“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.
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)
A.A.S.U. (African American Student Union)
The African American Student Union (AASU) is an educational, cultural, civic, social, and community service organization. The mission of AASU is to enhance the experience and address the needs of African American students, give them voice, and create a safe space to promote friendship and solidarity, while bridging gaps between all students on campus and in the community.
The purpose is:
To positively represent African American Students in civic & social matters.
To serve as a gateway for African American students to learn about educational options and Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU).
To take active measures in fostering an enriching environment for students attending Clovis West High School.
To actively participate in events on and off campus that provide enrichment and enlightenment to the precarious environments of our students.
Advisor: Monique McCoy
Room: S Building Cluster Offic
Academic Decathlon
Ten-subject academic competition that competes at the county and state level.
Advisor: Katy Merrill
Room: P12
Always Stay Strong
To provide a safe, comfortable environment for persons who are battling mental illness and to raise awareness.
(A. Reigstad – P15)
Anime Club
To watch, review, and appreciate Japanese animation and comics in a positive environment.
Art Club
To gather young artists to collaborate and express artistic opinions
(Advisor- timpettingill@cusd.com
Ceramics
To support local and national ceramic competitions and to cultivate appreciation of the ceramic arts.
Advisor: Barbara Sather
Room: C19
Chinese Club
To introduce Chinese culture and value, and to generate interest in learning the Chinese language.
Advisor: Lili Wong
Room: P9
Chess and Go Club
To broaden students perspective on board games. To provide interesting and fun activities on school ground, To encourage students to think.
Advisor: Lili Tsai-Wong
Room: P9
Eagle Empowerment
To offer more knowledge about local and global issues, to teach club members how to lead activities so that we may share them with other schools, and to empower others to turn knowledge into meaningful actions.
(Advisor- lorhurley@cusd.com
Educators Rising
To start an education pathway for kids who want to go intoteaching.
Advisor: haileybonds@cusd.com
Room: J8
Environmental Club
Campus/community service club to promote recycling campus-wide, campus beautification, and the San Joaquin River restoration projects.
Advisor: Todd Kennedy
Room: E5
Faith Club
Mission Statement: Our goal is that Clovis West students may be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely, Christ, in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. (adapted from Colossians 2:2-3)
Purpose: To provide spiritual encouragement and growth opportunities through Bible study, prayer, Christian fellowship, selfless service and personal evangelism.
Faith Club meets every Friday at lunch. Students are able to join in activities any time throughout the year.
Advisors: Ted Hawkins and Lori Hurley
Room: P10
F.C.A.
(Fellowship of Christian Athletes): To allow coaches, athletes, and students the opportunity to meet and share spiritual values.
Advisor: Todd Kennedy
Room: E3
FIDM Fashion Club
Members to express their passion for art, design, and fashion and provide information of FIDM scholarships and opportunities.
Advisor: Tracey Fowlkes
Meeting time: Career Center in the A building
French Club
Aimed to expand one’s cultural and language experiences with French.
Advisor: Cherly Zahlis
Room: P18
Friends of Rachel
To have a positive impact on our school and community.
Advisor- lorihurley@cusd.com
Gaming Club
To inspire gamers and no-gamers to start gaming through game boards and videos.
Advisor:ericherzog@cusd.com
Hip Hop Club
For students interested in hip-hop dance culture.
Advisor: Monique McCoy
Meeting time: S Building Cluster Office
History Day
Mission: NHD Club members plan, coordinate, and conduct an annual History Day showcase for Clovis West Area feeder schools in order to develop and increasing appreciation for history and strengthen academic and intellectual skills in participants. NHD Club members will also support and compete in NHD contests for their own development and intellectual glory.
National History Day (NHD) involves students in conducting original research on historical topics of interest. These research-based projects are entered into contests at the Fresno County and California State levels, where the top student projects have the opportunity to advance to the National Contest at the University of Maryland. In addition to facilitating the discovery of the past, NHD also helps students develop the following attributes that are critical for future success:
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills,
Research and reading skills,
Oral and written communication and presentation skills,
Self-esteem and confidence, and
A sense of responsibility for and involvement in the democratic process.
