Clubs
At Steele Canyon High School, there’s a club for every interest! Whether you’re passionate about the arts, technology, leadership, culture, or community service, joining a club is the perfect way to explore your interests, meet new friends, and make lasting memories. Being involved helps you develop leadership skills, discover new talents, and become a bigger part of Cougar life. With dozens of student-run organizations, you’ll find plenty of ways to connect, contribute, and have fun—so don’t just watch from the sidelines, jump in and get involved!

Clubs
Ready to start or renew a club? You are in the right place!
SCHS Club Charters must be renewed every year.
Please reach out to ASB Vice President - Valentina Franco with any questions at 20280421@schscougars.org
STEP 1: Club Charter Request Form
Must be filled out every school year.
CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF THE INFORMATION YOU WILL NEED TO FILL OUT THE FORM.
STEP 2: Club Meeting Minutes
Must be filled out before any fundraising will be approved.
CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF ITEMS TO ADD TO YOUR MEETING AGENDA SO THAT YOU CAN FILL OUT THE FORM.
Approved Clubs 2026 - 2027
2. Tuesdays
F205
Advisor
Mary Bullock
President
Jaeden Loberia
We want to strengthen the AVID community, making the bond between AVID students and non AVID students as a whole to become more united. We also wish to promote and encourage a college-going/pursuit of higher education culture within the school.
Every other tuesday
E-204
Advisor
Sone Capen
President
Alayna Gilongos
The purpose of the AAPI club is to bring students of Asian, Islander, or any other heritage together to promote diversity on campus. We hope to create a safe space for students to appreciate and learn about their culture and share their experiences. Students will be able to appreciate their own and other cultures through a variety of events.
1. Mondays
k-115
Advisor
Christina Whaley
President
Liliana Mora
Our goal is to bring Special Education students company and new friends! Through the club, members can find volunteer service opportunities where they can form bonds with special education students during leisure time during the school day (before school, lunch, etc.). We would also like to fundraise for the students to be able to go on a field trip to Sea World!
Every 2nd and 4th Thursday
Rm D-201
Advisor
Daniel Franklin
President
Alexia Nunez Perez
Our purpose as Biz-Builders is to explore the business industry. From learning new skills to even creating our own businesses. This club strives to reach the full potential of each member. We hope that each and every member is able to gain not only knowledge but experience from this club and get a head start! Our main goal as a club is to explore any and every opportunity possible.
5. Fridays
Library
Advisor
Diana Gallardo
President
Hailee Wachter
The purpose of Book Club is to share with readers new genres, themes, art, and writing through collaborative reading. Though we have several goals, one is to include as many people as possible and help share the beauty there is in books. Another goal we are trying to achieve is to read 3-5 books a year and to create a diverse reading experience, share new genres, and create a safe place for students to discuss and learn about one of their many hobbies. We also hope to update and revitalize the club as the club hasn't gotten the attention it deserves in years past.
1. Mondays
F106
Advisor
Chelsea Yoshinaga
President
Ghina Almshat
The goal of Calculus Club is to provide resources to calculus students to help prepare them for the AP exam and to try to reduce the costs of field trips, merch, food, and other miscellaneous things. We also hope to provide a space for students to stop by in case they need additional help with anything or just have any questions.
3. Wednesdays
K114
Advisor
Cynthia Fuentes
President
Abigail Morfin
The goal of this club is to provide comfort to hospitalized children through thoughtful, handmade cards. We want to uplift the spirits of children who are going through tough times. In addition, club members will be able to earn community service hours with each card they create. What we desire to accomplish: - Deliver dozens of cards at the end of each quarter - Contribute to an uplifting and welcoming environment around campus
2. Tuesdays
D207
Advisor
Lauren Emery
President
Lujain Al Nassar
The purpose of our club is to raise money for senior activities like prom, grad night, senior banquet, etc. Through the years we have been doing lots of fundraisers, which we hope to continue doing in order to raise money for our senior year. We also have prom commissioners that plan prom!
5. Fridays
Rm E206
Advisor
Jason Lee
President
Kaylee Gaona
Club Challenge is a Christian athlete focused club. Our goal is to create a community where students can learn about Jesus and grow in their faith while fellowshiping with other student athletes. Every week we want to share the Gospel with students who are interested in looking into Christianity and also students who already have a relationship with God. Our goal remains the same throughout the year, to teach students more about God and how to live out their faith each day.
3. Wednesdays
Rm C201 or quad.
