Our purpose is to teach students about 10 different disciplines through Academic Decathlon materials to compete in Academic Decathlons.
Advisory
Maderious, Stacy
Kuykendall, Chase
To help people and organizations in need through the donations and making of fun art
TBD
James, Jamie
Vasudevan, Neha
The AAA Club seeks to bring awareness to this group providing a small community for Casa Grande Students. We will go over some of the traditions, foods, and adversity they face in our meetings.
Friday at Lunch
Clark, Barton
Piazza, Sofia
We want to educate people on bee keeping and why bees are important.
Thursday, every other week in M-24
Cain, Lisa
Gotshall, Emilia
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
Furrer, Makenna
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
TBD
To teach students engineering concepts through hands-on building activities and lectures.
Every other Tuesday at Lunch in H-1
Lounibos, Mollie
Curley, Ronan
The purpose of this club is to practice playing cards, learn and teach each other new games, connect with one another, and meet new people who enjoy playing cards.
Thursday during Lunch in H-3
Salluzzi, Rita
Headley, Hunter
Guadamud, Kaden
The purpose of our club is to foster an environment that values community involvement and academic success.
Alternating Fridays at lunch in R-19
Walker, Maria
Hakim, Samia
Peepe, Scarlett
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
Kelsey, Sean
Kumari, Aanchal
Senior class club. Decisions on Prom, fundraising.
TBD - R5
McSweeney, Mitchell
McGaughey, Anthony
Led by ASB, this club is intended to gather representatives of the Class of 2027 for planning and collaborating on student activities. Other members of the Class of 2027 are welcome to sit in if they are interested in helping with events.
Monthly: Wednesdays at Lunch in R-9
Markey, Ryan
Hansen, Tiree
Led by ASB, this club is intended to gather representatives of the Class of 2028 for planning and collaborating on student activities. Other members of the Class of 2028 are welcome to sit in if they are interested in helping with events.
Alternating Fridays at Lunch in R-8
Crowley, Andy
Holley, Josie
TBD - Fitness Room
Amaral, Ashley
Gochberg, Isabella
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
Marques, Malakai
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
Markey, Ryan
Castro, Samara
The Do-Good Club was created to inspire and promote random acts of kindness throughout our school and community. Our mission is to simply spread positivity through thoughtful actions, whether big or small. Members are encouraged to take part in everyday interactions like holding the door open for someone, offering a genuine compliment, or writing a note of encouragement, as well as participate in larger group activities such as creating care packages for those in need or organizing school-wide donation drives. We believe that if enough people consistently choose to do good, we can help create a more compassionate community. No act of kindness is ever too small. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.
Every other Friday at Lunch in R-10
Wodhams, Melanie
Reynolds, Jada
The drama club is for any students who have an interest in or passion for Theatre Arts. It is a great way to learn about the different productions at Casa.
First Wednesday of every month in G-3
Mazer, Jonathan
Pekkhain, Summer
The purpose is to create an official time and area where students can play Dungeons and Dragons together.
Wednesday at Lunch in the Library
Libecap, Nathan
Davison, Casey
Our club will teach a lot about rhythmic music, focus on teamwork with multiple members with different skills, and to support student-lead rock bands.
Thursdays at Lunch in M-12
Winders, Shiloh
Ramirez, Diego
Appreciate, watch, discuss, and create films.
Wednesdays at Lunch in R-11
Neu, Dustin
Gen, Dahlia
To celebrate French and Francophone culture, food, music, and art; and to bring people together with a common interest.
Every other Thursday @ lunch in R-20
Simmeth, Erin
Bendzick, Emily
Magana Mendez, Jackie
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 and Fridays at lunch in Dr. Rivers' Room R-1.
Libecap, Nathan
Rivers, Kay
Magliari, Nero
Suazo, Ollie
Bring people with a common interest together.
Tuesdays at Lunch in R-11
Neu, Dustin
Marques, Malakai
We are a third period elective class that is working to become published reporters and to rekindle the journalism program at our school.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, B Days during class in M-18
Martin, Heather
TBD
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
Parson, Ronin
Carlomagno, Layce
Our club promotes community service and getting involved in your city.
Wednesdays @ lunch in R-5
Smith, Francesca
Desenberg, Luke
Quadir, Nazia
To have Link Crew on our campus to help build leaders and support the freshmen.
First Wednesday advisory of the month in the Gym or the Multi
Janeska, Lidia
Wodhams, Melanie
Our purpose is to educate and create diversity within the Latinx community.
Tuesday every other week @ lunch in R-18
Ms. Martinez
Palacios, Jimena
To play volleyball during lunch.
Tuesdays at Lunch in the Gym
Gragg, Seann
Velarde Arias, Ricardo
Mind Matters, focuses on positivity and trying to voice the importance of a healthy mindset. During meetings we plan to do some engaging activities such as yoga, drawing, and cleanups. The presidents will create an Instagram page and post daily encouraging quotes.
TBD
Kuula, Tallulah
da Roza, Ava
Bascherini, Brooklyn
Teach students about different procedures of law through the doing of mock trials.
TBD
Lochtan, Brian
Vasudevan, Neha
Have students solve real world issues through the taking positions of various countries around the globe.
Wednesdays at Lunch, every other week
Simmeth, Erin
Vasudevan, Neha
Casa Grande is an outdoor school full of people. The students of this school often have a lot of work and sometimes just need a quiet place to rest their heads before their next class to gain more energy and boost brain power.
Mondays at Lunch in M-18
Martin, Heather
Arikan, Ela
NAMI strives to provide support for people struggling with mental illness. NAMI holds walks while directly raising awareness about mental illness.
Thursdays at Lunch in R-5
McSweeney, Mitchell
Clary, Julia
This club is for students who enjoy reading and talking about philosophy. We will meet and read different articles and discuss them as a group. It is just for fun and those who enjoy philosophy.
Fridays at Lunch in R-3
Siders, Todd
Duncan, June
Suazo, Ollie
Project TRUE (Teens R U Educated?) - in partnership with Friday Night Live (FNL) - is a youth leadership development program that utilizes a peer-to-peer education model focusing on tobacco, cannabis, and alcohol. Project TRUE provides students with opportunities to build confidence and skills around leadership, advocacy, public speaking, and research. Members also learn about mental health and positive coping skills to better support their peers. Center for Well-Being staff offer trainings, education, and mentorship through club meetings.
Every other Monday at Lunch in R-10
Wodhams, Melanie
Williamson, Trinity
The purpose of our club is to give students an easy pathway to volunteer at retirement homes and gain volunteer hours.
Wednesdays at Lunch in M-6
Martin, Heather
Oceguera, Sergio
Uppal, Gersimar
Seva Society focuses on educating others about Sikh values such as equality, compassion, and selfless service. Our goal is to raise awareness, build understanding, and create a more inclusive school community through learning, dialogue, and community service.
Thursdays at Lunch in R-11
Neu, Dustin
Jhally, Rajdeep
To build a community and volunteer opportunities by also giving out sweet treats.
Every other A Day Thursday at Lunch in M-23
Steiner, Maggie
Lindley, Caterina
To have monthly tournaments, have fun and be competitive with other people. We want our members to enjoy their time playing games and even joining the Casa Grande esports team to give more of a thrilling experience.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at Lunch in the Library Lab
Libecap, Nathan
Garfia Suarez, Juan
