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Club
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Description
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Advisor
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President
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Meetings
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4-H Club
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The 4-H club mission is to help youth reach their fullest potential through hands on activities and learning from adults. Our community service project is teaching classes about Lego Mindstorms to middle school students.
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Lamarche
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Jamie Kalb
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Irregular Dates
Room 206
Lunch
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Academic decathlon
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Members of the academic decathlon club are interested in competing in the national A.D. competition- we are a group that prepares everyone interested and then sends the highest- qualifying team members to represent MVHS. Our community service project is tutoring middle school and helping them with their homework.
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Thornburg
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Nina Maksimova
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Irregular dates
Room 120
Lunch
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Ambassadors
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As dedicated leaders, we strive to strengthen our Spartan community, ensuring that everyone is welcome. Our community service project is to visit the middle schools and explain high school life to middle schoolers.
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Peltz
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Sena Absar
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Amnesty
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The Amnesty Club is a club whose members want to help with raising awareness of human rights in various world wide issues. Our members will have the opportunity to volunteer to help collect petitions throughout the year.
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Krishna
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Jonathan Huang
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Mondays
Room 121
Lunch
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Anime
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At Anime Club we strive to promote the viewing of Japanese animation among the student body. Members of our club enjoy eating their lunch, watching anime, and meeting people of similar interests.
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Hurley
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Alyssa Imai
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Fridays
Room 216
lunch
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Apollo Music
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Apollo Music Club is a group of dedicated and enthusiastic members who share their love of music with children who do not have the opportunity to pursue music due to financial difficulties. Club members teach music at the local Castro Elementary School. Our club normally meets Fridays at lunch in Packard Hall.
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Kramer
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Elise Sugarman
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Fridays
Packard Hall
Lunch
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Asian/FYO
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The Asian Islander Club is a group whose members are of Asian/Filipino ethnicity and non-Asian ethnicity. Our club was formed to bond different races together, to learn about our Asian culture and historical background. We will hold events that break down barriers and start new friendships.
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Forster
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Kevin Candido
Jerveiz Cacatian
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Mondays
Room 204
Lunch
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Beatles Club
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The Beatles Club is a group where Beatles enthusiasts can come together to share their passion with others of common interest and spread and further knowledge of it. We plan to raise accessibility of music for MVHS students by raising money for the MVHS music department.
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Beare
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Kelsey Carlson
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Fridays
Room 309
Lunch
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Best Buddies
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Best Buddies is an international organization made to enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships. Our club normally meets on Tuesdays at lunch in Room 318.
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Brenner
McElaney
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Kelly Cheek
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Thursdays
Room 318
Lunch
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Bicycle Club
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The Bicycle club is a group of students who are passionate about bicycles of all kinds. We aim to provide a fun and educational atmosphere for any one interested in bikes. We will teach other students about bicycle safety and promote cycling as both a hobby and transportation by holding events to teach people about different types of bikes.
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Hornblower
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Lily Zhou
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Tuesdays
Room 201
Lunch
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Black Student Union
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Our mission is to recruit students to BSU and to provide our community with a better understanding of African American culture and influence others through community service in education and to tutor minority students in hopes of a better future.
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Fisher
Nock
Jones
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Ashley Roy
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Fridays
Room 109/505
Lunch
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Book Club
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The Book Club provides a stable environment where we can pursue our literary interests and support the Library and its staff. Our club normally meets Wednesdays in the Library Conference Room at lunch.
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Lundholm
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Becca Shipper
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Tuesday
Room 214
lunch
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Business Club
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The MVHS Business club members are interested in learning more about the different aspects of the business world, and seek to gain the knowledge and skills for success. Members will attend business tours, community events, and discussions. The club will educate middle school students about business.
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Hellman
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Jody Zhang
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Wednesdays
Room 107
Lunch
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California Scholarship Federation
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California Scholarship Federation is a statewide honor society for students of high academic achievement and citizenship. Students apply for membership twice a year based on their grades the previous semester.
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Brock
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Camp Everytown (The Change)
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The change is devoted to effecting social change by addressing prejudice- racism, sexism, homophobia, ect. We seek to engage members of the MVHS community to spread awareness of the problems with stereotypes and hate crimes.