Advisor
Brittany Pharis
President
Teagan DiMartino
Our purpose is to create a welcoming environment that brings a diverse group of people through Hip Hop. Our goal is to create a sense of respect for everyone and allow people of all dance levels to express themselves through hip hop. We strive to teach students about the fundamentals, origins, and different styles within Hip Hop.
5. Fridays
F 103
Advisor
Joe Gelaro
President
Shames Aldoori
The purpose of Club Impact is to help people in need and give students opportunities to make a difference in our community. We want to help homeless individuals, senior citizens, and underprivileged children through volunteering, fundraisers, and donations. Our goal is to organize at least one service project each month while encouraging more students to get involved. By the end of the school year, we hope to work with multiple organizations, bring our school community together, and make a positive impact on as many people as possible.
1. Mondays
D108
Advisor
Terence Dougherty
President
Rubee Millan
In high school there are many students who take interest in law and are not informed of the different routes available in Law. Our club is here to inform students about how the system looks and we also give an insider. We look at different cases and analyze them and we discuss it. We talk about our approaches and the systems approaches and why they did what they did. We have many guest speakers and not just lawyers but people who work inside detention centers or prison guards.
3. Wednesdays
Rm D103
Advisor
Andrea Armstead
President
Zaynah Ijomah
The goal of this club is to help broaden students interest in the medical field (whether they were previously interested or just want to look into it). As well as making a fun enviornemt where students can meet others who have similar goals or interest. We also provide information about experinces available around the county like CPR certification or Suture Clinics allowing students to seek certian certifications.
1st and 3rd tuesday
Room F204
Advisor
Kathryn Henderson
President
Mae Mendoza
Our purpose is to spread knowledge about women's rights and history. We want to teach them the importance of these topics. We would like to raise awareness for issues women face currently. Help out women in our community and city if possible. Teach students about discrimination, sexism, harassment, gender stereotypes, and women’s contributions to society. Have discussions where students can respectfully learn from perspectives different from their own
2. Tuesdays
C201
Advisor
Brittany Pharis
President
Juliana Stroub
The goal of this club is to give people a chance to try a different style of dance. Some short term goals are to help dancers learn and improve their technique. A long term goal is to create a confident and talented group of dancers with a strong bond. We want to show this fun and energetic genre of dance and provide an opportunity for students to experience a collegiate level of dance in high school.
5. Fridays
E103
Advisor
Riana Bucceri
President
Harlem Peterson
To provide a physical space to discuss popular media, newly discovered fiction, and your current favorite fandoms! We also like to create our own comics and fanart -- members who join will be allowed to display their art on our art wall, the continuation of which is one of our goals this year!
2. Tuesdays
F 103
Advisor
Joe Gelaro
President
Madelyn Koczwara
Our club’s purpose is to educate students about computer science, cybersecurity, and 3D printing through hands-on lessons, demonstrations, and activities. Each meeting, we want members to learn something new, whether it is how to code, stay safe online, understand how computers work, or design and create a 3D-printed object. Our goal is to make these technology topics easy and interesting for students of all experience levels. By the end of the year, members should have a stronger understanding of technology and useful skills they can apply in school, college, and future careers.
3. Wednesdays
C 201
Advisor
Brittany Pharis
President
Kayden Dredden
The goal of Cougarettes is to promote inclusivity, school spirit, confidence, and creativity through dance. Our club will give students the opportunity to learn and practice majorette dance, a style that combines energetic movement, performance, and strong musicality. We want to create a welcoming environment where students of all experience levels can participate, build friendships, and express themselves. Throughout the school year, we hope to learn new routines, perform at school events, and encourage greater school spirit. Our long-term goal is to build a strong team that represents our school with pride and positivity.
and Fridays
C 201
Advisor
Brittany Pharis
President
Kayden Dredden
The Cougarettes are a majorette dance team dedicated to bringing energy, creativity, confidence, and school spirit to our school community. Our goal is to create a supportive team where students can develop their dance and performance skills while learning choreography, building confidence, and working together. Throughout the school year, we will practice regularly, create and perfect routines, and perform at school events such as rallies, games, assemblies, and other approved activities. We hope to build a strong and positive team that represents our school with pride while encouraging students to express themselves through dance.
4. Thursdays
E206
Advisor
Jason Lee
President
Ryann Low
Our goal for Cougars for Christ is to represent our church, Skyline church, and to represent the love we believe Christ gives us. We plan to share the gospel and guide students to success in their faith walk and feel confident in it. We also want to make the students all feel like they have a community they can depend on.
