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Policies and Guidelines

Make sure to carefully read and understand all club policies, as the policies and application have changed. All clubs, even those who were approved during the 2023 - 2024 school year, must reapply for the 2024 - 2025 school year.

2024-2025 Club Policies & Guidelines


Club Applications

  • Submit your club application with the link below.
  • Club applications will be reviewed the first week of each month by SMCHS ASB Commissioners of Student Clubs.  Any questions about clubs can be sent to clubs@smhs.org

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STUDENT CLUBS

Get involved! Students interested in joining a club may do so at any point during the school year.
2024 - 2025 Clubs
Alzheimer's OC Club - Service

The purpose of Alzheimer's OC Club is to become more involved with senior communities such as Care Homes and Assisted Living Facilities in Orange County. This club will organize fun activities and events to provide support and joy to the elderly. We work with the Alzheimer's Association of Orange County and SeniorCareHomes.com. ALZOC gives support to the elderly and their families by educating the Orange County community about Dementia and other disorders associated with memory loss. SCH is an advocate in the Senior Care industry. They help seniors and their families find the right care options for their loved ones. Together with ALZOC and SCH, the Alzheimer's OC Club will organize events that will benefit the senior care industry in Orange County.

Moderator: Mr. Cou coug@smhs.org                                              
President: Kiera A. 

American Computer Science League (ACSL) - Academic

Computer science/math based club, teaching topics that are covered on the American Computer Science League competition. Compete as a team in the competition.

Moderator: Mr. Huerta huertai@smhs.org                                      
President: Clara C.

Animal Rescue Club - Service

The purpose of this club is to make the lives of struggling animals in shelters better. Participating in a mix of service opportunities such as crafting animal supplies, holding donation drives, promoting the fostering and adoption of the animals, and volunteering at the shelters in person when possible.

Moderator: Mr. Amman ammanna@smhs.org                                  
President: Anna B.

Badminton Club - Social

The purpose of the club is to provide a space and gather a community for students who are passionate about Badminton. In the club, members will participate in badminton practice and matches. We will discuss and share badminton related activities to encourage students to feel connected and make friends with people of similar hobbies. Our ultimate goal and hope for the club is to bring fun, active and compassion aspect of badminton into SM.

Moderator: Mr. Williams williamsb@smhs.org                               
President: Angela Y. and Jammie J.

Baking for Good - Service

The purpose of the club is to bring joy to homeless shelters and senior living communities by bringing them either store bought or home baked goods. We also would volunteer at their facilities to help them out. We intend to meet once a month and provide service opportunities to volunteer/bring in baked goods to brighten up their days!

Moderator: Ms. Archuleta archuletah@smhs.org                        
President: Gabriella M. 

Bracelet Club - Social

In the Bracelet Club we meet 1-2 times a month to make friendship bracelets and listen to music.

Moderator: Ms. Abdelmuti abdelmutij@smhs.org                   
President: Sasha C. 

Buddies Beyond Boundaries - Service

Buddies Beyond Boundaries (BBB) seeks to destroy the negative stereotypes surrounding the Down syndrome community by volunteering at different achievement events. Some events include DSAOC (Down Syndrome Association of OC) bowling parties, monthly parties, and Gigi's Playhouse (specifically the Leaps and Bounds program every week). Gigi's Playhouse helps teenagers socialize with the younger Down syndrome community in a playhouse setting, from playing with dolls to teaching basic motor skills. DSAOC also offers opportunities to serve the Down Syndrome community in super fun and social ways.

Moderator: Mr. Galvez galveze@smhs.org             
President: Hannah K.

C.H.A.N.G.E Club - Social

Challenging Human Apathy by Nurturing Global Empathy or C.H.A.N.G.E. is a club recently created for all SM students interested in learning more about themselves and each other. The purpose of the club is to learn about and discuss many different racial, gender, socioeconomic, etc. issues prevalent in our world today, while simultaneously learning more about each other and our different cultures. We intend to have in depth discussions about relevant topics in the world today that provides representation to different cultures, ethnic groups, etc.

Moderator: Mrs. Bigdeli bigdelib@smhs.org         
President: Noah T. 

