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Wayzata High School at sunrise

Wayzata High School

Welcome to TrojanMatch

Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you to the WHS clubs that fit you best.

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Ready to find where you belong at Wayzata?

TrojanMatch is the easiest way to explore every Wayzata club, learn what each one is about, and find the ones that fit you. Take a quick quiz for personalized picks, or browse them all at your own pace.

Every club, fully explained

See meeting times, advisors, what the club actually does, and how to join. Every club's full profile lives in one place, so no club is a mystery.

Miss Back to Business? Still in

You don't have to be in the gym on the right two days. Get every club's complete info and reach out to advisors any time of the year.

Not sure? Get matched

Answer a few quick questions and we'll recommend clubs that fit you, even if you don't know the names of the clubs you'd love yet.

How it works

Three steps to your club

1

Take the quiz

Answer a few quick questions about your interests, goals, and how you like to spend your time.

2

Get matched

We compare your answers to every Wayzata club and rank the ones that fit you best.

3

Get involved

Explore each match to find meeting times and advisors, then show up to your first meeting.

Frequently asked questions

New to Wayzata activities? Start here.

What is the difference between a group and a club?

A student organized group is run by students under Policy 514. It has a faculty supervisor rather than a paid advisor, no budget and no fees, and it cannot use the school or district name.

An official club is school-sponsored. It has a paid advisor whose role is set by the teacher contract, and usually charges a participation fee, though not always. Official clubs have no other revenue sources and do not fundraise.

Many clubs start out as a group and become official once enough students take part. Every listing here is labelled so you can tell which is which.

Why should I join something?

You can take part in dozens of activities and clubs to:

  • Connect with peers who share your interests.
  • Develop skills and have new experiences.
  • Take part in local, state, and national competitions.
Do I have to pay to join?

Official clubs usually charge a participation fee, but not always. Student organized groups have no fees at all. Fees change from year to year, so check with the advisor or supervisor listed on the club before you commit.

How do I actually join?

Most clubs just want you to show up. Open any club on this site to see when and where it meets and who to contact, then go to the next meeting. If you are not sure, email the advisor or supervisor first — they are used to it.

Is the meeting time on here always right?

Advisors, fees and meeting times change from year to year, so treat what you see here as a starting point. Current students can find the latest details in Canvas, the district learning management system for grades 4–12.

Something here is wrong, or my club is missing. What do I do?

Contact the Activities and Athletics Office using the details at the bottom of this page and they can get it corrected.

TrojanMatch

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Activities and Athletics Office

kari.rohrich@wayzataschools.org

763-745-6621

4955 Peony Lane, Plymouth, MN 55446

Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Lots of students join clubs to try out a career path before college. Pick the fields you're curious about and we'll weigh clubs that give you real exposure to them.

Type your own interests, hobbies, goals, or the job you dream about, separated by commas. We'll factor these into your matches too.

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TrojanMatch

Every Wayzata club, matched to you.

Contact us

Activities and Athletics Office

kari.rohrich@wayzataschools.org

763-745-6621

4955 Peony Lane, Plymouth, MN 55446

Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Report a bug

Something broken or out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Made by Shaurya Kumar, Nayan Menon, and Aadi Sood

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What is an official club?

An official club is school-sponsored. It has a paid advisor whose role is set by the teacher contract, and it usually charges a participation fee, though not always. Official clubs have no other revenue sources and do not fundraise.

Many clubs begin life as a student organized group and become official clubs once enough students take part.

What is a student organized group?

The "Student Organized Group" label describes how an organization is structured and funded. Student interest groups are student-led and operate under Policy 514. They have a faculty sponsor but no paid advisor, no budget, and no fees, and can't use the school or district name. Official clubs are school-sponsored with a paid advisor and often a participation fee. Groups can become clubs with enough sustained participation. Policy 514
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