Faith-Based0002
54C Chinese Christian Fellowship
Our goal is to create a safe and welcoming space for Chinese Christians at our school to build community, grow in faith, study God's Word, pray together, and celebrate our shared beliefs.
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Fall 2026 · 200 clubs
OCSA Club Directory
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Community Service0192
Accessible Origami
The goal behind "Accessible Origami" is to provide a safe and inclusive space for students to learn the art of origami making, while also learning how creative expression can be made accessible to individuals with disabilities. Through this club, I would like to create an opportunity for students to explore origami as an artistic practice and also encourage students to understand how art can empower anyone to push past barriers. By participating, students will have the chance to strengthen their artistic skills, and contribute to a more inclusive school community.
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Impact/Advocacy0003
AI Conversations
Our core purpose is to raise awareness about the ethical advantages and consequences of Artificial Intelligence, especially in the unique creative setting that OCSA provides. We also aim to advocate for responsible use of AI (academic or daily setting) and want students to understand not just how but the reasoning behind why. We want to address the implications AI currently has and will have in the future, regardless of students’ passions or goals, by inviting experts and panelists in a wide variety of fields to share their experiences. This club will benefit OCSA students by showing that AI doesn't have to be a stigma and allowing students of various backgrounds and perspectives to come together and learn from one another.
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Impact/Advocacy0004
AMPLIFY
A.M.P.L.I.F.Y.'s mission is to promote advocacy (fundraising for charity and spreading awareness) for humanitarian concerns using our musical/artistic talents through music performances and visual arts in our local community. Our goal is to serve the community through monthly music performances and visual arts opportunities (postcards, drawings, etc) to give back to those possibly in need of a smile, such as hospice facilities, rehabilitation centers, and nursing homes. We will do this through showing resources or organizations that students can be apart of as well. We want to use this as an opportunity to bring the music/arts conservatories and interests of all--whether they're interested in law, art, music, health--for a chance to use their skills to support the community alongside their peers.
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Impact/Advocacy0005
Analyze True Crime Club
Our goal to watch documentaries, podcasts, and other media on true crime cases to discuss and learn more about them. We want to educate fellow students how to safely remove themself from dangerous situations and teach them to implement prevention methods. We will inform members about varying criminal cases every month, and analyze them critically to learn about their mind and motivations for the crime.
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STEM0006
architecture club
OCSA Architecture club will guide students to discover and explore the basics and depths of architectural ideas through hands-on mini activities and lessons within the school year.
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Arts - Visual0007
Art Beyond
Art Beyond is a student-led initiative that uses visual art to raise awareness of social and community issues. Together, we create themed projects, exhibitions, and campaigns focusing on topics such as mental health, homelessness, and the environment. Through collaboration with OCSA clubs and community organizations, we aim to connect student creativity with service, awareness, and positive change.
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Arts - Visual0008
Art Roots Magazine
ArtRoot Magazine Club is a student-led school club and online art magazine that showcases student art, explores Eastern culture, and offers creative volunteer opportunities.
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Community Service0009
ArtReach
ArtReach will benefit the OCSA student body by allowing student to share their creativity beyond the classroom and to make a positive difference in the community. Through events, performances, and donations, the club will provide ways for students to use their artistic skills in impactful ways. By connecting OCSA students with local organizations and communities that may have limited access to the arts, ArtReach helps spread creativity and inspiration outside the campus.
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Community Service0010
ArtSPARKS
Our club is dedicated to training and educating students who are interested in volunteering in ArtSPARKS OCSA Academy programs or our other community collaborations. We prepare members with the knowledge, skills, and understanding needed to work respectfully and effectively with children with special needs. Through workshops and discussions on various disabilities, members learn about inclusive education, adaptive art practices, and the importance of creating safe, supportive environments. Our club helps ensure that future volunteers are confident, compassionate, and well-prepared. Ultimately, our goal is to empower volunteers to support students with special needs as they explore artistic forms. The skills learned in our club will not only be beneficial specifically for ArtSPARKS volunteers, but will also foster students who are better equipped volunteers in any future roles they take on.
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Business/Entrepreneurship0011
ArtVergence
ArtVergence is a visual arts based and entrepreneurship club that helps students to create a strong artistic enterpurinal portfolio and offer them great opportunities such as long term internships offer at Kermes Art Studio. Through workshops, members will learn how to explore different art mediums, build strong portfolios and artist websites, market and sell their artwork, and develop their own creative businesses, as well as enhancing their art journey by informing different art competitions in the globe that have great influence. Members can also showcase their work through monthly digital galleries on the ArtVergence website and collaborate with other student artists.
