Clubs

Clubs are excellent opportunities for students to explore their interests, grow their talents and skills, and form new friendships. Nearly every single student at JSerra (99% of the student body) is a member of at least one club.

A club is defined as a student-initiated, maintained, driven and inclusive group that continuously and consistently aligns itself with the Christ-centered goals, vision and purpose of JSerra.

Clubs may choose to affiliate with a larger, national non-profit organization but the larger organization must fall within the same regimented scope as stated above. Clubs must have a minimum of 10 consistent student members and must apply or re-apply for active status each school year.

Types of Clubs

Service clubs focus on the welfare of a group/community through health, education, etc. Any JSerra faculty or staff member may be a moderator of a service club.
Certain clubs based on their categorization will be eligible for Christian Service hours.
Extra-curricular clubs are geared towards enhancing academic courses offered on campus through a direct tie to the curriculum (e.g., French Club). Clubs that apply for this classification must have a moderator that is a teacher of that subject matter.
Social clubs are focused on increasing student body spirit and providing social outlets. These clubs can meet and conduct club business on campus. Any JSerra faculty or staff member may be a moderator of a social club.

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Explore our lists of clubs by type!

Service Clubs

Club Name	Moderator	President	Description
Art From The Heart	Bradford Smith	Lauren Smith	To make drawings, paintings, and arts and crafts for those in hospitals and elderly homes.
Environmentality Club	Olivia Huie	Emily Patterson	To benefit the JSerra community through environmental services. The club sponsors a school-wide recycling program and meets weekly in front of the flagpole.
Foster Love
Girl Up	Lori Austin	Neeka Sedign & Jordan Gessin	To raise money for underprivileged girls in developing countries to receive an education. This allows them to receive schooling and not be forced into marriage at young ages.
Habitat for Humanity	Betty Cappelletti	Caleb Chan & Noah Nguyen	To raise money for Habitat for Humanity and work in tangent with the organization to participate in building houses for less fortunate people.
Haiti Club	Tom Jaso	Kate Flanagan	To support Free the Kids, Inc., which funds a local orphanage in Haiti.
HALO (Dance for Autism)	Andrea Coury	Madeleine Bredek	To raise money, support, and bring awareness to the autism community and the HALO Dance 4 Autism Foundation.
Humble Helpers Foundation
Heart Strings
Jesus in a Bottle	Lorena Amaro	Maya Hill	To deliver as many bottles to the homeless, providing them with necessities they might need while spreading God's Word and love.
Kooks for Christ	David Fick	Brandon Wieboldt & Aiden Vochoska	To bring people who love the beach, surfing, and Christ together in a safe and loving environment where we will go out and clean up our beaches and local areas while spreading Christ's message.
Live for Others	Laura Kennedy	Kate Flanagan	To raise awareness and funds for the Live for Others Foundation and to find a cure for rare childhood cancers, such as Synovial Cell Sarcoma, while honoring alumnus Tim Vorenkamp.
Make A Wish	Betty Cappelletti	Katherine Dygean	Creating awareness of medical illness and helping fulfill wishes for critically ill children through fundraising under the guidance of the Make A Wish Foundation.
Miracle for Kids	Amy Hemphill	Natalie Rydel & Alexa Liberto	To help families with critically ill children fight off bankruptcy, homelessness, hunger, and depression so they can fight for their children's lives.
Missionary Hearts	Patrick Reidy	Shane Auci	To aid in the processes of fundraising and outreach for the non-profit organization Union Provida which seeks to provide necessary medical treatment to underprivileged patients in Mexico.
NEGU	Randall Justman	Antonio Del Castillo	To raise awareness of increased childhood cancer and raise money to send in Joy Jars to nearby hospitals with young cancer patients. We also make care cards and give our love and support to these young patients.
Pink Ribbon Club	Mrs. Erspamer	Cameron Burroughs	To donate to breast cancer research, educate the public about current findings, and help with awareness week at JSerra.
Pro-Life Club	Patrick Reidy	Grace Pugliese & Katherine Simard	To inform the community about the pro-life movement and protect the rights of the unborn.
Right To Repair Club	Anjelyka Brown	Austin Schlutter	To teach students how to repair broken or old electronic devices to be reused by schools and communities in need. Members will fix, then donate computers and other devices to schools in need.
Red Cross Club	Tom Smith	Lillian la Salle	To prevent and alleviate human suffering in the faces of emergencies by mobilizing power of volunteers and generosity of donors.
Serve 4 Change	Pat Ahle	Isabella Schulte & Giuliana Schulte	To prep and serve meals to as well as socialize with the homeless residents in one or both of the Friendship Shelters.
Student Athlete Leadership Council	Brett Kay & Kevin Clements	Omar Salem	To prioritize the culture of sports at JSerra to not only be winning and losing, but learning life lessons, gaining relationships and defining success outside of your stats as an athlete. We address issues in the sports community and partake in service opportunities through the InSideOut initiative.
Teens for Orangewood	Kevin Williams	Lily Lozowski & Charlotte Olson	Raise funds and host events through the organization Orangewood to help troubled youth.
TLC	Olivia Huie	Fionnuala McClain	To help transfer students assimilate to JSerra alongside a transfer mentor.
To Build a Miracle	Laura Kennedy	Joseph O'Melveny & Devin Thomas	To help build homes and build up communities in Mexico.
Village Mentoring	David Fick	Elena Quan & Yuanfei Song	To empower children in under resourced villages around the world. To drive change and connect them to a brighter future while providing them with virtual mentorship.

