Community

Key Club Cleans Up The Community

The Westlake High School Key Club is doing big things even in Saint Mary's county. On Saturday, September 19th, the Westlake High School Key Club participated in the Greenwell State Park Clean-up along with other Key Clubs from Calvert, Charles, and Saint Mary's counties. This is a yearly clean-up project that consists of students and volunteers picking up trash, painting signs, and other conversation-minded projects.

The Key Clubbers who participated are:

Tori Wilds	Kevin Diggs	Kevin McKenzie	Tashima Mitchell	Kayla Marshall
Kayla Packard	Tyra McMillian	Tiona Wilkerson	Megan Hill	Walters Suggs

One of the guiding principles of the Key Club is community service whether it is at home or abroad. The Westlake High School Key Club is ready, willing and able to serve the school, community, and the nation. If you have any questions for and requests of the Westlake High School Key Club, please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Sanford, Mrs. Gray, or Mr. Dibella.

WOLVERINE AND KEY CLUB PRIDE!!!!

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Making Westlake A Greener Place

The Westlake High School recycling program collects recycling from each classroom, office, and common area of the school.The Environmental Club is dedicated to making Westlake a more environmentally friendly school and recycling serves as one of the clubs “go green” programs.The Environmental club works to raise awareness by promoting simple activities that each member of the community can do to limit the degradation of our planet.The Environmental club thinks globally by acting locally here at Westlake.

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Making Art Out Of Trash

    

The National Art Honor Society and the Advanced & AP Art created these recycle and reuse Art projects that won awards for their creativity at the Charles County Fair. Mrs. Marks students selected a famous work of art and each student painted a section on a used, but clean cardboard pizza box. The globe was created to represent the earth and how as a nation we use too many plastic bottles and are polluting the earth. They collected plastic bottles from lunch and secured them in chicken wire placing the large sphere in an old used tire making it look like a snow-globe. This project had and impact on the students when they realized just how much plastic is thrown away each day.

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