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Community Service0012
Ascending STEM
We are a club branch of the nonprofit organization Ascending STEM. We are dedicated to empowering the youth to pursue careers in STEM through education and awareness. We hold events online and in person to expose elementary schoolers up to high schoolers about STEM careers, competitions, subjects, and more. In the past, other branches have held events that are related to a STEM theme, for example, at our engineering event, we provided kids with the necessary materials, instructions, and background information about how to create a balloon-powered car and a marshmallow catapult. Our club members volunteer at our events for service hours: setting up, making sure kids are staying safe, and even giving short lectures. Our club hopes to benefit the OCSA student body by creating a welcoming space for underrepresented groups in STEM and our goals are to create a healthy environment and understanding of STEM.
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Impact/Advocacy0013
Asian American Artists (AAA)
Asian American Artists (AAA) is a student-led club centered on the idea of art as historical witness — how visual art, film, literature, music, and performance can document lived experiences, preserve cultural memory, and shape how history is publicly remembered by future generations. Through artist spotlights' blog, screenings, discussions, creative workshops, guest speaker series, and collaborative projects, members will examine how Asian American artists have responded to migration, exclusion, war, displacement, identity, and social change across U.S. history, while also exploring themes beyond these areas. AAA will create an interdisciplinary space where OCSA students from different conservatories can connect their artistic practices with history, culture, and civic engagement. Members will collaborate with students across Orange County schools to interview artists and produce original artwork, essays, poetry, and historical reflections. These contributions will culminate in a student-edited book publication that presents art as both creative expression and historical testimony. Our goal is to amplify underrepresented Asian American voices, foster collaboration among young artists throughout Orange County — and hopefully across the United States — and empower students to preserve experiences that might otherwise be overlooked or forgotten, transforming individual artistic testimony into lasting cultural and policy impact.
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Cultural Club0014
Asian Bakes
Asian Bakes goal is to spread around the enjoyment of eating and making asian baked goods. We plan on going to local retirment homes to teach how asian bakes are made and the history behind it.
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Cultural Club0015
Asian Pacific Islander Student Union
APISU serves as a community where not only students with AAPI identities can connect, but student of other identities can also come and learn more about AAPI cultures!
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STEM0016
Astronomy and Astrophysics club
The Astronomy and Astrophysics Club at OCSA aim's to bring the love of space accessible to students. Astronomy or astrophysics topics and content are rarely or sometimes never taught in primary school curricula. We want to help teach many of the relevant college level topics to the younger generation. The club will host the USAAAO and IAAC and bring exclusive resources and insight from the USA Astronomy and Astrophysics olympiad and the International Astronomy and Astrophysics competitions. We will cover all necessary olympiad as well as common competition topics, and even lessons that you can carry throughout your daily life, like constellation identification, origins of the universe, and even historical knowledge. For many students taking classes like Chemistry or Physics, astronomy often crosses many paths with these topics, from elemental composition to rotation.
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Arts - Performing Arts0193
Ballroom Dance Club
The Ballroom Dance Club promotes the art and culture of ballroom dance while creating opportunities for OCSA students to connect, collaborate, and develop new skills. The club will offer workshops, social events, and peer instruction for dancers of all experience levels. Additionally, this club will foster a safe and welcoming environment where dancers can interact, build connections, and share their passion for ballroom dance. More experienced dancers will also have opportunities to volunteer and teach ballroom dance at meetings and community events, allowing members to share their skills beyond OCSA. Our goal is to build an inclusive dance community that strengthens students’ artistic, social, and leadership skills while giving them meaningful opportunities to serve the local community.
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Fandom0017
Basketball Club
The OCSA Basketball Club is an open and friendly organization that aims at fostering good health and relaxation by participating in basketball activities. Open to all players regardless of their skill level, from total amateurs to experienced players, the club offers a friendly atmosphere to help students be physically active and simply have fun.
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Arts - Performing Arts0018
BEAVUR Productions Troupe
This club is dedicated to managing the nonprofit organization BEAVUR-- a completely student-ran group of creatives focusing on student writing/theatrical works. The club will simultaneously review/audition the produced plays the nonprofit puts on, but it will also function as a place to workshop student writing.
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Impact/Advocacy0019
Big Step, Little Step
Big Step, Little Step is a student-led club that uses ballroom dance to promote confidence, teamwork, social connection, and inclusion. Members will learn introductory ballroom dances while developing communication and leadership skills in a welcoming environment. As the club grows, we hope to share these opportunities with local youth and diverse communities, including immigrant and refugee youth. Our goal is to show that dance can be more than competition—it can create meaningful connections, build confidence, and provide opportunities for personal growth.
