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 Clubs and Organizations
Clubs & Organization Advisors and Meeting Times
Clubs and Organizations Descriptions
Below are descriptions of some clubs we have on campus. If you have questions about any club, please contact the Club Advisor.
California Scholarship Federation
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. (Advisors: Kris Hahn, Gina Snider) Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month in Room H-1 during first lunch and in Room D-1 during second lunch.
Cheerleading Web Page
Choir Club
Club helps choir students to further appreciate choir, and to unite members of the existing choirs. (Advisor: Susan Delgardo)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Club serves Chico High student athletes in their faith. (Advisor: Keith Rollins)
French Club
Members learn more about France and the French culture.
Friday Night Live (FNL)
Club provides opportunities for student in areas of leadership, mentoring, prevention and community service. (Advisor: Sue Baber)
Blast CI Dance Team
Club provides dance opportunities for students. Prospective members must attend tryouts and be selected to the team. (Advisor: Sue Baber)
Future Farmers of America - ChicoChapter (FFA) 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 (Advisors: Quinn Mendez, Sheena Sloan, Ronnie Cockrell)
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
Club committed to the fight against homophobia and discrimination on campus and in our community. (Advisor: Penny Baxter)
Key Club Web Page
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. (Advisor: Corrine LaFollette)
Literary Magazine
Recognition and publication of good writing by CHS students (Seven-Eighths Under Water publication). (Advisor: Laura Carey)
Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) Web Page
Club supports the MESA classes for educational field trips and activities. Credit is available for participation. (Advisor: Anne Stephens)
Panther Brew
Students run the Panther Brew lunch sales to raise money for campus beautification projects. (Advisor: Jon Nickerson)
Pep Squad
Cheerleading is an activity which supports the sports programs at ChicoHigh School. Cheering for fall and winter sports helps boost school spirit and develops leadership and communication sills, strength and agility. Cheerleaders practice regularly, attend football and basketball games and some volleyball and soccer games. Cheerleaders also help promote spirit by attending rallies, painting posters, holding fundraisers, participating in community events and taking part in various competitions. This activity is physically and emotionally demanding as well as very time consuming, but cheerleading is also fun. Tryouts are announced each spring in the daily bulletin.
Science Bowl Team
To train for and compete in the annual regional science bowl. (Advisor: Tom Lampkin)
Science Club
Science Club is a place where people with similar interests come together and share their ideas. It's a place to meet new people and experience new possibilities. (Advisor: Jenelle Ball)
X-Treme Peer Mediation
Club assists students in mediating conflicts. The club also provides training in anti-mean girls, anti-bullying and anti-gang involvement to elementary and junior high schools in the Chico Unified School District. (Advisor: Mike Carroll)
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