossil fuels.
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Ms. Ludolph
aludolph@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2623
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T
(Alt) |
3:00 pm |
B118 |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
| Humble to One is an organization for all students who are interested in learning about Christianity to come together in a time for fellowship, Bible studies, outreach, and more. The purpose of this group is to strengthen the Christian community at Glenbrook North and encourage students who share similar beliefs to come together in their faith. |
Ms. Sit
jsit@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2495 |
Th |
3:00 pm |
A226 |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
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High Energy Physics Club is for students interested in doing research on cosmic rays using the school’s detectors. This is part of a world-wide network of over 200 schools involved in this collaboration. Activities include experiment design and execution, discussions of high energy physics, guest speakers, and possible tours of other high energy physics laboratories. This is open to all students, and there are no prerequisites.
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Mr. Valsamis
avalsamis@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2618 |
W |
3:00 pm |
B126 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| The Hellenic Club is a student-sponsored club, open to all. The focus of the club revolves around developing an appreciation for the Greek Culture. The Hellenic Club stresses a relaxed atmosphere, which is geared towards a fun experience for all. Activities include charity projects, movies, cultural discussions, and excursions such as dinner at a Greek restaurant, among other pursuits. |
Ms. Houmpavlis
khoumpavlis@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2255 |
W
(twice a month) |
7:15 am |
A138 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| The Interact Club, affiliated with Northbrook Rotary, is a service organization serving both the school and the community. This club is open to all students. |
Ms. Rose
crose@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2413 |
Th
(every other) |
7:05 am |
B100 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| Intramural sports are open to all students throughout the school year. There are both team and individual activities students can choose from that take place after school or early in the evening. Intramurals consists of basketball, flag football, softball, bowling, volleyball, racquetball, table tennis and many more sports. |
Mr. Ruppert
bruppert@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2538 |
M |
3:30 pm |
Varsity Baseball field |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
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Italian Club celebrates and promotes Italian and Italian-American cultures, knowledge of Italy and its customs and people.
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Mr. Timmer
ntimmer@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2480 |
T
(alt) |
3:00 pm |
A226 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
| Jewish Learning Club/Israeli Culture Club is an organization for students of similar beliefs to engage in conversation, food and games. The purpose of this group is to encourage and enrich one another through a support group of fellow peers in shared faith. |
Mr. Perez
rperez@glenbrook225.org
847.509.3421 |
W |
3:00 pm-4:00 pm |
A120 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| Key Club, affiliated with Kiwanis International, is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. What makes Key Club so successful is the fact that it is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through serving others. This organization serves both school and community. The club is open to all students. |
Ms. Bucklin
bbucklin@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2660
Ms. Ruesch
lruesch@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2453 |
W
(Twice per month) |
7:10 am |
Little Theater |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| Kids 4 the Cure is a club that raises awareness about cancer. Our goal is to engage students in volunteer opportunities in the GBN and Northbrook community in order to show our support of anyone impacted by cancer. Our club has made ribbons, attended charity walks, and passed out sunscreen to promote our cause. Students who want to make a difference in the lives of others are welcome to join. |
Ms. Vogg
avogg@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2521
Mrs. Bauer
cbauer@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2613 |
W
(monthly) |
3:00 pm |
Science Resource Center |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
MEETS |
| The Newcomers Club is an organization that welcomes new students to GBN. Students involved with the club assist, orient and familiarize new students with the academic, activity and athletic life at GBN. This club is open to all students. |
Mr. Niemiec
cniemiec@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2679 |
Bi-weekly |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
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| Open Forum educates members on local government and encourage government action by students. All walks of life can speak their opinions and beliefs, creating inter-dialogue between the club’s members. |
Ms. Jund
sjund@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2636 |
T
(every other) |
3:00 pm |
A208 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
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TIME |
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The purpose of the Pan-Asian Student Society is to allow Glenbrook North
students the opportunity to learn more about the diverse array of Asian cultural traditions and to facilitate an appreciation for both the connections as well as the uniqueness that East, Central, and South Asian students represent. |
Ms. Ilie
silie@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2640
Ms. Jund
sjund@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2636 |
Every other Tuesday |
3:00 pm-4:00 pm |
A220 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
P.A.W.S. is committed to fundraising for and learning about humane treatment of animals. Membership is open to all students passionate about animal welfare. We focus on raising school and community awareness about animal cruelty, helping homeless pets, and supporting wildlife conservation.
P.A.W.S. Website |
Mrs. Rogers
rrogers@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2540 |
M (every other) |
2:55 pm |
Green & Gold Conference Room |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
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Poetry Club promotes creativity within GBN and provides a safe space for students to share their thoughts and feelings through words.
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Ms. Galson
kgalson@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2477 |
F
(alt) |
3:00 pm |
ERC |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
Pom Pon Varsity
The Pom Pon squad performs at athletic competitions and assemblies. The members promote spirit and support Glenbrook North activities. All girls are encouraged to participate in clinics and audition in the spring. Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls are eligible.
Pom Pon Junior Varsity
The JV Pom Pon squad performs at athletic competitions and assemblies. The members promote spirit and support Glenbrook North activities. All girls are encouraged to participate in clinics and to audition in the spring. JV Pom Pon is open to freshmen through juniors.
