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Clubs2025-2026
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Club NameClub #AdvisorsRm#Meeting Days/TimesDescription/Purpose
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Astronomy Club484Mike Mowinski1602Wednesdays during lunchTo provide students that have a passion and curiosity for space to learn about the wonders of the Universe.
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Band490Anthony Hicks340Tuesdays at 5pmThe band club strengthens the school's music cultures. It boosts students' involvement, and gives members a chance to shine both on and off the stage.
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Baseball409Robert Haskell/Bryn BrunoBaseball Field1st of the month/as neededTo provide a safe place for Golden Valley students to learn the love of Baseball.
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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 MadridGymAs neededThe purpose of the Girls Basketball Club is to develop players' basketball skills, promote sportsmanship/teamwork, foster a safe positive environment for growth and competition; ultimately instilling valuable life lessons like discipline and leadership alongside athletic development.
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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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Beyond GV1045Anthony Hildago601The 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/Terry Tripp/Wade Branch/Melissa Waldrop
301Wednesdays at lunchHelping students spiritually connect through the Bible and develop Christian Fellowship with one another.
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Black Student Union (BSU)499Will Cross1202Thursdays at lucnhThe 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 Theatre Company473Sheila McClure304Tuesdays at lunch & 7th periodThe Bulldog Theatre Company strives to tell stories and educate through theatre in order to bring about positive change in our community, and to inspire creativity and self-expression—free of judgment in a safe environment.
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Class of 2026455Kirstie 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 2026.
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Class of 2027634Nadia 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 2027.
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Class of 2028635
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 2028.
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Class of 2029636Bailey 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 2029.
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Club SEA559Wayne Peacock1603Wednesdays after schoolAt Club S.E.A, we're all about exploring the world around us - from our local community to the great outdoors. Through service (S), exploration (E), and adventure (A), we equip students with the skills, knowledge, and passion to make a positive impact.
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Cheer502Kirstie Park/Lacie Gago120N/ASupport others on campus and cheer at sports events.
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Colorguard511Anthony Hicks340Fridays at 3:45pmTo perform with elegance and bring smiles to people's faces.
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Creative Writing Club1179Cory Olague906Wednesdays 3:35pm-4:35pmThe 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 Country418Robert Haskell/Valerie Garcia1504N/AThe purpose of the cross country is to develop skills in sports that will transfer to academic success. (Time management, commitment, communication, perseverance)
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Culture Shock Club1057Monica Beavers806Lunch every other ThursdayThe 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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Drumline1071Anthony Hicks340Thursdays at 3:45pmOur purpose - To build a story through rhythms and movements that displays the discipline of students and their passions to drum with those who grown to appreciate the hidden world of percussion through its loudest and quietest moments.
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Dungeons & Dragons453Nadia Wehbe904Wednesdays at 3:35-4:15pmTo include and engage a variety of students in creating fresh, invigorating storyscapes that foster public speaking, comraderie, and confidence in speech.
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ESportsJudiah Hopkins1715Mondays & Tuesdays after schoolVideo Game Club that competes in KSEL with different seasons of games.
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FFA517
Cassandra Soberano/Katy Nieblas/Brian Watts
1701/1406
2nd Wednesday of every month, during lunch
To educate all students about the importance of agriculture, so they will have an interest in agriculture, now and in the future.To get all members involved in our FFA organization, for continued chapter success and growth this year and in the future.To bring agriculture education awareness to our school and community.To enhance the relationship between our organization and the community by participating in community events.To encourage members to succeed not only at the chapter level but to strive for success beyond their own expectations.To make 2025-2026 a year of accomplishments and improvements. To always have fun in what we are doing and enjoy our moments of success.
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Film & Media Club571Keith Fingers1006N/AThe purpose of this club is to give students the opportunity to explore film and media beyond the 57 minutes we have in class. It will provide a space for students to pursue their passions through hands-on experience in editing, camera operation, screenwriting, and more. The club will also foster a supportive environment where students can share ideas, practice industry-standard techniques, and produce content that reflects our school’s growth, pride, and service.
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Football424James CainP12N/ATo promote and support students interest in football.
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French Club523May Feghali703Every other Tuesday at lunchExpose members of the club to the French culture and other francophone cultures
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GV Singers508Giovanna Sarratt328N/ATo promote and sustain choral activities on, and off, campus to endorse vocal music education and artistry in all students 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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Interact535Jennifer Yamauchi1605Tuesdays during lunch or after schoolThe purpose of Interact is to provide opportunity for young people to work together in a world fellowship dedicated to service and international understanding.
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International Thespian Society
569Sheila McClure/Monica Beavers304Tuesdays at lunch & 7th periodInternational Thespian Society (ITS), an honorary organization that has inducted more than 2.2 million theatre students since its founding in 1929. ITS is operated by Educational Theatre Association (EdTA), a national nonprofit organization with approximately 100,000 students and professional members. The mission is shaping lives through theatre education by: honoring student achievement in theatre and enriching their theatre education experience and influencing public opinion that theatre education is essential and builds life skills. GVHS ITS Troupe 6881 strives to maintain excellence in Theatre, Academics, and Community Service.
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Library ClubRupsy Bajwa/Manuel SanchezLibrary/201Wednesdays @3:30pm-4:30pmThe club’s mission is to promote reading in our community through free little libraries, presentations, meetings and participating in related events or activities.
The Library Club will do the following:
1. Encourage GVHS students to read.
2. Set up little free libraries in the community.
3. Organize Author Visit.
4. Raise funds through fundraising events.
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L.I.S.T.O.S641
Marshall Garcia/Ramon Cardenas/Emmanuel Gomez/Jose Soleranzo
P10Every other WednesdayThrough 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 Sarratt328Last Friday of every monthThis 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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Math ClubLuis Jauregui1206Thursdays during lunchThe 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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PARC802Melissa Waldrop1404N/AIF we implement a student advocacy center that focuses on individual growth and strengths, building essential life and social skills, and the importance of healthy and positive relationships THEN we will contribute to a culture of empathy, accountability, respect, community and belonging, WHERE all students AND staff feel safe, heard, valued, respected, understood, empowered, & #BulldogSTRONG.
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Project BEST551Will Cross1202Wednesdays at lunchProject 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
P21Lunch every other WednesdayOur 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 Camarillo
P12/Softball Field
Mondays 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 Cross1202Everyday in springThe 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 Waldrop1404Tuesdays at lunchEntirely 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 TurnerGymMondays at 4:30pmTo teach kids skills in volleyball, but to also be responsible young adults.
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We The People577John Hansen1203During lunch, as neededTo help foster civic engagement and civic education through learning about our nations governance, history, and the role every person plays in our national identity.
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Wrestling - Boys466Robert Haskell/Juan Gamino400N/ATo create opportunities for the students to partake and help in the boys wrestling team.
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Wrestling - Girls468Robert Haskell/Juan Gamino3282nd 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 25/26 GVHS school year.
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