Listed below is a list of student clubs for Cloverdale High School students to participate in, along with the name/s/ of the staff advisors overseeing each club.
CSF (California Scholarship Federation)
Advisor: Candy Paulson
CSF is a statewide federation that recognizes students for their outstanding academic accomplishments. CSF tries to encourage a sense of community service as well as academic achievements. They host field trips in where high school students can explore campus life at many colleges.
CLOVERDALE BOOSTER CLUB
President: Russell Carlson
The Booster Club raises money for Cloverdale athletic programs. Parents are encouraged to join and/or get involved in supporting the athletic programs.
DIVERSITY CLUB
Advisors: Egon Teodorson and Toni VanWinkle
The Diversity Club is dedicated to encouraging people to accept and celebrate their differences. The Club members recognize that many widely accepted behaviors are hurtful to others. Students have made a commitment to help create stronger bonds among those who think they may have barriers to becoming friends.
FINE ARTS CLUB
Advisor: Candy Paulson
The very fun and artistic art club takes field trips to art events, museums and galleries. They are taught many techniques for creating the perfect piece of art. Their artwork is displayed in our school library for all to see.
FHA-HERO
Advisor: Sue Cummins
FHA-HERO teaches cooperation, responsibility, and learning skills. Members help the community through community outreach projects that are later displayed in competitions. They organize fun activities such as pizza parties, beach parties, camp outs, and ice skating. They attend and compete at competitions at state and national levels.
INTERACT CLUB
Advisor: Joe Dobbins
Interact Club offers students the opportunity to "interact" with their community through service projects. These projects incorporate local, state, and international agendas. The club works with the support of the local Rotary club.
MAYO CLUB (Mexican American Youth Organization)
Advisors: Jeff McCoy
The Mayo Club gives students an opportunity to learn about the Mexican culture. They raise money through fundraisers to go on related field trips.
Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA)
President: Ellen Munson
PTSA works together for the better of the school, its programs and facilities. PTSA can bring groups together to share thoughts and ideas about programs and activities that benefit high school students.
