Skip to main content
Sign In |
  Help (new window)
Activities & Clubs

Activities & Clubs

Centaurus High School
About
Academic Departments & Programs
Athletics
Activities & Clubs
Student/Parent Info
Alumni
Staff
Contact Us
  
Search
Centaurus High School > Activities & Clubs

Home

Centaurus High School > Activities & Clubs
 
Research has repeatedly shown that kids who are involved in something outside of academics have a stronger sense of themselves and feelings of fulfillment.  Encourage your child to participate somewhere...  who knows what friends they might make and what experiences might impact the direction of their lives!

 Untitled
Use SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
Anime Club
Gayle Butleygayle.butley@bvsd.orgAnime Studio is a social group, which celebrates Japanese culture and produces Anime Studio drawings & paintings. Anime Studio meets on Wednesdays from 3:00pm - 4:30pm.
CHS 360
Brooke Sterlingbrooke.sterling@bvsd.orgCHS 360 is a peer leadership and mentoring group that supports freshman transition into high school.  LINKS is available to all interested junior & seniors and meets tow-three times a month.  Students apply in the spring through essays.
DECA (Distributive Educationi Clubs of America)
Molly McGannonmolly.mcgannon@bvsd.orgDECA is an co-curricular association of marketing students, offering marketing education and leadership development activities that enhance classroom instruciton.  DECA membership is a requirement for all marketing students.
Diversity Club
Jenn Taylorjen.tyalor@bvsd.orgDiversity Club is an umbrella for a number of adult sponsored groups. The groups can vary by student interest each year. Currently meeting at CHS is AFROS (African Heritage Youth Leadership) and the Multicultural Club.
Eco Warriors
This chapter is dedicated to education, fundraising, and community service activities committed to the preservation & conservation of the Earth's resources. (abiotic & biotic)
FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
Jason Oliverjason.oliver@bvsd.orgFBLA helps students to gain experience with business and leadership skills and to gain confidence working with local businesses and community leaders. Competition and leadership activities are encouraged.
Forensics (Speech & Debate)
Shanda Ganceshanda.gance@bvsd.orgForensics is a team and individual activity, for anyone interested in debate, public speaking and/or acting. Promotes interscholastic debate, oratory, public speaking, and interpretation of literature in competition.
Gay Straight Alliance
Mayasa Hubbardmayasa.hubbard@bvsd.orgGSA meets on Friday's @ 3:15 pm in the Library
National Honor Society
Johanna Lohrjohanna.wintergerst@bvsd.orgNHS is a service organization in which students do group & individual community service. Meetings: first Friday of the month @ 7:00am. Criteria: 3.7 GPA or higher. Selection based on community service, leadership activities, and character.
Orchestra
Fred Jewellfred.jewell@bvsd.orgOrchestra is open to all string students with experience. Performs individual concerts, and a festival with band and choir. Students can participate in the solo & ensemble festival and try-out for All-State Orchestra & Western States Honor orchestra.
Peace Jam
Susie Mitzelfeldsusie.mitzelfeld@bvsd.org
Peer Mentor
Ken Ebersoleken.ebersole@bvsd.orgTutor other students needing special help in the classroom. Interested students apply to the classroom teacher.
Reading for Fun Book Club
Read and discuss literature
Red Tent Club
Louise Shorterlouise.shorter@bvsd.orgSupport and encouragement for female student
TSA (formerly Robotics)
Brian Thomasbrian.thomas@bvsd.orgRobotics is a unique varsity sport of the mind designed to help students discover how interesting the life of engineers can be. Working along side professionals, students design and build a robot to compete in regional and national events.
Student Council
Ken Ebersoleken.ebersole@bvsd.orgStudent Council is a student government organization that acts as a liaison between administration and students. Students coordinate pep assemblies, dances and other school sponsored activities. Students are elected in the spring.
Student Newspaper (The Odyssey)
Shanda Ganceshanda.gance@bvsd.orgNewspaper is a full-year course that produces the newspaper and school announcements. The class is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors who complete an application and submit it to the advisor. Approval will be given before the end of the school year.
Thespians
Theresa Collinstheresa.collins@bvsd.orgStudents present four productions a year. Everyone is welcome to audition and/or participate in the technical aspect of the shows. Tryouts will be announced in advance.
Yearbook
Jeb Offuttjeb.offutt@bvsd.orgYearbook is a full- year course that produces the yearbook. Summer Camp program is available. Yearbook is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. An application is required by the due date, and teacher approval is required.