2018-2019 Junior Varsity and Varsity team rosters
Poms 2019-2020 |
Ms. Collins
ngcollins@glenbrook225.org
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T
W
F |
3:05 pm-5:30 pm |
Dance Studio |
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TIME |
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Relay 2018 date: Saturday, June 9-10, 2018
Register as a participant of GBN Relay for Life 2018
Mark your calendars and plan to join us for this fun American Cancer Society-sponsored event which is held on the GBN football field. We raise money for cancer research and resources for patients.
The Relay for Life Committee has begun meeting to plan an excellent event! Come join us to help make the best Relay ever! Join our Google Classroom for updates (code: 1xeye3q).
2018 Event Chairs:
Anna D., senior
Helen E., senior
Anton I., senior
Rhea J., senior
Teagan K., senior
Lucky D., junior
Carly H., junior
Riley M., junior |
Ms. Vogg
avogg@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2521 |
W (monthly) |
7:15 pm |
Library |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
| Save a Child's Heart is an Israeli based humanitarian organization that saves the lives of kids with congenital heart disease from the Middle East, Africa, and parts of Europe and Central America, in countries where the heart surgeries children need are unobtainable. Thousands of children are alive today because of this organization's fundraising. |
Mrs. Newburger
knewburger@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2422 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| This club is designed to meet the needs of students interested in doing investigative and exploratory work in areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Student activities have included construction of robotic vehicles, rockets, competitive projects and research partnered with NASA, MIT, and other organizations. The club is open to all students and meets weekly. |
Mr. Borowicz
jborowicz@glenbrook225.org
Mr. DiCristofano
adicristofano@glenbrook225.org |
Th |
3:05 pm |
B132 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
MEETS |
| Best Buddies International is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating opportunities for one-to-one friendships for students with disabilities. Best Buddies pairs students with challenges in one-to-one friendships with their non-disabled peers. Both students matched in the friendship are asked to maintain weekly contact, spend time with their Buddy twice a month, and attend all chapter activities and fundraisers. Meetings are held monthly after school; events are scheduled monthly. Executive Board Members meet bi-monthly. |
Ms. Scott
mscott@glenbrook225.org
847.509.7243
Mrs. Schneider
kschneider@glenbrook225.org
847.509.3425 |
Monthly for meetings & events |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
Spartan Medical Club is for anyone interested in learning about the field of medicine.
The club meets twice a month throughout the school year for AM meetings, and our events consist of invited clinical speakers, hands-on activities, and/or trips to local hospital or clinics. |
Ms. McDonaugh
mmcdonaugh@glenbrook225.org
847.509.4082
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Th (Bi-monthly) |
7:10 am |
B101 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSORS |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
Spartan Spirit Squad is a great way for students of all grade levels to get involved at Glenbrook North. We are a club that focuses primarily on bringing school spirit and support to ALL activities and athletics at Glenbrook North. Some of our functions include: Down to the River Boys, Bucket Boys, and of course the Spartan Army! We are a constant presence around the school especially on Green and Gold Friday's where we often have spirit stations to get ready for the weekend events! If you're looking for a fun, energetic and easy way to meet new friends and "satisfy your soul" then join the Spartan Spirit Squad!
Fans:
Follow us on Twitter
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Instagram
Students:
Get "Reminded" on the Remind app
Game of the Week Schedule
Spartan Fight Song
Hail to the Spartans
Hail to the Green and the Gold
With courage and might
We enter the fight
Always brave and bold
YOU – RAH – RAH
Hail to the Spartans
United in spirit are we
Smash the foe you Spartans
Go on to Victory!
V-I-C-T-O-R-Y
Victory – Victory
Glenbrook High! |
Ms. Carranza
lcarranza@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2513
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F |
7:10 am |
E100 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
DAY |
TIME |
LOCATION |
| Spartans Inspire is an organization dedicated to strengthening the GBN community. Members meet weekly to plan fun events and activities which promote compassion, acceptance and healthy decision-making among students and staff. Spartans Inspire work together with other organizations at GBN like Operation Snowball and the Student Assistance Program to make GBN a healthier, happier and more positive community for everyone. |
Mr. Edison
wedison@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2663 |
W |
7:10 am |
F205 |
| ABOUT |
SPONSOR |
Student Advisory Board consists of students from each grade level, who meet with the principal, Dr. Finan, to discuss school issues and events. A set time during the school day is scheduled where students have the opportunity to dialogue with Dr. Finan and one another. Members become familiar with current plans of the administration and provide feedback. The meetings also act as a question and answer period for students to clarify any issue that is unclear and helps the principal get student input on important student concerns. Members of this club are spokespersons for their GBN peers and take on the responsibility of informing the student body of current plans and changes discussed in meetings. The Advisory Board meetings are open to all members of the student body. The Board currently consists of approximately 30 members who are asked to make every attempt to attend all meetings.
Student Advisory Board Application |
Dr. John Finan, Principal
jfinan@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2400 |
| ABOUT |
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TIME |
LOCATION |
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Women in Engineering is dedicated to promoting women engineers and scientists as well as inspiring girls at GBN to follow their academic interests to a career in engineering.
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Ms. Rose
crose@glenbrook225.org
847.509.2413 |
W
(alt) |
7:00 am |
B100 |