Careers in Business - Academic

This club is to provide information and look into potential careers in business and the process behind running a business. Each meeting we will provide information regarding different types of businesses, the startup, and challenges it faces. Along with this, we will provide case studies that we will tackle which pertain to each career, identifying how to improve the business and ideas we would implement. Another overarching goal is to aid club members in finding a business field they are interested in and the different positions in that company.

Moderator: Mr. Blanc blancr@smhs.org      
President: Sienna M.

Caring Colors - Service

The purpose of Caring Colors is to encourage students to come and express their creativity while also serving a whole community. People who join our club will be able to make drawings, sketches, and ideas, which we will then collect and turn into coloring pages that will be delivered to children in the hospital. We will also be making cards that include Get-Well wishes and thoughtful messages to encourage the battles children are facing in hospitals. For Caring Colors, we plan to meet at least twice a month, where students can make their own designs and cards. This is a great way not only for students to share their creative minds, but also for them to unwind in a stress-free zone since we understand school can be a lot. Although our goal is to uplift children in hospitals, we also care about the mental health of students since drawing and being creative can be therapeutic. At meetups, drawing tools and paper will be provided, but students are welcome to bring their own tools. 

Moderator: Mr. Gardea gardear@smhs.org  
President: Ryanna Y. and Katherine J. 

Chemistry Club - Academic

The purpose of the club is to provide a safe environment where students can learn and grow their interest toward chemistry. Monthly club meetings where members give a short presentation on a general chemistry topic of the month, and break students into groups to do a fun and safe chemical experiment once a month.

Moderator: Ms. Green greenh@smhs.org
President: Yufei L. 

Chinese Food Club - Social

The purpose of the club is we want more people to be interested in Chinese food we want to share our country’s food with all of the different countries' students and we will organize events focused on Chinese food, allowing international students in the United States to enjoy authentic flavors from their homeland. These events will also offer students from different countries the opportunity to taste traditional Chinese dishes, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture.

Moderator: Ms. Zhang zhangd@smhs.org
President: Marissa W.

Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) - Academic

The purpose of DECA is to educate students on marketing, hospitality, finance, and management. It prepares students for college and careers in sales, marketing advertising, etc., and our club intends to follow these values. DECA teaches students from a competitive and educational approach. Activities that DECA would participate in include competitions, role-playing, simulations, and informational conventions in which members are exposed to real-life business situations through interacting with other students.

Moderator: Mr. Kuhl kuhlw@smhs.org
President: Laura L. and Lisa S. 

Eagle Auto Club - Social

The purpose of the Eagle Auto Club is to learn about and discuss the automotive industry. We plan to discuss automotive engineering and design, aerodynamics, proper car maintenance, and upcoming releases of exotic cars. 

Moderator: Mr. Minton mintong@smhs.org
President: Keaton F and Anthony S.

Eagle FAM Club - Service

The purpose of the club is to facilitate and encourage group service opportunities for SM. There are two main organizations that we plan to partner with: FAM, or Family Assistance Ministry, and the Solano Food Bank. Both of these organizations have weekly volunteering opportunities that are already well-established but not advertised enough for students at SM to properly take advantage of the opportunities.

Moderator: Mr. Shoemaker shoemakerj@smhs.org
President: Claire R.

Eagle Outreach Club - Service

The aim of the club is to spread awareness for multiple causes and to provide SM students with service opportunities.

Moderator: Mrs. Marcantonio marcantonioa@smhs.org
President: Grant G.

Eagle for CHOC Club - Service

Eagles for CHOC Club supports CHOC Hospital in Mission Viejo and Orange. We make blankets, digital cards, record stories for patients, and collect donations. We also participate in the Eagles for CHOC Christmas Sock Drive. CHOC, Children's Hospital for Orange County, houses many child and teenage patients, and these hospitals can often feel like a very isolating experience. Our club is focused on the teens at CHOC and emphasizes providing them joy during their stay there.

Moderator: Mrs. Volpo deptofnursing@smhs.org
President: Amy H.

