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1 | CLUB NAME | CLUB PURPOSE | CLUB LEADER | CLUB ADVISOR | MEETING DETAILS | |
2 | 180 Days Around the World | A curated speaker series fostering cross-cultural dialogue, diversity, and inclusion. We invite University professors, local 1st generation ethnic business owners, and consulate representatives to discuss social-cultural issues and historical research as well as academic publications that connect to controversial issues in today’s society. Each month we sample cuisines, representing the area we are studying. | Anfissa Pruitt, anfissapruitt007@gmail.com | Ms. Thomas | Wednesdays, Ms. Thomas' Room, Lunch, Monthly | |
3 | ACE Club | To engage MCHS students to pursue a career in architecture, engineering, and construction through mentoring and continued support for their advancement into the industry. | Louis Haynes, 26haynesl@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Brennan | Mondays, 111, Lunch, Monthly | |
4 | Aerospace Engineering Club (AEC) | We are an advanced engineering club where members engage in computational physics, applied mathematics, programming, 3D modeling, manufacturing, fluid dynamics, and advanced control systems. Experience in these areas can be beneficial for anyone pursuing a STEM career. | Noah Weiss, noahweiss123@icloud.com | Mr. Lewis | Fridays, 237, Lunch, After School, Weekly | |
5 | Allcove Club | The Allcove Club supports Allcove Beach Cities, providing youth with emotional, physical, and social support. Our meetings connect students with mental health professionals to help them manage stress. The Youth Advisory Board will also promote events like mental health training and family support groups in the South Bay. | Leilani Tran, 26tranl@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Locke | Wednesdays, 352, Lunch, Monthly | |
6 | Animal Rescue Club | The Animal Rescue Club aims to raise awareness about shelter animals and support local rescues by volunteering at adoption events, promoting awareness on social media, and assisting with grant applications. Our goal is to help find loving homes for dogs in need. | Talia Ehrlich, tae529@gmail.com | Ms. Lawrence | Mondays, 224, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
7 | Artificial Intelligence Club | The club will be a place for students to learn basic CS skills and gain knowledge on AI, allowing them to experiment on their own as well | Hao Lin, hlincontacts@gmail.com | Mr. Brenan | Thursdays, 116, Lunch, Weekly | |
8 | Asian American Club (AAC) | We are focused on sharing experiences from Asian countries and Asian Americans. We explore Asian cultures and plan the AAPI event with the Pacific Islanders Club. This year, we aim to fundraise through club day to donate to charities that combat hate against AAPI communities. | Eric Chu, 25chue@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Hutchinson | Wednesdays, Room 17 , Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
9 | Asian American Food Club (AAFC) | The Asian American Food Club helps students at Costa learn more about how traditional Asian dishes impact different cultures, while also being able to try them. | Elle Perlman, elle.tperlman@gmail.com | Mr. Kim | Thursdays, 131, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
10 | ASL Club | The ASL Club will raise funds throughout the year to support a summer camp for deaf children. We aim to teach younger students in the district ASL to promote awareness and inclusion within our community. | John Barbara, jd.barbara533@gmail.com | Mrs. Sorensen | Wednesdays, 74, Lunch, Weekly | |
11 | Astronomy Club | The Astronomy Club aims to inspire a passion for astronomy through engaging discussions and fun activities, such as stargazing with telescopes and participating in club events. | Jack Bos, 27bosj@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Ford | Thursdays, 248, Lunch, Weekly | |
12 | Badminton Club | A place where students can teach each other badminton or play badminton with their friends. | Pamelyn Wang, pwang0529@icloud.com | Ms. Perkinson | Tuesdays, Small gym, Office hours, Bi-weekly | |
13 | Baja Club | Baja Club promotes a cultural exchange through a 1 week exchange program and trip to Mexico with Sister City Santa Rosalia | Collin Tarnay, ctarnay16@gmail.com | Ms. Guerrero | Mondays, 78, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
