Student Clubs

Mustangs- do you want to get the word out about your Club meetings or activities?  This is how to do it!

1:  Go viral:  Contact montevistaTV@gmail.com if you have an idea for a Tuesday video or video announcement. 

2:  Think ahead:  If you have a project like a drive make the announcement in the big Weekly Bulletin sent every Monday.   It stays on the website news for a whole week and  is the spot for bigger projects that students and parents and staff need to look ahead.  These announcements are due by Friday afternoon. 

3.  Announcements:  Do you have a club meeting?  These announcements are made on the day of the meeting.  Submit your details by noon the day before to make sure it is included.   Submit announcements through school loop as news or as a message to Mrs McFarland.  You can also email jmcfarland@srvusd.net  

5.  Photo op:  Submit a picture of your club to be posted on the webpage.

6.  Twitter Following?  Tweet a message about your club to @mvhslearns. 

7.  Facebook Fave?  Send a facebook message to the MVHS facebook page :   facebook

 

 

Thank you for your interest in wanting to start a Monte Vista Club!  As you plan the structure of the club please keep in mind that all ASB clubs and organizations exist to meet the co-curricular needs of Monte Vista Students, to enhance self-esteem, and to provide involvement for our student body. 

 

Furthermore, please remember that approved clubs MUST meet the following guidelines: 

ASB Club Requirements : 

• Must have an advisor (certificated staff member)  

• Must have a current ASB Charter application and constitution on file  

• Conduct all club meetings and activities with the club advisor present  

• Follow the fiscal guidelines established by FiCMAT 

•  Must meet on a regular basis, at least once a month 

•  Must take and turn in meeting minutes (hard copy to the bookkeeping office)

•  Must have a representative officer at all inter-club meetings (1 per quarter)  

•  Must work with advisor to reserve facilities and plan any activities/fundraisers on campus.  

• Must operate under the regulation of Student Government FAILURE TO MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS COULD RESULT IN YOUR CLUB CHARTER BEING REVOKED. 

 

Please make sure to follow the following procedures for starting a new club! 

 

1. Get a “Starting a Club Packet” You may get a packet online on our website under “STUDENT CLUBS” or pick up a packet in the attendance office. Both new clubs and clubs renewing their charters need to complete the packet.

 

 2. Find an advisor. Each club MUST have an advisor who is familiar with the established procedures for working with A.S.B. The advisor has to be a current Monte Vista teacher. Make sure to inform the potential advisors that they will have to attend all club meetings and club organized activities (ex. Fundraisers). They will also be involved in writing of the club’s budget, if the club plans on fundraising. 

 

3. Fill out an “Application for ASB Charter” and write a constitution. The packet will include an application and procedure on how to write a constitution. Clubs will NOT be considered for ratification unless the application is fully completed and the constitution is written. Note that the faculty advisor’s signature is required on the application. Due Date: Tuesday, September 9th 

 

 4. Club Ratification – The Monte Vista Student Government must ratify all clubs and organizations. Applications will be reviewed by Ms. Pagano, Mr. Greenless, Zoe Damaschino (A.S.B President) and the ASB Clubs Chairs and will then be forwarded to the student government for ratification. All clubs will be informed of their status by Friday, September 13th. 

 

5. If your club is approved and ratified by the student government, you will be required to attend a mandatory meeting on Tuesday, September 17th in the Theater at Lunch. 

 

6. Approved clubs and organizations will be able to set up a table at the Clubs Fair scheduled on Friday, September 20th at Lunch. 

 

Good Luck! 

 

 

