Asian Student Association
solidarity at PAHS, and create a sense of community and belonging. An important priority of the club is to provide a platform for students to speak out on social issues and uplift the Asian community. In addition, ASA aims to celebrate the richness of Asian cultures through celebrating important events and occasions, taking field trips, encouraging cultural exchange, and sharing cultural experiences such as foods, languages, and art. The club is open to everyone looking to embrace Phoenixville’s diversity and share Asian culture. Advisor: Ms. Chen
French Club (Le Cercle Francophone)
The “Cercle Francophone” meets once a month and is open to all students. The purpose of French Club is to explore and learn about the Francophone cultures through presentations and crafts. Other activities and events can include cooking lessons, outings to restaurants, Francophone cinema (Colonial Theatre, Ursinus College French Film Festival), and more. French Club is run by the students in the Société Honoraire de Français (French honor society). Advisor: Madame Gasbara
Global Citizenship
Join the Global Citizenship Club and connect with students from around the world through foreign correspondence! Experience new cultures, share ideas, and build friendships that cross borders. As a global citizen, you'll learn to understand and appreciate diverse perspectives, take action on global issues, and develop the skills to make a positive impact—locally and globally. Being a global citizen means recognizing that we are all interconnected. It’s about showing empathy, respecting different cultures, and taking responsibility for making the world a better place. Whether you’re writing to a student overseas or standing in front of the Eiffel Tower, you’re growing into someone who thinks globally and acts with purpose. Come explore the world—starting right here at your school! Advisor: Mrs. Weinstein
Latin Club
This organization focuses on the ancient Latin language and Greco-Roman culture to anyone interested in the Classics. One doesn’t have to be a Latin student to join the group. The club holds many Roman-style activities, including the celebration of the winter holiday of Saturnalia, the screening of classically-inspired films, Certamen (Greco-Roman trivia competition), Ides of March Festivities, a Roman banquet, and Rome’s birthday in April. The club also strives each year to involve students in the Philadelphia Classical Society’s Latin Week Competition and the Pennsylvania Junior Classical League Convention.
Advisor: Magister Castagna
Spanish Club
Spanish Club
The goal of this club is to further your understanding of the language and customs of the Hispanic world. The club does a variety of cultural activities and games. There will be an opportunity to practice and learn some Spanish. The club meets monthly after school.
Advisor: Mrs. Knaster