It’s important to give students a chance to interact outside of the classroom and extracurricular activities and organizations are a great way to do that.
Ella T. Grasso Technical High School has a wide range of options including everything from student council and National Honor Society to True Colors.
Current Clubs and Activities
Advisor
Christopher Jones
Class Officers
President: Yira Colon, Electrical
Vice President: Coriana Lindeborg, Guest Services
Co-Treasurers: Kyra Cho, Culinary Arts & Jessica Joseph, Guest Services
Co-Secretaries: Taqiyy Bates, Guest Services & Carson Rowley, Mechanical Design and Engineering Technology
Social Media Advisors: Paola Nieves, Plumbing and Heating, Sanaa Jackson Plumbing and Heating, Julius Washington, Guest Services, & Zamir Foy, Guest Services
Advisor
Jose Rios
Class Officers
President: Justice Patterson & Ashton Jordan
Vice President: None
Treasurer: Xavion White
Secretary: Marcus Guerrero
Advisor
Regina Jarzabski
Class Officers
President: Jude Wilson
Vice-President: Isabelle Soto Valentin
Secretary: Ariela Corchesne
Treasurer: Sarah Edwards
Executive council: Adeline Burnett, Ryder Elliott, and Amara-Kate Bryan
Advisor
Jose Rios
A club dedicated the the Autobody trade and appreciation for cars.
Advisor
Amy Leigh
A club dedicated to the study of Black and Latino History and Culture.
Advisor
Gregg Antoch
The CIAC’s Class Act Schools initiative is designed to empower schools and particularly students to take ownership for all issues related to sportsmanship within the athletics department.
Doing so includes striving to follow an established set of guidelines for behavior at sporting events and create a student-led group to monitor and address sportsmanship concerns within the school.
The Class Act Council here at Grasso Tech will be the primary way that sportsmanship will be promoted and encouraged.
Council Members
- Yira Colon-Brito
- Samantha Garcia
- Anne Guadard
- Ryan Gemaly
- Gabe Grossman
- Damarr Mangan
- Damir Mangan
Advisor
Patrice Granatosky
Interact is Grasso’s service club sponsored by the Groton Rotary. Interact’s name is a combination of the words international and action. Interact’s global youth network is dedicated to community and international service. Every Interact club project, great or small, has a lasting impact on society worldwide.
Grasso Interact has three annual projects, plus other projects as determined by the members. Our annual projects are the holiday toy drive for Toys for Tots; Restock the Locker Food Drive to benefit the Gemma Moran United Way Food Bank; and a collection of toiletries for the Haitian Health Foundation in Jeremie, Haiti.
Membership is open to all grades. Join us to make a difference in your world!
Leadership Team
- Cianna Fasano, Kelsie Miller, Aaron Rios, Clover Ywarsky
* leadership team (active for multiple years and leaders of our projects) - David Adams
- Jaime Albino-German
- Vera Lynn Bonville
- Olivia Carey
- Vincent Carmine
- Irismar Colon-Vega
- Avery Denis
- Cianna Fasano
- Owen Freeman
- Noah Galingan
- Samantha Garcia
- Anne Gaudard
- Hannah Hallisey
- Elvis Herrera
- Isabella Hunt
- Mia McBride
- Olivia Melton
- Everett Mierta
- Kelsie Miller
- Marianna Respol
- Aaron Rios
- Ziana Rodriguez
- Isabella Romero-Cruz
- Ophilia Tillman
- Poet Viera
- Clover Ywarsky
Advisor
Sandi Jameson
NHS Officers
President: Olivia Melton
Vice-President: Ashton Jordan
Treasurer: Jessica Joseph
Secretary: Ophilia Tillman
The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921.
At Grasso Tech, NHS members provide service to the school and community. They volunteer at local events, such as Open House and Freshmen Orientation. They also facilitate four blood drives at the school each year. Students also need to maintain personal service logs and high standards of scholarship, leadership and character.
Application Process
NHS Requirements for 2025-2026 applicants
- Scholarship
- Current Grade 10 – cumulative GPA through 3rd MP = 93 or higher
- Current Grade 11 – cumulative GPA through 3rd MP = 90 or higher
- Leadership
- Serve at least one role as a leader in school or outside of school
- Must give a reference
- Community Service
- A minimum of 10 hours of community service over the past year (Mrs. Jameson has log sheets in Rm 224)
- Must give a reference
- Character
- Your academic teachers, shop instructors, administration and the committee must agree that you display positive character traits
- Disciplinary record will be examined for each student
Current Members:
David Adams
Vera Lynn Bonville
Bianca Bracamonte
Kyra Cho
Yira Colon-Brito
Ethan Dion
Dustin Dussault
Charles Elliott
Samantha Garcia
Anne Gaudard
Marcus Guerrero
Alina Guzman Almonte
Janyia Harrigan
Zeke Hunt
Bryce Jameson
Ashton Jordan
Jessica Joseph
Faysha Langston
Kyle Marquardt
Olivia Melton
Stephen Montanari
Justice Patterson
Taylor Quintin
Carson Rowley
Brendan Sanborn
Lachlan Singer-Johnson
Ophilia Tillman
Alexander Yon
Advisor
Sandi Jameson
Grasso Tech has a STATE leader in the house!
Congratulations to Vera Lynn Bonville, officially serving her 2nd year as a SkillsUSA STATE Officer!
Selected from over 30 candidates at Fall Leadership — a HUGE accomplishment.
We’re so proud of you, Vera! 