Advisor: Ted Hawkins
Room: P10
Improv Club
To build teamwork, creativity and acting skills.
Advisor: Sandra Hahn
Room: B3 / B7
Interact Club
Participates in fun and meaningful service projects that help people. Self-governing, interactive, and Rotary-sponsored, the club fosters friendships, leadership, and self-reliance. Opportunities include scholarships, leadership camp, youth exchange, and volunteering. (E. Garcia & H. Bond
Invisible Children's Club
Invisible Children, Inc. is a National organization founded in 2004 to increase awareness of the activities of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Central Africa. Specifically, the group seeks to put an end to the practices of the LRA which include abductions and abuse of children, and forcing them to serve as soldiers.
Invisible Children also operates as a charitable organization, soliciting donations and selling merchandise to raise money for its cause.
Advisor: Monique McCoy
Room: S Building Cluster Office
Japanese Club
Promote Japanese culture by furthering knowledge and interest in Japanese culture.
Advisor: Lili Wong
Room: P9
Key Club
Helps community create better awareness of common problems to all students.
Advisor: C. Torres
Room: S4
Korean Club
Promote Korean culture and customs and educating students about Korean history.
Advisor: Lili Wong
Room: P9
Latino Student Success Club
To promote the advancement of Latinos in higher education and develop unity among Latino students. To promote the Latino culture and values, to attempt to solve problems encountered by Latinos, to develope pride and self determination in the Latino student, community, and develop a strong bond within the community and outside communty.
L.E.O. Club
LEO members acquire skills as project organizers and motivators of their peers.
Advisor: Kassaundra Messick
Room: E1
Life Teen Club
A Catholic student organization, meets Tuesdays at lunch for fellowship and growth.
Advisor: Ruth Anderson
Room: C10
Natural Beauty
To bring groups of students together using Natural Beauty techniques and by promoting Self-Esteem.
Advisor: Monique McCoy
Room: S Building Cluster Office
Outdoor Adventure Club
Advisor: Jennifer Oren
Room: E2
Robotics
To increase exposure for students to various technologies in a fun but competitive setting by designing, constructing and running robots in competitions. (Lambert – L.D. in the S building)
Rock Climbing
To introduce the sport of rock climbing and promote good sportsmanship and competition with the team.
(Advisor- joeymartinez@cusd.com )
Rho Kappa
A national organization that recognizes excellence in the field of Social Studies. RHO KAPPA provides national recognition and opportunities for exploration in the social studies and will encourage an interest in, understanding of, and appreciation for the social studies.
Student Member Form
Advisor: Ted Hawkins & Derek Kisling
Room: P10 & P4)
Skills USA / Auto
For students interested in technical careers or innovations that are taking place in industry and technology. Drafting, woodworking, automotive manufacturing, welding, and computers.
Advisor: Michael Miller
Room: N1
Southeast Asian Club
To promote interest Southeasr Asian ethnicities and fellowshipamoung students and staff. To spread awareness of different cultures, as well as their traditions, foods, and dances, etc
(Advisor- andreayang@cusd.com
Spanish Club
To promote the spanish language, to provide experiences relating to spanish speaking cultures. to offier opportunities in our community.
Advisor: Blanca Gonzalez
Room: P5
Students United through Native Nations (SUTNN)
Promote advancements of Native Americans youth in higher education and develop unity among Native youth. Also to inform Native youth about their culture.
(Advisor Richard Delgado – richarddelgado@cusd.com
Theater West
To further the love of theatre both as a participant and as an informed audience.
Advisor: Sandra Hahn
Room: B3
Vape Free Club
To develope interventionsto address rising teenage vping trends. To educate high school and middle schooler about the health effects of vaping and addressing myths about vaping.
(Advisor- andrewcampbell@cusd.com