Club Name	Staff Adviser
App Development	Mr. Brooks
Applied Investment Mgmt	Mr.  Blandino
Art Therapy	Ms. Perruso
A.I and Machine Learning	Mr. Allen
Asian Student Union	Mr. Henry
Black Student Union	Mr. Brooks
Bring Change to Mind	Ms. Gilmour
Ca Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance	Mr. Rossi
Camp Allegro	Mr. Cloyd
Chemistry Club	Mr. Taylor
Chess Club	Ms. Dolim
Christian Club	Ms. Tegeler
Cranes for Hope	Senora Fellers
Crementum	Ms. Seidenverg
CSF	Dr. Ahern
Cupcakes for K9s	Mrs. Lamp
Cure SMA	Senora Estevez
Cyber-patriots	Ms. Anwar
Dancing Without Limits	Ms. Frumenti
Data4Good California	Ms. Anwar
Dine With Friends	Mr. Philapil
Doctors Without Borders	Ms.  Le Bouder
Drama Club	Mr. Connor
Earth and Space Science	Ms. Agarwal
Entrepreneurs of the Future	Mr. Mendoza
Environmental Awareness	Ms. Brix
Equine Assisted Therapy	Mr. Soucy
For the Love of Music	Ms. Drummond
French Honor Society	Ms. Sass
Friends of Sp Olympics	Ms. Brix
Garden Club	Ms. Costello
GIFT (Give It Forward Today)	Ms. Perruso
Girls Who Code	Mr. Pena
Greenpeace @ Monte Vista	Mr. Henry
GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance)	Ms. Slipka
Harry Potter Club	Ms. Trisko
Hearts of Service	Senora Estevez
Hour of Code Club	Dr. Varon
Indian Culture	Ms. Anwar
Interact Club	Mrs.Kerr
Japan Love	Ms. Nishimoto
Journalism Club	Ms.Crawford
Latino Student Union	Ms. Tria
Learning Outreach	Mr. Brooks
Literary Magazine	Ms. Drummond
Make A Wish	Ms. Chrzanowski
MV Anime	Ms.  Nishimoto
MV Book	Ms. Laurence
MV Car Club	Ms. Laurence
MV Dude be Nice Club	Mr. Stewart
MV Dungeons and Dragons	Mr.  Long
MV FBLA	Mr. Brooks
MV Jeep Club	Ms. Mello
MV Mastane	Ms. Chrzanowski
MV Mountain Biking Club	Ms. Mello
MV Science Alliance Club	Mr. Jensen
Moviemaking	Mr. Soucy
MTG (Magic The Gathering)	Mr. Long
Mukbang	Mr. Bowling
Music Outreach Club	Mr. Cloyd
Muslim Student Association	Ms. Perruso
MV Business	Mr. Kindley
MV Conservatives Club	Mr. Jones
MV Gaming Club	Mr. Kindley
MV March for Our Lives	Ms. Trisko
MV Paper Airplanes Club	Ms. Perruso
MV UNICEF	Senora Fellers
MVHS Math	Mr. Allen
NHS National Honor Society	Ms. Henehan
Natl Spanish Honor Society	Senora Estevez
Never Split the Difference	Mrs. Chemaly
NGN Club	Ms. Anwar
Odyssey of the Mind	Mrs. Giovanola
Oliva's RADD DANCE CLUB	Ms. Connors
One Book	Mr. Pena
Our Earth	Mr. Henry
Ping Pong	Mrs. Kerr
Pledge to Humanity	Ms. Carlson
Poetry Friday	Dr. Cosca
Pre-Dental/Med	Ms.Brix
Project Smile	Mr. Brooks
Protecting Our Oceans	Mr. Callerame
Red Cross	Ms. Seidenverg
Red Tie Robotics	Mr. Johnson
Rowing Club	Ms. McElhattan
Save the Hearts	Ms. Anwar
Science Bowl	Mr. Getty
Science Fair	Mr. Taylor
SEWA Club	Mrs. Seidenverg
She's the First Club	Ms Trisko
Slam Poetry	Ms. Laurence
Social Club	Ms. Jarrett
Souper Club	Ms. Franco
Speech and Debate	Mr. Matley
Student Health Club	Ms. Melio
Student Union	Mrs. Chemaly
Succulent Society	Mrs. Alm
Super Smash	Mr. Pena
Surfrider Club	Ms. Lamp
The Crafts for a Cause	Mr. Brooks
Fellowship of Christian Athletes	Ms Tegeler
The French Club	Ms. Sass
The Green LifeBodyMind	Mr. Connor
The Home for the Holidays	Ms.Chrzanowski
The Jewish Club	Ms. Laurence
The Key Club	Mr. Philapil
The Radio Club	Mr. Johnson
The Revolutionary Club	Ms. Nishimoto
Ultimate Frisbee	Mr. Getty
United Nations Club	Mr. Brooks
Venture Club	Mr. Blandino
Vitas Healthcare
We "Heart" Water	Mr. Getty
We Bee Planting Club	Ms. Olson
Women's Empowerment	Ms. Trisko
Young Americans for Freedom	Mr. Cosca
Youth in Government	Mr. Brooks
Youth Neuro (IYNA) Club	Ms. Griffin
Youthdescribe	Mr. Abramson
Youthivism	Ms.Chrzanowski
Japan Love	Ms. Nishimoto