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Attached is the list of current clubs for students to join at Chico High. Please note, new clubs may be added throughout the year and meeting times or dates may change.
 
 

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Chico High Clubs

American Institue of Architect Student (AIAS) (Advisor: Scott Farquhar)
The purpose of the club is advancing leadership, design and service among architecture students.
 
Anime Fan Club  (Advisor:  Johnathan Mireles)
The purpose of the club is discussing, mindling, and participating in activities regarding all things anime, including cosplay, manga and light novels.
 
Art Club  (Advisor:  Katie Mintzer)
The purpose of this club will be to explore all art mediums and inspire others around school, and in the community.
 
Asssociation of Latino American Students (ALAS) (Advisor:  Jamie Fisher-Vargas)
The purpose of the club will to cultivate the next generation of Latino leaders and allies through civic engagement, social emotional support, and advocating for the improvement of Latino lives and underrepresented Latino communites.
 
Athlete Committed (Advisor:  Keith Rollins)
This club is toe help athletes of Chico High school perform at their opimum levels, focusing on sleep, nutrition, stress and the effects of drugs and alcohol.
 
Ballet Folklorico  (Advisor:  Jamie Fisher-Vargas)
This club's purpose is to critically perserve Latin American culture by showcasing folklorico at Chico High and the surrounding communities and to increase awareness of Latin American ancestry as well as to serve as a catalyst for others to take pride in their own bakgrounds.
 
Band  (Advisor:  Ruben Morales)
This club is made up of the Chico High band members and helps raise funds for band activities.
 
Black Student Union (Advisor:  Travis Chew)
At a high level, BSU members at Chico HS will feel more connected to their community, understand the history of the Black community in the U.S. and throughout the world, develop their voices and draw connections with allies, explore college and career opportunities, give back to their community by volunteering to help younger Black children, start a mentor relationship with college students at CSU, Chico and Butte College and explore the great outdoors to foster a better connection with nature/outdoor spaces.
 
California Scholarship Federation (CSF)  (Advisors:  Kris Hahn, Rebekah Holley)  Web Page
The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) is to foster high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship on the part of students of the high schools of California. 
 
Chess Club  (Advisor: Ruben Morales)
Learning the sacred art of chess
 
Choir Club  (Advisor:  Cristiana Franzetti)
The purpose of this club is to furtther the appreciation of the Chico High Choirs and to unite the members of the existing choirs and to put on choir events.
 
Computer Science Club  (Advisor:  Jonathon Andrew)
The purpose of this club is to spread a passion for coding, to provide and environment for students to communicate about project, and provide a place for students to learn programming outside of the school day.
 
D&D Club  (Advisor: Karlye Hankins)
The purpose of this club is to expose more kids to D&D, have fun, and explore a new realm full of endless opportunities.
 
Design and Build Institue of America (DBIA)  (Advisor:  Jonathon Andrew)
The purpose of this club is to design and build structures to further students understanding of architecural, engineering, and structural systems.
 
Ecology Club  (Advisor: Marc Kessler)
The purpose of this club is creating a healthier Chico, by promoting Environmental Awareness at Chich High School and other schools.
 
Empowerment Club (Advisor: Kendall Smith)
This clubs purpose is to expose high school aged girls to awareness of who they are and who they can be, as they prepare for the bigger role they will have in society.
 
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)  (Advisor:  Keith Rollins)
This club is to serve the Chico High student athletes and impact players and coaches lives through their faith.
 
Future Farmers of America - ChicoChapter (FFA)  (Advisor: Kayla Hall)  Web Page
The Chico FFA is a local chapter of the National FFA organization.  This is a group for young people interested in all areas of agriculture including ag mechanics, ornamental horticulture, floriculture, livestock, farming and ag business.  To belong to the FFA, a student must be enrolled in an ag class at ChicoHigh School.  The purpose of the FFA is to promote leadership training through a learn-by-doing approach.  Our chapter members elect officers in the spring who develop activities for the year.  Some of the activities and events that FFA members participate in include:  showing projects at the Silver Dollar Fair, sponsoring the Twirps Dance, Public Speaking, Parliamentary Procedure Team, Floriculture Team, Ag Mechanics Team, monthly meetings, the annual Awards Banquet, Leadership Conferences, State and National FFA Convention and community service.  Chico FFA is for anyone with an interest in becoming leaders in their community
 
FFA Floral  (Advisor:  Kayla Hall)
This club will have as its purpose designing, marketing, and selling floral arrangements. (Not available virtually, but will be back when we are in person.)
 
