University High School 2023 FALL Club List

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Academic Decathlon is great for developing strong reading and memorization skills, becoming part of a team, and having fun winning.

Academic Decathlon (more commonly known as aca deca) is an academic competition with ten subjects that students from across Orange County, California, and the United States compete in. Our goal as uni is to win as many medals as possible both in Orange County and in state.

Tuesday, Wednesday

We meet outside of school when we compete which takes place on one Saturday for the Orange County competition and four days for the state competition.

Christopher Esposito

Got questions about faith or God? Looking for Christian friends and an encouraging community? Or just a safe space to come during lunch? All have access!

Access Christian Club's purpose is to gather students that want to explore and show God's love to others. We want to create a space for students to learn about the Christian faith and the Bible, and also provide fellowship, fun activites, discussion, and guest speakers. Our goal is to build a community where students can grow in knowing Jesus, share their faith, and positively influence each other and the campus.

Ms. Valerie Thompson

Spread the world of art through community service and love

Access To Art serves to spread art throughout our community, and to introduce everyone with an exploration of artistic talents through community work with children, and also interactive lessons on campus.

Community Service

Our club meets outside of school hours when there is an volunteer event at local libraries. The time of the volunteer event varies based on the schedule of libraries, and only club members that signed up for the certain art lesson would be there.

Do YOU want to stay up-to-date on current events regarding racial justice? Would YOU like to learn about different cultures through films and food? Are YOU a passionate ally for racial equity? Come join the talk at All for BIPOC!

The purpose of our club is to provide an environment in which cultural appreciation is spread and students are educated on current events regarding racial equity. We hope to create a safe and inclusive place for students of all backgrounds, amplify minority voices, and celebrate diversity. UHS All for BIPOC will promote advocacy in events regarding racism to inspire change in the community, starting at the school-wide level.

Our board will often meet biweekly to discuss plans/presentations for future meetings based on the current news, brainstorm ideas/ways to contact professors that specialize in educating on racial equity. We frequently strive to provide more educational opportunities for our club members.

Interested in publishing a book featuring you? ASHA is the perfect club for you! If you are interested in either architecture, science, history, and art, you are in luck; discover and dive in depths into your interests, and earn a chance to leave a name on a book!

ASHA's all about giving students the chance to dive into architecture and explore its amazing design and scientific aspects. Our main project focuses on publishing a textbook composed of questions and answers related to architecture; students in our club all earn the opportunity to leave a name on a book!

We don't particularly aim to meet outside of school hours.

Minwoo (Kevin) Choi, Cyrus Moussavi

Michelle Benham

Love art? Love STEM? Join Art and STEM Perspectives to find out the spicy intersections between these two subjects through rad hands-on activities!

Our objective is to inform and broaden members’ understanding of connections between visual art and STEM through presentations and hands-on demonstrations. Art and STEM Perspectives seeks to inspire members’ as artists, scientists, and as thinkers across different realms.

Wendy Cao, Kristine Lu

Susanne Fitzpatrick

We want to empower girls in STEM by educating the general public and helping to build interests and knowledge in STEM through events hosted by club members!

The AscSTEM nonprofit organization has already hosted many other events, and we want to expand our purpose even more by starting a branch at Uni. Our mission is to empower girls and gender minorities to pursue careers in STEM. Through innovative programming, mentorship, and community building, we aim to not only create opportunities and resources for girls, but also promote more inclusive mindsets and open new avenues for success in STEM. The main goals of this club would be to educate the general public and school community about the underrepresentation faced by girls in STEM, the STEM career paths one can go down, and many other topics through events hosted by club members; not only will members earn volunteer hours, but they will also learn what it is like to plan events on a large scale while fighting for a cause they care about.

Community Service

Wednesday, Outside of School

Every Three Weeks

A portion of the planning for these events might have to happen outside of school, and this could potentially include contacting speakers, creating scripts and questions, and presentations for our events, if it does not happen during school meetings.

Empowerment through education, healing through support! We are a group of young and passionate high schoolers dedicated to bringing out the kindness in our community and providing intellectual resources to new immigrants who are yet familiar with the American culture and language.

Ask Us Another is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization aiming to provide translated positive news and academic assistance to empower underrepresented communities. The club translates positive English news into various foreign languages in order to help immigrants and those whose primary language is not English to spread positivity.

Community Service

https://askusanother.org/

The ASL club is the only club on campus that teaches ASL, works with DHH students and famous artists to paint our school, and creates murals around campus. Our work makes all individuals on our campus interact together to create people memories to captivate all the achievements of the DHH community. The ASL clubs make UNI united as a whole.

Our club's main goal is to make UNI students get involved with the DHH community on the campus. The club aims to get involved with the DHH community by learning ASL, learning about their culture and past achievements.

Maria Abdelmesih

Ms. Arguilez & Mrs. Drago

Want to have a “stellar” time learning about outer space? Then you’re in the right place! Join the UHS Astronomy Club!

The UHS Astronomy club serves as a welcoming place for any and all UNI students to join, regardless of prior experience, to talk about all subjects of astronomy and astrophysics that interest them. The club is student led, and each weekly meeting involves presentations, astronomy-themed games, documentaries, fun movies, and possibly field trips and the UHS Astronomy Night!

We do not meet outside of the school hours for the time being.

we're mixing up delicious treats to create a sweeter world. Get ready to make a change, one bake sale at a time, all while making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Come be the icing on our cake and bake for a better tomorrow!

The Bake for the Batter Club is a community service club. Our mission is to spread the joy of baking while creating a meaningful impact to the community by donating funds directly to charity. We will host bake sales monthly to the UHS student body, UHS staff, and to other Orange County residents.

Community Service

Every Three Weeks

Nika Ghassvarian, Raon suh

The Band Executive Council does not have an open admission. All members of Band Executive Council must be a member of the University High School Marching Trojan Regiment, and be able to attend the club’s meetings. In order to become a part of it, one must either run for an officer position in May, or be interviewed during the year for appointment. All grade levels are welcome to apply for Band Executive Council, and there are no membership fees.

Band Executive Council’s responsibility is to provide the University High School Marching Trojan Regiment, Bands, Color Guard, Percussion Ensembles, and Jazz Ensembles with a fulfilling, memorable experience. This includes, but is not limited to, on and off school fundraisers, gifts to the program, recruitment, and outreach events. In addition, the Band Executive Council serves as a representative body of the Band and Color Guard to the rest of University High School. Band Executive Council has the duties of publicizing all Band and Color Guard events to the school through social media alongside posters.