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Environmental/Outdoors0020
Birds and Wildlife Knowledge, (BAWK)
Birds and Wildlife Knowledge (BAWK) teaches members about the birds and wildlife in our surroundings. By exploring different bird species and how they survive in today’s ecosystem, we hope to create a community that appreciates birds and takes actions to help them thrive in our everyday lives.
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Cultural Club0021
Black Student Union
Our club serves as a space to bring students together to celebrate Black culture and history, as well as to provide a space for students to make meaningful connections with each other.
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Faith-Based0022
BLESSED ; believers belonging
BLESSED ; believers belonging ( or BBB ) is a non denominational Christian club at OCSA! This club is dedicated to helping students grow and learn more about the faith and have a community of brothers and sisters to be able to lean on and form support for one another! Different activities are done to help students learn throughout the year such as Bible studies, discussion, pastors coming in to talk about the word, student speakers, prayer, etc… it is open to anyone that is curious about the faith or just needs a group of people that are loving and kind!
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Health/Medicine0024
Bring Change to Mind (BC2M)
OCSA Bring Change to Mind (BC2M) is a chapter associated with the national Bring Change to Mind organization and focuses on mental health education and advocacy. BC2M is also an active member of the OCSA Mental Health Alliance (OMHA), helping to plan and carry out events like You Matter in September and the Mental Health Celebration in May. Our mission is to cultivate a community that is educated, supportive, and empathetic about mental health to end the stigma surrounding mental illness. We are dedicated to creating a safe space where members can openly discuss and learn about mental health, participate in destressing activities, engage in mental health related community service and advocacy, and bond with peers. As part of the national Bring Change to Mind organization, our club also offers leadership training from professionals, free subscriptions to the Headspace meditation app, and invitations to join the national BC2M Mental Health Student Summit.
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Honor Societies0194
California Scholarship Federation
The California Scholarship Federation, Inc. is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to recognize and encourage academic achievement and community service among middle and high school students in California. There are approximately 1500 chapters in middle school and high schools throughout the state, and each chapter is comprised of students members who meet eligibility requirements.
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Impact/Advocacy0026
Challenge Success
Challenge Success is a continuation of the work of students, teachers, counselors, and admin who came together to discuss the beneficial ways to improve student health, student-teacher relationships, time management, and so much more. This year, we have expanded this team for student voices to speak up and share their concerns, thoughts, and ideas for improvements. We'll work together to collect data from our fellow OCSA peers and design solutions that will help shape OCSA into a better environment.
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Fandom0027
Character costume design
The Character Costume Design Club is a creative and inclusive space for students who love characters, art, fashion, and storytelling. Members design and create anime/game/original character costumes, participate in creative competitions, and produce content to share their work with the community. Our club benefits the OCSA student body by fostering creativity, collaboration, leadership, and hands-on skills in design, sewing, and media production. We also give back through charity projects and environmental initiatives. Our goals are to create meaningful costumes and content, connect fandom with social good, and run a sustainable club activities that give back to both our school and the local communities.
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Impact/Advocacy0028
Children's Literacy Club
Artistry matters in the pursuit of spreading literacy. Around the world, children and adolescents in underserved communities continue to face barriers to achieving proficient literacy. The Children's Literacy Club recognizes this pressing challenge and is committed to creating meaningful change through literature, art, and creative expression. Through our work on literacy projects and creative initiatives, we strive to make complex ideas more accessible, encourage young people to engage with literature, and provide artists and writers with opportunities to share their work. Join us in simplifying big ideas, spreading literacy, and inspiring creativity.
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Cultural Club0029
Chinese Culture Club
Chinese Culture Club aims to connect OCSA’s Chinese students while creating an inclusive community where all students can learn about and appreciate Chinese culture. Through engaging activities such as traditional Chinese crafts, cultural celebrations, movie watching, and interactive events, members will have opportunities to explore Chinese traditions, art, language, and modern culture. Our goal is to strengthen connections among students, promote cultural awareness across the OCSA community, and create a welcoming space where students can share, learn, and celebrate Chinese culture together.
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Business/Entrepreneurship0031
College Decoded
College Decoded is a OCSA club that guides students through the complex process of applying for colleges. Our goal is to ensure students have a easily accessible resource they can rely on when they need help with their application and hopefully improve the general college acceptance rate at OCSA.
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Fandom0032
Comic & Manga Club
It would be an opportunity for students who are interested in comics or manga to interact with each other about a shared interest. This facilitates an environment where people can express their interests freely and get recommendations from their peers. Even for students who aren't already into comics or manga it can still be a positive experience. The sometimes complicated nature of comics can be intimidating. In this club people would be able to ask questions in a judgement free zone.