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)  (Advisors:  Jessa McCarty/Raminder Sidhu)
Club committed to the fight against homophobia and discrimination on campus and in our community. 
 
Heroes Teach Club  (Advisor:  Tammi Taylor)
Students in this club will be able to learn skills used in teaching professions, participate in community service projects, and participate in outreach projects with local elementary schools.
 
HOSA Medical Club  (Advisor:  Tammi Taylor)
The HOSA Medical club will have as its purpose to develop leadership and technical HOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness and recognition, which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program.
 
Key Club  (Advisor: Camille Upton)
Key Club is a service organization associated with the Chico Kiwanis Club.  Club members organize blood drives held on campus by the North Valley Blood Bank and have donated item to help in various facilities in Chico. Money raised by the club through car washes and parking at the Silver Dollar Fair are donated to groups such as Special Olympics.
 
Media Market Place (Advisor:  Jill McKay)
This club gives students the opportunity to create graphics, logs, etc. and print them on merchandise (t-shirts, stickers, mugs, banners, etc.) and sell such products to their peers on campus.
 
Musical Theater  (Advisor:  Cristiana Franzetti)
The purpose of this club is to bring Muslim and non-Muslim students together and forming respectful relationships with one-another in anicipation of providing back to the City of Chico and surrounding Communities.
 
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)  (Advisor:  Rosalee Conley and Joe Ahmadi)
The purpose of this club is a place where students can talk openly about mental health & wellness, learn ways to support friends or family members who have mental illness and educate others on campus about mental health & wellness. The goal is to end stigma by raising awareness that mental illness is not rare and should be treated like any other medical condition. Become advocates within the school community and work towards creating a positive mental-health school environment.  
 
Panther Robotics  (Advisor:  Jonathon Andrew)
The purpose of this club is to encourage high school students to seek opportunities and learn in the field of automation and robotics in an inclusive manner.
 
Rotary Interact  (Advisor:  Jonathan Mireles)
Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club for high school students. Members carry out at least two service projects yearly; one that serves the school or the community and another that furthers international understanding. Young people develop initiative,leadership skills, and lasting friendships. The Chico High Interact Club meets twice a month, elects officers and determines projects for the school year. To remain eligible for membership, Interact members must attend 60% or more of the regular meetings.
 
Science  Bowl Club  (Advisor: Cristina Barger)
Science Bowl Club is to prepare students for science bowl and then to compete. 
 
Skills USA Chapter:  (Advisors:  Jonathon Andrew)
The Skills USA club is to assist local SkillsUSA members in their growth and development.
 
Science outreach for Chico kids (S.O.C.K.)  (Advisor:  Lukas Kennedy)
To promote and celebrate the sciences in the Chico area via shows, presentations, demonstrations and evens. Our club will not only entertain and amaze but inform and teach people about the amazing world around them.
 
Society of Women Engineers Next (SWE)  (Advisor:  Scott Farquhar)
This club gives opportunities for scholarships, awards, internships, and volunteering in events put on by Chico State SWE Club.
 
SOFA (Student Organized Friendship Alliance)  (Advisor: Melody Blu)
This club gives opportunities for students to devlop social skills with special education students.
 
VOCES Latinas  (Advisors:  Jamie Fisher-Vargas)
VOCES Latinas is dedicated to creating a voice for the Latino community by means of promoting awareness for pride for Hispanic & Latino language, culture, and literature through theater, poetry, and cultural events. Our mission is to enrich ourselves, our familes, and the comminity, through Verso, Obra, Cutura, Educacian, y Servico. Through these golas, VOCES Latinas will focus on fostering a welcoming environment where students can not only share their cultural values with others, but strive to provide members of the club and the public with events and resources. VOCES Latinas encourages students - regardles of background - to join the club. Interest in Hispanic & Latino culture, literature, language, and/or Spanish theater is the only requirement.
 

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