14 | Bake It Forward | Our club is a way for people to learn how to bake and help out charity's in need. Our club will host cooking classes once a month for a cost. That money is then donated to a charity. | Lily Kasower, Lilykasower@icloud.com | Ms. Thomas | Mondays, 16, Lunch, Weekly | |
15 | Banned Books Club | We contribute to anti-book-ban advocacy efforts, discuss instances of censorship, and appreciate diverse literature. | Gianna Goodman-Bhyat, 25goodman-bhyatg@mbusdapps.org | Mr.Frigola | Mondays, 75, Lunch, Weekly | |
16 | Bark and Bandanna Club | Our club supports local animal shelters by providing much-needed supplies. Many shelters are overwhelmed with animals and facing supply shortages. To help, we’ll be repurposing old clothing to create items like bandanas and blankets, which have been requested by SPCLA. | Ava Herczeg, avaherczeg08@gmail.com | Ms. Valbuena | Wednesdays, 102, Lunch, Bi-Weekly | |
17 | Beach Cities Robotics Mira Costa Chapter | Our club's goal is to make sure Costa students are properly aware and included in the shared Beach Cities Robotics team. Through this, we aim to support the program and introduce students of any skill level to the world of STEM. | Drew Whitney, drewnwhitney@gmail.com | Mr. Brenan | Thursdays, 111, Lunch, Monthly | |
18 | Bioethics Club | The Bioethics Club facilitates debates on ethical and current topics. Last year, we showcased argument mapping during STEM Night. Since controversial issues like euthanasia, designer babies, and cloning aren't covered extensively in regular classes, we offer a platform for these important discussions. | Christian Bricker, christian_bricker@icloud.com | Mrs. Nielsen | Mondays, 250, Lunch, Weekly | |
19 | Black Scholars Union (BSU) | Our club aims to provide a safe space for everyone, especially Black individuals and people of color, and to empower them to reach their full potential. | Donné Ward, 25wardd@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Allen | Thursdays, 52, Lunch, Weekly | |
20 | Braha Club | The Braha Club collaborates with the nonprofit organization Braha to support youth soccer in the Bono region of Ghana. Our mission is to collect soccer balls, cleats, and monetary donations for a local club in Chiraa, with the ultimate goal of funding a soccer facility for underprivileged youth in the community. | Anna Maertz, annarmaertz@gmail.com | Ms. Valbuena | Tuesdays, 102, Lunch, Monthly | |
21 | Business Ventures Club(BVC) | We cover all aspects of business—finance, real estate, economics, marketing, and the stock market—through lessons and guest speakers. Our goal is to educate club members and prepare them for their careers after high school. | Bryce Nicholson, brycenicholson2020@gmail.com | Mr. Selmi | Thursdays, 112, Lunch, Weekly | |
22 | Chapters for Change | We develop book packages with donated objects. They go to battered women’s and children’s shelters in the greater LA area. | Lachlan Murphy, lachlanrandomschool@gmail.com | Mr. Waserman | Tuesdays, Mr. Waserman’s room: 19, Lunch, Weekly | |
23 | Chess Club | Provides a space for students to learn and play the powerful game of chess. | Daniel Greenberg, danielgreenbergmb@gmail.com | Mr. Brown | Thursdays, 14, Lunch, Weekly | |
24 | Cinema Club | Cinema club's goal is to teach and learn about filmmaking as a team. | Liliana (Meraki) Brennan, merakibrennan@gmail.com | Ms. Everett | Tuesdays, Room 22, Office Hours, Weekly | |
25 | Clothing for a Cause | Clothing for a Cause is a club that works with nonprofit organizations to collect clothing and other personal items for people in need. | Halle Ostboe, 26ostboeh@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Locke | Thursdays, 352-B, Lunch, Monthly | |
26 | Club H.E.R.O | Club H.E.R.O. aims to raise awareness to household issues by volunteering to support individuals in crisis. Sponsored by the 1736 Family Crisis Center, we will prepare and deliver meals, assist with annual holiday projects, and help combat domestic violence, homelessness, and other crises. Our goal is to create volunteer experiences that lead to positive change in the community. | Maren Klein , friendmjk@gmail.com | Mrs. Romero | Wednesdays, 77, Lunch, After School, Bi-weekly | |
27 | Club Unity | Club Unity hosts biweekly meetings featuring speakers from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. They share their life stories, family histories, and traditions, including experiences with hate, racism, and intolerance. Our goal is to foster a greater appreciation for the unique and beautiful differences among our student body. | Vivi Flechner, viviflech@gmail.com | Mrs. Allen | Wednesdays, 80, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