Faith in the Flock - Social

Faith in the Flock is a club dedicated to providing Catholics, Christians, or anyone serious about their faith journey additional opportunities to practice their faith both on and off campus. We've got a number of ideas for opportunities like morning masses and adoration and reconciliation opportunities, as well as a number of non sacramental ideas like bible study, discussion groups, rosaries, prayer intentions, service opportunities, and a number more. The goal ultimately is to create a community on campus for students to be a part of to develop and practice their faith without judgement.

Moderator: Mr. Visconti viscontip@smhs.org
President: Hayden S. and Celine S.

Film Production Club - Social

The Film Production Club provides a creative space for students who are passionate about films to learn and make films.

Moderator: Mr. Roby robyd@smhs.org
President: Xuanbo W.

Fishing Club - Social

The purpose of this club is to have a safe place where everyone can voice their interests of fishing and what type of fishing they like to do and to make new friends.

Moderator: Mr. Ammann ammanna@smhs.org
President: Doug N.

Flowers By Faith - Social

This is a faith based club where we intend to perform random acts of kindness towards strangers to brighten their day. We will write bible verses or encouraging, kind words onto small pieces of paper, and attach the paper to a flower with a string. Once we have made a few, we will give them out to students and staff randomly in school, and hopefully give them out to strangers outside of school.

Moderator: Mr. Dimler dimlers@smhs.org
President: Danica D.

Free Wheelchair Mission Club - Service

The purpose of the Free Wheelchair Mission club is to raise awareness around the non-profit organization, Free Wheelchair Mission, along with raising awareness for the disabled in third-world countries. Free Wheelchair Mission is a humanitarian, faith-based nonprofit that designs and manufactures cost-efficient, durable wheelchairs for developing countries around the world. They distribute wheelchairs to 95 different countries and are a Christ-centered organization. In this club, we would have speakers come from the FWM organization to speak on their mission, and accomplishments through the non-profit. At the end of the year in partnership with the Free Wheelchair Mission, an event called "Move for Mobility" would be held with activities for all ages, to raise awareness for the cause.

Moderator: Ms. Kalyansunder kalyansundera@smhs.org
President: Fiona A.

French Club - Social

This club will promote French language and immersion in French culture by playing French games and watching French shows and movies.

Moderator: Ms. Tikhonova tikhonovae@smhs.org
President: Jasmine G.

FSEA - Future Scientists and Engineers of America - Academic

The FSEA club aims to foster interest in science and engineering through multiple applications and projects. As a club, we plan to nurture leaders who are pioneers in the STEM field. Therefore, we will mainly focus on the Orange County Science and Engineering Fair (OCSEF) and the International Division (ISEF). As this club advances through the year, our student leaders can also assist students with their various science homework.

Moderator: Ms. Asher asherj@smhs.org
President: Kevin Y.

Girls in STEAM - Academic

The Girls in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) Club is an academic club that will empower young women with the knowledge and support to consider pursuing a career in STEAM. The goal is to create an inclusive club that inspires curiosity and confidence in the STEAM field. We will pursue mentorship programs and community outreach.

Moderator: Ms. DeLain delainc@smhs.org
President: Alea G. 

HEART Club - Service

Laura's House is a non-profit which provides aid to women and children fleeing from domestic violence. Their school branches are called HEART clubs and organize volunteer activities to help the non-profit. Laura's House sorts through donations and provides counseling and shelter to help these families. As a club, we would meet at Laura's House and sort through the clothes for service hours as a group. The Heart Club will focus on educating our members about the importance of healthy relationships and cultivate a welcoming environment in our community. This offers our members service hour opportunities and helps us to aid the families suffering from domestic abuse.

Moderator: Ms. Yazdizadeh yazdizadehb@smhs.org
President: Katie R. and Sydney B.

Houdini Magic Club - Service

The Houdini Magic Club aims to foster interest for magic in SM and provides performance opportunities for growing magicians. Once every month Gabriel Park, an award winning magician and Magic Castle Junior Member, will prepare magic lectures focusing on sleight of hand and presentation. Other weeks will feature practice "jam" sessions that are open for all members. The club also organizes a show on the first Friday of every month at the Trabuco Senior Center and is currently looking to expand its reach to other venues.

