Activities
AHS Clubs
The ASB Commission charters many types of clubs. Service clubs such as Academic Clubs, Sports Clubs, Service Clubs, Culture Clubs and Interests Clubs. There is a club for everyone and students who want to be involved should attend the Club Rush, talk to the advisor, or attend one of the club’s meetings. Information regarding various clubs can be found in the ASB office. All clubs must be accessible to all students. At the end of the year, clubs must submit copies of all club minutes. If you are interested in becoming a club member, stay tuned for announcements on Club Day dates.
Clubs at AHS
- ADAPT Club
- Art and Metal Werks
- ASB
- AVID Club
- Band
- Be yourself club
- Book Club
- Brain Teasers Club
- Chess Club
- Circle of Friends: Arts/Games
- Circle of Friends: Hiking Club
- Class of 2026
- Class of 2027
- Class of 2028
- Crossroads Connection
- CSF
- Cultura Club
- Cup of Joy Cafe
- Drama Club
- Encounter Alisal High
- Engineering Club
- Environmental Club
- Folklorico Club
- French Club
- Friends of ASB
- Incentives
- Ignite Faith Academy
- Japan / Kendo Club
- K-Pop and Korean Culture Club
- Library Guild
- Marine Biology
- MESA
- POSTPONE
- Rotary Interact
- Student Union
- TIP Club
- Vocabulary Club
- Voices of the Amazing A
- Wellness Club
- Writers of Alisal
- Tune Talk
ADAPT Club
Art and Metal Werks
ASB
AVID Club
Band
Be yourself club
Book Club
Brain Teasers Club
Chess Club
Circle of Friends: Arts/Games
Circle of Friends: Hiking Club
Class of 2026
Class of 2027
Class of 2028
Crossroads Connection
CSF
Cultura Club
Cup of Joy Cafe
Drama Club
Encounter Alisal High
Engineering Club
Environmental Club
Folklorico Club
French Club
Friends of ASB
Incentives
Ignite Faith Academy
Japan / Kendo Club
K-Pop and Korean Culture Club
Library Guild
Marine Biology
MESA
POSTPONE
Rotary Interact
Student Union
TIP Club
Vocabulary Club
Voices of the Amazing A
Wellness Club
Writers of Alisal
Tune Talk
Sports Clubs at AHS
- Baseball Club
- Boys Golf Club
- Boys Soccer
- Cheer Club
- Cross Country
- Football Club
- Girls Basketball
- Girls Flag Football
- Girls Golf club
- Girls Tennis
- Girls Volleyball
- Sports Enhancement
- Swim Club
- Track and Field
- Wrestling
Baseball Club
Boys Golf Club
Boys Soccer
Cheer Club
Cross Country
Football Club
Girls Basketball
Girls Flag Football
Girls Golf club
Girls Tennis
Girls Volleyball
Sports Enhancement
Swim Club
Track and Field
Wrestling
Starting a New ClubInformation on how to start a club can be found in the ASB Office. The general steps for starting a new club are:
- Have at least 6 members
- Find a teacher to act as an advisor
- Elect student officers
- Write a constitution and a mission statement (Samples are available in the ASB Office.)
- Fill out an application to charter a club (available in the ASB office)
- Create a budget and list of activities (available in the ASB office)
- Submit all paperwork to the Commissioner of Organizations to be voted on by the next ASB meeting.
Active clubs must have:
- Club constitution
- Elected student officers
- Certificated Adviser
- Meetings at least twice a month














