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Club NameClub PurposeAdvisor Name
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Art ClubArt club is fun for its flexibility, exploring multiple mediums and materials towards creating. One of the activities that would reflect this is making our own mini magazine that represents us. Before art club, there wasn’t a lot of choices when it came towards creative arts. Most of the clubs being curated for purely volunteering or educational so i wanted to create an opportunity for people to participate in art other than the provided classes here and truly appreciate art for the fun of it!Annie Tobin
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Asian Student Alliance (ASA)a club that is open to all races and ethnicities focusing on the culture and foods of asia. ex. vietnam, philippines, china, india, etc.Theresa Udell
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Astronomy PioneersIn the Astronomy Pioneers club, we will cover interesting topics in space science, current events, and try some hands-on activities like engineering challenges with a telescope or observation nights! We will learn new topics through interactive lessons, and then we will perform experiments to apply those concepts. This club is not just about scientific skills, but also about building life skills like collaboration and teamwork. We will make teams and do fun competitions/challenges, and we would also invite guest speakers in the field to learn from experts. Through this club, I hope to encourage my peers and provoke scientific curiosity in them. This club is a community where we can share our passion, interests, and ideas and grow our fascination and knowledge in astronomy together.David Crawford
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Baking ClubThe purpose of Baking Club is to have a fun environment for bakers to come together and have a community. We will have meetings, potlucks, and bake sales for charity.Trevor Davis
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Basketball clubThe purpose of this club is to introduce students to basketball and have an open and safe community for all. We look to develop players skills through teamwork, strategy, and overall have a fun time. We look to incorporate fundraisers, and donation events to support then give the profits to low income areas.Mark Higashioka
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Beach ClubThrough meeting at the school we hope to continue our mission of spreading awareness of climate change and the effect it has on our beaches. Outside of school, we hope to continue our efforts of last year to host beach cleanups that pick up trash and reduce the impact that our community has on our environment. These cleanups also increase awareness of positive low-impact lifestyles that don't harm the environment. Overall, we hope to help our local communities and combat climate change.Linda Vu
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Biking ClubGo mountain biking and bmx riding outside of schoolNick Hoffman
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Board Game ClubTo play, make, test, and review various games.Derek Clawson
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Bollywood Dance ClubThis club will allow students to learn an energetic indian dance. By getting kids to teach their peers fun Bollywood dances, we can build connections and a bigger community.Lara Levy
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Book ClubTo read new books and start a community of people who like reading
Andrew Kosel-Castaneda
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Bring Change to Mind (BC2M)to bring awareness to mental health issues and positive ways to cope.Lillian Luu
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Business and Financial Literacy Club
Prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and managementTim Koring
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CAD ClubSparking an interest in engineering through computer aided design (CAD)Cem Yesilyurt
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Chess ClubThe club will let students learn and develop an interest for chess.Kathleen Quint
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Chinese HumanitiesTo celebrate Chinese culture and educate students about Chinese heritageLilian Luu
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Crafting HeartsThis club is meant to utilize arts and crafts (ex. Cards) to lift the spirits of children in hospitals or elderly in nursing homes. Donations, fundraisers, and toy drives will also be included in club activities.Darlene Dueck
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Crochet 4 a CauseSafe space for students to crochet; Make crochet items and toys to donate to children, Teach sustainable ways to make yarn for crocheting.Laura Bald
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DnD ClubThis club aims to provide a time during lunch for students to get together and play Dungeons and Dragons in groups.Jason Goldman-Hall
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Empower EqualityIn this club, students will learn about the minorities that are often considered subordinate and how their cultural differences make our planet a better place. We plan to do this through activities and slideshows. We hope to be an informative club that teaches people about cultural foods as well and help those who are scared to embrace their culture, lean on the ideal that all individuals and their cultures are perfect the way they are.Trevor Davis
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Engineering ClubTo do engineering experiments and make projectsMr. Smart
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Entrapreneur ClubTeaching future leaders about leadership through interactive exercises.JennieRae Paker
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Epic GamersOpen to all students to enjoy and have fun with simple and enjoyable concepts of games. Such as various unos, playing cards, clue, monopoly, Jenga and much more!Nuno Luz
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Equity ClubSupporting those that lack funding (housing, food, etc). Also supporting homeless youth that need to close the gap between those who are privileged.Aruna Renduchintala
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Fellowship of Christian AthletesSpread the Gospel through Sports and Athletics.Sarah Day
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Female Athlete Support ClubThis club will be open to all students who are interested in supporting and recognizing the unique struggles of female athletes. This will serve as a place for female athletes and their supporters to come and share experiences and listen to others as well. We will learn and talk about nutrition, sports psychology, and current events in women's athletics. We can have speakers and raise money in fundraisers for local female sports teams or larger organizations supporting equality in sports. There will also be opportunities to celebrate and recognize our own Pioneer female athletes when they have major achievements which will bring more awareness to the female athletic programs at this school.Lillian Luu
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Film ClubThe purpose of this club is for people who enjoy movies and for people who are interested in getting into film.Joe Berticevich
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Gifts for TeensTo write cards that will go in bags of homeless teens in the local community. Partnered with the Gifts for Teens nonprofit.Laura Bald
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HackerRank ClubThe purpose of the HackerRank Club is to utilize the HackerRank platform to teach Python and essential problem-solving skills to students. This club offers networking opportunities, skill development, and official certifications. The software's various features include resume building, job searching, and the chance to join worldwide hackathons in addition to its structured learning experience!Cem Yesilyurt
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Harmony HubMusical performance club.Lara Levy
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HOSAThe purpose of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) is to promote career opportunities in the healthcare field and to enhance the knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities of students interested in pursuing careers in health professions. HOSA provides members with opportunities for professional development, hands-on learning, networking with healthcare professionals, and participation in competitive events related to health science. The club also encourages community service, fosters teamwork, and prepares students for college and future healthcare careers.Steven Boyd
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I'm Just A GirlTo create a safe and fun space with arts & crafts for girls.Ms. Harvey
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Japanese American Culture Club (JACC)
Teach fellow students about Japanese culture, food, and traditions. Will also donate to local Japanese communitiesLaura Bald
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Jazzy Thursday ClubMeant to provide a space for students to enjoy jazz music and each other’s company, and embody the spirit of Jazzy ThursdaysRyan Alpers
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Jewish Student UnionLara Levy
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Key ClubTo create volunteer opportunities and to connect with other schools.Michelle Bowman
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Latinos UnidosThe purpose of our club is to create a space where students have the opportunity to meet others with a similar cultural background and also get to know about those that may have a different cultural identity. We believe that having a community on campus can make students feel comfortable, and understood in a place where kindness is welcomed. A way to create personal connections and allow people to create friendships that can academically, and personally uplift one another. As seniors our hope is to be role models to the generation after us and leave a lasting impact in the Pioneer community.