28 | Coderdojo Club | We organize and plan coding classes at the Redondo Beach Library once a month. | Skylar Urfrig, 25urfrigs@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Braskin | Mondays, 116, Lunch, Monthly | |
29 | Coding For Change Club | The Coding for Change Club brings computer science and programming to elementary school students. Through fun and interactive games, we provide volunteers and technology to spark a passion in kids for computer science, especially in the digitizing world. | Noah Huang, noahhuang07@gmail.com | Mr. Braskin | Tuesdays, 121, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
30 | Comic Club - Pictoversity | Our club aims to recruit new members for a non-profit organization, "Pictoversity." Pictoversity is an online app that allows users to create and share educational web comics. By bringing together creative individuals, we can strengthen the visual arts community and support our non-profit's growth. Volunteers can also earn service hours, as we are an official non-profit organization. | Yumie Lee, pictoversity@gmail.com | Mr. Hernandez | Fridays, 108, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
31 | Commissions for a Mission Club | We will educate students about local city councils while raising awareness of free opportunities, events, and programs available in our city. Our mission is to boost student participation in city-sponsored events and to inform young people about decision-making at city, county, and state levels. | Sydney Huber, sydneyhuber.mail@gmail.com | Mr. Kofahl | Mondays, 221, Lunch, at events offered by our city council's commissions, Bi-weekly | |
32 | Connecting Charities | We strive to find different charity opportunities for students to participate in every weekend. We acknowledge that it is sometimes a struggle for students and teenagers to find charity opportunities to provide for hours, so we want to provide a place where you can achieve hours and help our community | Paige Esposito, paigeesposito@icloud.com | Ms.DiBernardo | Wednesdays, 15, Lunch, Weekly | |
33 | Connecting Hearts and Reaching Minds (CHARM) | Every Friday, we visit district elementary schools to teach unity, diversity, and inclusion, aiming to eliminate ignorance in future generations. | Chloe Kim, 25kimc@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Polanco | Thursdays, 125, After School, Office hours, Bi-weekly | |
34 | Costa Community Improvement Club (CCIC) | Our Club will work on improving the campus community for the students well being. We will listen to the students concerns and act on them to our best ability. | Eliana Spiridon , 26spiridone@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Kloes | Wednesdays, 200, Lunch, Weekly | |
35 | Creative Writing Club | We take our responsibility as the only space on this campus dedicated to creative writing incredibly seriously. We make creative prompts and games that will be engaging and help people express themselves through the art of writing, as well as create a safe space so that all of the kids feel comfortable sharing and possibly publishing their work. | Haley L. Haynes, 25haynesh@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Vaughan | Tuesdays, Rm. 207, Lunch, Weekly | |
36 | Crochet Healthcare Heroes (CHH) | We craft crochet gifts to healthcare workers while learning how to crochet. Also to patients and making crochet kits for them. | Sofia Morales, mssofiamorales@gmail.com or crochetheroes@gmail.com | Ms. Hutchinson | Fridays, 20, Lunch, Weekly | |
37 | Cybersecurity Club | Our club aims to equip students with resources for Cyber Security competitions and to educate members and the community about online safety. Through competitions, presentations, and demonstrations, we teach how to protect devices and stay safe online. | Zoe Flam, zoelflam@gmail.com | Mr. Selmi | Wednesdays, Fridays, 112, Lunch, After School, Weekly | |
38 | Dear Asian Youth (DAY) | Inspired by the principles of Dear Asian Youth, our Mira Costa High School chapter will promote intersectional activism, solidarity with marginalized communities, and equality. We aim to showcase the diversity of the Asian community through digital, on-campus, and community-based initiatives. | Jasmine Le, jasminele878@gmail.com | Mrs. Allen | Tuesdays, Room 52, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