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Rivera
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Ambika Bist
Ben Garber
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Tuesdays
Room 522
Lunch
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Chess Club
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The MVHS chess club is a group of chess players that are interested in developing our own unique playing stratagies. We are going to run tournaments and teach elementary/ middle school.
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Perryman
Martinez
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Brian Petersen
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Everyday
Room 316
Lunch
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Club Jeux videos
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Our goal is to contradict the stereotype of a gamer (a lonely, out of touch from life nerd) by creating a social environment for competitive gaming amongst friends.
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Good
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Lincoln Race
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Everyday
Room 420
Lunch
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Cogito Ergo Sum
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Cogito Ergo Sum strives to engage interested individuals in thought and discussion about numerous traditional and contemporary philosophical topics, theories, and texts. We will partner with the Philosophy and Literature classes to contribute to discussions.
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Mangin
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Kevin McKee
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Tuesdays
Room 103
Lunch
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Commercial Art
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The Commercial Art Club is a subsidiary of Peer Design, a student run business. We aim to create and sell products in order to experience real world business procedures. Our club meets irregularly at lunch in room 110.
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Nock
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Irregular Dates
Room 110
Lunch
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Dance Spectrum
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Dance Spectrum’s goal is to provide a place for all students, of all abilities, levels and backgrounds to come together in a fun, non-threatening environment and express themselves through the art of dance. Dance Spectrum includes three regularly scheduled classes that meet 3rd, 4th and 5th periods.
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Rosburg
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Kenzie Tankersley
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Everyday except Wednesday
Room 520
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Dragon Boat
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The Dragon Boat Club is a team where members commit to teamwork, hard work, and self-improvement as they work towards the goals of achievement and also help promote the Dragon boat community and culture.
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Forthoffer
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Larry Yang
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Irregular dates
Room 316
Lunch
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Drama
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Drama Club supports the drama department and plays at MVHS. The club also hosts a number of events that heighten the drama experience, such as attendance of plays, and films, and functions like Murder Mystery Parties and Open mics.
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Huizing
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Anna Maria Irion
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Irregular dates
Room 507
Lunch
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Environmental
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Environmental club aims make a positive impact on mountain view high school and the community by engaging in and promoting eco-friendly policies, practices and activities to fellow students, teachers and community members. Through team work, creativity, perseverance and dedication, club members will work toward their collective goal of a greener environment such as by spreading the word on eco-friendly practices and activities, through planning and carrying out recycle projects such as for paper and plastic to help reduce harmful wastes. Through these goals and activities , environmental club is benefiting the students, MVHS and the community as a whole
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Faught
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Kelly Anne Tang
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Wednesdays
Room 123
Lunch
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French
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The French Club is a group whose members are interested in learning about the French-speaking world and culture.
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Gres
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Celeste Lattanzi
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Fridays
room 513
Lunch
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Gift of Smiles
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The Gift of Smiles is a club in which the members attempt to educate and aid as many children in elementary schools with the help of local dentists, about dental hygiene and dental issues.
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Gallo
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Don Kianian
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Fridays
Room 313
Lunch
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Glasnost
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Glasnost is a club for those interested in current events and political activism, particularly genocides around the world.
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Hellman
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Judith Sijstermans
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Thursdays
room 107
Lunch
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G.S.A.
(Gay-Straight Alliance)
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Creates and provides a safe environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning (GLBTQ) youth and their straight allies to support each other, discuss issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity and help put an end to homophobia on campus while respecting every GSA member’s confidentiality
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Boyle
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Jess Tatarsky
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Fridays
Room 320
Lunch
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Guitar club
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Guitar club is a group whose members are interested in listening, playing and enjoying music. Our members aspire to visit and play at centers such as senior centers or the nearby preschool.
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Conoway
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Katya Fomenko
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Mondays
Lunch
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History/Model UN
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The history is a club that is interested in world affairs. Members are interested in the politics, history and culture of different countries in the world. Members participate in Model UN conferences.