2025-2026 Officers
- Vera Bonville
- Zeke Hunt
- Xavion White
- Marcus Guerrero
Advisor
Chris Jones
The Student Council represents the voice of the students in the democratic management of student affairs at Grasso Tech. It is the organization through which the administration, faculty and staff as well as the student body cooperate in addressing the concerns of the school.
Council Members
Paul Asalde
Zoey Audoin
Kylah Barrett
Taki Bates
Nylah Batista
Vera Lynn Bonville
Kaya Brown
Amara-Kate Bryan
Adeline Burnett
Rashiem Caldwell
Analia Castillo
Victoria Charles
Akayla Chery
Kyra Cho
Lali Crews
Crisbel De La Cruz
Sophie De La Rosa
McKenna DeCora-Gaetano
Scarla Estrella Nunez
Nenaisa Figueroa
Roselyn Flores
Zamir Foy
Grace Garcia
Wyatt Goulart
Marcus Guerrero
Angel Hernandez
Nevsh Hernandez Vega
Ashton Jordan
Jessica Joseph
Anthony Kirk
Jesse Kruger
Amsley Landestoy
Israel Liebig
Coriana Lindeborg
Marissa Martin
Zanyah McLish
Paola Nieves
Chazelyn Osborn
Shia Pascal
Justice Patterson
Jheybel Pena
Keyshia Pena
Taylor Quintin
Maria Ramirez
Evelyn Ramos
Trinid Ravel
Yineliz Santiago
Chace Schroeder
Isabelle Soto Valentin
Eian Tolbert-Post
Ezabella Vazquez
Malani Valez-Thomas
Judney Vilxama
Jackson Warner
Julius Washington
Brielle White
Xavion White
Advisor
Jennifer Clement
Student mentors are seniors that serve as mentors to the incoming ninth grade students. Their responsibilities include working with the teachers during the ninth grade orientation on the first day of school and meeting with their orientation groups regularly during the school year. During orientation, the mentors help the students get to know each other, discuss with them the differences between high school, and middle school and teach them about the important elements of Grasso Tech.
During the school year, the mentors are asked to revisit their orientation groups several times during the school year in order to facilitate discussions around predetermined topics. Their main role is to be positive, reliable role models for the ninth graders. They provide a much needed student connection and help the freshmen make a successful transition to Grasso Tech by making them feel welcome, answering their questions, and sharing their experiences with them.
Mentors
Bonville, Vera Lynn – PH
Colon-Brito, Yira – EL
Flores, Roselyn – BT
Gemaly, Ryan – MD
Harrigan, Janyia – IT
Hunt, Isabella – MD
Melton, Olivia – WD
Muirhead, Jada – EL
Ramos, Evelyn – CR
Rowley, Carson – MD
Santiago, Yineliz – DM
Tillman, Ophilia – WD
Advisor
Dave Ogden
Students for Recovery is a student-run program based on three pillars; Support, Awareness, and Advocacy, created to normalize and bring awareness to recovery as well as to provide a safe program for high schoolers to ask for help.
To date, they have successfully brought the community together, which includes Grasso Tech students, at their annual Recovery Fest and Recovery Summit. Currently, they are working towards opening a student-run wellness center to create a physical safe place and an opportunity for change.
Membership is open to all grades. Join to make a difference!
Club Members
Adianys Acevedo-Aponte
Nicole Alva Pena
Taylyn Ashcraft-Hansen
Vera Lynn Bonville
Nicole Botelho
Kiera Brown
Victoria Charles (secretary)
Lali Crews
Elisse Erazo
Roselyn Flores
Kaya Giesing
Marcus Guerrero (sophomore representative)
Alina Guzman Almonte
Ruby Hawk (sophomore representative)
Neysh Hernandez Vega
Elvis Herrera
Ashton Jordan (vice president)
Danayah King
Kyle Marquardt
Olivia Melton
Shia Pascal
Nathaniel Pascal-Figueroa
Taylor Quintin (president and junior representative)
Aaron Rios (senior representative)
Carson Rowley
Elijah Virgo
Xavion White (secretary)
Hannah Winn (freshman representative)
La Mya Yeung
Advisor
Shawn Carpenter
The video game club is open to all students at Grasso Tech. Members discuss the latest games and consoles in addition to playing each other on the big screen! The club meets on Fridays after school from 2:05 to 4:00 in the Information Technology Trade Area. Students are encouraged to bring consoles, controllers and games to connect to Smartboards and play with other students. All games need to be school appropriate.
New members can attend free for their first visit, while returning members must pay $1.00.
Schedule
Dues are $1.00
Schedule for 2026: Most Fridays from 2:05 PM to 4:oo PM – Keep an eye on the Digital Signage
Barring School Calendar Changes or Advisor availability issues.
Changes will be communicated
Officers
President: David Adams ’26
Vice President: Desmond Huff ’27
Secretary: Alexander Obuchowski ’28
Treasurer: Alexander Yon ’27
Current Members
David Adams
Matthew Chapman
Desi Huff
Jayden Wreede
Noah Murray
Kyle Marquardt
Nicole Alva
Elisse Erazo
Lali Crews
Ruby Hawk
DeAndre Ward
Daniel Brown
Alex Perez
Advisor
Chris Jones
This club is made of a team of juniors and seniors who are passionate about producing The Aquila – the annual Grasso Tech yearbook. Students who are skilled at graphic design, photography or writing can join.
Interested in Joining the Yearbook Staff? See Mr. Jones.