Club meets outside of school hours to prepare fundraisers and merchandise.

Henkka Bosworth

Christine Maneewongwathana

With best buddies,

Best buddies eats lunch and spends time with the special needs community in school. We spend the whole lunch every tuesday talking and bonding with the buddies.

Community Service

Kim Sooahn, Kristen La

Want to find new music for yourself? Confused about the meaning of your favorite songs? Well, Between The Lyrics can answer both of those questions plus more!

Between the Lyrics focuses on expanding our members' knowledge of music along with helping create bonds between students with similar music tastes. Additionally, our club teaches its members on how to analyze and process music in methods that assist in understanding a song. Our club emphasizes the collaboration of its board members and its club members to have everybody learn something new about the music they like or the music they recently found. This club ultimately plans to reach beyond a regular club and attempts to spread our passion of music all around.

Our club does not consistently meet outside of school hours.

Cody Cascalla, Winston Zhou

Hey there, future bookworms and literature enthusiasts! Are you tired of reading alone, or do you just want to share your latest literary obsessions with fellow book lovers? Look no further than Between the Pages. Dive into lively discussions over topics like women empowerment, the freedom to read, or any other topic that stirs up your interest---because after all, it's YOU guys who choose our next books! Between the Pages also offers service hours to help out in the library, helping out the community that helps you back. It's good to read, but tomorrow come lead!

Between the Pages is a welcoming community that encourages students to think deeply, nurtures curiosity, and provides a space for peers to grasp the social and political messages relevant books have to offer in society. Not only does Between the Pages promote reading—a hobby that benefits not just school but daily life, the club also tries to help students figure out their interests and explore deeper perspectives of the world we leave in. Topics about each book will also be discussed monthly, and blogs will also be managed. Between the Pages also allows for any student in UHS to help out in the library’s needs and learn management skills whilst working with others.

Tina Aali, Chloe Schiffman

Dominic Fratantaro

Are you often confused by the different calls and songs in your backyard? Are you often sad because you can not identify that one bird you saw? UHS Birding Club is the perfect club for you!

The UHS Birding Club aims to raise awareness of the birds of the world and promote bird conservation. The main way we will achieve this is through working with conservation organizations and presenting free online lessons and in-person field trips for younger learners from elementary schools around the nation. Every week, members will learn and teach areas of ornithology, the study of birds, that they are interested in. We will have monthly online lessons, guest lectures, and field trips to introduce the countless amazing organisms for future ornithologists!

We have monthly field trips.

https://linktr.ee/uhsbirdingclub

“united voices making one sound for peace, unity and change”

my goal is to raise awareness and bring unity and be a voice for african American students and bring change. Our purpose is to expand knowledge of african American history and culture also just having a deeper understanding and APPRECIATION for the contributions of african Americans to the world we live in today.

Tuesday, Thursday

Have a thirst for victory? Ever had dreams of becoming the Trojan Uno Champion? Want to show off your poker face? We provide the room and resources, you play. Bring your favorite games and your best friends! Meet someone and try a new game! Play competitively or play casually in a both exciting and relaxed (and airconditioned) atmosphere.

The Board & Card Game Club provides the resources and room for Trojans to both explore and enjoy their hobbies. Bring your best friends or meet someone new; bring your favorite game or try a new one; play competitively or play casually. Everyone and everything is welcome, as we seek to promote our core values of sportsmanship and friendship at Uni.

Henkka Bosworth

UHS Brain Health Club is a community of high school students committed to promoting healthy habits to prevent Alzheimer's and other neuro-degenerative disorders. We believe that by taking care of our brain health, we can improve our overall well-being and academic performance. Join our club to learn more about brain-boosting practices and how to apply them to your life.Club members will meet monthly to explore healthy Sleep, Nutrition, Emotional Well-Being, Exercise, and Cognitive Fitness practices. All students at University High School are eligible to participate in the club. Join the growing movement of Brain Peer Educators.

The mission of the UHS Brain Health Club is to raise awareness of the five Pillars of Brain Health and healthy lifestyle habits for Alzheimer’s Prevention across all age groups. Club leaders are Certified Brain Health Facilitators who will teach our peers at University High School the foundational course and inspire them to feel empowered about their own brain health.Club members will work to bring awareness to communities off campus such as in middle school, elementary schools and at senior centers. Ultimately the goals of the program are twofold, students at University High School will learn how they can prevent Alzheimer’s at an early age but also apply these healthy lifestyle practices to improve their academic and personal life balance.

Community Service

Isabella Mansouri & Kelly Zhang

https://brainhealthuhs.wixsite.com/uhsbh

California Scholarship Federation is an honors society that aims to acknowledge the academic excellence of our student body. CSF holds a two-week registration period each semester, where it collects the transcripts of prospective applicants and evaluates their academic standing. Applicants are required to maintain a certain GPA and pay a nominal fee to enroll, and if they enroll for four separate semesters from their sophomore spring semester to senior year, they are given the prestigious title of “Seal bearer”, or CSF lifetime member.

MPR / College and Career Center

https://uhscsfboard.wixsite.com/uhscsf

https://linktr.ee/UHS.CSF

Need therapy? Try chess.

We aim to provide a stress-free community where players in the student body can spectate, compete, and connect through their common interest in the game. We offer instruction and casual gameplay for students of all skill levels, and seek to provide competitive and flexible opportunities with other chess clubs and associations.

We plan to provide members with the opportunity to play (whether physically or virtually) in local tournaments and casual games.

David Kim, Sudarshanagopal Kunnavakkam

Join Chinese Culture Club and Dive into an Immersive Exploration of Traditions, Food, Language, and More!

Our purpose and objective is to promote Chinese culture and improve the understanding of Chinese culture in our community. This club will provide a means for those interested in Chinese culture to learn more about it and participate in engaging activities once they become a member.

Ready to make a meaningful impact and connect with generations past? Join our club! We send letters to wise seniors in nearby homes, learning from their experiences. Plus, we volunteer at homeless shelters, earning you valuable hours while helping those in need. Join us and be part of something bigger!