3. Wednesdays
B 114
Advisor
Alexandra Stahl
President
Kaylan Zoe Hermosillo Cornejo
Our purpose for Drama Club is to help introduce and bring people to enjoy the Theater. Not all students have the time or courage to enroll in any of the two theater performing arts classes. Drama Club provides a stress-free space for students to enjoy the fun aspects of the theater, in case they ever would like to join any of the classes or simply make the most of their lunches.
5. Fridays
C:201
Advisor
Brittany Pharis
President
Lucinda Slaiwa
The goal of Dream Stage is to give dancers, or people who have the dream to dance, the opportunity to pursue their dreams through certain music genres, focusing on K-Pop. This group allows K-pop fans and other communities to connect to others of the same interest. In conclusion the goal of this club is for people to connect through their interest by dancing.
3. Wednesdays
F208
Advisor
Ronnie Cross
President
Blake Porter
Inspire students who do not normally participate in sports or extracurriculars. Give students the opportunity to play against other students in person at lunch and establish new friendships. Compete annually in the NASEF Spring CIF season. Reach the playoffs for Varsity and JV.
4. Thursdays
F208
Advisor
Ronnie Cross
President
Kai Khair
The ESports Smash club has three goals. 1) To gather interest in ESports and provide place for students who do not play tradition sports. 2) Train newcomers (Freshman and Sophomores) in order to have continued success in future competitive seasons. 3) Provide competition for JV and Varisty team members so they can improve.
4. Thursdays
F105
Advisor
Kenda Francis
President
Ali Khalid
The purpose of Earth and Art Collective is to merge environmental awareness with creativity by using art as a tool to spread awareness about the Earth / Environment. Our short term goals include hosting weekly meetings where we will create art, based on environmental issues taking place all over the world. And our long term goals being to make an impact on our community whilst also spreading information about the earth.
Every other week on Wednesdays
F103
Advisor
Joseph Gelaro
President
Griffen Morrison
The purpose of our Robotics and Engineering Club is to spark interest for cougars in Engineering through Robotics. Our goal in creating this club is to support students who wish to enter a career in the engineering field. In this club, we will be creating cool projects such as bots and other robotic items, and hopefully compete in robotic challenges. Overall, we hope to spread our love of engineering and inspire others to become interested as well.
1. Mondays
F203
Advisor
Reza Gonzalez
President
Lujain Al Nassar
The goal of our club is to get members to get together and create pieces of fashion, style works of fashion design, and study fashion trends over the years. We hope to create clothing out of recycled material, hold clothing donations and send the clothes to shelters, and make media posts about fashion trends. Each meeting we will encourage members to express their fashion ideas and creations!
4. Thursdays
K116
Advisor
Marie LoPrell
President
Harlem Peterson
We're here to provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and allies in the school. Our club meetings are meant to help actively foster a safer environment for queer students at Steele Canyon and providing a community space for those who may feel isolated. We strive to make our school more accepting and inclusive of LGBTQ+ identities.
Wednesdays, bi-weekly
Library
Advisor
Siena Helm
President
Sama Jalil
The purpose of our club is to improve the school library and make it a place that everyone feels excited to go to. We will raise money to add decorations and resources for students to use. We also will poll students and give everyone the opportunity to vote on or suggest changes they want to be made in the library.
2. Tuesdays
E201
Advisor
Maddie Suarez
President
Thuraya Abdulqadir
Our goal is to have empathy for others who aren't as fortunate as we are. We plan on working up to being able to send our profits to charity at the very end. The purpose of this is to keep people grateful to be able to be happy and healthy. Some children are cooped up in hospitals all their lives and never are able to experience a childhood. We want to bring a little joy to their little hearts.
4. Thursdays
B108
Advisor
Ignacio Gomez
President
Alexander
The goals for our club is for people to play mariachi music. This genre of music is not really well known at this school and playing it can help inspire them to grow into liking it. We will be playing music from mariachi and and expressing it's culture.
4. Thursdays
D207
Advisor
Debra Santiago
President
Shames Aldoori
The purpose of MedHer is to inspire and empower students specifically women interested in healthcare and medicine. MedHer will create an exclusive space to discuss pathways into the medical field, learn from healthcare professionals, develop leadership skills, participate in community service, as well as connect with peers with the same career interests as you! Some goals we would like to accomplish is to have at least one prominent female healthcare professional come speak during cougar den, create volunteer opportunities for club members, and lastly hold at least 4 fundraisers this year possibly more the next year.