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Arts - Visual0033
Community Canvas
Our goal is to uplift local communities through murals that represent and educate their history, culture, and people to everyone that sees them. The painting of the murals also serve the purpose of being a great opportunity for the many young artists that want to display and contribute their talents into serving their community
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Community Service0034
Compassion for Community (C4C)
Through both in-person and asynchronous volunteer opportunities, C4C aims to enhance the lives of elderly citizens in need of support across numerous senior centers, nursing homes, and hospices. By catering to each facility's needs, we serve their residents through pen pal initiatives, seminars, arts and crafts projects, and other community-building activities to foster social connection amongst elderly residents. Additionally, we host donation drives in collaboration with several honor societies in order to create care packages that address critical resource deficiencies.
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Community Service0035
Compassion in Action Project
The Compassion in Action Project's overall goal is to support people with disabilities and chronic health conditions by providing safely prepared homemade food, encouraging handwritten letters, and increasing awareness and understanding of disability within our community. We hope to partner with around 6 different organizations (one every 2-3 months) and donate food to them along with letters as an act of kindness. We will also raise awareness through OCSA's events and social media platforms.
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Arts - Other0036
Competitive Writing Club
Our club aims to be an informative resource to the competition writing community at OCSA. To this end, we will study pieces that have won competitions in the past, identifying what worked and what didn't, finding out what kinds of writing are favored by certain competitions, giving members rapid updates about any changes to competition rules and due dates, and creating a detailed list of many different kinds of competitions that students can participate in. In addition to all the immediate benefits of the club, we will have people with more experience in participating in these competitions, allowing them to improve and update our lists and analysis as time goes on, meaning the longer the club exists the better its resources will be. By the end of the year, we hope to have a fully functioning digital space for club communication, a consistently updating and detailed list of writing contests, have held at least one gathering to celebrate the completion of one competition, at least one gathering of the entire club to celebrate all of our hard work, to have analyzed a piece from every competition we participate in, and to have created a place where competitors can focus wholly on writing.
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Community Service0037
Cooking for a Cause
Cooking for a Cause helps combat food insecurity by bringing students together to prepare and donate food to local food banks and community organizations. Through food drives, cooking events, and service projects, the club provides meals and resources to people in need while helping students develop culinary skills and commitment to community service.
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Community Service0195
CORE Club
CORE's mission is to strengthen the public speaking and communication skills of our student body, and be able to pass these skills on to younger generations. We will practice public speaking, and create curriculum that can help other kids improve their public speaking too. We will also learn about the power of speech in history and activism to truly comprehend the importance of public speaking.
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Community Service0038
Crafting Kindness
Our club will benefit the OCSA community by offering students a creative, hands-on way to make a real difference in the lives of others. Through crafting thoughtful items such as cards, booklets, and DIY kits, students will engage in meaningful service projects that support CHOC patients, local homeless shelters, and other communities in need. This club promotes empathy, teamwork, and artistic expression, all core values at OCSA, while giving students the opportunity to use their talents to spread kindness beyond the classroom. It provides a welcoming space for students to connect, de-stress, and feel empowered by the impact of their efforts. By turning creativity into compassion, our club will foster a stronger culture of service, gratitude, and emotional awareness on campus, inspiring students to give back, one handmade gift at a time.
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Community Service0039
Create Code Construct Club
Create Code Construct is a nonprofit student-led organization based in Fullerton, California passionate about inspiring children to integrate art, technology, and engineering. Our goal is to create a program where children can learn to utilize art, technological, and engineering skills in unity. We aim to partner with organizations geared towards children to inspire the next generation.
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Community Service0040
Creative Kid's Club
Our club will work to support local art education and allow kids without an arts program to build creative skills. By doing art supplies drives and art classes we hope that we can make an impact in children's life through art and hopefully allow them to unlock their inner creative skills and passion.
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Cultural Club0041
Cultura Mexicana
Viva Mexico! Our clubs mission is to not only spread the vivid Mexican culture through music, food, and conversation, but also through international community service opportunities.
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STEM0196
Cyber Patriot
Students will learn about the Microsoft System, Linux System, and Sisco System. Then they will use this knowledge to compete in national level competitions. If the team does well, the government will fund a trip to Washington DC for National Finals.
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Environmental/Outdoors0042
EcoInnovators
Empowering students to become the next generation of environmental innovators. Dive into cutting-edge green technology, design your own projects, and pitch them in an exciting competition judged by real experts in the fields of green technology. Winners earn funding to turn bold ideas into reality and make a tangible impact on the world!