The purpose of our club is essentially to provide opportunities for students to communicate and learn from their previous generations. We would do this through a pen pal sort of service, where we work with neighboring resident homes in actually allowing us to send letters and receive letters back. We also work with homeless shelters to provide extra necessities that students can donate, they would get volunteering hours for this.

Community Service

Susann Fitzpatrick

Travel to our nation's capital Washington DC with your DHH friends.

We are a group of DHH Juniors and Seniors who are planning a trip to Washington DC in May 2024. We are learning about the monuments, museums, and buildings in Washington DC in preparation for our trip. We are also involved in fundraising activities.

Breanna Bautista and Melonnie Smith

Jill Young and Jamie Evans

If you love composing music, wants to know how music is composed or just wants to meet other people who share this interest, then come join us in the Uni Composers Club. We will compose music as a group and share them with others!

The goal of the club is to help students interested in music composition grow their passion as a group by having them work together to compose music that can be shared with others through means such as performance and social media showcase. This club also encourages individuals to express their own understanding and inspiration on composition so that other members can learn from them and improve their composition skills and abilities. Ultimately, this club offers opportunities for its members to improve their compositional skills, express themselves through composition and bond with students of similar interests.

Christine Maneewongwathana

Hello! We are Computer Science Club: a beginner friendly club that allows you to not only gain fundamental knowledge about computer science that will help you in AP computer science classes and national level contests, but also connect you to guest speakers in Google, Facebook, UCLA, and Stanford. This club is a low time commitment: once a week during lunch but high value gain. We hope you consider joining this community!

The main purpose of our club is to spread computer science knowledge and interest throughout the student body through lectures, guest speakers, and interactive projects. We hope to connect students with other likeminded peers and valuable mentors while helping them gain knowledge that is fundamental for the field. We also prepare for a national contest called ACSL that tests computer science information and have placed 9th place(2022) and 5th place(2023).

A community service club while learning a new skill and having fun!

Our club’s purpose is to have fun crocheting and knitting together while also helping the
community through creating and donating useful goods to shelters and organizations in need. Crocheting and knitting is a useful practical skill, as well as a creative outlet that we believe has been under-taught as new technologies and innovations in convenience have rapidly changed society. In this fast-paced present life, though, taking time to crochet and knit can help with stress relief and mindfulness while providing the fulfilment of engaging and benefitting their communities with others.

Community Service

Running might not be fun for everyone, but this club makes it fun.

Raise funds for cross country and track since we do not have a booster program.

Track/Racketball Courts

We will meet before or after practice at 7th period

https://sites.google.com/view/unixctf/home

6460 (we are temporarily using the xc account)

Do you have any writing that you're particularly proud of but fear will remain forever in your Google Drive? If so, now you have the opportunity to showcase your work to the world in our magazine!

The UHS Literary Magazine aims to offer passionate writers the opportunity to have their work published online and in print. Members will get to submit a range of creative works, from poetry to prose, and also learn about the process of publication, including how we organize the print layout and design graphics for each issue.

Grace Stevens, Halle Ewing

https://uhsliterarymagazin.wixsite.com/my-site-1

We convince by our presence - Walt Whitman. Why not start making an impact right now, through CS+Social Good? Learn the steps to change people's lives, and find a community in doing so!

CS+Social Good is a club dedicated to providing service to the community through teaching social entrepreneurship with tinges of computer science. We hope to nurture valuable skills like identifying social needs, developing a formal pitch, and presentation abilities in a hands-on experience - of independent research, business strategy, and technical application.

Community Service

Every weekend for board meetings, and the occasional monthly events outside of school.

Alex Liu, Winston Zhou

linktr.ee/uhscssg

The Cybersecurity club will aim to provide several educational activities and competition guidance for those interested in this field whether as an interest or a potential career path. Cybersecurity is a field of growing opportunity and importance in the digital age. However, as it is rather specialized, it can be difficult to explore by oneself. The club will deliver fun and interactive lectures on cybersecurity concepts, hands-on tutorials in cybersecurity tools, and technical lessons preparing students for different cybersecurity competitions available to high school students, giving them a solid cybersecurity foundation to explore the field.

The Cybersecurity club will aim to provide educational activities and competition guidance for those interested in this field, including:

1. Lectures on cybersecurity concepts: in cryptography, networking, computer hardware, forensics, database management, and ethical aspects.
2. Hands-on tutorials in various cybersecurity tools and methods to secure different digital systems (operating systems, databases, networks).
3. Technical lessons preparing students for cybersecurity competitions (Cyber Patriot, FBLA’s Cybersecurity event, National Cyber Scholarship Competition, CTFs).
4. Discussions regarding current events in cybersecurity and to share experience/resources in cybersecurity competitions.

The club does not meet outside of school hours

Jessie Chen, Nemai Anand

Love to dance and perform? Want to expand your creativity and skills? Join Dance Company!

To have a creative outlet for dancers on campus, preform in shows, and have opportunities to choreograph, and be a part of a variety of dances. This is the higher level dance group on campus, meaning that the focus of our time is on technique, performances, and choreography.

Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Outside of School

During upcoming shows/performances, the dance company will meet for rehearsals/dress rehearsals until the actual show date. Mr. Johnson is present during all of these official meetings.

unidancecompany.org

This club is a highly creative and academic club that makes it very eye catching to colleges. It is also very fun and engaging allowing you to meet new people along your journey. You will travel a lot and often spend a couple days competing with your team against other teams like yours.

The purpose of this club is to foster academic excellence paired with creative thinking and artistic abilities. This club will help think critically in everyday scenarios ranging from problem solving to collaboration. We compete regionally, statewide, and internationally against other teams in various different events seeing as to who made a better solution to an assigned problem.

As the competition is closer students will be required to meet outside school hours.

Adharsh Kamalakkannan

Interested in exploring your creativity, building friendships, and being applauded by adoring fans? Uni's Drama Club provides all three! Drama Club provides opportunities both onstage and off and encourages artistic growth in acting, technical work, writing, and improv.

Drama Club aims to create opportunities for students to grow through performance, production, and leadership experiences. To empower students to share their strengths through creativity in theatre arts.To provide an all-inclusive safe place for students to express themselves creatively.To seek out and publicize new theatrical opportunities to the club members.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

unitheatrearts.org

Our club is dedicated to interacting and bonding with the special needs community for 2 hours weekly, providing 2 and half hours of volunteering hours. We hope you join us to make their dreams come true.