2. Tuesdays
Rm F203
Advisor
Reza Gonzalez
President
Hiba Makadci
The purpose of club Medflix is to combine an interest in healthcare with the entertainment of medical films. Members will watch scenes from popular shows that feature hospital practices, conditions, and procedures shown to determine how accurate they are to real life. The club will encourage students to explore healthcare in a fun and approachable way while developing research skills at the same time! By the end of the year, we will have explored a variety of medical topics and gained a better understanding of how it is portrayed in the media.
3. Wednesdays
E-112B
Advisor
Richard Dorsha
President
Kaylynne Jencks-Tuberg
Media club aims to provide media services to Steele Canyon whilst simultaneously fueling students’ interest in the media arts. Our main goal which we strive to achieve through the existence of our club is to make film and media accessible to all students here at Steele. We hope to foster creativity and provide real world experience through a variety of opportunities in the field and world of media to help students in and beyond their high school career.
2. Tuesdays
Room k116
Advisor
Marie LoPrell
President
Lucinda Saco
The goal of this club is to raise awareness for Mental Health and struggling teens. We hope to be able to not only help our peers at SCHS through this club but also teach our peers how to reach out and show care and support correctly to those who need it. Some short term goals for this club is to help students at SCHS feel like they have a safe space where they can share there struggles and have a strong support system. We plan to hold meetings every Tuesday during lunch with Mrs. LoPrell as our advisor, In room k116. Once this club is on a roll and has stable members we want to start talking about ways we can expand the club, such as writing cards to rehab centers or hospitals to show that we see them and how much they have gone through. We feel as this will help us practice with reaching out appropriately to those struggling and we will get to help outside of our built community. Some long term goals we have for this club are to be able to have our own day out of a spirit week during the school year to dress in green or a different chosen color to represent Mental Health Awareness, and to have our club be a very known and popular club.
Once every two weeks on Friday
Rm F101
Advisor
Derek Stephens
President
Noor Alhashimi
The Middle Eastern Culture Club aims to celebrate and educate students about the diverse cultures, histories, and communities of the Middle East. The club will create a welcoming environment where students can connect with others and share their cultural backgrounds. Through interactive activities, discussions, and community involvement, we hope to promote cultural appreciation and understanding throughout our school. We want to introduce students to the different cultures and traditions of the Middle east, host fun and educational cultural activities throughout the school year, and to give students opportunities to share their own traditions, food, and music.
1. Mondays
E208
Advisor
Ruben Martinez
President
Jaylah Smith
The goal of the club is to provide support to kids of military kids. Many military kids have to move around a lot and have to deal with moving schools constantly and losing friends when they move. So, we want to provide students with support with this as well as giving them friends to talk to in the first place.
5. Fridays
K115
Advisor
Christina Whaley
President
Sofia Mendoza Downey
Mito Club's goal is to raise school- and community-wide awareness about mitochondrial dysfunction through club events like Mito Week. Each year we strive to raise more funds for the UCSD Mitochondrial Research Fund than the previous year. We aim to educate the Steele community about mitochondrial dysfunction through events, outreach, and fundraising to support research being done at UCSD to find a cure for Mito. We work to help improve the lives of children and families affected by mitochondrial dysfunction and to motivate students to be a part of a meaningful cause.
1. Mondays
F101
Advisor
Derek Stephens
President
Sanar Merza
Model UN is a club where students simulate the actual United Nations. Each student represents a different country and learns about international issues, such as wars, human rights, climate change, and more. Students will research their assigned countries for the first fifteen minutes of lunch, and prepare themselves for a mock debate during the last half of lunch, where students may work together to create resolutions, or debate the wrongs of the other student. We look towards helping students develop public speaking, leadership, research, teamwork, diplomacy skills, and more.The goals of our club is to start competing with other schools in national debates. However, in the start, we are looking toward gathering people, so that we can have mock debates during our club meeting times. As we gain more people, and start having very competitive and effective mock debates, we will look toward competing with other schools, and moving on from there.
1. Mondays
F101
Advisor
Derek Stephens
President
Sanar Merza
Model UN is a club where students simulate the actual United Nations. Each student represents a different country and learns about international issues, such as wars, human rights, climate change, and more. Students will research their assigned countries for the first fifteen minutes of lunch, and prepare themselves for a mock debate during the last half of lunch, where students may work together to create resolutions, or debate the wrongs of the other student. We look towards helping students develop public speaking, leadership, research, teamwork, diplomacy skills, and more.The goals of our club is to start competing with other schools in national debates. However, in the start, we are looking toward gathering people, so that we can have mock debates during our club meeting times. As we gain more people, and start having very competitive and effective mock debates, we will look toward competing with other schools, and moving on from there.
