Academic Decathlon is a club that participates in a county-wide Academic Decathlon competition held each February. Nine individuals compete in ten academic events in a day-long competition. Students win medals for high scores in each event.

Cheerleading is an activity which supports the school sports programs. Cheering for fall and winter sports helps boost school spirit and develops leadership and communication skills, strength and agility. Cheerleaders practice daily and attend football and boys' basketball games and some volleyball and soccer games. Cheerleaders also help promote spirit by attending rallies, making locker tags, painting posters, holding fundraisers, participating in some community events and possibly competing in various competitions. This activity is physically and emotionally demanding as well as very time consuming, but cheerleading is also fun. The cheerleading squad has these objectives: 1. To lead cheers and to raise the fan support level for interscholastic athletics; 2. To participate in the activity known as cheerleading by performing gymnastics, partner stunts, motions pyramids and dance movements; and 3. To serve as public relations ambassadors of our school and to promote interscholastic athletics. Tryouts are announced each spring in the Daily Bulletin.

The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) is to foster high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship on the part of students of the high schools of California.

The Drama Club is an extra curricular organization. The students meet after school hours and perform plays for students and the community.

Our FFA is a local chapter of the National FFA organization. This is a group for young people interested in all areas of agriculture, including ag mechanics, ornamental horticulture, floriculture, livestock, farming and ag business. To belong to the FFA, a student must be enrolled in an ag class. The purpose of the FFA is to promote leadership training through a learn-by-doing approach. Our chapter members elect officers in the spring who develop activities for the year. Some of the activities and events that FFA members participate in include: showing projects at the Silver Dollar Fair, sponsoring the Twirps Dance, Public Speaking, Parliamentary Procedure Team, Floriculture Team, Ag Mechanics Team, monthly meetings, the annual Awards Banquet, Leadership Conferences, State and National FFA Convention and community service. FFA is for anyone with an interest in becoming leaders in their community.

The Key Club is a service organization associated with the Kiwanis Club. Club members organize blood drives on campus and have donated time to help in various local facilities. Money raised by the Club through car washes and other events are donated to groups such as Special Olympics.