Our club is dedicated to interacting and bonding with the special needs community for 2 hours weekly.

Community Service

We meet weekly on fridays in a office building outside of school for 2 hours.

Luna Sooahn Kim, Jasmine Jung

Come meet new people and make groups to play or discuss any TTRPGs in the Dungeons and Dragons Club! We have all the materials needed and no experience is needed to join, we are happy to teach anyone who would like to join.

To provide a place where anyone can find a group and play or discuss any TTRPGs (Tabletop Roleplaying Games) such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and many other games.

Wednesday, Thursday

Jacob Beddome, Eune Chu

If you join our club, you rock! (get it...)

To encourage and inspire students passionate about geology, meteorology, astronomy, and oceanography. Through lectures, review sessions, and guest speakers, we aim to prepare members for the US Earth Science Olympiad, typically held in March or April of every year.

https://linktr.ee/uhsesclub

Join Eco Club if you're interested in taking sustainable action through hands-on work and community service events!

Eco Club strives to raise awareness for environmental issues and be a force for change on our campus. Every week, Eco Club hosts recycling where we collect, separate, and sell the plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and glass bottles disposed of by our peers. The money earned from our recycling efforts is used to carry out our club mission: to promote sustainability and encourage others to do the same.

Community Service

Eco Club holds volunteer events and restoration projects at the Turtle Rock Nature Center, Huntington Beach Wetlands, and other locations.

https://linktr.ee/uhs.ecoclub

Do you like engineering but don't have a specific field you are interested in then join our club so you can explore engineering and its unique fields.

UHS Engineering Club aims to promote the broad field of engineering. We aim to do this by partaking in competitions and several projects throughout the year. The fields we hope to explore include Civil Engineering(Making Scaled Models of dams etc.), Aerospace Engineering(Model Rockets), and Mechanical Engineering(Making UAVs and other systems). There is no required prior knowledge of engineering every member will be well-informed about our topics. We hope to create an environment where people can work together without feeling restricted by current knowledge.

Hayes Sheldon, Nickolas Lieggi

Students have a one of a kind opportunity to focus on environmental & sustainability issues through EPC. The focus is on education and activism in our community that leads to long lasting changes.

The UHS Environmental Policy Club strives to spark an interest in current environmental discussions and to create a community in which Uni students can collaborate with each other about eco-related passions. Our goal is to provide a space where students are encouraged to plan and take on their own projects to improve our community’s sustainable impact.

Rana Agahi, Skaila Sirdeashpande

https://linktr.ee/uhsen

Welcome to the Envirothon club, where we're not here to bore you with textbooks and lectures – we're here to ignite your passion for the environment and set your spirit for exploration on high gear! Join us and unlock a world of thrilling outdoor adventures, where we're all about exploring nature, tackling the Envirothon competition, and having a blast while making a difference.

Envirothon Club provides students with the opportunity to learn about environmental science topics and participate in the NCF-Envirothon Competition. Additionally, this club aims to provide a community for students with a passion for environmental science. Envirothon club is a gateway for students to become more aware of environmental issues while also developing critical observation and research-based skills. All students who are interested will have the chance to learn and teach peers on environmental science topics, and also be exposed to extracurricular activities.

Passionate about current events? Love public speaking? Enjoy intellectual and respectful conversations? Join Uni Ethics Bowl, a club with 2 national champion and 3 national finalist titles.

Uni's Ethics Bowl Club provides an open discussion space for students to voice their beliefs and engage in important conversations about the complex ethical dilemmas in issues ranging from gun control to alien invasions. We also prepare students to compete in the National High School Ethics Bowl Competition and the Ethics Bowl Case Writing Competition.

Thursday, Outside of School

Practice for upcoming tournaments

Julia Murdock, Chuyi (Elaine) Wang

Do you want to be broke in college and have an awful high school experience? If not JOIN FASHION WITH A PASSION! You get to have fun and all members can qualify for our scholarships!

The purpose of Fashion with a Passion is to express creativity while promoting the different ideas in fashion, the changes of fashion in society, and enhance creative leadership skills. Club members will have the opportunity to learn fashion illustration techniques, various forms of stitches, pattern techniques, fabric quality, and other skills necessary to create original clothing. They will also have the opportunity to earn volunteer hours for different organizations and go on fun field trips as a club!

We do not meet consistently

Become the new CEO of Microsoft!

FBLA is designed to help students learn more about business and economics while exploring their independent interests. Members can compete in a wide variety of competitions, spanning every topic from writing to math to website design, and we travel across the country to participate and win awards. Beyond competitions, we will have workshops and guest speakers featuring business owners, professors, and prominent alumni. It is also one of the biggest clubs on campus, so it is an amazing way to meet new people and establish a community!

Sophia Li, Ian Sun

uhsfbla.weebly.com

Masters of Movie Critiques

Students will arrive in class during lunch, gather together as they review and professionally critique movies and films and their elements used, design processes used and techniques during the filming process and make a conversation with the club about things they enjoy and things they might have done better to improve recognition for talent in movies and production.

Want to make games? Want to learn how? At Game Development Club we make games and we teach you how! NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!!! :D

Game Development Club strives to provide members with a community to collaborate and create games with each other. Our club is split in 4 departments: programming, art, sound production, and game design and we teach you all of them. No prior experience is required.

Nick Vatanshenas

Nicholas Brighton

https://linktr.ee/uhsgdc

LGBTQ+ people are everywhere, in supporting the LGBTQ+ community, you're supporting every community. Join GSA. Be an advocate.

UHS' GSA works to create a safe space / community for all people, LGBTQ+ or not, to meet others and form meaningful connections with. The club works to advocate for the rights and lives of LGBTQ+ people, while normalizing the LGBTQ+ experience.

Sean Allamehzadeh

uniting girls to change the world

Girl Up works too improve the lives of girls world wide and help them get the opportunities and rights they deserve, fostering a new generation of female leaders

Community Service

Every Three Weeks

Mrs. Heather Garcia

https://unigirlup.wixsite.com/home

Embrace the power of unity and athleticism while making a real impact - it's time to make our mark both on and off the field!