3. Wednesdays
E208
Advisor
Ruben Martinez
President
Kylie Pantoja
Our club purpose is to bring attention to musical artists on campus. We also want to allow people with a deep appreciation for music to have a place to go to support musicians. We also work for majority of the year to put on one of the biggest events of the year, Battle of the Bands!
5. Fridays
F101
Advisor
Derek Stephens
President
Lujain Al Nassar
National Honors Society is a prestigious high school organization that recognizes students' outstanding achievement in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The goal of the national honors society club is to encourage members to pursue opportunity in order to be prepared for life after high school or have completed all of the requirements needed from their goal university. We help students develop leadership skills in order to help their community.
4. Thursdays
D204
Advisor
Andrea Michlovitch
President
Jacqueline Barajas
Our focus will mainly be educating students on topics such as marine science, global warming, anthropogenic noise pollution, general pollution, oil spills, overfishing, overpopulation, and endangered species, as well as educating students about many different animals, their environments, how we can admire them, help them, and how we can widen the studies on them as scientists. We will host several events weekly within our school and bigger monthly events that will include the public and other "Waves"(O.C.E.A.N. clubs) around San Diego.
1. Mondays
ASB
Advisor
Jennifer Serban
President
Valentina Franco
The purpose of Paw Pals is to boost student well-being using Nevada's presence to reduce student anxiety during stressful times of the year and generally for emotional comfort. Along with Paw Pals our club could also work alongside Peer Counselors because we will be spreading basic messages about mental health and the importance of taking care of yourself and the one way our club will be represent is through Nevada's support for students.
5. Fridays
K107
Advisor
Alexis Ortiz
President
Martha Gomez
Peer Counselors are dedicated students who support the efforts of our school’s Wellness Center and College and Career Center through workshops, activities, classroom presentations, and more. We support students through tutoring, conflict mediation, mentoring, and awareness programs. Peer Counselors serve as a strong connection for students on campus by being good listeners, effective communicators, and positive role models who encourage responsible decision-making. As trained student leaders, we strive to create a safe and welcoming space where students feel comfortable seeking support. Our goal is to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health and asking for help while also sharing valuable information about college and career pathways, as well as the resources available through our counseling center.
Every other Thursday
Rm E202
Advisor
Jillian West
President
Penelope Yambao
Pen pal club's purpose is that all participants of this pen pal club, elementary school students and high school students, appreciate the time and effort they put into their letters and the gifts that come out of it. We are trying to build a brand new community where two completely different age groups, people who are going through such different events in life, find a safe space through their writing. We hope that our pen pal club members create a lasting positive impact on both themselves, and their pen pals. We look forward to seeing the pen pals grow connections over time and getting feedback on our club. This year, our goal for the pen pal club is to have enough members to pair up with at least a whole elementary school class which is around 25-30 students usually. Since this is the first year of the pen pal club, we hope that everything will run smoothly.
1. Mondays
D204
Advisor
Andrea Michlovitch
President
Christopher Kish
The overall goal of ping pong club is to give opportunities for cougars to play ping pong and interact with new people, or friends that they already know during lunch. If possible, we would like to host tournaments at the end of each month, and give out prizes to winners. Most, if not all fundraising would go towards getting better equipment in the future and other possible expansions.
Cheer is usually twice a week, dates are tbd. Football is tbd.
Football field
Advisor
Amber Brown
President
Piper Rand
The purpose is to give boys a chance to interact with one another & learn how to cheer and stunt. The girls can also get a change to play football for fun. We will leach physical & life skills.
4. Thursdays
F203
Advisor
Reza Gonzalez
President
Lujain Al Nassar
Our club helps people in need and trains students to be community leaders. We will organize small service projects like making cards for veterans. Every month, we will run safety workshops and plan upcoming blood drives. Our main goal for the school year is to build a large, active team of student volunteers who are ready to help others.
1. Mondays
C201
Advisor
Brittany Pharis
President
Sierra Gonzalez
The goals of the Royal Dance Team is to focus on improving technique and precision while dancing. We improve stage performance by putting on two show cases a year and also by performing at the student showcase. Our goals as a club are to expand our knowledge of not only dance skills but also the history behind it.
