Clubs
Clubs
Fremont High School has over 40 student clubs. Advisors can be contacted through School Loop for more information. If you would like your club website linked on this page, please email your link to Mrs. Kuhlmann and cc your club advisor on the email.
Forms
FUNDRAISING
To have a fundraiser on campus, clubs must submit a request three weeks in advance of the fundraiser. Please fill out the double-sided form completely (Purchase cost, potential income, etc.): FHS Fundraising Form.
Fremont High School Clubs List for 2017-2018
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Club |
Description |
Advisor |
Student President |
Meeting Day |
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American Cancer Society Club |
To raise money for the American Cancer Society, recruit volunteers for the ACS Discovery Shop, and fundraise to support the American Cancer Society |
Geoff Wen |
Katia Manner |
Thursday @lunch Rm. B28 |
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APE Club |
Instill appreciation of the Earth in members and across the school and organize events and projects to make our campus and community more environmentally friendly. |
Emer Martin |
Shiraz Harel |
Thursdays @lunch Rm. 87 |
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Black Student Union Club |
To help students strive for academic excellence, promote positive images of African Americans and help students become an integral part of community |
Nelson Gifford |
Warren Locksey |
Thursdays @lunch Film Football Room |
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CALM |
interrogates research, technology and play to create a generation of emotionally and socially intelligent youth who are equipped for the A!-first future. We gave four tracks: TED-Ed, entrepreneurship/ startup ,apps, CALM VR League |
Brian Irvine |
Samhita Vasu |
Tuesdays @lunch Rm. B-24 |
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To create a serene environment where chess enthusiasts and beginners can enjoy the game of chess. |
Zoey Liu |
Michael Wang |
Thursday @lunch Rm. 2 |
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Chinese Club |
to spread chinese culture throughout school |
Zoey Liu |
Erik Bach |
Wednesday @lunch Rm. 2 |
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Creative Writing Club |
an opportunity to explore our identities and help each other become better writers of fiction. |
Ms. Dalton |
Neha Konakalla |
Friday @lunch Rm. B-3 |
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D.I.Y. Club |
To provide a creative space for members to try out different craft and projects. Members will be inspired to change old common materials into a new creation to keep. We will also create projects for the community to make an impact beyond the school |
Jon Caward |
Anreeta Saseetharran |
Thursdays @ lunch Rm. 136 |
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E-Club |
Our purpose is to be all inclusive and to be encourage atypical kids with team sports |
Isabel Sandoval |
Sydney Sharp |
First Wednesday every month |
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Electronics Club |
To learn the basic electricity ideas and show ways to make part of physics interesting |
Kip Scott |
Orkhan Tahirov |
@lunch Rm. 135 |
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ELO |
to build a community of students that share a common interest on competitive games and host monthly online video game tournaments for members to participate in order to inspire friendly competition. We want this club to be an ideal place for students to socialize and connect with new people, especially for individuals who are not necessarily comfortable with interacting with others. |
Derek Koning |
Neo Catalan |
Friday @lunch Rm. 70 |
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FAM Club |
To raise awareness about the unequal rights between men and women and take action |
Brian Irvine |
Melissa Navarete |
Monday @lunch Rm B-26 |
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FBLA |
The purpose of Future Business Leaders of America is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. |
Aaron Eeg |
Frank Wang |
Thursday @lunch Rm B-22 |
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FHS Sol |
tutoring at Columbia Middle in their KLA program |
Greg Lambrecht |
Suzanne Otala |
Monday @lunch Rm B-25 |
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Embrace and celebrate French culture as well as spread our love for French. |
Janene Rich |
Sheli Michael |
Wednesday @lunch Rm.20 |
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Firebird Buddies |
Create an environment where students with developmental or intellectual disabilities can feel welcomed and accepted. |
Jill Pasker |
Isabel Sandoval |
Wednesday @lunch Rm.1&6 |
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FYO CLub |
provide a community for Fil-Ams. Also open doors to filipino culture and other cultures. Reaching out to Youth, teaching them roots. Also an organization reaching out to all races, combining cultures |
Curtis Lee |
Shaira Sabado |
Thursday @lunch Rm B-28 |
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Gamers Club |
To discuss upcoming video games, play video games, and hear everyone’s ideas about video games. |
Renee Des Lauiers |
Ben Galindo |
Tuesday @lunch Rm. P-9 |
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To foster a welcoming and accepting school environment for people of all sexualities and genders |
Daniel Perez |
Miranda Kushner |
Tuesday @lunch Rm. 44 |
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Garden Club |
To build a beautiful, thriving. garden to share with our campus |
Virginia McCabe |
Michelle Wei |
Thursday @lunch Rm. 132 |
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Interact Club |
A club that works with the Sunnyvale Rotary to provide service to the community. |
Geoff Wen |
Ria Verma |
Wednesday @lunch Rm. B-29 |
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International Club |
The purpose of this club is to show diversity, bring people together, make people feel welcome, educate people about culture. |
Rick Barlow |
Yordanos Yesuf |
Thursday @lunch Rm. P2 |
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Japanese Club |
A club made up of students who want to learn more about Japanese language & culture. |
Eric Duus |
Mong Tuyen Hoang |