The objective of this club is to raise funds so that the Girls Lacrosse program can prosper while creating a safe and welcoming environment for all people to cultivate adoration for lacrosse. The profits made will go towards team apparel and spreading awareness of our sport. Through the use of team bonding and group fundraising, The Girls Lacrosse Club will publicise lacrosse to the student body during fundraising, events, creating a social environment for others and our own members their interest for lacrosse. At the same time, the club will show its continued support for other club activities through the attendance of GOW’s.

Our girls lacrosse team practices on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays during off season and every day during the spring season.

Martin Stibolt and Carlos Lopez

https://l.instagram.com/?u=http%3A%2F%2Funiglax.wixsite.com%2Fhome%2F&e=AT053HLpXJynhTGOPxaP-DF-OIp2TaP2gN_Uog8XNGQHPRBTvB06hYZpoMPRc79n5EhzFsOOPvYChLSpbo00XUKxf3tHQitMfditew

GroupMe, messenger

Make UNI better together through spirit and supporting our Girls Volleyball program!

The Girls Volleyball Club would love to further contribute to the energetic and bonding environment that UNI is attributed with. We fundraise, support, and organize events for the Girls Volleyball program. We will fundraise year-round and have students plan each game and event, unlike what the program has now.

Tuesday, Thursday

We host fundraising activities with our advisor present and probably program/club bonding activities, informally.

Are you eager to dive into the world of coding but unsure where to begin? Are you curious about the boundless opportunities in artificial intelligence? Join us at Girls Who Code! Create your own websites, games, interact with guest speakers, and learn the fundamentals of computer science with us! We welcome everyone, regardless of gender or skill level, and aim to be your supportive coding community.

The objective of this club is to provide computer science education and technology exposure to UHS students. It primarily aims to inspire girls to develop and pursue their interests in computer programming and the STEM fields, but both genders are welcome and club activities will cater to all skill and experience levels. Additionally, this club seeks to bring opportunities outside of the classroom to students in the UHS community through spreading awareness of and helping to organize free coding lessons, hackathons, and summer technology immersion programs.

https://uhsgwc.wordpress.com/

Are you interested in how the brain works? Or rather, just curious about anything remotely neuroscience? If so, the Gray Matter is the club for you. We hold interactive meetings with club members on a myriad of neuroscience topics including neuroethics, neurotechnology, neurological disorders, and more.

Our club is meant to introduce the field of neuroscience to UNI students, as well as prepare them for the International Brain Bee. Each month, we will have a theme covering a specific aspect of neuroscience during our meetings as well as host events as an IYNA, YMAA, and SCYNA chapter.

Tanush Paradeshi, Gel Acabal

Nicholas Brighton

https://tinyurl.com/graymatteruhs

Welcome to the UHS Gundam club where we do everything Gundam! what is a Gundam you may ask, Gundams are robot figurines come and find out in room 522 during our bi-weekly meetings! Everyone is welcome!

The UHS Gundam club welcomes all who are interested in anything Gundam. We build Gundams during club time, talk about the Gundam anime and lore, and create stop motion pictures using the Gundams that we collectively build.

our club stays connected via group chats on instagram, messages, etc.

If you are interested in dance and serving your community, Halo Club is a perfect way to combine your personal passions with your passion for your community!

The purpose of our club is to raise funds and awareness for families with autistic children. Our club uniquely incorporates the art of dance into providing these funds and awareness and we join with schools from all over California in supporting families who are raising children with autism.

Community Service

Our club will occasionally meet outside of school hours to fundraise money to donate to the Halo foundation and other foundations that align with the purpose of our club (autism awareness and financial support for families who need help finding resources). These fundraisers will not be associated with UNI. In addition, we will be taking part in Halo's annual showcase, which will not be hosted at Uni but will include multiple Halo clubs from other schools.

Isabella Veravanich

The History Club is THE place at Uni for people interested in History. Our club will bring fun trivia games, competitions, and help for students with their history classes. The history club is committed to furthering the outreach of history on campus.

The History Club will be a place for anyone interested about history to come together and expand their knowledge. Our weekly meetings will consist of specialized activities and lessons. People can learn more about popular and obscure history topics, or test their knowledge against other fans of History. People who want help in their History classes will also have a place to receive assistance and improve their success. We will host a variety of events out of school as well to amplify everyone's connection with history.

Rustin Jafarkhani, Cedric Lichtsteiner

Are you interested in medicine, public health, or any part of the biomedical sciences? Do you dream of being a doctor and helping to save lives and improve our society? Join HOSA, the only club on campus dedicated to helping future medical professionals and public health workers find their passion.

UHS HOSA prepares future health professionals through competitions and conferences. It also helps to expand the perspective in the medical field, able to communicate with people who work in that field. HOSA introduces opportunities for group volunteering at CHOC Regional Medical Center and St. Jude Medical Center. We will also be providing sessions with MEDSchoolCoach, a virtual shadowing class with videos filmed by medical professionals presenting cases and teaching students the daily basics of life as a doctor, and participants earn one hour of virtual shadowing by completing a quiz after that video. This club will continue to do case studies during biweekly meetings but will encourage more members to attempt to find and present their own.

No, HOSA does not consistently meet outside of school hours.

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The purpose of our club is to familiarize Uni High students with the fundamentals of investing. Our goals are to help students gain insight and experience into the world of finance. Our members will learn about the basics of the stock market (and other investments), study finance and economics, and explore career options in finance. Club members can expect to learn more about making smart financial choices with and from like-minded peers.

What does it mean to be Jewish? Community, culture, and connection. Jewish Student Union (JSU) is an international organization aimed at uniting Jewish youth across the globe while sharing our vibrant, diverse, and unique traditions and culture with those around us. Our UHS chapter is welcoming of ALL individuals, Jewish and not, so come find out! And bring a friend :)

Jewish Student Union seeks to unite and foster the Jewish community at University High School while educating and informing other Trojan Army members of Jewish culture, heritage, and values. Jewish Student Union is a place where we can all come together, share and appreciate the rich vibrant 3000+ year history as a marginalized ethnic, religious, and cultural group.

Naomi Ruhm, Ella Sorkin

Do you have a passion for journalism? Do you like reading or consuming news? Do you want to write for the school newspaper? If you answered yes to any of these questions, than journalism club is for you! Journalism club allows you to participate in the school newspaper and work directly with editors without having to be enrolled in any class!