4. Thursdays
ASB Room
Advisor
Wes Babbit
President
Coal Liscum
SCHS Spirit Club aims to provide a spirited environment for all! Including being envolved at football games, many other sports and activities. Furthermore creating a long lasting impact on SCHS students to remember how important these events are!
Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday
ASB Room (C105)
Advisor
Mildred Jaggard
President
Elisabeth (Beth) Metcalf
The purpose of the Steele Canyon's ¡Sí se puede! Club (SSP) is to empower ALL students by promoting academic achievement and cultural pride in our community. SSP encourages its members and potential new members to embrace their cultural identity and to find others to connect, share experiences, and work together towards positive change. Some of our short-term and long-term goals are: to encourage students to take leadership roles and develop skills such as teamwork and communication, to host more workshops and guest speakers that align with what our students want, and to continue to offer resources, mentorship, or study groups to help our members excel academically while balancing their other academic/extracurricular commitments.
2. Tuesdays
Rm F207
Advisor
Kimberly Antos
President
Aralynne Garcia
The goal of our STEM Club is to create an engaging and supportive environment where students can explore science, technology, engineering, and math through activities and informational presentations. Each week we want to introduce members to new STEM topics, work on creative projects, and teach skills through teamwork. Throughout the year we hope to organize workshops, guest speakers, and more, to help students discover different careers and opportunities in STEM. Our long-term goal is to grow an active STEM community to our school and inspire students to pursue STEM related interests.
1. Mondays
D109
Advisor
Terence Dougherty
President
Elizabeth Sighireanu
Our club aims to teach people the principles of debating, public speaking, creating speeches, and respectful argumentation. We attend competitions and have the goal of making club members better with critical thinking and speaking their opinions.
2. Tuesdays
K109
Advisor
Kevin Brew
President
Brian Ibrahim
Our goal is to create a fun and welcoming community for anyone who already has an interest in chess or anyone who wants to learn and have a fun time! Our long term goal is to host tournaments and competitions that anyone can partake in or cheer on. for We aim to create an inclusive environment for anyone who takes interest.
1. Mondays
B108
Advisor
Heather Luck
President
Samantha Youhanna
The goal of Steele Regiment Leadership is to collaborate to educate students in music, and learn how to be a better leadership team! Everyone (wind, percussion, and guard, who focus on dance and movement with flags/rifles in fall/winter shows) collaborates together to make an amazing performance! We meet to discuss possible better strategies for leading, sectional plans, etc.
3. Wednesdays
Room D204
Advisor
Andrea Michlovitch-Clark
President
Holland McCulloch
The purpose of our Surfrider Foundation High School Club is to bring students together to protect and enjoy our oceans, waves, and beaches. We educate students about environmental issues and ways they can help protect our coastlines. Through beach cleanups, service projects, and community activities, we work to reduce pollution and protect clean water. We encourage students to become active environmental leaders in their school and community. Together, we strive to create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable future for our oceans and beaches.
3. Wednesdays
F-202
Advisor
Pamela Ahrens
President
Maria Alameri
The purpose of Threads of Hope is to provide essential resources and amplify the voices of children facing adversity within our local community and potentially on a global scale. We aim to dedicate services and fundraising towards the vulnerable youth and weave a beginning thread of hope into their lives. Our goal is to ensure that every child, regardless of their background, has access to basic necessities such as food, water, and education. By fostering a culture of compassion and inclusivity, we strive to be a consistent source of "hope" for the most vulnerable youth while also uniting our school community under a single thread of hope. With one weave at a time, Threads of Hope wishes to leave behind a positive legacy and bolster the lives of as many underprivileged children as possible through compassion, advocacy/awareness, relief services (eg: providing the basic necessities to survive as a child), and emphasis on equality (C.A.R.E).
4. Thursdays
F107
Advisor
Sarah Wolken
President
Sofia Mendoza Downey
YLHC provides a forum for high school students to learn about the Health Care System and its breadth of career opportunities. We will mentor students in the act of leadership giving them tools to use in their daily life. We will hold weekly meetings as well as participate in monthly zoom meetings run by the YLHC organization. Medical professionals speak about their experience, educating students about the healthcare pathway and certain specialties. We will participate in a student run competition where each school (28 in San Diego) presents a topic in line with the year’s goal. Active club members are eligible to apply for the Scripps Health HS Exploration Internship. We are affiliated with the San Dieguito Alliance for Drug Free Youth and Scripps Health.
ASB Leadership

Jordan Parker
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Max Johnson
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Drew Carlyle
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Morgan James
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