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Navarro
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Anya Schultz
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Thursdays
Room 202
Lunch
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Ilive club
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The ilive club is a club made for students to bring together their ideas and talents to bring smiles to cancer patients, and raise money for those who can not afford treatment, happiness makes you live longer, and that’s what the I live club would do
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Kreps
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Cindy Peña
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Thursdays
Room 104
Lunch
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Interact
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The purpose of the club interact is to provide a place where teens can come together and make a difference in the world. The focus of our community project will be based on furthering international understanding good will. The interact club will develop leadership skills and teach the values of teamwork in a unique way.
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Huizing
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Deanna Shinsky
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Tuesdays
Room 205
Lunch
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Italian Club
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The Italian Club is a group whose members strive to learn about and spread positive and true representatives about Italians and their history and culture. Our community service projects include working with the Italian clubs in the area and create a Little Italy in San Jose.
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Kreps
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Ariana Mott
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Wednesdays
Room 104
Lunch
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Jazz Club
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The goal of the MVHS Jazz club is to spread the art form of jazz throughout our school and surrounding communities. The club will include musicians of all levels of experience, from passionate jazz musicians to beginner listeners. To benefit our school and community, we hope to play occasionally at school in the quad and other noteworthy causes.
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Kramer
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Zach Estiva
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Tuesdays
Room 202
Lunch
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Key Club
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Key club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. What makes key club so successful is the fact that it is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through serving others. Members of the Kiawanis international family, key club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. They perform service projects to raise money for charitable causes, help out in the community, and increase their awareness of current world events.
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Faught
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Korinne Tarien
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Thursdays
Room 123
Lunch
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Kick, Lead, and Dream
(KLD)
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The Kick, Lead, and Dream Club is a group whose goal is to help under-privileged kids from Sunnyvale and Mountain View have an enjoyable and educational summer camp. Our members plan all year long to be able to put together a two week long summer camp for around 100 to 200 middle school and elementary school kids. Therefore our community service project takes place in middle of June, and teaches kids how to supportive, athletic, soccer skills, and stresses the importance of school-work and staying away from bad influences.
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Huizing
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Ashley Ford
Tyler Officer
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Irregular Dates
Room 205
Brunch
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Knitter’s 4Newbies
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We knit for babies at Stanford.
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Maraglia
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Dahlia Perry
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Latino Movement Club
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The purpose of our club is to promote the Hispanic/Latino culture through different celebrations and festivities. We would also like to contradict the stereotypes placed upon Latinos by educating them about our culture, contributing to our school and community, and mentoring ELD students.
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Marroquin Espinosa
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Karla Alacron
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Wednesdays
Room 210
Llunch
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Leo’s Club
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The leos club is a group of striving students who help and serve around local, national, and international community. Our students are LEOS, which stands for leadership, experience , and opportunity and we live to that full potential
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Lee
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Jesse Weed
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Thursdays
Room 315
Lunch
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Mandarin club
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The mandarin club is a group whose members are interested in teaching and learning the rich culture and language of china. We wish to spread this culture and make it the heritage known. Our community service project is to offer basic mandarin classes
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Wu
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Steven Jing
Ling Wang
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Wednesday
Room 411
Lunch
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Med Club
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Med Club is a club dedicated to spreading knowledge about medicine and educating our peers and ourselves about the medical community while enjoying being a part of a group of people sharing common interests
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Rogers
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John Sarhadi
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Wednesdays
Room 116
Lunch
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Mock Trial Team
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The Mock Trial Club is an organization devoted to learning and applying knowledge and principles of the legal system in real court room trials throughout the country
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Nock
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Allie Balesteros
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Monday
Room 109
Lunch
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Movie Gurus
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The purpose of the club is to learn more about the true significance of good movies, and compare old classics, to newly produced movies. We intend on seeing a variety of movies from old to new, and critiquing them while creating a collection of reviews.
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Perryman
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Chloe Tarrasch
Monica Tuan
Karly Osbourne
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Tuesdays
Room 317
Lunch
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Music Council*
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Music Council is the governing body of the Instrumental Music Department. Students meet weekly to discuss budget, activities and student needs issues. This group fundraises, plans activities and evaluates the department’s operational systems.
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Kramer
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Jeff Chiang
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Mondays
Packard Hall
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Namaste
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To promote the awareness and celebration of Indian culture among all students, teachers, and parents.