Journalism Club is a forum for students to actively contribute to the Sword & Shield (UHS's official news publication), if they are not currently enrolled in the Advanced Journalism course. This unique program allows individuals to gain first-hand access to a trained editorial team across numerous different sections (News, Features, Opinion, Arts & Entertainment, Sports, Podcast, Photography and Graphics). Prospective writers can work with editors in their respective sections to produce a piece of writing for the Sword & Shield website, and potentially, for the magazine.

Jonathan Rho, Arjun Gupta

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Jr. NAD is a club that focuses on spreading Deaf awareness, cultural sensitivity and understanding, advocacy, and leadership.

Kimberly Coronado

Salve! Join Latin. We go to Italy.

Uni's Junior Classical League is a local branch of the California Junior Classical League, whose goal is to provide a community for those interested in the Latin language and the classics.

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

Christopher Burke, Miles Hexun

Come join us to cover K-pop dances!

Our club provides opportunities for people to join dances with other students. We work together to learn choreography and formations to eventually perform or film. We also strive to build a community of people who enjoy dancing and share an interest in K-Pop. Through the dances, you can meet new people and build performance experiences.

Our club doesn't meet consistently out of school

Join our club to embark on an exciting journey into the vibrant world of Korean culture! From K-pop to traditional music, and language lessons to community empowerment initiatives, we're here to spread awareness and create lasting connections within the Korean immigrant community. Let's embrace the beauty of Korea together!

Our club aims to spread awareness about Korean Culture, as well as empower the immigrant community. UHS K-Culture Club will start focusing on interesting topics such as K-pop and K-dramas and extend the meetings related to other aspects of Korean culture, such as Korean traditional music, Korean Language, and Korean food. Members will be able to participate in diverse activities such as Korean traditional music projects and Korean-English translation projects. We will also strengthen the Korean immigrant community by giving Korean students the opportunity to participate in the IKPAVC K-Buddy program.

No frog prince guaranteed, but service hours are!

Key Club is a student-led, international service organization that is primarily focused on providing students with opportunities to engage in community service and leadership development. Key Club members work together to make a positive impact in our community through various service projects and initiatives.

Community Service

Club members are able to attend the division council meetings that are hosted by the division level of Key Club every month. It includes monthly recognition awards, bonding with other students from different schools, and small service events. Additionally, UHS Key Club hosts 1 - 2 service events outside of school every month at various locations, including at the beach for beach clean-ups or in our local neighborhoods for bake sales.

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Our club is a chapter of LA Times High School Insider, a website created by the Los Angeles Times to give students a platform to have their voices heard. Club members write articles, make videos, and record podcasts voicing student opinions to upload onto the LA Times High School Insider website.

https://highschool.latimes.com/school/university-high-school-2/

English is hard. Full stop. Though, through, thought, tough, cough, plough, and hiccoughs (albeit British English) all have the same "ough" but are pronounced differently. And that's just the beginning: it's no wonder why English feels so wrong when there are thousands of exceptions. But if you want to learn why English and for that matter, other languages are the way they are, then join the UHS Linguistics club!

As anyone in a relationship will always say, communication is key. However, communication isn't just important in relationships; it's present in all of our societies. How we communicate, what we use to communicate, and why we communicate is ultimately what linguistics is all about and that's what we'll guide you through here at the UHS Linguistics Club!

Aleksandr Naganov

This is a safe space for all people interested in discussing politics! If you would like opportunities to start networking with people in government, this club is for you.

Holding intellectual + friendly discussions/debates regarding political issues; Volunteering work to gain experiences with local congressmen as well as people working in governments such as phone banking; Inviting guest speakers to campus once a semester; Being featured in the upcoming school podcast.

You can't tame the spirit of someone who has magic in their veins

Our Club is intended to teach students how to perform magic, provide a repository of magic-related equipment and knowledge, and ensure that the tradition of magic is not lost. We would like to create a group of strong, entertaining performers who share their knowledge and love for this age-old craft.

Anti-hot cocoa club! Take a gander at our club if you are sick of free hot cocoa as a mental health solution.

March For Our Lives is a national youth-led organization founded in 2018 after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. This organization focuses on the systemic causes of gun violence and takes an intersectional approach to provide resources for a variety of issues relevant in differing areas across the nation. Recognizing the most prominent issues on our campus, our chapter’s goal is to advocate for mental health action to increase the presence of specialists on campus. We aim to use these new resources to promote comprehensive student support and a safe school environment.

Community Service

https://marchforourlives.com/

Hey Trojans! Do you love the ocean and everything that it has to offer? Then come join the Marine Animal Advocacy Club! We will teach you about so many different marine animals and we will play fun games and do activities that provide you with new knowledge of marine life! You will not want to miss out.

The purpose of the Marine Animal Advocacy Club is to educate individuals on marine animal species, spread awareness regarding issues afflicting these species, and encourage members to help protect marine wildlife. Our goal is to get the Uni body excited to learn about marine life and create an army of ocean stewardship experts.

Community Service

We do not have a consistent schedule for outside meetings, however, we will release dates for any volunteering or outreach activities that are coordinated.

Sophie Ghezelayagh

If you like math, perfect, this is the place for you. If you don't, we'll show you that math is cool!

The University High School Math Club seeks to broaden members' scope and appreciation of mathematics and to compete in local and national competitions. Math Club meets the needs of those seeking to expand their mathematical knowledge beyond what is taught in the classroom. Many students (both in and out of the club) participate in the AMC, a national competition. Members join simply for their love of mathematics.

Only some Saturdays for competitions, otherwise no consistent out of school meetings

Kristine Lu, Raymond Luo

Eric Shulman, Eli Youhanna

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Have you ever wondered how mathematical techniques can be utilized in real-life applications? This club brings that notion to life, as we focus on mathematical models that can impact the society around us.

The main purpose of this club is to prepare students to participate in Applied Math/Math Modeling Competitions. For example, there is the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge in March, and also the High School Mathematical Contest in Modeling in November. This club supports a wide range of abilities, from STEM-oriented to humanities-oriented, so no matter what strengths a student may have, this club will be a great fit.

Every Three Weeks, Once a Month

SangHyuk Im, Arjun Gupta

Join us in the library as we dive into what media means for you and the world!