39 | Digital Philanthropy Club | Our club aims to raise awareness among students about e-waste and the digital divide. | Ryan Beaupain, 27beaupainr@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Stradling | Thursdays, 232, Lunch, Monthly | |
40 | Digital Truths Club | Our club promotes critical thinking and awareness by combating misinformation and disinformation. | Flora Uslaner, 24uslanerf@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Piper | Tuesdays, 200, Office Hours, Bi-weekly | |
41 | Doctors of Tomorrow | A community for students interested in the path to becoming a medical professional. We will host service projects in medical settings as well as raise funds to donate to medical research. | Mason Barrett 26barrettm@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Nodado | Mondays in Room 338 Lunch Weekly | |
42 | Drama/Tech Club | We talk about upcoming events and opportunities happening within the Drama/Tech department and we offer small performance opportunities. | Charlie Baboolal, 25baboolalc@mbusdapp.org | Mr.Westerberg | Wednesdays, Room 1, Lunch, Weekly | |
43 | Drone Club | Our purpose is to lower the barrier to entry to the hobby of model aeronautics and provide pathways to further opportunities, including careers, racing and certification. This includes not only flying, but also building, design and repair. | William Long, williamlong8868@gmail.com | Mr. Oystrick, Mr. Selmi | Thursdays, 339, football field, 112, Lunch, After School, Weekly | |
44 | EcoLand Restoration Club | Our club works to revitalize the Mira Costa School Garden. We bring new life to the garden by planting native foliage and replacing old equipment(pond filters). | Ava Schauwecker, 25schauweckera@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Kurz | Tuesdays, EcoLand, Office Hours, Monthly | |
45 | Elderly Melodies | Holds music recitals at senior homes with the goal of bringing the joy of music to seniors! | Evelyn Green, 26greene@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Park | Wednesdays, 3, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
46 | Engineering Club | To expose Mira Costa Students to different aspects of the engineering field through a variety of projects, as well as to inspire younger students, in elementary and middle school, to become engineers through fun and engaging after-school projects. | Shane Sheth, shanesheth07@gmail.com | Mr. Selmi | Tuesdays, 112, After School, Office Hours, Weekly | |
47 | Entrepreneur Insights Club | We host successful entrepreneurs from the Los Angeles area to speak to members, sharing their experiences, giving advice, and answering questions. | Jack Swenson, swensjc@gmail.com | Mr. Knutson | Tuesdays, 201, Lunch, Monthly | |
48 | Environmental Awareness Club | The mission of the Environmental Awareness Club Is to support environmental restoration through cleanups with established organizations, and fundraising for critical environmental issues. | Louis Haynes, 26haynesl@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Robertson | Wednesdays, 333, Lunch, Monthly | |
49 | EnviroTech | The goal of this club is to help improve the environment under the ploy of using technology such as AI, hardware, or digital awareness. This club will aim to use some form of technology based on what the members decide to help improve our Earth. | Hao Lin, hlincontacts@gmail.com | Mr. Selmi | Fridays, 116, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
50 | Equal Education Club (EEqual) | The Equal Education Club partners with EEqual, a nonprofit organization, to overcome student homelessness by raising awareness and helping students pursue higher education. We do this through donation drives, volunteering, and other community service activities and initiatives. | Xinyue Zhang, 26zhangx@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Allen | Tuesdays, Room 52, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
51 | Fashion Narrative | Fashion Narrative is a club focused on the evolution of fashion trends and events beginning during colonial times all the way up until now. We will evaluate and discuss how outside factors including revolutions, the discovery of varying materials, social media, etc. effect what the people wore, how they wore it, and how it varied depending on social classes and country. | Rachel Hangman-Roth, 26hang-rothmanr@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Nielson | Tuesdays, Room 250, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