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Arts - Performing Arts0043
Encore Harmony
Encore Harmony is a community based club offering music-related activities such as rhythm practice or sight reading games to all club members. Collaborating with the nonprofit Hope in Harmony, Encore Harmony will also offer monthly performance opportunities to musicians with Hope in Harmony outside of OCSA. Previously performing at Atria Del Sol Living Facilities, Encore Harmony can help share the talent of OCSA students and use music to bring joy to others.
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Business/Entrepreneurship0197
Entrepreneurship Club
Want to compete in business competitions for free? We work all across the school on providing the best atmosphere for everyone. Our mission is to give all students a chance to compete in the business area, whether it’s on marketing, finance, stocks, entrepreneurship, and internship opportunities. We believe that applications should not be necessary to learn and participate in learning. What we do in our club is not only learn about business, but apply it and actually start creating one. We teach sales skills, marketing projects, design, fundraising for the school, and participating actively in business competitions.
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STEM0044
Envirothon Club
The Envirothon Club provides students with a unique opportunity to apply their academic skills, teamwork, and critical thinking skills to real-world environmental issues. OCSA students are already skilled in creative, artistic expressions, and by applying this skill into the competition, the club will allow students to expand these skills into STEM fields. Overall, this club will help students strengthen their leadership, communication, and collaboration skills. My desired outcome for this club is to participate in the competition coming this spring, and win 1st place in State level, which allows us to move onto the National level competition. Besides the competition, the club will be hosting year-long research opportunities with the Institute For Conservation Research And Education (ICRE) as well as volunteer opportunities with organizations like the Surfrider Foundation and the Irvine Ranch Conservancy.
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Politics and Civic Engagement0045
Evolving
Evolving is a welcoming space for students interested in journalism, writing, and media to explore their interests and build their skills. Students will learn about press, media, and journalism while connecting with current Evolution staff and others who share an interest in journalism. Members will also have the opportunity to contribute to and be published in OCSA’s newspaper, Evolution, bringing new perspectives and voices to the OCSA community. Our goal is to introduce students to the fundamentals of journalism in a fun and supportive environment while helping them build their skills and confidence for the Journalism elective. Whether you’re already passionate about journalism or simply curious to learn more, Evolving is a place to explore, create, and find your voice!
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Arts - Other0198
Fashion Forward
Are you looking for a relaxing and creative club that still helps make the world a better place? Then Fashion Forward is the right place for you! Fashion Forward is a club dedicated to creating handmade clothes that are easy to make, unique, and special. These pieces will ultimately be sold for monetary earnings, 100% of which will go to families and children in need all across the globe. So why hesitate! Join Fashion Forward today!
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Impact/Advocacy0046
Feminist Advocacy Club
In the Feminist Advocacy Club, our goal is to provide an informational club as a safe space for deep thinking and reflection. We will give students an opportunity to learn more about feminism, the systems around it, and debunk common misconceptions. Rather than heavily relying on social media, our club will also be a way to get reliable information on feminist world-topics and current discourse. By doing this, members can hopefully understand the world around them better and become more inclined to fight for equal rights in an effective way. Our meetings will each highlight a new topic related to feminism that will be thoroughly explained. Then, members will be presented a "main idea question" and be given the opportunity to discuss their thoughts through a socratic seminar. After that we'll give a few ideas on how to help the existing problem.
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Health/Medicine0048
FirstMind
FirstMind is a club that aims to teach others on mental health by using music as a language to express oneself. Some practices we have planned are songwriting sessions, creating dedicated playlists, and sharing one's art out to others. We also have a custom-made website that will have guided lessons that we will go over during club meetings alongside the musical interactive activities. We hope to stimulate the musical parts of brains while also learning how to approach the everyday world and its challenges. We will be presenting information and holding activities with the goal of helping individuals to relax/cope between busy schoolwork and life, or just simply educating students on the truth aspect with mental health. While doing that, we also offer musical support even if one isn't in a musical conservatory to create a space where everyone is welcome. Through music we hope to share to others a positive way to express themself and dealing with stress. We believe that mental health is something that everyone has and isn't just for people who are mentally ill. The information we present is all for education purposes, not for any diagnosing or treatment. FirstMind aims to become a resource that anyone can use to help them become the best version of themself.
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STEM0050
FizzBuzz
OCSA’s Fizz Buzz Club aims to provide a supportive environment for students to learn, understand, and refine their code. Through guided practice in debugging and problem-solving, members will develop logical thinking, programming analysis, and the ability to write their own code. This club will teach students important computer science topics and algorithms to support them in their personal projects and competitions. In addition to the biweekly meetings, students will have access to resources to support their learning.
