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Clubs2026-2027
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Club NameClub #AdvisorsRm#Meeting Days/TimesDescription/Purpose
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ASB1Kirstie Park119Monday's after schoolThis organization shall have as its objective and purpose the conduct of activities on behalf of the students of Golden Valley High School as approved by the Activities Director and Principal/School Administrator and the governing board of Golden Valley High School. These shall include:
Provide a democratic forum where ALL students vote and which students can address school issues that affect their lives. Maintain continual communication from students to faculty members and administrators as well as among the students within the school. Offer a year-long program of social functions and community involvement projects for students. Provide leadership training for students in the duties and responsibilities of good citizenship, using the school environment as the primary training ground.
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Astronomy Club484Mike Mowinski1602Wednesdays during lunchTo explore the wonders of the Universe.
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Balet Folklorico Valle Dorado1030Gaby Ruvalcaba200Mondays at 2:45pmThe organization shall have as its purpose, to fundraise for the Folklorico group dancing attires, and also to learn cultural history through different dances. Students will donate time to local community service/outreach events directly approved by the Student Council, the school principal, and the Governing Board of the Kern High School District.
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Band490Dennis Boyle340Wednesdays during lunchThe mission of the Golden Valley Band program is to foster a lifelong appreciation for music through rigorous artistic expression, disciplined teamwork, and a supportive community. We strive to empower students to reach their highest potential as musicians, leaders, and citizens.
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Basketball - Boys413Robert Haskell/Jayson HeardGymMondays after school during seasonTo provide a safe place for Golden Valley students to learn the love of Basketball.
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Basketball - Girls414Danielle MadridGym or 1201
After school at practice, or lunch (team meetings)
Golden Valley Girls Basketball’s mission is to provide an enriching experience that goes beyond just the game. We’re dedicated to fostering academic success and athletic development while promoting values like discipline, integrity, and teamwork. We strive to cultivate an environment where our student-athletes can thrive intellectually, socially, and culturally. Together, we aim not just to compete, but to achieve greatness both on and off the court, empowering our players to grow into leaders who make a positive impact in their communities.
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Best Buddies1047Vanessa Salazar/Jose Vargas1001LunchThe purpose of Best Buddies Club is to create a welcoming and supportive community where students can build friendships, connect with others, and make a positive difference in our school. Our club will encourage kindness, school spirit, teamwork, and inclusion opportunities to support fellow students. Best Buddies strives to make every member feel valued, included, and proud to be part of our school community.
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Beyond GV1045Anthony Hildago601N/AThe purpose of this club is to prepare students for life after graduation. Being college or career ready is the purpose of our club.
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Bible Club493
John Hansen/Melissa Waldrop/Jayla Gutierrez
1203Wednesdays at lunchTo offer all GVHS students an opportunity to share their faith and learn more about their faith.
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Black Student Union (BSU)499Will Cross1202Every other FridayThe Black Student Union (BSU) exists to promote cultural awareness, unity, and empowerment among Black students, while fostering understanding and respect within the broader school community. Our purpose is to provide a safe and supportive space where members can share experiences, celebrate heritage, and engage in meaningful dialogue. Through educational programs, community service, cultural events, and advocacy, we aim to uplift the voices of Black students, address issues that affect our communities, and encourage academic and personal growth. BSU is committed to building bridges across cultures, promoting equity and inclusion, and inspiring leadership that extends beyond our school walls.
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Bulldog Cinema Club571Kyla Barrett905
Thursday during lunch and after school 1x a month
The Bulldog Cinema aims to provide a community setting that bolsters and strengthens students' analytical and media literacy skills through the screening of motion picture productions (movies) and student-driven discussions regarding screened movies, which provides the opportunity for students to improve their critical thinking, emotional intelligence, cultural awareness, and artistic appreciation skills.
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Bulldog Theatre Company473Sheila McClure304Tuesdays at lunch"Respect one another, despite differences.Think before you speak and always listen. Contribute to all projects with a positive attitude. Show up to all required rehearsals and performances on time. Always come prepared. Consult the proper manager regarding usage of materials and/or spaces. Maintain a clean workspace. Observe proper performance etiquette—back-stage and in the house. Represent GVHS Theatre and the Bulldog Theatre Company with pride at all times. Must contribute to fundraising Communicate potential issues in a timely manner. Include all members in activities."
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Bruiserz BlockAurora Camacho1601Wednesdays after schoolMake golden Valley Highschool a fun and involved school for all extracurriculars.
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Class of 2027455Kirstie Park119N/ATo be leaders on and off campus as part of the student council and provide the most fun and engagement on campus for the class of 2027.
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Class of 2028634Nadia Wehbe904N/ATo be leaders on and off campus as part of the student council and provide the most fun and engagement on campus for the class of 2028.