52 | Fellowship of Christian Athletes(FCA) | We spread Christianity and the word of God to club members through Christian messages and fun games. Our club brings in guest speakers frequently and also has student speakers teach. We welcome everyone to our club! | Bryce Nicholson, brycenicholson2020@gmail.com | Mr. Brown | Wednesdays, 14, Lunch, Weekly | |
53 | Food Equality Initiative (FEI) | Our club’s purpose is to spread awareness about insecurities for fresh food, and to raise money for the FEI organization, while also volunteering at their events. | Logan Kim , 26kiml@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Polanco | Wednesdays, Room 125, Lunch, Monthly | |
54 | Foreverfree | We aim to educate youth about human trafficking to reduce victimization. We will organize drives, donations, and partnerships with organizations like Everfree, Olive Crest, and Orange Wood. This initiative will empower youth leadership and foster peer relationships to raise awareness and education on human trafficking. | Kylie Cullen, kyliecullen14@gmail.com | Mr. Polanco | Thursdays, 125, Lunch, Monthly | |
55 | French Cultural Club | The French Cultural Club is focused on immersing students in the French culture by meeting every Wednesday at lunch and using presentations and creative projects to educate them on the culture. | Kylee Brown, kyleebrown4@icloud.com | Mrs. Resnikoff | Wednesdays, Room #206, Lunch, Weekly | |
56 | Friend In Me (FIM) | Our club aims to help kids with special needs build friendships and feel comfortable in social settings. The Friend In Me organization hosts weekly Zoom calls where volunteers can engage in conversations or play games with special needs students for 30 minutes. Volunteers can easily earn fun credit during these sessions. | Elle Perlman, 26perlmane@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Wheeler | Thursdays, 21, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
57 | Friendship Club | We aim to enhance the school environment for neurodiverse students. We meet for fun activities and fostering friendships among students. Our goal is to ensure every student at Costa feels supported and included while raising awareness for kids with disabilities. We strive to create a fun and safe space for students in the CHOICE program and those with disabilities. | Henry Jones-Troudet , 25jonesh@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Martinez | Tuesdays, Thursdays, outside of room 115/ outside history buildings, Lunch, Weekly | |
58 | Future Investors Club (FIC) | This club is made to learn about the importance of investing and the investments they will make in the future. We will teach kids how to make money through investing. The main focus for us is investing in the Stock Market. We will also teach about the history of investing and what methods some of the greatest did. | Ivan Zimbalist, 27zimbalisti@mbusdapps.org | Mr.Kofahl | Tuesdays, Room #221, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
59 | Game Club | The purpose of The Game Club is to promote competency of thought, practice strategic thought through games and simulations, foster camaraderie among members, represent MCHS at games in local, state, or national conventions and have fun! | Hudson Chen, hudson.ck.chen@gmail.com | Mrs. Claypoole | Mondays, 41, Lunch, After School, Weekly | |
60 | Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) | Our club is a hub for the LGBTQ community here at Costa, and we intend to help represent and bring together our people on this campus. | Maxine Wright, maximowright@gmail.com | Mr. Cashman | Mondays, Room 124, Lunch, Weekly | |
61 | Girl Up Costa | This club aims to empower women and raise awareness about discrimination against them. We’ll organize activities that promote gender equality, representing a United Nations organization, and provide volunteer events to enhance the quality of life for women in our school and community. | Reese Bronson, reesebronson047@gmail.com | Mr. Wheeler | Thursdays, 21, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
62 | Girls Advancing Leadership in STEM (GALS) | The purpose of GALS is to bond with others interested in STEM, connect with women in the STEM field, and participate and volunteer in local STEM-related events. Our goal is to grow the interest of STEM among young generations of women. | Veronica Escopete, 25escopetev@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Nielsen | Thursdays, Room 250, Lunch, Weekly | |