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Krishna
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Nick Luther
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Thursdays
Room 121
Lunch
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National Art Honors Society
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The NAHS is a nationally registered organization working to further artists and art in the community. We’ll make a student art calender, have a student art show and discuss art theory and artist.
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Levitt
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Anna Maria Irion
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Mondays
Room 111
Lunch
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Office Club
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The MVHS Office Club strives to celebrate the NBC masterpiece in multiple ways; from episode viewings, to office supply drives. It also serves as a way to connect over a shared interest. That’s what she said!
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Hogan
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Greg Manoukian
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Monday
Room 101
Lunch
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Olympic Development Table Tennis Club
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The ODTTC is an organization whose members withhold a higher purpose comprised of a desire to grasp the international athletic event of table tennis, by forming a body of table tennis knowledge, understanding and development of technique, and staying vigilante to further improve themselves as well as others involved in the sport.
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Hornblower
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Steven Chizen
Ian Myjer
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Irregular Dates
Room 201
Lunch
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Oracle* (School Newspaper)
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The MVHS Oracle is an independent, nonpartisan student newspaper that strives to serve the MVHS community with professional, well-rounded, unbiased coverage. The Oracle fosters educated decision-making while adhering to the highest journalistic and ethical standards. Our fundamental purpose is to critique, to entertain, and to provide forum for discussion by giving students a clear and honest voice. It is our desire to express accurately the interests of our entire audience and strive to represent MVHS diversity in our content and on our staff. The Oracle believes in voicing opinions, raising questions, and provoking thought as we inquire and investigate on behalf of the student body. Lastly, we aspire to create unity in both the school and the surrounding community by recognizing achievements and raising awareness.
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Rivera
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Judith Sijstermans
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Everyday
Room 521/522
1st period
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PAW
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PAW is a group for everyone that cares about the welfare of animals as well as current issues that involve animal cruelty and how they can help.
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Gallo
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Melissa Steiner
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Tuesday
Room 313
Lunch
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Patches for the Heart
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Patches for the heart is a club in which the participants learn to sew. We use donations of money to supply a few sewing machines, and old business attire to donate to the less fortunate
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Craff
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Sara Kianian
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Fridays
Room 214
Brunch
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Peoples Club
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The peoples club is comprised of members who are interested in culture in the world around them. They seek to gain a broader understanding of all subjects from books to music to sports to technology by discussing and debating these topics. Our community service project is to discuss world affairs with senior citizens to hear their knowledgeable perspectives and bring them a new understanding of these topics
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Navarro
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Jeffrey Tarrasch
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Mondays
Room 202
Lunch
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Persian Club
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The purpose of the Persian Club is to expose students to Persian culture and traditions, such as food, music, celebrations, and ideas. Also, the purpose is to dispel misconceptions, or stereotypes about the country of Iran, and illustrate the beauty and importance of different third world countries. We will focus on the political aspects of Iran, and the current chaos due to election issues of the new president.
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Hellman
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Sara Torkian
Jasmine Tekiyeh
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Fridays
Room 107
Lunch
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Random Acts of Kindness
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The Random Acts of Kindness club strives to promote kind acts and goodness around the world. As a group, we work with KidsRead! at the MV Public Library in order to give back to the community
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Good
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Amy Hammer
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Irregular Dates
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Red Cross Club
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The Red Cross Club is devoted to raising awareness about disaster relief and helping to support community safety plans. We will be holding out annual Measles and Malaria
a campaign
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Mangin
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Ambika Bist
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Wednesday
Room 103
Lunch
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Robotics Team
Robotics Club
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The Robotics Club annually prepares for and competes in the First robotics competition. We aim to learn about robotics through working with mentors and we aim to share this knowledge with our fellow students. Our community service project is working with elementary robotics teams and helping out at their local competitions.
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Good
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Jai Musunuri
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Wednesdays
Room 112
Lunch
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Roller Hockey
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The goal of roller hockey club is to introduce the sport of roller hockey to beginners and to raise the level of performance of experienced players
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Good
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Kyle Laffey
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Irregular Dates
room 120
Lunch
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Safe Ride
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Saferide is a confidential service we provide to local teens who are too intoxicated to drive themselves or friends. Working with the Palo Alto Red Cross and local police stations, we give rides to the teens in need and make sure they get home safe.
