CHS ClubsThe following are sanctioned clubs sponsored by Clairemont High Staff: ACADEMIC LEAGUEA district sponsored club to encourage, acknowledge and reward academic excellence through competition. All students are welcome to try out for the three teams: novice, junior varsity, and varsity. The league meets at lunch and competes on Thursday nights during February, March and April. The competitions are college bowl style matches against other high schools. (Paula Riley) ARROW (Journalism)An elective class for students interested in writing, careers in journalism and production of the school newspaper. Students work on writing and editing skills and have the opportunity to submit their work and win awards in competition. Astronomy Club - Kevin Regardie Our goal is to get as many people interested in the Space Sciences to help promote a greater future for our country as well as the world as a whole by focusing distinctly on the areas of Astronomy, Physics, and Aerospace/Astronautical Engineering. (Gary Jimenez) AVID ClubSimone Taylor Band ClubDon Kuhli Circle of FriendsMarianne Miller CSF (California Scholastic Federation)A statewide organization with a mission to promote scholastic achievement and community service. The club meets at lunch. Lifetime members are recognized at graduation by the gold cords they wear. (Loc Huynh) Drama/ThespianInvolved in a variety of “dramatic” activities at Clairemont. They have sponsored school plays, assemblies, musicals and a variety of other productions. Members have also visited and performed at local elementary schools to entertain and teach. (Stacey Allen) DRAMA WEBSITE (the views and opinions expressed in this website are not associated with the administration of the Clairemont High School Web Site.) F.E.A.FEA (Future Educators of America) encourages and provides support to students planning to become future educators. Club members participate in retreats and conferences and promote leadership. Large scholarships have been awarded each year to qualified members. (Landau/Lunetta) FrenchFRENCH CLUB is open to all students interested in French culture. Club members have attended French plays, French restaurants and have hosted French meals they have prepared. (Cecile Lunetta-Sparr) Gay Students AllianceSimone Taylor GlobetrottersGLOBETROTTERS plan trips abroad. Meetings are at lunch where plans are made for trips, videos are viewed about different cultures and travel tips are presented. (Meg Moore) Key ClubMarissa Churchwell KEY (Kiwanis Educating Youth) CLUBAffiliated with Kiwanis International. This service club meets at lunch with their advisor and plans a variety of community service projects. Key Club has participated in beach cleanups, sweater and blanket drives, canned food drives and projects which feed the homeless. This is a great club for those interested in helping and working in the community, and making friends at the same time. M.E.Ch.A ClubMovimiento Estudientil Chicano Aztlan (Karina Ocampo) Music ClubsAvailable in a variety of areas for students who are not able to fit band or choir into their busy schedules. Students can become involved in jazz band, jazz choir, afterschool men’s choir and many other musical opportunities. (Don Kuhli) SAMAHAN ASIAN CLUBCelebrates the cultures, foods, and languages of Asian Pacific cultures. Members have had ethnic potlucks, celebrated Asian New Year, promoted films and participated in ethnic food making. (Loc Huynh) SurfMeets the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month to watch videos and compete in surf competitions. (Dan Knight) YearbookAn elective class for students interested in producing the yearbook. Students learn all facets of production: writing, photography, editing, Adobe Pagemaker, Photoshop and marketing. All students are welcome to apply for this class in the spring for the following school year. (Gary Jimenez) |