63 | Global Politics and International Relations | Our club will focus on educating members about global relations, diplomacy, economic ties, international organizations, human rights, and cultural exchange. | Sofia Von Gravrock, Sofia.gravrock@gmail.com | Mr.Knutson | Wednesdays, 201, Lunch, Weekly | |
64 | Green Team | To make the planet a greener place through a series of environmental projects. | Sienna Agens , 25agenss@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Kurz | Thursdays, Rm. 238, Office Hours, Bi-weekly | |
65 | Growing Green Club | We cultivate the garden on the Mira Costa campus and educate students on a greener dietary lifestye. | Megan Ostrick, 26mdragons@gmail.com | Ms. Hearn | Thursdays, 350, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
66 | Hands of Hope for Shared Bread (HHSB) | Hands of Hope for Shared Bread will partner with Shared Bread, a Christian organization providing weekly meals to the homeless. We will create handcrafted bracelets, decorate holiday items, make bookmarks, and collect clothing, while also offering volunteer opportunities. Our goal is to bring joy and hope to those in need. | Grace Swenson, swensoge@gmail.com | Mrs. Champagne | Wednesdays, 234, Lunch, Monthly | |
67 | Heal the Bay | Our Mira Costa club is a chapter of Heal the Bay - a South Bay organization that works within coastal communities for education and active protection of the ocean. As a club, we will organize fundraisers and accumulate volunteers to attend official Heal the Bay events. | Sara Torres, 12srt07@gmail.com | Mr. Calderon | Mondays, 349, Lunch, Weekly | |
68 | Healthy Relationships Club | Our club aims to equip young people with the knowledge to recognize and steer clear of abusive relationships. We are committed to educating them about the signs of both healthy and unhealthy relationships. | Savannah Swartzlander, 26swartzlanders@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Kridner-Protzmann | Tuesdays, Thursdays, 49/ Kps room, Lunch, Office hours, Weekly | |
69 | Heart Club | H.E.A.R.T. Club stands for Helping Educate Acts of Respect Together. We inspire kindness on campus and in the community by educating others about respect and promoting random acts of kindness. Our focus is on small actions that contribute to a more positive and loving environment. | Vanessa Patil, Vanessapatil@icloud.com | Mrs. Allen | Mondays, Room 52, Lunch, Weekly | |
70 | Hope For Hygiene | The club aims to provide hygiene bags with basic necessities to the homeless. We will discuss fundraising strategies during meetings to maximize our impact. | Georgia Fluker, flukergeorgia@gmail.com | Mrs. Guererro | Wednesdays, Room 78, Lunch, After School, Weekends , Monthly | |
71 | HOSA | Guided by HOSA's mission to empower future health professionals as leaders in global health, the HOSA club will promote career opportunities in the health industry and enhance the delivery of quality healthcare to all. | Priscilla Chen, 26chenp@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Locke | Wednesdays, 352B, After School, Monthly | |
72 | Human Rights Watch Student Task Force (STF) | STF is a youth leadership program empowering LA high school students to advocate for children's rights. By raising awareness in schools and communities, STF supports the Children’s Rights Division of Human Rights Watch. HRW volunteers and STF teachers mentor students in leadership and activism. | Geneva Huang, genevahuangg@gmail.com, 27huangg@gmail.com | Mrs. Sweeny | Tuesdays, Room 101, Office Hours, Weekly | |
73 | iACT for Refugees | Our club works alongside a local organization called iACT which creates preschool and sports programs in refugee camps around the world, but primarily in Africa. My club will help create fundraisers as well as spread awareness on the issues that iACT helps to relieve. | Audrey Davis, audreymgdavis@gmail.com | Mr. Scheftic | Mondays, Room 130, Lunch, Monthly | |
74 | IHADLA Club | The “I Have a Dream” Foundation – Los Angeles offers long-term support to youth in under-resourced communities, helping them reach their full potential through academic assistance and mentorship. | Elaine Peel, 26peele@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Cunningham | Wednesdays, 137, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
75 | Improv Club | Our club meets for lunchtime fun full of improv games, jokes, and laughter. | Chloe Estrin , 25estrinc@mbusdapps.org | Mr Westerberg | Tuesdays, room 1 , Lunch, Weekly | |
