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What is Unchartered Club Day?
Historically, unchartered clubs who didn’t get chartered by ASB had very limited access to advertising on campus and in AHS related spaces, leading to many clubs becoming an active because there was no effective way to gather members. With this in mind, we as AHS Students for Club Reform have taken upon ourselves to create some opportunity for unchartered club to advertise by compiling unchartered club information on a website and hosting informational meetings on November 6th very much similar to ASB’s Clubs Day. While November 6th has passed, we as AHSSCR decided that we would integrate the list of clubs we had on to our website and have the old Un-Chartered Club Day to redirect here. All of the information was directly copied from the Un-Chartered Club Day Website.
~ List of Clubs ~
~ List of Clubs ~
Monday Clubs
Monday Clubs
Youth Arts Movement
Youth Arts Movement
Contact: President Michelle Chen (28538@students.ausd.net)
Description: Youth Arts Movement provides a safe space for students to better express their identity and background where words may fail, through art. In light of all that is going on, we provide an opportunity for advocacy of global issues through artwork. We will facilitate discussions about pieces of artwork to learn from different perspectives and to create bonds amidst differences. It is our goal to have insightful discussions together with the members about the great treasures that are hidden in artwork. During meetings, members and officers will have the opportunity to create art together and learn about the world from each other’s eyes. Members will be given service hour opportunities as well through activities such as painting/drawing on the exterior of letters to donate to organizations. Although this club revolves around the fine art of painting/drawing, we will also explore other types of art such as dance and photography during select club meetings. There will be events where we will invite special guest speakers to speak with the members of our club about art, their personal story, and how it can play a part in their futures. When we have the opportunity to go back to school again, we will host plenty of fun in-person events such as picnic painting and taking field-trips to various art museums such as The Broad and LACMA. Overall, we emphasize the creation of bonds in this club, and we welcome everyone, even those who don’t consider themselves to be student artists; we hope to learn and grow together in this space that we provide!
Club Meetings: Every Monday @ 2 PM
Instagram: @ahsyouthartsmovement
Main Branch Website.
Arcadia Branch Website.
2:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here. Password: ahsyam
Register for this club here.
The Ladies' First Project
The Ladies' First Project
Contact: President Catherine Chan (45270@students.ausd.net)
Description: The Ladies' First Project is a global nonprofit organization that is meeting as a club at AHS. As a student-led organization and club, we are devoted to making education more and more accessible to the girls of South Asian countries. Many rural areas in third world countries exhibit heavy gender disparities and deep-rooted stereotypes that prohibit girls from accessing educational opportunities. Our vision is to create a future where education is accessible to all children with the vitality to learn and prosper, regardless of gender. Without education, girls are silenced by the misogynistic society as they are unable to advocate for their own rights and beliefs. It is a subconscious pattern of how societies shun girls from being heard. Our club will be focused on spreading awareness on this matter and making efforts to bridge the gender gap in education. We work together to host fundraisers, school supply drives, talk events, invite guest speakers who are activists on this matter, and partner with nonprofit schools in South Asia who are also making efforts to bridge the gender disparities in education. As we partner with schools in South Asia, we will directly donate our drives there and write letters to get to know the students better.
Club Meetings: Every Other Monday @ 2 PM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theladiesfirstproject/
2:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Nanoseed
Nanoseed
Contact: President Mickey Zhang (39554@students.ausd.net)
Description: Nanoseed is a nonprofit student organization located all over California. It is designed to help students back in rural China by funding them with money that has been collect by the club's fundraisers. The club will be hosting a series of fun fundraising activities to collect funds that will then be sent to hardworking students in China. We concluded a merger with a student organization named Sprout Potential that had previous experience and expertise in providing student loans. In the summer of 2018, the YanBao Foundation, the second largest non-profit in China, decided to sponsor us, marking the first time they decided to support an organization beyond the state of Ningxia, China.
Club Meetings: Every Monday @ 1:30 PM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nanoseedorg/?hl=en
Website: https://www.nanoseed.org/
3:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here. (Meeting ID: 786 8693 4042 Passcode: Nanoseed)
Register for this club here.
Amnesty Club
Amnesty Club
Contact: President Veronica Chen (31312@students.ausd.net)
Description: The purpose of Amnesty International is to raise awareness about the human rights abuses happening in our world. Club members will be participating in group discussions, poster making (online for now), and brainstorming on how to get involved with issues. Amnesty hopes to serve as a safe space for students wanting to explore youth advocacy while developing their skills as community leaders.
