Our purpose is to teach students about 10 different disciplines through Academic Decathlon materials to compete in Academic Decathlons.
Zoom: Time TBD
McSweeney, Mitch
Vasudevan, Adithya
Anilkumar, Ronit
Our purpose is to spend time in fellowship with one another as high schoolers and to strengthen our faith and relationship with the Lord. We hope to be a community of friends and believers who want to spend time with one another and grow closer to God through fun and engaging activities. Together, we can know more about Him and find ways to implement spending time with Him in our daily lives.
Every A Day Thursday @ lunch in M-19
Obaggy, Sarah
Busch, Abigail
Terry, Emily
Our purpose is to bring together students with devotion and love for art and converse about its different aspects and also experiment and have fun making it. To make students at Casa more open to enjoying this hobby/skill with a group of people. To also introduce the amazing benefits of art into the lives of those who do not experience it.
Mondays & Tuesdays @ lunch in E-19
Richter, Josey
Burggraf, Heather
Desenberg, Luke
The purpose of our club is to allow for others to have a safe and fun space to learn and celebrate Asian cultures no matter the person's ethnic background.
Every other Thursday @ lunch in R-9
Markey, Ryan
Gotshall, Gabby
The main focus of this club is to grow students' automotive skills as a team and to have some fun.
Fridays @ lunch in E-13
Jim Rolle
Makayla Kleen
Big House Catering does events inside and out of the school, such as Lumacon, the young chefs of tomorrow competition, and holiday fair. Students will be required to pass the Safety and Sanitation test of the Culinary course, and get approval by the president and Ms. Gutierrez. The club is more like a business having meetings every other week and doing events.
Tuesdays @ lunch in E-4
Gutierrez, Pamela
Cox, Luke
Theatre club helps to raise funds for Casa Grande’s theater department and we help with building sets and theater production.
Mondays @ lunch in G-3
Jon Mazer
Molly Belle Hart
Mountain bike training and racing in the NorCal Interscholastic Cycling Association season. Promotion of bicycle riding in general.
Wednesdays afterschool in M-10
Wigert, Scot
Bennett, Owen
Bennett, Richie
Our mission is to empower black students to exercise civic and constitutional rights; while ensuring equal participation in all school programs. We want to create a safe space for black teens to embrace and share their culture. A safe welcoming environment for others to come and observe as well as uplift and celebrate our differences that make us all unique individuals.
Thursdays @ lunch in R-17
Alston, Valarie
Moquete, Angel
Stewart, Amira
Book club is meant to bring the community together to learn about and discuss books that matter to them. Books will be chosen by club member interests and will be school appropriate. This will foster a love for books outside of the classroom and make reading fun and approachable.
Thursdays afterschool in M-20
Monroe, Elizabeth
Zacks, Evelyn (co-president)
We want to have a healthy environment in which students will be able to appreciate all things coffee: roasting, brewing, cupping will be part of the experience.
Last A day of every other week @ lunch in E-5
Creighton, Todd
Carranco, Diego
A club where we learn music and perform in the community.
Tuesdays & Thursdays afterschool in G-2
Millard, Sean
Gregson, Alice
The club focuses on providing an environment for students who want to learn chess and play chess. Also chess can help students think of a concept which is what step is the most beneficial for the situation that they are facing.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays @ lunch in M-2
Josh Hunt
Jason Luo
Our purpose is to raise awareness of kids struggling through cancer.
Thursdays @ lunch in R-5
McSweeney, Mitchell
Cross, Caelan
Our purpose is to assist and further all things coding. Every meeting, because everyone is at varying levels of coding, coaches will teach students one-on-one, meet them where they're at, and walk through infamous coding problems and algorithms. Most of all, we're looking to be a community to bring together and encourage computer science as a genuinely exciting and intriguing topic, apart from any competition or stress.
The First A Day of Every Week @ lunch in M-11
Fontaine, Megan
Zhou, Derek
Vasudevan, Adith
In conjunction with CoolPetaluma, our purpose is to link people together (at Casa and in the community) around common climate conscious practices.
B Days @ lunch in R-21
Stirrat, David
Ciolino, Analisa
Our purpose is to perform dance routines at school sporting events or rallies for entertainment. Members would learn choreography and teamwork skills over the season (football/basketball).
Tuesdays & Thursdays afterschool in G-3
Mazer, Jonathan
Quadir, Nazia
The purpose of this club is to educate students in the art of speech and debate with applications in real life context.