76 | Indie Development Club | Our club encourages and creates aspiring artists, whether that be animators, writers, artists, musicians, etc. We encourage every indie developer to join our club to improve their skills! | Christian Greenwade, 27greenwadec@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Gutierrez | Fridays, Room 23, Lunch, Weekly | |
77 | Institutors | Institutors is a non-profit organization that provides free tutoring for elementary and middle school students. We offer online sessions to help kids struggling with any subject. For families who can't afford the high cost of tutoring, which can exceed $80, Institutors is a vital resource for supporting their child's education. | Maya Shivpuri, maya@shivpuri.com | Ms. Valbuena | Mondays, 102, Lunch, After School, Monthly | |
78 | International Love of Various Ethnicities (I-LOVE CLUB) | Our goal is to promote diversity, equality, and inclusion through the International Love of Various Ethnicities club. The club will educate students about different cultures and inspire them to appreciate the power of diversity in communities. | Luisa Cervantes , 25cervantesl@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Resnikoff | Wednesdays, 206, Lunch, Monthly | |
79 | International Medical Corps Club | Our club fundraises for those suffering from war, natural disaster, and disease in underprivileged countries. | Emma Klapper, 26klappere@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Kofahl | Wednesdays, 221, Lunch, Monthly | |
80 | Jewish Cultural Club | Our club aims to unite Jewish and non-Jewish students on our campus together by teaching the history of the Jewish people while also informing our members of current social issues surrounding Israel. | Isaac Faynsod, 25faynsodi@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Everett | Tuesdays, Room 22, Lunch, Weekly | |
81 | Jimmy Miller Memorial Foundation | Our club recruits volunteers and raises awareness about our foundation and the benefits of ocean therapy. | Dylan Glober, 25globerd@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Kloes | Wednesdays, 200, Lunch, Monthly | |
82 | Key Club | Key Club is the high school denomination of Kiwanis International whose goal is involving the youth in volunteering events. | Ava Federici, avafederici@icloud.com | Ms. Kridner-Protzmann | Wednesdays, 49B, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
83 | LA Photography Club | This club teaches foundational photography skills while exploring Los Angeles's culture and history. We plan to organize more local events and compile a digital book of our work for Apple Books by year-end. Meetings may include photography materials for practicing styles like portraiture. | Flora Uslaner , 25uslanerf@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Valbuena | Mondays, 102, Lunch, Weekly | |
84 | LA Science Fair Club | We aim to teach students about the scientific research process, through submitting original research projects to the LA science Fair. | Tejaswi Krishna, Tejas.krishna@icloud.com | Mr. Nodado | Tuesdays, 338, Office Hrs, Bi-weekly | |
85 | Latino Scholors Union (LSU) | Providing a safe space for all students and educating them on people of latino herratige and culture and to also uplift the neighboring hispanic communities. | Sarabeth Mullenhoff, Skmullenhoff@gmail.com | Mrs. Martinez | Tuesdays, room 73, Lunch, Weekly | |
86 | Living On One Club | Giving micro loans with no interest to South American people in need. | Joseph Niborski, jniborski@icloud.com or 25niborskij@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Shapiro | Thursdays, Room 70, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
87 | Marine Mammal Care Club | Donates and works with the Marine Mammal Care Center, an organization that rehabilitates sick seals. | Kasey Kernochan, Kaseykernochan@icloud.com | Ms. Vaughan | Thursdays, 207, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
88 | Math Club | Provides tutoring to MBUSD math clubs (elementary and middle school), prepares and competes in math competitions such as the AMC 10/12, Bay League, etc. | Katherine Kligys, 25kligysk@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Cunningham | Tuesdays, 137, Lunch, Weekly | |
89 | MCHS BBQ Club | The MCHS BBQ Club aims to share the love of barbecuing with its members while teaching culinary skills for college. We discuss meat preparation and plan our next club barbecues. An entry fee for our off-campus events helps raise funds for Feeding America. While barbecuing is our passion, spreading the love is our mission. | Finn Gregory, 26gregoryg@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Kofahl | Mondays, Room #221, Lunch, Monthly | |