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STEM0051
Flightline OCSA
Flightline OCSA centers on aviation, offering activities, learning sessions and guest lectures- all about aviation and the wonders of flight. Members will also have opportunities to volunteer with local aviation organizations, helping them connect real-world service with their interests. In addition to being engaging and fun, the club will encourage students to pursue STEM fields and other related educational paths. This club is designed to be both welcoming and educational: open to students who already have a passion for aviation as well as those who are just beginning to explore the field.
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Impact/Advocacy0052
Florens
Florens is a student-led organization that explores the connection between food, health, and hygiene. Our main goal is to help people in need while building community and creating a positive impact. Members learn about the importance of nutritious meals, healthy and affordable food choices, and proper hygiene, while exploring the root causes and misconceptions surrounding homelessness. Members will gain hands-on experience preparing healthy, low-cost meals and assembling food, care, and hygiene kits for those in need. Students will understand how everyday choices can support health and well-being and learn different ways they can make an impact in their community. Through these activities, we hope to deepen members' empathy, compassion, and understanding towards others by encouraging them to consider different circumstances others may be facing and to approach people with an open mind.
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Business/Entrepreneurship0053
Food for Thought
Food for thought is a club dedicated teaching students about stem, culinary and enterprise. Each meeting or two we will dive deeper into the different aspects of food and business. We will also be hosting the occasional no bake bake off or students are given a fun and interactive experience.
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Community Service0054
Fork Forward
Fork Forward is a club for anyone drawn to food, hospitality, and entrepreneurship, built on the idea that food is one of the most direct ways people connect. Through event planning, community outreach, and much more, members will build real-world skills in hospitality and entrepreneurship by learning how to bring people together.
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Lifestyle and Pop Culture0055
FORMULA 1 Club
The FORMULA 1 Club will be a fun and welcoming space for OCSA students who love F1 or are curious about it to come together and connect. Students can hang out, talk about races, teams, and drivers, and enjoy the excitement of Formula 1! Club activities will include watching races, making F1-themed crafts, predicting championship outcomes, and discussing race strategy, careers in F1, and more! Our goal is to give students a fun place to learn and share their passion for motorsport.
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Honor Societies0199
French Honor Society
The French Honor Society is an academic organization that recognizes high-achieving students who excel in the French language and study Francophone cultures. Students have the opportunity to participate in French cultural events and community service projects to deepen their appreciation of the language and culture beyond the classroom.
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Health/Medicine0056
Future Health Professionals & Pre-Med Club
The Future Health Professionals & Pre-Med Club strongly believes that a society with greater access to health and pre-med knowledge is a better one. We provide opportunities for students interested in health and/or related careers: presentations, discussions, a pre-health newsletter, panels with medical professionals, a database of volunteering, mentorship, and more! Active members are eligible for board positions.
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Environmental/Outdoors0057
Garden Club
The OCSA Garden club has and will continue to bring greenery to the OCSA campus and its students. We have collaborated with the CA&H conservatory in constructing and maintaining the new garden, and hope to help our members learn how to live a green and sustainable lifestyle.
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Cultural Club0058
Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
GSA provides a safe place for queer *and* non-queer students to be themselves. We will educate club members about queer history and culture. Additionally, GSA plans OCSA's yearly Pride event, featuring booths, music, and the drag show!
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Community Service0059
Girl Up
Girl Up is a UN foundation that empowers the youth of today to become leaders and advance female rights globally. We will have many community service, outreach, and advocacy opportunities.
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Cultural Club0060
Go Around the Entire Globe (GATE-G)
Go Around the Entire Globe (GATE-G) is a student-led organization that brings the world to OCSA through the exploration of culture, travel, history, geography, economics, business, the arts, and leadership. Through our monthly Country Spotlight program, members explore countries through research into languages, music, food, traditions, tourism, current events, and economic perspectives, culminating in interactive activities and cultural events. Students can also get involved in marketing, design, media, event planning, outreach, fundraising, cooking and baking, backpacking, and more. Whether you love history, languages, creativity, or international travel, GATE-G offers a place to explore your interests, from dreaming about your first international trip to sharing experiences as a seasoned international traveler, while developing real-world skills in research, communication, leadership, collaboration, and project planning. Our goal is to make global learning engaging and accessible, connect classroom learning to the real world, and build a curious, connected, and globally minded OCSA community.
