Clubs
Chico High Clubs 2026/2027
Chico High Clubs 2026/27Chico High Clubs 2026/2027
Chico High Clubs 2026/27
Chico High Clubs 2026/2027
Academic Decathlon (Advisor: Seth Perrin) Meetings Every Wednesday, Lunch A201
Academic Decathlon is a ten-event contest where high school students of all academic abilities and achievement work as a team to compete in the areas of language and literature, science, mathematics, social science, economics, art, music, essay, interview, and speech. Each team aspires to compete at the state or national level. Students who participate build 21st century skills like critical thinking, character, communication and get some college prep experience!
Art Club (Advisor: Tiffany Ridenour) Meetings Every Tuesday, Lunch, F1
Unleash your creativity in a place where imaginations can run wild. Explore new techniques, expand on your own skills, and discover the joy of expressing yourself through various artistic mediums. All artistic abilities are welcome! Join us and let your inner artist thrive.
Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) (Advisor: Jeff Reid) Meetings Monthly Monday, Lunch, J117
Celebrating the culture of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
Athlete Committed (Advisors: Keith Rollins, Efren Rodriguez) Meetings Every Tuesday, Lunch, J218
This club is to help athletes of Chico High school perform at their opimum levels, focusing on sleep, nutrition, stress and the effects of drugs and alcohol.
Badminton Club: (Advisor: Dene Ehrhart) Meetings Every GOLD Monday or Tuesday, Lunch, Gym
To provide venues and equipment for students to practice or play badminto during lunch.
Ballet Folklorico (Advisor: Jamie Fisher-Vargas) Meetings Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, After School: A128 & Commons
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) Meetings Monthly, as needed, D1
California Scholarship Federation (CSF) (Advisors: Abby Ott, Joe Schantz) Meetings First Thursday of the Month, Lunch, TBD
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: Brandon White) Meetings Every Monday, Lunch, A209
Ever been interested in Chess? Whether you know how to play or not, feel free to come to A209 Mondays at lunch and get some games in!
Choir Club (Advisor: Ruben Morales) Meetings Monthly, as needed, D1
Cycling Club (Advisor John Klein) Meetings every other Tuesday, Lunch, K113
Debate Club (Advisor: Jeff Pithoud) Meetings Every Thur, Lunch K212
D&D Club (Advisor: Robert Sperou) Meetings Every Monday, After School, A204
We are a club that meets once a week to run D&D campaigns. We welcome all levels of background from beginners to experienced adventurers. We also offer mini painting if students just want a calming activity after school
Ecology Club (Advisor: Marc Kessler) Meetings Every Other Tuesday, Lunch, S4
Ecology Club is a group of students who have fun taking action to improve our community. We educate others about the importance of a clean environment and participate in projects that have a positive impact on the environment.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) (Advisors: Keith Rollins, Caleb Fleming) Meetings Every Wednesday, Lunch, J117
This club is to serve the Chico High student athletes and impact players and coaches lives through their faith. With Athlete Committed & Rotary. The club motto is "Faith + Sport = FCA"
Floral Club (Advisor: Amanda Potter) Meets as needed
Floral Club is for students that have a passion for floral design. Students design monthly arrangements throughout the year.
Friday Night Live (FNL) (Advisor: Travis Chew) Meetings Every other week, TBD, K114
This clubs purpose is to help organize and run intervention activities on campus, mentoring, leadership training and positive fun interaction with other students and staff.
Future Farmers of America - ChicoChapter (FFA) (Advisor: Elva Anderson) Meetings Monthly, Afterschool, Location TBD
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Chico FFA is a youth organization focused on developing leadership, personal growth, and career success in agriculture education. Members participate in hands- on learning in agriculture, and various different programs and activities.
Chico FFA is a youth organization focused on developing leadership, personal growth, and career success in agriculture education. Members participate in hands- on learning in agriculture, and various different programs and activities.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) (Advisor: Dave Atkinson) Meetings Every Friday, Lunch, S6
Club committed to the fight against homophobia and discrimination on campus and in our community.
Horticulture Club (Advisor: Elva Anderson) Meetings when needed, Lunch, TBD
HOSA Medical Club (Advisor: Tammi Taylor) Meetings 1st Wednesday of the Month, Lunch IT4
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) Meetings 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the Month, Lunch, A207
Key Club is the oldest and largest student-led service organization for high school students functioning as a youth program affiliated with Kiwanis International. Key Club has more than 230,000 members in over 5,000 clubs around the world.
Chico High Key Club was started in 1947 and is a student-led group focused on service projects and leadership in the local community. Through active club participation students grow in self-confidence, build leadership skills, and gain experience as they improve their club, school and volunteer within the community.
KLEAN (Kids Leading Everyone Against Nicotine (Advisors : Abe Simmons & Rebekah Holley) Meetings Monthly 2nd & 4th Tue, Lunch, B9
Students discuss strategies about how to reduce nicotine use amongst high schoolers.
Mock Trial Club (Advisor: Casey Van Attenhoven and Travis Chew) Meetings Monday during Lunch in K112, Wednesday After School, K112
Mock trial is a simulation of a real court case. As a group, we’ll study the case in depth, choose roles and sides, and then compete against other schools in a realistic trial proceeding using the information from the case packet.
Musical Theater (Advisor: Kate Briggs ) Meetings Fridays, Lunch, Theater
The Musical Theater club is for any student who wants to dive into the world of theatre, helping with fundraising and outreach events and organizing our backstage areas.
Panther Robotics (Advisor: Jonathon Andrew) Meetings Every Monday, Lunch, IT5
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.
Panther Rocketry (Advisor: Gavin Cockrell) Meetings Every Thurs during Lunch, IT1
Panther Rocketry is a hands-on club where students design, build, and launch model rockets, learning the fundamentals of aerospace engineering and teamwork along the way. Members get to combine creativity with problem-solving while seeing their projects take flight.
Rotary Interact (Advisor: Keith Rollins/Efren Rodriguez) Meetings 2nd and 4th Thur, Lunch C1
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: Lukas Kennedy) Meetings Every Thursday and Friday, Lunch, S2
Science Bowl Club is to prepare students for science bowl and then to compete.
Skills USA Chapter: (Advisors: Jonathon Andrew) Meetings Every Wednesday, Lunch, IT5
The Skills USA club is to assist local SkillsUSA members in their growth and development.
SOFA (Student Organized Friendship Alliance) (Advisor: Melody Blu) Meetings every other week Red Thursdays, Lunch, IT4
This club gives opportunities for students to devlop social skills with special education students.
VOCES Latinas (Advisors: Jamie Fisher-Vargas) Meetings every other Tuesday, Lunch, A128
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 community, through Verso, Obra, Cultura, Educacian, y Servico. Through these goals, 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 - regardless 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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