90 | MCHS Dungeons and Dragons/Tabletop Games Club | We strive to develop the imagination of our members by participating in Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, playing characters of our own imaginations and interacting with a story. We strive for a safe and inclusive environment where anyone can bring out their true self and act out a character in a setting that requires teamwork and strategy. | James Jewell, jamesjewelliv@gmail.com | Mr. Selmi | Tuesdays, 112, Lunch, Weekly | |
91 | Meditation Station | The Meditation Station is a space to relax and incorporate mindfulness into one's life. We will teach different mindfulness practices as well as serve as a community for members to confide in and rely on for support. | Mareen Shah, 25shahm@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Nielsen | Fridays, 250, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
92 | Mental Health Matters Club (MHMC) | The Mental Health Matters club aims to foster a safe space for discussing mental health and promote encouragement on campus through motivational signs, making Costa a welcoming environment for all students. We also plan to extend our efforts beyond school by writing letters to hospitals and fundraising for national suicide prevention organizations and mental health centers. | Miki Uchida , 25uchidam@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Wynen | Tuesdays, 223, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
93 | Mind Matters | Primary mental health club on campus. Aims to foster a positive campus environment void of the stigma surrounding mental health. | Riley Trotter, 25trotterr@mbusdapps.org | Ms. Kridner-Protzmann | Tuesdays, 49a, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
94 | Mira Costa African Animals | Our club’s mission is to spread awareness and raise money for endangered animals in Africa. We plan to host events to raise funds. We are partnering with the organizations - Save the Rhino, Save the Elephants and The Elephant Foundation - to directly impact the lives of these endangered species. | Gabrielle (Gigi) Montalto, gabriellemontalto@gmail.com or 26montaltog@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Backer | Tuesdays, 45, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
95 | Mira Costa Artists Society | The National Art Honors Society meets Thursdays at lunch for creative games, projects, and to organize Costa's Art Night. We also fundraise for the LA Foodbank by creating and selling painted bowls through the Empty Bowls Program. | Sadie Lee, 25lees@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Heredia | , , , | |
96 | Mira Costa Car Club | Car Club will be a place for any car enthusiasts on campus to come and discuss anything about cars. There will be current events, car discussions, guest speakers, or car shows. | Jared Manasse jared@manasse.net | Mr. Kurz | Mondays, 238, Lunch, Bi-weekly | |
97 | Mira Costa Political Review | Our club covers recent news from anything at Costa to internationally. We cover all news with a 100% unbiased view point. We also aim to publish one edition per semester on our MCPR website. These editions consist of many different articles about current events. | Reese Stringer, 26stringerr@mbusdapps.org | Mrs. Sieker | Tuesdays, 44, Lunch, Weekly | |
98 | Mira Costa Robotics Club | Join the MCHS Robotics Club to learn and master engineering skills while collaborating with fellow students for the VEX Robotics competition! You’ll design, build, and program a robot from scratch, using hands-on techniques and professional software, before competing against other teams. | John Tian, 26tianj@mbusdapps.org | Mr. Brenan | Fridays, 111, After School, Weekly | |
99 | Mira Costa Science Olympiad (SciOly) | In Science Olympiad, we compete in science competitions, increase opportunity and diversity in science, create Science literacy among students and recognize outstanding achievement from students. | Jane Brownsen, 25brownsenj@mbusdpps.org | Mr. Locke | Mondays, 352, Lunch, After School, Weekly | |
100 | Mira Costa Scuba Club (MCSC) | Our club aims to increase interest in scuba diving through weekly meetings featuring presentations on various topics. We also support members in getting certified by offering discounts and giveaways. | Kevin James O’Connor, Kevinbeers07@gmail.com | Mr Uhalt, Mr Smith | Fridays, 343, Lunch, Weekly |