Moderator: Ms. Zhang zhangd@smhs.org
President: Gabriel P. 

International Students Club - Social

Students come together to educate and celebrate the events and traditional festivals for the home countries of our international students. All students are welcome.

Moderator: Ms. Montoya 
President: Junjie H. and Xinqian L.

Iranian American Cultural Club - Social

In the Iranian American Cultural Club, everyone is welcome to join to learn the history, background and culture of Iran. Members will meet throughout the school year on special Persian holidays to learn the traditions of our culture and to celebrate. Club officers will create small visual presentations for a quick lesson on the significance of the holiday and why we celebrate.

Moderator: Mr. Ammann ammanna@smhs.org
President: Junjie H. and Xinqian L.

Jazz Club - Social

The jazz club is a group of students who perform for fun. We specialize in jazz music, however we also play some pop and latin music. Our goal is to explore the realm of jazz music. Whether this is done by learning or performing, we see jazz as a way of expressing feeling and emotion.

Moderator: Ms. Duncan duncana@smhs.org
President: Daniel G.

Key Club - Service

The main purpose of Key Club is pure service.  The intent is to teach and spread four core values across the community: Caring, character-building, inclusiveness, and leadership.  Although according to Key Club guidelines our club is supposed to encompass a wide array of service opportunities that positively benefit the community, we will center our purpose on specific topics and shift our focus every semester to keep some measure of consistency.  For the 2024-2025 schoolyear, our plan in the first semester is to focus on food insecurity, and the second semester will focus on serving the elderly.

Moderator: Mr. Robison robisonj@smhs.org 
President: Kinghtley G. and Sam F. 

Keys 2 Happiness - Service

Like the club name suggests, we spread happiness by volunteering as music performers in local senior homes and host free music composition camps for kids.

Moderator: Mrs. Duncan duncana@smhs.org
President: Evelyn W.

Live Like JoJo Club - Service

The club works to support the Live Like Jojo Foundation, which was established in 2017 to continue the mission of Jojo Cline who passed away from a mitochondrial depletion disorder. The Foundation works to spread joy to children in hospitals and with chronic illnesses through the creation of "Sunshine Boxes", which are decorated and filled by the club. The club will meet to create the boxes and attend various fundraising events hosted by the Foundation. The club will reward students with service hours.  

Moderator: Mr. Galvez galveze@smhs.org
President: Hannah C.

Mind Over Muscle - Social

The purpose is to advocate for the student-athletes of SM and support their mental health. We will do this by providing a safe space, holding monthly meetings to check in with athletes, and supporting them through their athletic journey at SM.

Moderator: Ms. Del Rosario delrosarioe@smhs.org
President: Victoria M and Chloe S.

Movie Club - Social

We plan to have 2 meetings a month. The first meeting of the month shall be spent discussing themes, motifs, and details of the previous movies and what makes them entertaining and motivating to watch. The second meeting of the month will be spent watching a movie that was chosen by the members.

Moderator: Mr. Robey robyd@smhs.org
President: Bryson B. and Nico B. 

Mu Alpha Theta - Academic

Mu Alpha Theta is the National Math Honors Society. We help students improve at and develop interest in math by providing students with after-school tutoring by high-level math students, offering schoolwork help, math discussions, and competition prep. Students will have opportunities to participate in competitions such as the AMC, Euclid Contest, SMT, HMMT, USAMTS, and more.

Moderator: Dr. Cozean cozeank@smhs.org
President: Cyrus C. 

National Art Honor Society Club - Humanitarian

NAHS encourages high school art students to promote the arts around campus through events and activities. 

Moderator: Dr. Cozean cozeank@smhs.org

National Spanish Honors Society - Academic

Mu Alpha Theta is the National Math Honors Society. We help students improve at and develop interest in math by providing students with after-school tutoring by high-level math students, offering schoolwork help, math discussions, and competition prep. Students will have opportunities to participate in competitions such as the AMC, Euclid Contest, SMT, HMMT, USAMTS, and more.

Moderator: Mr. Cou coug@smhs.org
President: Ivanka H. and Bryan A. 

