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Clubs

Clubs at Temescal Canyon meet at various times during the week. Some meet at lunch while others have club meetings after school. Club offerings change each year based on student interest. For more information about one of our clubs, see the club advisor in the room number indicated below. 

Club Name Advisor Room #
Fashion Club Tyler Evans 567
California Scholarship Federation (csf) Aimee Zimmerman 501
Gaming Club Aimee Zimmerman 501
Interact Club Ryan Nelson 707
Vex Robotics Diana Gillam  903
TCHS Band Club Kennith Taber 168
Girls in the Game Kari Lambert 570
Yearbook  Susan Morris 615
Titan Welding  Brad Cain  906
HMCA Melissa Fink & Charles Lovingood  555
Class of 2026 Cari Strange & Feda Manasrah 809
Class of 2027  Cari Strange & Shauna Cohen 809
Class of 2028  Cari Strange & Shannon Andrews 809
Class of 2029  Cari Strange & Derek Hill 809
IB Jason Garrison  556
Drama  Tara Abell 167
Culture Club  Tyler Evans 567
Science Club  Julie Beckius  504
Red Cross club  Feda Manasrah  451
Asain Student Union Partricia Roach 905
SWES Kathy Parks 801
Rubix Cube Club Shannon Andrews 709
Skills USA Robert Parks 904
Book Club Justin Morris 611
Debate and Public Speaking Justin Morris 611
Women In Arts Amber Toller 565
Exclusive Society of Art Exploration Jamison Rieger 907
Titan R/C Club Robert Parks 904
Girls who Code  Diana Gillam  903
National honor society   Micheal Segal  502
Titan scholarship initiative  Robert Parks and Tracy Ward Success Center
Gardening club  Julie Beckius   504
Titans for Christ  Kelsie McKenzie 616
Club America  Kevin Quint 609
Beyblade Club  Derek Hill 619
Pink D. O. T club  Charles Lovingood 553

Do you want to start a new club at TCHS? New clubs will be approved if they don't have the same goals as an existing club.

Follow these directions to get your new club started:

1) Find a group of students who want to be in your club.

2) Find a teacher or counselor to be your advisor. Club advisors must be certificated staff members.

3) Complete the club charter form or special interest form. What is the difference??

-Special interest clubs do not have an ASB account to fundraise or spend money.  They only have approval to host meetings.

-Regular Clubs must complete a preliminary budget and have regular meetings with officers. They have the option to fundraise, purchase items for the club and have an ASB club account.

4) Turn in your club forms to the bookkeeper- Ms. Lopez in the front office.  She will ensure that your paperwork is correct before it get's sent to ASB for approval.

For questions on starting a club, contact our bookkeeper or ASB advisor.

Bookkeeper- Gwen Lopez- gwen.lopez@leusd.k12.ca.us

ASB Director- Cari Strange- cari.strange@leusd.k12.ca.us