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Class of 2029635
Aurora Camacho/Kassandra Chicas/Rosemary Chavez
1601N/ATo be leaders on and off campus as part of the student council and provide the most fun and engagement on campus for the class of 2029.
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Class of 2030636Bailey Hicks/Jamie Contois606/902N/ATo be leaders on and off campus as part of the student council and provide the most fun and engagement on campus for the class of 2030.
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Cheer502Kirstie Park/Lacie GagoCafeteria/120N/AThe purpose of the Golden Valley Cheerleaders is to create an environment where all students feel supported, celebrated, and welcome. This program helps support students to become leaders, great students, and great humans.
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Chess Club505Gabriel Flores702
Official meetings twice per month. Play daily.
The purpose of the chess club is to play and to promote the game of chess.
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Colorguard511Dennis Boyle340Wednesdays during lunchThe mission of the Golden Valley Colorguard program is to foster a lifelong appreciation for dance, flag work, artistic expression, disciplined teamwork, and a supportive community. We strive to empower students to reach their highest potential as performing artists, leaders, and citizens.
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Creative Writing Club1179Cory Olague906N/AThe Creative Writing Club is focused around creating and nurturing student writers at Golden Valley High School with the goal of improving their own works and writing process. Our efforts will focus around creating a collaborative environment where writers feel safe and supported and their efforts are celebrated and appreciated. By the end of the year, we hope to create a Student Writer’s Anthology with the collected works from authors on our campus both within and without our club.
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Cross Country418Valerie Garcia1202N/AThe purpose of the cross country is to develop skills to promote fitness and community
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Culture Shock Club1057Monica Beavers806Every other Wednesday during lunch The purpose of Culture Shock Club is to promote respect for all people while learning about each other, our countries, cultures, and languages. We aim to support one another both academically and socially.
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Drumline1071Dennis Boyle340Wednesdays during lunchThe mission of the Golden Valley Drumline program is to foster a lifelong appreciation for music through rigorous artistic expression, disciplined teamwork, and a supportive community. We strive to empower students to reach their highest potential as musicians, leaders, and citizens.
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eSports419Judiah Hopkins1715N/AOur esports club’s purpose is to provide students with a structured and supportive environment to develop competitive gaming skills. Members will build teamwork, communication, strategy, sportsmanship, leadership, and problem-solving abilities while representing the school in esports competitions.
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FFA517
Cassandra Soberano/Katy Nieblas/Brian Watts
1701/1406Once a month - See advisors for dates.The Golden Valley FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their leadership skills, promoting personal growth and preparing students for successful careers through agricultural education. To accomplish this mission, we the FFA:
Increase awareness of the global and technological importance of agriculture and its contribution to our well-being. Promote the importance of agriculture in our local community. Promote opportunities and careers in the agriculture industry. Encourage students to make wise economic and environmental choices that benefit our community and society. Develop student’s interpersonal skills in teamwork, communication, human relations and interaction. Build students Character, Promote Citizenship, Volunteerism, and Patriotism.
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Football424Dimas RezaWeight RoomN/ATo provide students with opportunities to build leadership, teamwork, school spirit, and positive connections through football
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Golf - Boys428John Alvarez807N/ATo provide students with knowledge of the game of Golf as well as ensuring students become #BulldogSTRONG on and off the green.
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Golf - Girls428John Alvarez807N/ATo provide students with knowledge of the game of Golf as well as ensuring students become #BulldogSTRONG on and off the green.
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Golden Valley Dance Club513Bailey Hicks606Tuesdays and Thursdays during lunchThe purpose of our dance team is to provide students with an opportunity to develop their dance skills, build teamwork and leadership, demonstrate school spirit, and represent our school with pride.
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G Math ClubLuis Jauregui1206Tuesdays/LunchGV Math Club Statement of Purpose:
The purpose of the GV Math Club is to foster a supportive and engaging environment where students can deepen their appreciation and understanding of mathematics. We aim to promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration by exploring mathematical concepts beyond the classroom curriculum.Through activities such as problem-solving sessions, math games, competitions, guest speakers, and peer tutoring, the Math Club seeks to: Encourage curiosity and creativity in approaching mathematical challenges.
Support students in developing confidence and persistence in problem-solving.
Build a community where members can collaborate, share ideas, and inspire one another.
Provide opportunities to participate in local, regional, and national mathematics contests.
Highlight the connections between mathematics and real-world applications, careers, and other fields of study.Ultimately, the GV Math Club strives to create a welcoming space where all students, regardless of skill level, can grow in their mathematical journey, challenge themselves, and discover the joy and beauty of mathematics.