EXTRACURRICULAR CLUBS

Club Name	Moderator	President	Description
3D Makerz	Dr. Jan Kilduff	Alex Huynh & Robert Belli	To educate others about 3D printing and utilize this knowledge as a means to impact lives.
Biology Olympiad	Betty Cappelletti	Dillon Kim & Kory Gilbertson	To foster students' love for biology and help students prepare for the annual USA Biology Olympiad Competition.
Book Club	Jonathan Telles	Katie Reyes	To broaden our book interests by voting on a book once a month and discussing it when we meet.
Cyber Patriots	Dr. Jan Kilduff	Austin Asher & Kayden Cutchins	To compete in the Air Force-hosted National Cyber Security competition and learn about cyber security and data encryption.
Debate Club	John Saginaw	Sara Jameson	To debate topics and learn how to articulate arguments. Will provide the communication skills necessary to aid a person to decide which argument or position is the most reasonable and beneficial.
JSerra Esports	Matthew Welche	N/A	To focus on competitive esports gaming to develop team building, communication, and leadership skills. Our goal is to give students a sense of community and connectedness to JSerra, earn recognition from recruiters to get scholarships, and expose students to career opportunities within esports (e.g. coaching, streaming/shoutcasting, media, game development, event production).
MUN	Ron Misiow	Joseph Cimo	To prepare students for the MUN Conferences and mock trials while improving students' public speaking, speech and debate, language usage, and critical thinking skills. We also work to enhance our understanding about international issues in modern society.
Scrubs	Betty Cappelletti	Lauren Smith	To gain insight on potential medical careers, learn basic medical procedures like suturing, and do research on various medical topics.
VEX Robotics	Jan Kilduff	Ryan Nguyen	To cultivate growth and develop robotics skills through the use of V5 programming and participation in VEX competitions.

Social Clubs

Club Name	Moderator	President	Description
ASG Club	Emily O'Berry	Kirra Johnson	To promote school spirit by partaking in the process of planning and participating in school events.
Art Club	Bradford Smith
Calligraphy Club	Jun Li	Sofia Roy & Elaine Ling	To bring educate and bring together students in the art of western and Chinese calligraphy.
Dungeons and Dragons Club	Michele Bowren	Kayden Cutchins	To teach cooperation, critical thinking, and mathmatical reasoning through the ultimate role-playing game.
French Club	Cherie Atighetchi	Mia Contreras & Lauren Bayeh	To express French culture through language, food, art, and history.
Game Crafting Club	Jeff Kahl	Congtian Wu & Jessica Song	To gather people with common interests in games to create games together.
German Club	Leslie Fischer	Joon Park	To educate the student body of JSerra about German language and culture.
JSerra Fencing Club	Jennifer Harlow	Aidan Vocheska & Brandon Wieboldt	To educate and participate in the sport of Fencing.
JSerra Improv Team	Michele Bowren	Keely Schrantz & Samuel Hendrick	To engage students, team-building, and to teach our fellow classmates about how to think on their feet and be able to improvise on stage in their daily lives.
Movie Lovers	Sara Brechbill	Max Ulz & Steven Hopper	To unite people and form relationships with people through their love of film.
Magic Club	Sr.Miriam	Alex Zhu & Jason Zeng
Spike Ball Club	Carol DeBoisblanc	Brandon Wieboldt & Gabriel Dresser	To work towards a more unified community by creating a safe environment for all while playing games of spike ball in parks and on beaches. We will have fun making friends and long lasting bonds.
Video Game Analysis Club	Jonathan Telles	Shaunt Karagcozian & Wesley Ulz	To study elements of game design socially and discuss certain video-game related topics.
Ski and Snowboard Club	Jun Li	JP Riemann & Gabe Drasser	To provide a group for students to go skiing/snowboarding with one another.
Lion Records	Travis King	Dillon Kim & Minha Kim	To expand the knowledge of music production in JSerra students, and to give them opportunities to express their creativity though musical endeavors.

Student Federations

Student federations are teacher-led and require students to apply and meet minimum requirements to remain members (e.g., California Scholarship Federation, National Honor Society) or participate as mentors (e.g., Transfer Lions Club). Explore our student federations below:

"We encourage all our students to explore their hobbies and goals by joining a club that appeals to their interests. With so many clubs, there's something for everyone."

~ Donna Vandenberg, Vice Principal

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