Miguel Angel Iglesias Nunez
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Nature Exploration ClubWe plan to explore nature and go on trail cleanups.Kyle Murdock
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Paws for A CauseThe club's purpose is to unite students who care about helping animals. We would volunteer at local shelters, make crafts and donations to support animal care, and find foster homes for pets in need. We work to spread kindness and compassion for all animals in our community.Tree Munoz
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Peer TutoringTo give students and opportunity to receive additional guidance through their peers during school hours.Mike Burrel
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Persian ClubInforming other students of persian heritage and running a fundraiserTheresa Udell
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PHS Leo ClubServicing and supporting the youth communities starting in our school and growing into the local communities, cities, state and worldLara Levy
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Pioneer Handball Club1 - Spread awareness for team handball at Pioneer
2 - Teach and educate students about the rules of team handball
3 - Discuss handball strategies and review and analyze professional games
4 - Connect students with opportunities to play the sport in the Bay Area
Andrew Kosel-Castaneda
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Pioneer Poker ClubHave fun and learn/play pokerLaura Bald
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Pioneer R.I.S.E.1. Raise awareness for the environment and inspire climate action.
2. Empower students by providing opportunities to work on advanced projects and develop engineering and leadership skills.
3. Spark interest in STEM, and promote STEM-related majors		Laura Bald
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Recycle for a causeWelcoming to all students who would like to help keep the environment clean as well as give back to others in our community.Linda Vu
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Red Cross ClubPioneer High School's Red Cross Club is a service club that provides fun service opportunities to members in order to help promote disaster awareness.Steven Boyd
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Research in STEMThe purpose of the Research in STEM Club is to promote scientific and critical thinking skills among members by encouraging them to conduct scientific research, participate in activities such as group literature reviews and scientific discussions, and prepare to participate in the IRO. The club aims to foster a deeper understanding of various disciplines including Math, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, and more.Colleen McDonough
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SASASASA (South Asian Student Alliance) is a safe space for South Asian students and others to commemorate, and learn about the South Asian culture, traditions, holidays, and foods. We will participate in events hosted by the Saloni Heart Foundation, such as Holi, Diwali, and a variety of others. Our main goal of this club is to promote diversity, strengthen cultural pride, and encourage cross-cultural understanding and collaboration.Aruna Renduchintala
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Sexuality And Gender AllianceSocial club for the LGBTQIA+ community and its allies, safe space and opportunities for themStephanie Harvey
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Shining FutureWe go after school and on weekends to tutor people in local schools and librariesMrs. Day
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Slay the Day SquadThis club aims to help high schoolers crush their daily goals and stay on top of their work in a fun, supportive environment that focuses on creating a positive, high-energy atmosphere where members can tackle tasks with confidence and efficiency. Combining group accountability and shared motivation, students will be empowered to “slay” their day and celebrate small wins with each other weekly.Kathleen Quint
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SOS (Science Opportunites for Students)
The purpose of this club is to provide education and internship opportunities to give students the resources to earn experience in specific fields. We aim to help students become more competitive applicants when applying to colleges.Steve Boyd
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STEM BranchTo expose all students to the variety of STEM fields.Trevor Davis
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Students Against Domestic Violence
This club would work to support victims of domestic violence through a clothing drive.Vu
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The Art SocietyA place for artists of all sorts ( painters, writers, sculptors, ect) to feel supported, improve their art, and make friends, all while showcasing their creations on social media, at fairs, and at exhibitions.Theresa Munoz
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The Black and Blue CrewIncreasing school spirit and creating more inclusive and fun sporting eventsMichelle Mayhew
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The Origami ClubTo teach the art of paper folding.Cem Yesilyurt
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UNICEF ClubWe plan to spread and raise awareness about the opportunities and rights each and every child should have.Trevor Davis
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Vietnamese Student UnionTo help spread the awareness culture of Vietnamese history and to get recognition. To have an open space for Vietnamese students and anyone interested in the culture as well.Linda Vu
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Volleyball clubTo spread motivation and recognition of the sport and to help those acquire skills where they can learn and developDarlene Dueck
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Voters of TomorrowTo educate future voters on the political climate and issues of America, to lobby and campaign for different political candidates, and to make sure people are registered to vote.Jason Goldman-Hall
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Women's Empowerment ClubA club opened to all students to learn more about women's history and future. The club aims to create a healthy, supportive, and inclusive environment where students can learn how to navigate marginalized spaces and practice healthy habits.Linda Vu
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