Club Meetings: Every Monday @ 1:30 PM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arcadiaamnesty/
3:30 P.M. Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Ethics Bowl
Ethics Bowl
Contact: President Margaret Lin (27171@students.ausd.net)
Description: The purpose of this club is to promote respectful, supportive, and in-depth discussion of ethics among AHS students and allow them to compete in National High School Ethics Bowl (NHSEB) competitions. We aim to hone key communication and critical thinking skills through intensive ethical inquiry. Students may form teams and compete in the Southern California High School Ethics Bowl for a chance to compete at Nationals.
Club Meetings: Every Monday @ 1:00 PM
FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/265589644723994/about
1:30 P.M. Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Tuesday Clubs
Tuesday Clubs
SIGN Club
SIGN Club
Contact: Tiffany Valmocena (43433@students.ausd.net)
Description: Our club's purpose is to inform people on the deaf community and help them gain a bit of knowledge on how to effectively communicate with people. We teach basic sign, the alphabet, and words based on theme for the week. The main goal when entering this club is to have a loving community who reaches out to help others.
Club Meetings: Every Tuesday @ 2 PM
1:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Wednesday Clubs
Wednesday Clubs
Compassion For Communities
Compassion For Communities
Contact: President Srivalli Alla (compassion4communities@gmail.com)
Description: Our main purpose is to provide the necessary resources for the less fortunate. We will be hosting food drives, care kits, discussions with health care workers, compassion projects, and many more events.
Club Meetings: Every Wednesday @ 4 PM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/compassion4communities/
3:00 PM Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Interfaith Club
Interfaith Club
Contact: President Ariya Shahid (38794@students.ausd.net)
Description: Interfaith Club celebrates culture and diversity within our society and expresses our religious beliefs. We speak about how culture and religion affect our viewpoints in society. Moreover, we create a safe environment where we teach and discuss topics that are related to religion and community. Our main purpose is to build relationships across cultures and faiths.
Club Meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of each month @ 2 PM
2:00 PM Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Model United Nations
Model United Nations
Contact: President Evelyn Lo (27119@students.ausd.net)
Description: Model United Nations is a club that competes in conferences with other schools seeing who can represent their country the best on a specific issue. Model United Nations is a competition which takes hard word and dedication, but is fulfilling as you learn more about international politics, and the issues which countries are faced with. Though COVID-19 has forced competitions online, we are always looking for more people to compete with. We are a pretty specialized club so we can guarantee that the officer team will be able to provide sound guidance on how to properly compete. We hope that you join us!
Meeting times are from 1:30 to 2:00. Link to weekly meetings here. (Password: MUN)
3:00 PM Live Informational Meeting here. (Password: MUN)
Register for this club here. (@students.ausd.net accounts only)
Friday Clubs
Friday Clubs
Leadership and Social Changes
Leadership and Social Changes
Contact: Co-President Zijun Ning (37169@students.ausd.net)
Description: Leadership and Social Changes provides an open platform for students to discuss issues in the 21st century and propose possible solutions. The students can carry out their solutions through volunteering or demonstration.
Club Meetings: Every Friday @ 2 PM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahs.leadershipnsocialchanges/
2:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
Sunrise Movement: Arcadia Hub
Sunrise Movement: Arcadia Hub
Contact: President Jocelyn Thao (jocelynthao7@gmail.com)
Description: Sunrise is a youth movement to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs in the process. We’re building an army of young people to make climate change an urgent priority across America, end the corrupting influence of fossil fuel executives on our politics, and elect leaders who stand up for the health and wellbeing of all people.
Club Meetings: Every Friday @ 4 PM
FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sunriseahs/
National website: http://sunrisemovement.org/
3:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here. (Meeting ID: 995 9075 8671 Passcode: 1d0LJf)
Register for this club here.
Unspecified Meeting Day Clubs
Unspecified Meeting Day Clubs
Peers Across Years
Peers Across Years
Contact: President Michelle Lee (28918@students.ausd.net)
Description: Peers Across Years is a pen-pal program that aims to connect AHS students with senior citizens residing in local senior homes. Student participants will be paired with seniors based on their hobbies and interests. Pen-pal pairs will then exchange letters with each other. During a time when forging connections has become more difficult, Peers Across Years hopes to close that intergenerational gap.
Meetings are not required because this is mostly an individual activity with the organization facilitating. There will be infrequent deadlines to follow in terms of letter submission.
Website: https://peersacrossyears.weebly.com/
No Live Informational Meeting
Register for this club here.
Fed Up
Fed Up
Contact: President Sophie Sheina Szew (sophieszew7@gmail.com)
Description: Fed Up is a non profit that focuses on the intersection between art and mental health and provides an intellectual and passionate community that raises awareness and breeds advocacy.
Meeting times will depend on the committee.
Website: https://www.fedupnonprofit.org/about-us/
4:30 PM Live Informational Meeting here.
Register for this club here.
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