One Love Organization - Service

Mu Alpha Theta is the National Math Honors Society. We help students improve at and develop interest in math by providing students with after-school tutoring by high-level math students, offering schoolwork help, math discussions, and competition prep. Students will have opportunities to participate in competitions such as the AMC, Euclid Contest, SMT, HMMT, USAMTS, and more.

Moderator: Ms. Sotelo sotelod@smhs.org
President: Chloe V.

Photography Club - Social

The photography club is intended for students who have an interest in photography but are unable to take the class for any variety of reasons. We want to make the art more accessible to students and allow them to learn intro level skills in a more casual format. We also want to allow for students of all grades to socialize and form a community based off of a common interest.

Moderator: Ms. DeLain delainc@smhs.org
President: Sophia M. and Brielle S. 

Pickleball Club - Social

The purpose of the pickleball club at SMCHS is to provide a fun way for students to stay active and build teamwork through pickleball. 

Moderator: Mr. Coe coes@smhs.org
President: Julian C. and Ryan W. 

Play with Heart Club - Service

The purpose of our club is to raise of awareness of sudden cardiac arrest and other heart diseases in youth and youth athletes. We plan to educate children around Orange county and even possibly at SM about the risks of Sudden cardiac arrest and how one can lessen those risks.

Moderator: Mr. Kuhl kuhlw@smhs.org
President: Christian B. 

Project Pet RAK - Service

Project Pet RAK does all we can to keep pets with their people. Pets are more than just animals, they are family and all family matters. One of the most enduring relationships in history is pets and their people. We work to keep that relationship intact by providing pet food for those in need.

Moderator: Ms. Cowden cowdena@smhs.org
President: Gage S.

Psychology and Neuroscience Club - Academic

The Psychology and Neuroscience Club aims to create a deeper understanding of the brain, behavior, and mental processes among students. This club will explore fascinating topics like brain anatomy, cognitive functions, and psychological theories through discussions, volunteer opportunities, research, and guest speaker events. Additionally, we are committed to promoting mental health awareness within our school community by organizing campaigns and educational events. Through these activities, members of this club will be able to develop critical thinking skills, gain insights into potential careers in neuroscience and psychology, and contribute to a more informed and supportive school environment.

Moderator: Ms. Gavin gavins@smhs.org
President: Kayleigh W.

RAD (Rising Above Disabilities)  - Service

We are an extension of the organization RAD (Rising Above Disabilities.) We also make cards and gifts for the RAD campers.

Moderator: Ms. Townsend townsendc@smhs.org
President: Kiana M and Marielle B and Addie M. 

Reading Between the Spines - Social

This is a book club. We will vote upon one book a month to read and then we will meet to discuss it.

Moderator: Mr. Trotter trotterd@smhs.org
President: Emma R. and Clara V and Delaney S.

Research and Data Analysis Club - Academic 

Our idea is a Research and Data Analysis Club, or RDA Club for short, where students can learn how to properly conduct academic research, aggregate and interpret data, and work collaboratively to solve common goals as well as provide feedback to each other on the quality of their work. We will focus on 1 case study per quarter (4 per year). We will explore each case study through research and data analysis, examining causes, progression, and consequences. The 2008 financial crisis presents one possible case study. In RDA Club, we could analyze the specific financial and cultural factors that led to the crisis by researching economic conditions and analyzing financial data. We could then walk through the process of the crisis itself using similar techniques, and finally discuss the widespread effects of the crisis and how said effects are still felt today. Naturally, the techniques used to analyze the case studies would be taught in depth and demonstrated clearly. These techniques include, but are not limited to: primary and secondary source identification, bias exclusion, comparative analysis, correlation analysis, basic statistics, and Microsoft Excel.

Moderator: Mr. Gardea gardear@smhs.org
President: Jeremy A. and Noah M.

Intro to Real Estate Investing - Social

This is a book club. We will vote upon one book a month to read and then we will meet to discuss it.

Moderator: Mr. Dolensky dolenskya@smhs.org
President: Brayden M. 

Save the Nest - Service

Environmental club dedicated to helping the school community and outside! We do service projects to benefit the lives of other people and the nature around us.