Creative and non-fiction media is more accessible than ever to the newer generation - and for many young people, this can be both enriching and overwhelming. In today's youth and especially in the Uni student base, articles, ideas, stories, philosophies, and media has been viewed in an academic mindset. As such, the Media Studies Club’s primary purpose is to help the student base reframe the book and pen from something that is assigned to something that is gifted - that instead of reading stories and articles for a grade, media can be understood, enjoyed, and created.

Dominic Fratantaro

Be excited to spread kindness and put a smile on someone's face! At our UNI Miracles for Kids club, not only are you able to earn volunteer hours with your friends, but you can also accomplish something meaningful; helping families with critically ill children. We welcome anyone who is willing to help - that means you! ~Be the Miracle*

UNI Miracles for Kids is a community service club that is partnered with a non-profit organization, Miracles for Kids, to help families with critically ill children. This non-profit organization is also unique in and of itself as it provides services to families that they would usually have to go to multiple non-profits to receive, such as: financial assistance, affordable housing, monthly essential need boxes, and wellness and therapy services. By partnering with Miracles for Kids, our club can create a significant impact to the community by allowing Miracles for Kids to not only provide this vast variety of services to those families in need, but to also further their impact and availability to even more families who need them. In addition, we want to allow people to earn volunteer hours while doing something that makes an immediate impact and leaves a lasting impression; through this club, we hope that some people would be able to develop a passion for kindness and for helping others.

Community Service

Every Other Week, Every Three Weeks

We participate in volunteer events at Miracles for Kids' physical location in Irvine and at their Miracle Manor in Santa Ana. At their physical location, we package boxes with kindness cards, toys, and practical supplies, such as wipes, hand sanitizers, and tissues; these "encouragement" boxes are sent to families with critically ill children. At the Miracle Manor, an affordable housing complex near CHOC Hospital, we volunteer to set up activities such as a Movie Night and to play with the kids. These events are usually 1-4 hours.

Blake Baek, Ashton Baek

Mock Trial is a simulation of the American court system. Team members prepare for the CRF Mock Trial Competition and have the opportunity to take on roles such as witnesses and attorneys in fictional court cases. The program provides an educational law-oriented experience to those interested on campus.

Thursday, Outside of School

Mock Trial has a practices each Sunday that last 2 hours.

IT IS Rocket Science and the sky's no longer the limit!

The UHS Rocketry Club promotes aerospace education and an interest in science through the design and construction of model rockets. Our club is formed with the intent of helping students learn how to safely build and launch rockets, while at the same time learning the physics behind them. We will foster creativity and scientific thinking, and give back to the community through volunteering at rocketry-related events and projects. Also, we will be creating a segue into engineering through TARC and NAR.

We're gonna save the world. You're welcome.

Model United Nations (MUN) delegates engage in stimulating debates about international affairs while representing various countries of the United Nations. Delegates at UHSMUN develop their diplomacy, public speaking, and research skills by participating in conferences both in and out of California.

Friday, Outside of School

Around once a month, delegates of UHSMUN attend competitions at regional high schools and colleges on weekends.

Genevieve Oakes

https://uhsmun.com/

Love literature? This is the place for you!

UNI NEHS our school's branch of the National English Honor Society, a network that serves in connecting English students and teachers who have a special passion for language, literature, and writing. We hope to recognize high-achieving students in the English language arts and provide a welcoming community for passionate individuals.

Susanne Fitzpatrick

https://www.nehs.us/

History is Alive! Want to learn in depth about a historical topic of your choice? Research the impact of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring on our environment, the effect of Rosie the Riveter on the postwar United States, and more! Create a 3D visual exhibit, an interactive website. Or become a film-maker with the NHD documentary, act out your topic in a performance, or write a historical research paper like a true historian. Come learn about NHD and other history contest opportunities!

National History Day (NHD) Club serves to pique students in historical research through county, state, and national competitions. This club fosters an academically and intellectually invigorating environment where students are encouraged to create an exhibit, historical paper, documentary, performance, website, or podcast on a historical topic of their choosing in an individual or group setting. NHD creates a community for history lovers at UNI.

https://linktr.ee/uhsnhd

If you love drawing and want to make art friends, or even join the official National Art Honor Society, our club will welcome you with open arms and direct support to join NAHS with lots of artistic perks.

We are an art club full of people who wants to draw, no matter if it's as a hobby or pursuing something greater. Everyone are welcomed to join, draw and help other artists out.

Stop, drop, and fold origami!

The overarching purpose of our club is to teach and share with our students the art of origami and to support our community with origami.

Najat Mazloum, Linda Khalfa

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The purpose of OSO is to spread awareness of the orchestra program by means of concerts, fundraisers, bonding events, and chamber performances. We also support the orchestra program and its endeavors, promote camaraderie amongst members of the orchestra program, and grow an appreciation for music and the arts throughout University High School and the larger community.

Christine Maneewongwathana, Maxwell Lowe

We do lectures, interactive activities, fundraisers, host esports tournaments, and mainly focus on the DIY computer building side of things. One of the core aspects of the club is a PC we continuously upgrade throughout the year with money raised from donations and fundraisers.

Overall our main goal is to introduce the DIY PC building space to people who might not have considered building PCs because of how ‘complex’ it is. We’re on our second year of running since we were founded in 2021, with over 50 club members, and we hope to beat this going into the hundreds. At the end of the day this club is a fun little experiment to see how much money we can raise to continuously upgrade the 'Club PC' we own.

Interest, Academic

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Struggling in your classes? Need some advice? Come to the library after school and we will provide peer tutoring for you - completely free of charge!

Our club is dedicated to provide tutoring services to students and to serve as a resource for academic inquiries. We welcome all students from any academic and educational background and provide a community where students can feel comfortable to ask questions. This is also an environment where students can ask others for help in non-school related topics and find new people to talk to.

Community Service

Our club provides peer tutoring after school everyday in the library from 2:15-4:15. Tutors come on an individual basis and are able to choose their hours and days.

Niloufar Forghani & Shadee Ghiassi

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Join Persian Culture Club, the most cultured cultured club at UHS, experience first hand the diversity of our club and take part in fun filled activities and earn community service hours!

Persian Culture Club aims to celebrate and share the beautiful history and culture of Iran with all UNI students. Our goal is to celebrate Persian holidays such as Nowruz (also known as Persian New Year) and host various other cultural events while educating students about Persian culture. Our club also offers community service opportunities through the International Society for Children with Cancer (ISCC).