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Arts - Other0061
Greek and Latin
Students will learn about greek mythology and potentially taek the medusa exam at the end of the year. We will be reading ancient greek texts and discussing adaptations
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Environmental/Outdoors0062
Green Sprouts Society
The Green Sprouts Society merges environmental action with applied STEM exploration. We focus on growing organic plants and improving campus sustainability while executing practical engineering and science modules. Members move beyond theory to actively build and test real hardware. Projects range from FCC licensed amateur radio operations and Bambu Lab 3D printing to applied physics, biology, and electrical engineering challenges, such as testing structural wind resistance and calculating buoyancy with weighted materials. This benefits the OCSA student body by providing a space to develop technical skills, complex problem solving abilities, and applied science experience outside the traditional classroom. Additionally, our gardening initiatives and nature based activities provide a necessary outlet to promote mental health, mindfulness, and overall student wellness.
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Impact/Advocacy0063
Hear Her Voice
Hear Her Voice is a student-led advocacy and communication club dedicated to helping raise awareness and supporting women who have experienced abuse or struggles and are currently facing difficulties. The club will give OCSA students a significant and powerful way to use their creativity and talent to make a positive impact inside and outside our school community. Our primary goal is to give back to these women who have been through abuse in any way possible and learn how we can contribute to their needs. Throughout this year, I hope this club will be able to make care packages, write thoughtful letters, learn about what these women really went through, and/or create student artwork to spread awareness. OCSA students will be able to use their ability to create unique art and ideas to contribute to expressing to advocate this club. Hear Her Voice would benefit the OCSA's student body by creating opportunities to show creativity, collaboration, and advocacy, all while educating peers about a real-world issue that affects people in our communities everywhere. My desired outcome for this is to be able to create thoughtful yet meaningful projects that raise awareness and encourage compassion throughout our school community. Overall, I would like to have Hear Her Voice bring a community together that uplifts and supports women who are struggling because of past trauma/ abuse, and to show them that they aren't alone in this journey.
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Heartbeat of Korea
Heartbeat of Korea is a traditional Korean performance club dedicated to teaching Korean traditional dance and music, showcasing traditional clothes, and volunteering at events to share the beauty of Korean heritage with communities. Our club aims to teach and perform traditional fan dance and dance with drums and to showcase traditional clothes from the Chosun Dynasty. Our club will create meaningful cultural exchanges that transcend language and background, allowing people to experience the spirit, harmony, and artistry of traditional Korean culture, which is not well known compared to modern Korean pop culture.
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Hearts For Siblings
Hearts For Siblings is a club dedicated to raising awareness and supporting individuals who have siblings with disabilities. The club welcomes everyone, including students who have siblings with disabilities and those interested in learning about and supporting their experiences. This club provides a space where students can connect, share experiences, and develop greater empathy and understanding through discussions, creative projects, awareness campaigns, community service, and fundraising. Through art, writing, movement, and other forms of expression, members can share perspectives that are often unheard while educating others and fostering a more inclusive and supportive OCSA community.
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Here for You
Here for You is a club that allows for the OCSA student body to learn about how to support themselves and others and supports open discussions.
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Hop in Hobbies
Hop in hobbies is a club dedicated towards making a safe space for students to unwind and learn something new! Our goal is to help teach others different activities that can help deal with stress in the chaos of OCSA’s academic and conservatory classes. Each session teaches something new that you will be able to learn and try out for yourself!
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INNOVATE
INNOVATE is a weekly club focused on engineering, CAD, 3D modeling, and creative problem-solving. The club will be open to students of all experience levels, allowing anyone to participate regardless of their previous knowledge. Members will learn programs such as Tinker-CAD and Blender for 3D modeling while exploring mechanical engineering and other areas of engineering based on student interests. A major goal of INNOVATE is to give students the freedom to turn their ideas into real projects. Students with access to 3D printing can also bring their digital designs into the physical world, while the club can help members who do not have access to a printer explore options for producing their designs. INNOVATE will benefit the OCSA student body by providing a creative, hands-on environment where students can experiment, design, build, and learn from failure. Rather than simply following instructions, members will be encouraged to develop their own ideas and find different ways to solve problems. The club will also promote collaboration and allow students with different skills and interests to learn from one another. Our ultimate goal is for someone who joins INNOVATE to leave feeling that they can approach almost any problem and find a way to solve it. We want students to become more creative, confident, and willing to experiment, while gaining practical engineering and design skills they can use in school, future careers, and their communities. In the future, we also hope to expand INNOVATE beyond OCSA and develop it into a nonprofit initiative that can help students at other schools access engineering, CAD, and 3D modeling opportunities. We would like to share what we learn, provide guidance and resources, and encourage students from different schools to explore engineering and creative problem-solving. Our long-term goal is to make these opportunities more accessible and inspire more students to discover what they can create.
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Jewish Student Union
The purpose of this club is to create a close supportive community of Jews at OCSA and teach about history and culture.