Moderator: Mr. Ammann ammanna@smhs.org
President: Diya S. and Reese D.

Science National Honor Society - Academic

The Science National Honors Society is a chapter based club that emphasizes excellence in all subjects of science, uniting students under a single club. Each chapter is free to implement their own activities that relate to the sciences, connect students and promote learning and collaboration. 

Moderator: Ms. Gordon gordonc@smhs.org
President: Sam E. 

Ski Club - Social

The purpose of this club is to endorse social activity, make new friends, learn about Skiing, get good exercise. And have fun!

Moderator: Mr. Yapo yapom@smhs.org
President: Brock S. and Blake E. 

SM Economics Club - Academic

The purpose of the SM Economics Club is to promote students' learning on economic. We provide opportunities to develop students' economic educations through various competitions and develop studies on current related economic events.

Moderator: Mr. Kuhl kuhlw@smhs.org
President: Jiani W. 

SM Investment and Finance Club - Academic

Our club focuses on enhancing financial and investment knowledge for students and educating club members about the method of developing a healthy financial portfolio for greater stability in their adulthood. We will analyze stock through Investopedia stimulation and host learning seminars to help club members to start learning how to invest from a young age. In addition, we aim to evaluate the pros and cons of different stocks, bonds, and mutual funds as well as conducting ETF analysis. Each year, we plan to participate in the Wharton investment challenge and other financial related competitions

Moderator: Mrs. Thilken thilkent@smhs.org
President: Jiahao W.

SM Pre-Med Club - Social

The goal of the Pre-Med Club is to create a community of people who are passionate about medicine and create connections into the field. We have monthly workshops and/or speakers that give us insight into the medical field. This year we will have speakers including a plastic surgeon, pediatrician, dermatologist and workshops like suturing sessions.

Moderator: Ms. Marcantonio marcantonioa@smhs.org
President: Christian K.

SM Shark Tank - Academic

This club brings together investors and business leaders alike. It models after the popular show Shark Tank, in which new businesses bring in ideas to investors to gain investment. The club will center around pitching per semester in which there will be prizes for Best Pitch, Most Creative, Best Product, etc. The prizes will be judged by panels of adults and elected students alike. The club will also include a variety of Business and Economic Lessons taught through me and guest speakers. The purpose of this club is to motivate future entrepreneurs and give a space for innovation to take place. 

Moderator: Mr. Kuhl kuhlw@smhs.org
President: Kathy Y.

SM Students for Life - Academic

This club brings together investors and business leaders alike. It models after the popular show Shark Tank, in which new businesses bring in ideas to investors to gain investment. The club will center around pitching per semester in which there will be prizes for Best Pitch, Most Creative, Best Product, etc. The prizes will be judged by panels of adults and elected students alike. The club will also include a variety of Business and Economic Lessons taught through me and guest speakers. The purpose of this club is to motivate future entrepreneurs and give a space for innovation to take place. 

Moderator: Mr. Visconti viscontip@smhs.org
President: Dorathy L. 

SMCHS CASA Teens - Service

CASA Teens or Court Appointed Special Advocate works to provide both support and advocacy for children in foster care by working hands one with kids to help support them through the foster care system.

Moderator: Ms. Zhang zhangd@smhs.org
President: Paris C. 

SMCHS Science Club - Academic

The SMCHS Science Club allows all students interested in science and STEM related fields to express their passion for science and to come together to discuss modern-day scientific topics. In addition, the club will allow students to share many scientific opportunities that students can pursue on their own outside of school. The club's main goal is to hopefully participate in various online science competitions to demonstrate the scientific knowledge of SMCHS students.

Moderator: Mr. Huerta huertai@smhs.org
President: Noah G. 

Sondor Social Club - Academic

The purpose of this club is to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary. "Sonder" is a word that entails "the profound feeling of realizing that everyone, including strangers passing in the street, has a life as complex as one's own." This club will include activities such as interviewing everyday people (including students and family members), capturing their unique stories, experiences and perspectives. We believe that everyone has stories to share, and we aim to share these stories with the community. By showcasing these stories on the website that we plan to create, we hope to raise awareness to different issues. The Sonder Social Club plans to meet at least once a month to discuss stories and interviews with people.