Our club does not consistently meet outside of school

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Are you interested in science? Are you interested in learning about how the world works? Do you like to learn new things? If you answered yes to any of these questions, physics club is the club for you! We hold biweekly meetings every Thursday and talk about different topics that will be sure to pique your interest! Make sure to come to our interest meeting on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH in ROOM 707.

The main objective of Physics Club is to promote the exploration of physics among students at University High School. We aim to do this by presenting lectures and demonstrations on intriguing physics concepts. We aim to challenge and develop our members’ problem solving skills by interactively working on a wide variety of physics problems. We hope that these lectures will prepare members for physics competitions or exams. Our ultimate goal, however, is to help our members, regardless of their knowledge of physics, become better thinkers and have a better grasp of the inherent beauty in the physics phenomena that surround us.

We do not plan to do this consistently.

James Shi, Raymond Luo

Pro-political education.
Pro-civic engagement.
Pro-Trojans.

ProTro’s purpose is to empower Uni students by emphasizing each individual’s agency within the larger Orange County community. ProTro will shed light on opportunities available to high schoolers in the 47th Congressional District, such as internships with local politicians, local leadership committees, and civic volunteer opportunities. Every member of ProTro (and any Uni student, moreover) is eligible to receive Presidential Service Award-approved community service hours from the volunteer events hosted by ProTro at daycares and after-school programs for children in need.

Community Service

Volunteers and members are welcome to join ProTro Board at the volunteer events hosted every month at daycares in underrepresented areas of Orange County. These events are educational seminars led by the board, where the elementary students learn about the US government via fun activities such as Kahoot, mock elections, and coloring sheets.

As Sigmund Freud once said, “ The voice of the intellect is a soft one, but it does not rest until it has gained a hearing.” Don’t live with your curiosities unheard, and join UHS Psychology Club!

This year, we are hoping to branch out into a psychology/sociology club. Our main goal is to help people, who have an expanding interest in psychology, to learn a little bit more about how to analyze research studies and how to conduct their own research. We hope to introduce new facts and studies that involve psychology, and delve deeper into the details of the field.

Karen Tan Alex Liu

Different from psychology student association?

Restore and Research is a open club for environmentally minded students interested in volunteering and individual research.

Restore and research aims to promote passion and action in ecosystem restoration among students at University High School through student research and volunteering. Through multiple volunteer opportunities a month with organizations such as Get Inspired and the Huntington Wetlands conservancy, we are able to provide students with numerous restoration oriented volunteer hours. Additionally, as a club and with organizations we provide resources and guidance to students interested in performing their own research, especially in the fields of marine science and environmental science. All students , interested in gaining volunteer hours and/or performing research in high school are welcome at our club meetings.

Community Service

We meet outside of school hours for research and volunteering

We at Robotics Club aim to develop and expand member's capabilities in STEM, with a focus towards engineering through the field of robotics. Through guiding members to make projects together using the engineering method, as well as teaching in periodic presentations, we hope to further acquaint students to the world of robotics and engineering. Furthermore, we seek to enable members to expand their capabilities to approach future endeavors in things like competitions and beyond.

If you like sci fi, whether it be reading books or watching movies, join this club!

The purpose of this club is to give students interested in science fiction a safe and fun environment to read, watch, and discuss sci fi stories, movies, and games; explore themes, plots, ideas, and characterization; and promote the appreciation and consumption of science fiction.

Susanne Fitzpatrick

SCIENCE ... it's a core subject we all know (and love), but have you heard of Forensics? Ornithology? Oceanography? Have you ever learned science by playing a buzzer-style game? Or are you simply curious about topics and career pathways within science? Join Science Club to connect with other science enthusiasts and explore your interests beyond the classroom!

The objective of Science Club is to enhance STEM education through team-based academic competitions, which require traditional and hands-on learning, research, experimentation, and construction. Through these competitions, both the raw knowledge of students and the application of such knowledge are to be challenged and deepened.

Our club serves four branches, Science Olympiad, Science Bowl, Ocean Bowl, and Biology Club. Science Olympiad is the only branch that meets outside of school on a consistent basis, meeting every Saturday at UCI. These meetings mainly serve to prepare for the Science Olympiad competition, where team members collaborate on practice tests and build competition devices. Safety and health measures (masks, social distancing, sanitation of surfaces, etc.) are in place at all meetings and follow the latest official guidelines and mandates.

Howard Ji, Miles Hexun

David Knight, Nick Brighton

Join Scientastic Club to be a part of a community where you can build your interest in science, use creativity and innovation, help underprivileged students, add to your community service hours, and make new friends!

The purpose of Scientastic Club is to cater to younger audiences through creative lesson plans, hands-on learning, and story-based approaches explaining scientific concepts and natural phenomena. Scientastic Club strives to make a difference by creating a warm community at UHS where students can discuss shared interests and use their creativity to help the community. Our goal is to reach a greater audience through volunteering where we can spread the information that we compile to underprivileged students, who may be lacking quality education, through innovative lesson plans and spark more interest in science in those communities.

Community Service

We volunteer with other organizations, such as Discovery Cube OC and the Anaheim Independencia Family Resource Center, which take place both online and in person outside of school hours, but with our advisor.

https://linktr.ee/uhsscientastic

Supporting women and girls worldwide and within the community to have the choices to dictate their future.

She's the First is a feminist club that aims to provide University High School students who are interested in feminism a tangible way to make a difference: by sponsoring girls' education in the Global South. We discuss various feminist issues, success, and historical women and their goals and goals of feminists around the world today.

None usually during school hours if needed right after school

Vishaalakshi Nachiappan, Sarina Rabiee

You can make literally whatever you want here!

The Silly Inventions Club's aim is to get people thinking and implementing creative and silly solutions to their insignificant and goofy problems. Too many times we are troubled by small problems, and this club provides a space where people can find solutions to these problems. All are welcome here, so come and help us eliminate all inconveniences in our lives!

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.

Slam & Written Poetry Club aims to deepen student interest and understanding of poetry through a focus on both contemporary and historical poems/poets. Through our club, we hope to guide individuals to form their own unique poetic styles inspired by the authors and poems we cover throughout the year. We also compete in spoken and written poetry competitions throughout the year.

Preparation for our yearly spoken word poetry competition (OC RYSE) has practices after school.