Wednesday @lunch Rm. 22 |
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License 2 Speak is your avenue to self expression. Express your thoughts, feelings, ideas in any number of way. Write a song, a poem, a rant, a rap, beatbox, play an instrument, dance. If you have something to say, we have the place for you to say it and we will LISTEN. |
Ruben Zamora |
Daisy Qian |
Thursday @lunch Rm. B-7 |
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Link Club |
Link will aim to promote a sense of inclusiveness within FHS and prioritize giving back to the community through community service. |
Jenna Morgan |
Melissa Lee |
Every other Thursday @lunch Rm B-4 |
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LSU |
To promote latino culture and education |
Ricardo Agredano |
Maria Angulo |
Wednesdays @lunch Rm. P-6 |
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A club for students who apply and meet certain academic standards. Students provide service to the school by tutoring in Students for Success. |
Mac Anthony Chen |
Sherya Kasetty |
First Friday every month @lunch Shannon Theatre |
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The Office |
gives students an inside look of what a real business may contain. We will be focusing on how to run a business and teaching the certain parts it needs |
Zoey Liu |
Kevin Chen |
Friday @lunch Rm. 2 |
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Pageturners works to bring together people with a passion for reading to promote to discussion, enjoyment and appreciation of books. Our club works to coordinate book discussions, author visits and we also work to maintain the FHS Library. |
Dana Kuhlmann |
Esha Urs |
Friday @lunch Mrs. Kuhlmann’s office in the library |
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PAWS Club |
to volunteer with the animal community participate in Los Gatos K9 Cancer Walk donation drives for shelters |
Alyssa Long |
Siddarth Adusumelli |
First Thursday every month @lunch |
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Programming Club |
To educate and empower members about computer science and to prepare them for hackathons and other coding competitions. |
Robert C. Capriles |
Rohan Rodrigues |
Friday @lunch Rm. 153 |
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Quizbowl |
To train to have fun by learning trivia. This club will also have members compete in Quizbown |
Shari Russell |
Bhanu Garg |
Mondays @lunch Rm B-2 |
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Red Cross Club |
To teach first-aid health |
Mary Crawford |
Leanne Loo |
Tuesdays @lunch Rm. 164 |
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Robotics Club |
To educate students through real-world engineering and industrial-sized robot building, as well as compete and do our best against other teams in FRC |
David Dobervich |
Shaina Chen |
Everyday @6-7 PM Rm. P-1 |
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Spanish Honors Society |
To advance and educate spanish students in the culture and language of the spanish world. To tutor struggling students to advance and succeed in their class. |
John Musser |
Mahima Kapila |
First Wednesday every month Rm. 24 |
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Science Olympiad |
Prepare for the annual Science Olympiad’s regional competition at SJSU College. We will discuss tips for studying and keeping deadlines to prepare for the competition. |
Kip Scott |
Dottie Yu |
Friday @lunch Rm. 135 |
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SOAP |
to organize/coordinate/lead volunteering opportunities in the FHS science departments for students at FHS to participate in . Through vs. students can easily earn NHS-approved hours and/or earn hours for community service. |
Virginia McCabe |
Esha Urs |
Monday @lunch |
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Spirit Club |
To increase school spirit around campus, promoting sports, activities and support all Fremont Firebirds! We will do so with spirit sections of as many games as we are allowed, attendance as at multiple ASB, Band, Theatre, etc and lunchtime activities! |
Zoey Liu |
Sabrina Liu |
Mondays @ lunch Rm. 2 |
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Tabletop Club |
Purpose is to give students a time and place to enjoy themselves and make friends by playing board and card games (brought in by teachers). Our secondary objective is to teach students life skills through strategic games. |
Celia Dudley |
Anna Brunkhors |
Wednesday @lunch Rm. 90 |
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Tea Club |
A club that promotes the appreciation and enjoyment of tea and the culture of tea. |
Monica Schwet |
Daisy Qian |
Friday @ lunch Rm. B7 |
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Thespian Troupe 2753 |
The International Thespian Society honors theater students. |
Billy Houck |
Brenden Moore |
@Lunch and 7th Block Shannon Theatre |
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United Veterans Coalition |
To provide the FHS student body an outlet to serve the veteran community |
Derek Koning |
Darren Zhang |
first and third Wednesdays @lunch |
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Wellness Club |
To advocate awareness, embrace imperfection, silence shame, raise stigma, promote mental wellness, reduce stress and inspire laughter through connection, prevention and outreach. |
John Magee |
Simran Kadadi |
Thursday @lunch Rm. 136 |
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Glee Club |
Build a community through music. |
Joseph Howard |
Mondays @Lunch, Choir room |
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Create an environment where students with developmental or intellectual disabilities can feel welcomed and accepted. |
Jill Pasker |
Wednesdays @lunch in rooms 1 & 6 |
National Honor Society
The Fremont High School National Honor Society is part of the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
The National Honor Society meets every first Thursday of the month in the small auditorium.
NHS volunteer opportunities include:
- Science Department: volunteer during 1st and/or 7th block (see Mrs. McCabe or any science teacher)
- SFS/Rm 76 tutoring
- Stocklmeir Homework Club (Every Monday 2:40-3:40)
- FHS Lab Cleanups (weekly)
- One-time events (See presentations for details)
National Honor Society Application Form