Moderator: Ms. Del Rosario delrosarioe@smhs.org
President: Milla V.

Space Club - Social

Space Club is designed to allow students who are interested in aerospace to have a place to learn more about the universe we live in, to build rockets and understand how they work, and different careers in space. 

Moderator: Mr. Naylor naylort@smhs.org
President: Tyler K.

Speech and Debate Club - Academic

In Speech and Debate club, we will hold discussions and tournaments in the style of speech and debate. We are also going to form a Speech and Debate team, which will be a more rigorous version of the club, where we go to various competitions outside of school.

Moderator: Mr. Peck peckj@smhs.org
President: Delaney S.

Spikeball Club - Social

In spikeball club, we discuss and talk about the game of spikeball. We go over different techniques and strategies to the game. 

Moderator: Ms. DeLain delainc@smhs.org
President: Ryder H.

Sports Statistics - Social

The purpose of the club to to share knowledge of sports with the school community. The intended activities are to have weekly meeting discussing sports statistics, using math to calculate winning percentages and stat percentages, and to have watch meetings to test our hypothesis.

Moderator: Mr. Hiserman hisermanm@smhs.org
President: Jack B.

Surfrider Foundation Club - Service

The purpose of this club is to work together to preserve the environment by cleaning local beaches. We wish to raise awareness at the school and in our community of how a cleaner beach can help to protect marine life and our earth. We hope students will feel a sense of environmental responsibility and come join us for beach clean-ups. We plan to continue the successful schedule of last year, with one beach clean-up per month for three hours. This club directly supports the Surfrider Foundation. The Surfrider Foundation is, similarly, dedicated to saving our ocean. They host their own beach clean-ups and raise donations for their cause. We will continue to work under their goals of helping a healthier, less polluted ocean be possible.

Moderator: Mr. Trotter trotterd@smhs.org
President: Kylie F. 

Talon Theatre- Service

This club supports Talon Theatre at SMCHS. Talon Theatre is our theatre program at SM and the point of the club is to get more people involved in the many aspects of theatre. We hold socials regularly to open up the theatre community to the rest of the school and ensure inclusion.

Moderator: Ms. Kemmerer kemmererk@smhs.org
President: Alyssa M.

Talon Tutors - Service

This club supports Talon Theatre at SMCHS. Talon Theatre is our theatre program at SM and the point of the club is to get more people involved in the many aspects of theatre. We hold socials regularly to open up the theatre community to the rest of the school and ensure inclusion.

Moderator: Ms. Thomas thomask@smhs.org
President: Noah F.

The Noble Path Foundation - Service

This club is intended to promote teen physical, mental, emotional, and social health and wellness, representing the Noble Path Foundation from San Clemente.

Moderator: Ms. Moreno morenoa@smhs.org
President: Adelene A. 

The Public Safety Skills Club - Service

The Public Safety Skills Club aims to empower less fortunate children in our community by equipping them with essential safety knowledge and skills. Our mission is to ensure that every child has the tools they need to stay safe in various situations, from the beach to everyday emergencies.

Moderator: Ms. Abdelmuti abdelmutij@smhs.org
President: Sam W.

The Sandwich Club - Service

This club feed the homeless of Laguna Beach through the Friendship Shelter. The sandwiches are made SMCHS students, then brought to the shelter where it will be distributed. 

Moderator: Mr. Green greend@smhs.org
President: Marley W. 

Your Story Matters - Service

Your Story Matters is non-profitable organization based out of Aliso Viejo. This organization's mission is to spread awareness of suicide prevention in teens. Our club will focus on suicide prevention, anti-bullying, and mental health. We hope that by showing our community that their story matters, we will save lives one day at a time. Our activities will include once a monthly meeting for teenagers where they will have the opportunity to serve for the organization such as make blankets, painting events, NAMI walk event, egg hunt event, and many more events that the organization is planning soon. Each event will require the help of our club's members in cleaning, organizing, and participating as service

Moderator: Mr. Melton meltons@smhs.org
President: Sophia D. and Avery R.

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