Mondays @ lunch & afterschool in M-21
Bacho, Cassandra
Anilkumar, Ronit
Vasudevan, Adith
Our purpose is to create a safe place for students to share their spiritual beliefs and meet others with similar beliefs. We will cover different sides of spirituality while learning new techniques to improve their practice. This club will be a great opportunity for students to learn from each other and expand their spiritual knowledge.
Every other Tuesday @ lunch in R-2
Castleberry, Kelin
Carr, Gretchen
The purpose of our club is to promote a cleaner and more environmentally conscious Casa Grande.
Thursdays, on B days @ lunch in M-20
Brackett, Kiri
Restivo, Sofia
We plan to work together with nonprofit organizations to plant trees on campus and support general environmental sustainability.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturday @ lunch in E-7
Adams, Todd
Wang, Raymond
Phuong, Allen
Coopersmith, Sammy
Our purpose is to celebrate french culture , food, music, and bring people together with a common interest.
A Day Thursdays @ lunch in R-20
Erin Simmeth
Lindeman, Kaitlyn
Genders & Sexualities Alliances, or GSAs for short, are student-run organizations that unite LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities. GSAs have evolved beyond their traditional role to serve as safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth in middle schools and high schools, and have emerged as vehicles for deep social change related to racial, gender, and educational justice.
A growing body of research confirms that the presence of a GSA has a positive and lasting effect on student health, wellness, and academic performance. It can also protect students from harassment based on sexual orientation or gender identity, and improve school climates for all students in the long-term.
Wednesdays at Lunch in the Library Lab.
Every-other Wednesday after school in the Library Lab.
Libecap, Nathan
We aim to educate our peers and anybody interested in the health or science field about topics that are not regularly taught in High School while catalyzing the pursuit of related fields. These range from research articles to college-level lessons with various dynamic approaches.
Every other Tuesday @ lunch in I-3
Titus, Jen
Phuong, Allen
The purpose of our club is to foster an environment that values community involvement and academic success.
Fridays, on A days @ lunch in NMU
Simmeth, Erin
Hansen, Rona
Our purpose is to discuss important/difficult topics in order to better understand/improve our community.
Thursdays @ lunch in R-8
Kelsey, Sean
Cantor, Malaya
We are a community and international service club helped run by the Petaluma Valley Rotary. We meet at lunch on Tuesdays in M-24 to discuss different volunteering opportunities.
Tuesdays @ lunch in M-24
Cain, Lisa
James, Lucia
Our club promotes community service and getting involved in your city.
Wednesdays @ lunch in R-5
Smith, Francesca
Desenberg, Luke
Quadir, Nazia
Our purpose is to educate and create diversity within the Latinx community.
Tuesday every other week @ lunch in R-18
Ms. Martinez
Carranco, Diego
We want to raise awareness and advocacy for international issues among students.
Wednesdays @ lunch in M-20
Brackett, Kirianne
Wang, Raymond
Our purpose is to raise awareness about child poverty
Mondays @ lunch E-14
Beckie Andersen-Newell
Ferrando, Kelsey
The Scrap-booking & Journaling Club's main purpose is to recycle materials into beautiful works of art and mementos. We will be making collage spreads, scrap-books, and journals of high school memories, inside and outside of school. Many seniors have expressed their excitement over Senior Year Scrapbooks, however any school-appropriate topic for each individual's scrapbook or journal will be welcomed and supported. We also want to provide an outlet for students to journal or draw or vent through their art.
Tuesdays & Wednesdays @ lunch in E-19
Richter, Josey
Cahlander, Mia (co-president)
Our purpose is to educate our fellow peers about the importance of Feminism in our modern-day society. We want to also teach our club members how to help unprivileged women in our community, all while having some fun along the way. :)
Tuesdays @ lunch in M-23
Steiner, Maggie
Sesky, Jolie
We want to recruit students to help others who struggle in a variety of subjects. This will allow said members to obtain volunteer hours, take leadership, and have the satisfaction of helping others succeed academically.
Thursdays @ lunch in M-16
Maderious, Melinda
Caldwell, Maura
Gramajo, Devon
Our purpose is to learn skills and play games.
Wednesdays & Fridays afterschool @ soccer field / football field
Markey, Ryan
Li Lance
Our purpose is to appreciate vegan food and bring light to everyday alternative vegan options.
Mondays @ lunch in R-3
Siders, Todd
Frederick, Ruby