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E. Wu
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Josh Ho
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Irregular Dates
Room 311
Lunch
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Schools for schools
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The school for schools club raises money to rebuild schools in the war torn region of northern Uganda through the nonprofit invisible children. We will also try to raise awareness about the issues in the region.
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Beare
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Anna Boadwee
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Mondays
Room 309
Lunch
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Sixth Man
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The 6th Man club is a group whose members enjoy attending school spiriting events and like to motivate our teams by cheering them on. Our community service project is to spread school spirit and pride.
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McElaney
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David Quistad
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Irregular dates
Meet in Gym during games
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Sky’s the Limit
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Sky’s the Limit is a motivational support group for kids at MVHS who have disabilities or want to support those who do. This club will provide a place where kids at MVHS are judged by what they can do rather than what they can’t do.
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Kopels
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Natalee Righetti
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Irregular Dates
Room 506
Lunch
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Social Dance
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The Social Dance club is a place for people to learn more about social dances without cost or a lot of effort. We would like to contribute to the community by teaching and performing at different establishments.
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Caramagno
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Kristina Hatas
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Mondays
Room 203
Lunch
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Spartan Association of Fencing
(SAF)
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The SAF is a group dedicated to bring the cool and unique sport of fencing to the community. We also aim to improve the physical and mental state of our members and the outside community while having fun. We are further dedicated to aiding the community by seeking various opportunities of service.
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Hogan
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Jason Chang
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Irregular Dates
Room 101
Lunch
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*Speech & Debate
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The Speech and Debate is the only extracurricular activity that brings students from Mountain View high and Los Altos together to improve their speaking skills and prepare for competitions. Varsity students support the community by coaching novice students within the team in addition to providing coaching and training to the feeder middle schools in the Youth Forensic League. We are devoted to excellence within the school community, locally, and nationally
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Mangin (onsite) Moerner (offsite)
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Daniel Garber
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Wednesdays
After School
Cafeteria
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Student Works Showcase Club
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SWS is a group of students who are dedicated to promoting student artwork, music, craft, and writing. Through an annual craft fair and other projects we support the talents and creativity of students by giving them an opportunity to show and sell their works. Our cou
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Engle
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Alyssa Imai
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Wednesdays
Room 110
Lunch
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Taiwanese Student union
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The Taiwanese student union is a club consisting of members interested in gaining insights to the Taiwanese culture. This organization is geared to teach about Taiwan’s unique history, culture, politics, music etc. we will explore how there’s aspects of Taiwan contributed to the interaction between Taiwan and the U.S.
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J. Wu
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Swegin Wu
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Monday
Room 411
Lunch
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Unidos
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Unidos is a volunteer organization whose members seek to give back to the community. Members of unidos tutor local elementary school students wekly in math, English, reading and Spanish. They are also able to practice their Spanish speaking skills with students whose first language is Spanish. In return, members can earn community service hours for their efforts.
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Morgan
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Tom Canty
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Castro elementary or Landels elementary at 3:15pm
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*Varsity cheer
“cheer/rally”
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Cheer is the spirit support for all sports events, both jv and varsity. Our mission is to provide spirit support for all of MVHS and the community through spirit activities, banners, and community programs
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Kopels
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Ashley Lepesh
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Irregular Dates
Room 506/520
After school
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*Yearbook
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Olympiad is a regularly scheduled class that meets daily during 4th period in Room 521. This organization is essential to any undertaking as massive as a record of an entire school year. Student’s skills learned are, group and collective work, yearbook journalism, use of technology, leadership and responsibility.
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Engle
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Jenna Berstein
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*Vocal Council
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The Vocal Council helps to influence the special events, programs and fundraising that are a part of the Mountain View Choral program. Our members provide support for choir individuals and the department as a whole. The Council normally meets at lunch in Room 502.
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Denny
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Youth Alive
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The Youth Alive Christian Club is an on campus church who is unified under Jesus Christ. Our desire is to grow in fellowship with one another and expand the body of Christ by making known his love, grace, and mercy.
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Lee
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Theo Kwong
Josh Ho
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Tuesdays
Room 315
Lunch
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