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GV Singers508Giovanna Sarratt328N/AThis organization shall have as its purpose, to promote and sustain choral activities on, and off, campus to as directly approved by the Student Council and indirectly by the school principal and the governing board of Kern High School District.
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Interact Club535
Kassandra Chicas, Rosemary Chavez, Lizeth Moreno Cisneros
1503Tuesdays after schoolInteract is a continuing club at GV that focuses on putting service above self, community service, making new friends, and becoming a leader. Our mission is as a club is to better our community by helping others.
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International Thespian Society
569Sheila McClure/Monica Beavers304Tuesdays at lunch & 7th period"Respect one another, despite differences.Think before you speak and always listen. Contribute to all projects with a positive attitude. Show up to all required rehearsals and performances on time. Always come prepared. Consult the proper manager regarding usage of materials and/or spaces. Maintain a clean workspace. Observe proper performance etiquette—back-stage and in the house. Represent GVHS Theatre and the Bulldog Theatre Company with pride at all times. Must contribute to fundraising Communicate potential issues in a timely manner. Include all members in activities."
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Karaoke 698Melissa Waldrop1404Fridays at lunchOur purpose is to grow a fun community and create an inclusive environment during lunch time on campus. We also want to spread joy through music and singing in our community.
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LISTOS!641
Marshal Garcia, Ramon Cardenas, Emmanuel Gomez
1107N/AThe purpose of LISTOS! is through mentoring, community involvement, and the support of inspirational Latino leaders in the Kern County community, the young Latinos in the KHSD will graduate with the academic, social, and leadership skills that will prepare them to thrive in their postsecondary pursuits and in life.
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Mariachi Club1352Giovanna Sarratt328N/AThis organization shall have as its purpose, to promote and sustain multiculturalism through the style of mariachi music with activities on, and off, campus as directly approved by the Student Council and indirectly by the school principal and the governing board of Kern High School District.
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PARC802Melissa Waldrop1404N/AMission: Student Advocacy Centers, SAC, foster a supportive and inclusive environment that promotes the overall well-being of our student - teacher community. Through peer-led personalized support, education, and collaborative partnerships, our aim is to cultivate resilience, self-awareness, and healthy habits, enabling our students to reach their full potential. Centers are committed to creating a safe, compassionate, and collaborative space where every student's voice is heard, valued, and respected to develop community and manage conflict and tensions by repairing harm and restoring relationships. Together, centers strive to build a culture of well-being, resilience, and growth, nurturing lifelong skills for a successful future.
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Project BEST551Will Cross/Keith Fingers/Rhyan Harris1202Bi-WeeklyProject BEST selects young African-American male students based on their academic success. Students must be enrolled in A-G college preparatory coursework (or advanced placement).During their high school years, the BEST Advisor(s) monitor(s) Project BEST students and provides mentorship and rewards.
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Soccer - Boys434
Marshall Garcia/Jose Vargas/Dominc Othart
1107N/AOur purpose of the club is to develop boys into successful players, be a service to our school and community, cooperate with governing student bodies at all school activities and functions.
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Soccer - Girls452Robert Haskell/Alexis FloresMain Soccer FieldMondays after school during seasonTo provide a safe place for Golden Valley Students to learn the love of Soccer.
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Softball440Robert Haskell/Ashley CamarilloSoftball FieldMondays after school during seasonTo provide a safe place for girls to go to to learn the love of the game.
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Track456Will Cross/Keith Fingers1202N/AThe purpose of the Track Club is to promote athletic excellence, personal growth, and teamwork through the sport of track and field. We strive to create a supportive and inclusive environment where athletes of all skill levels can challenge themselves, develop discipline, and achieve their personal and team goals. Through regular training, competition, and community engagement, we aim to inspire a lifelong love for fitness, sportsmanship, and perseverance both on and off the track.
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THRIVE622Melissa Waldrop1404Lunch`Entirely created, organized, and facilitated by students at Golden Valley High School, THRIVE is a premiere support group that operates in providing assistance in school work, building powerful bonds, and supporting the mental health and emotional needs of their peers.
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Volleyball462Robert Haskell/Desiree TurnerGymN/ATo teach kids skills in volleyball, but to also be responsible young adults.
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We The People577John Hansen1203As necesssary during lunch or after schoolTo engage students in civil discourse as they learn about their role as a citizen in our participatory democracy.
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Wrestling - Boys466Ryan Steiber9032nd day of each monthTo create opportunities for the students to partake and help in the Boys wrestling team.
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Wrestling - Girls468Robert Haskell/Juan GaminoP142nd day of each monthTo create opportunities for the students to partake and help in the Girls wrestling team.
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Yearbook580Kyla Barrett905N/ATo create a yearbook that tells the story of the 26/27 GVHS school year.
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