“As part of its educational mission for students, Clovis Unified School District allows both curriculum and non-curriculum related student clubs to meet at school during non-instructional hours (e.g., before classes begin, during lunch period, club schedule, after classes end). The Governing Board believes that curriculum and non-curriculum-related student organizations can have an important place in students’ lives. Besides extending and reinforcing the instructional program, such groups can give students practice in democratic self-government and civil social discourse, as well as providing social, intellectual, and recreational opportunities.
Non-curriculum-related student clubs and the viewpoints and speech expressed at meeting of such clubs do not necessarily reflect the views of the Clovis Unified School District or the Board of Education.
Who can join a club?
If eligible under applicable District eligibility standards, your student will have the opportunity to join one or more such clubs and to attend and participate in the meetings of any club that he or she joins. However, you have the right to inform the school in writing of any particular student club in which you do not wish your student to participate. Consent to participate will be presumed without written notice to the contrary.” (Policy 2505)
AASU Club: A variety of talking points from campus life for our students, feeling accepted on campus by students and staff, how to be a productive student and by passing the stereo types. Discuss social issues that students must face. Main goal is to impower students with knowledge so they can make the right choices in life while learning their history. AASU club is open to ALL nationalities but the focus is on African American History.
Advisor: Nate Montgomery [email protected]
Club meets 1st & 4th Thursday of the month during lunch in Q3
Anime/Art Club: Brings together fans of the popular cartoon genre to watch, discuss and create all things anime.
Advisor: Robert Lowder [email protected]
Club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month during lunch in K2
Asian
Club: The Asian Club promotes understanding and learning of the diverse Asian cultures. Club members participate in researching and sharing of the various Asian ethnicity, traditions, lifestyle, music, and food. Asian Club is a great way to meet new friends and share cultural commonality.
Advisor:
Wing Sau Baskin [email protected]
Club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month during lunch in F5
Book
Club: An opportunity for students who like to read and discuss novels from a variety of genres.
Advisor: Gurleen Chahal [email protected]
Club meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month during lunch in E3
Campus
Life Club: (Faith Based) A fun and high-energy club that welcomes all students. It is a place where you will experience a combination of exciting games, mixers and discussions. Come in and hear from dynamic speakers as they share their journeys through life. Engage in real-world conversations and encounter God in a new way!
Advisor: Reggie McLean [email protected]
Club meets every Thursday during lunch in C5
Chess
Club: All students are welcome to come in and play chess, eat lunch, and socialize.
Advisor: Karson Allen [email protected]
Club meets 1st & 3rd Thursday during lunch in E7
Debate Club: An opportunity for students to learn the strategy of debate and debate relevant topics of interest. All students are welcome to come!
Advisor: Blake Adams [email protected]
Club meets 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month during lunch in Q3
FCA (Fellowship of Christian
Athletes): A non-denominational Christian sports club. Speakers (coaches, athletes, and pastors) are invited to bring a message that combines faith and sports to inspire student-athletes to be positive leaders in the classroom, on the campus, and in their sports.
Advisors: Stephanie Gray [email protected]
Club meets 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month during lunch in the GYM
G.S.A Club: A safe, non-judgmental place to promote inclusivity and a student-run group that unites LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities.
Club meets 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month during lunch in F3
Latino
Club: The Club consist of Multiple Nationalities and informs kids that no matter what their background is or their circumstances they can become successful if they are determined. Hosts the C.U.S.D. Middle School Latino conference in March that consists of guest speakers and break out groups.
Advisor: Dan Pantoja [email protected]
Club meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month during lunch in the LMC
Music Appreciation: Listen to and discuss all forms of music.
Club meets 1st & 3rd Tuesday during lunch in the Band room
Pickleball: Pickleball is a paddleball sport that combines elements of badminton, table tennis, and tennis. Two or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, much like a wiffle ball, with 26–40 round holes, over a net.
Advisor: Dave Castle
Club meets 1st & 3rd Wednesday during lunch in J5
Random
Acts of Kindness: (RAK for short) is a gathering of students whose aim is to spread kindness on campus, in our community and around the world. Students in this club meet once a month to work on a service project, collect donations, beautify the campus and deliver kindness gifts/notes to staff and students.
Advisor: Anukina Garrison [email protected]
Club meets 2nd & 4th Wednesday during lunch in room J1
Video Game
Club: Students come together in the spirit of fun and camaraderie to talk about and play their favorite games. From card and board games to computer and video games, all students are welcome and have a safe place to interact, relax and have fun.
Advisor: Bridgette Jaurique [email protected]
Club meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday during lunch in room E5