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K-pop Club
OCSA K-pop Club is a club for people who is interested into Korean Pop Culture and also dancing. We often have student teaching K-pop dances each meeting and also performing in OCSA events like Dodgeball, international week, and OCSA Fest, which we had done for years in OCSA. K-pop Club provides a space to let people who are interested and have a passion of k-pop dancing express themselves. We offer performance opportunities for students as well as learning experiences. Our goals for this year is collaborating will more events to fit in more performance opportunities for our members and also want our club members to learn their favorite dances and have fun as an outcome.
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Keeping the Culture
Keeping the Culture's mission is to improve the cultural competency at OCSA by training students and holding peer-led discussions regarding the OCSA community's ability to mobilize and become real vessels of problem-solving and efficient communication with people of all identities, cultural backgrounds, and walks of life. Through events like OCSA Freshman Retreat and OCSA Jumpstart, Keeping the Culture is committed to providing a safe space for all individuals to continue expressing their creativity, vulnerability, and true self.
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Key Club
Key Club International is a student-led, high school organization dedicated to global character building, service, and leadership. As part of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club’s main objective is to connect deeply and purposefully with the community at hand and ground our supportive practices in servitude. By proactively collaborating with local businesses and nonprofit organizations, Key Club members will have the opportunity to dive into beach clean-ups, flower fundraisers, and educational kit-making for regional patients and seniors with a newfound direction based on enterprise and compassion. Dedicated members will also have a chance to participate in Fall Rally (located at Six Flags!), one of the many social events hosted by Key Club which just so happens to be the largest interclub activity of the year.
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Lab to Table
Our club aims to give students opportunities to explore how food impacts overall health. We will be connecting with the culinary program at CHOC and preparing for the "Myth Bites" competition, which is created by students and guided by CHOC nutritionists. Our mission is to raise awareness and provide education on the intersection of food science, nutrition, and health.
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LatinX
LatinX is a club is a welcoming and inclusive community that celebrates and connects Latin American cultures and communities. Our goal is to create a safe space and a supportive environment where students can feel proud of their cultural identity, learn about different traditions and histories, and connect with others. Through cultural activities, discussions, celebrations and community involvement, the LatinX club encourages the local community and students to embrace their heritage while promoting understanding, respect, and unity within OCSA grounds and locally.
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Laura's House H.E.A.R.T Club x OCSA
Educating teenagers in healthy relationships, mental health, dating violence, and community service. Our club works with the nonprofit Laura's House to spread awareness and support people who have experiences Domestic Violence.
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Little Club of Horrors
Horror club is a place for OCSA students to come together for discussion, observation and creation of their favorite kinds of horror media. From horror films, literature, games, art, and more, horror club offers a space for all kinds of horror fans to collaborate. In our club, community will not only be built, but also strengthened. With club members sharing their own thoughts and hearing those of others we hope to see students build connections and newfound friendships. Historically, the horror genre has stolen the hearts of oppressed communities and those who feel outcasted from the wider population. These people tend to find comfort and reliability in horror media, horror club hopes to do the same in our own community.
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Little Notes
Little Notes is an art-based club that allows for members to use their creative skills to bring comfort and encouragement to children facing hardship. Throughout the year, members will design postcards and coloring books along with hand-written letters and donations to organizations that support these children. Little Notes offers a space for OCSA students to grow as artists, learning to use their creative abilities for community outreach and collaboration. We aim to create an environment that is safe and welcoming towards everyone to develop long-lasting bonds with local organizations that promote the well-being of children. We want to become a trusted source of comfort by crafting and distributing hand-made goods every semester while enabling students from OCSA to use their art to promote a good cause.
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Logic Club
The Logic Club will develop the critical thinking skills of OCSA students, which can be applied to both academics and real life. It appears in many fields such as science, mathematics, philosophy, and more. Logic develops students’ fundamental skills for problem-solving and rational thinking, which helps students to process complex information quickly and strengthen decision-making skills. It appears everywhere in our daily life; thus, it is an important asset to have. Furthermore, this club will thoroughly prepare students for competitions such as the AMC 10/12 and International Logic Olympiad. We hope to encourage students to learn logic and use it as a power.
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Love For Rescues
We want to spread awareness and love to dogs in foster homes and shelters, promoting against kill shelters and encouraging shelters that care and work in the best efforts of their animals— while providing in and out of school volunteer hours with animals shelters all around Orange County so that students living in all different areas will have service hour opportunities that are accessible and near to them.
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Mahjong & Chill
In a world where we are increasingly consumed by screens and digital distractions, Mahjong & Chill offers a chance to slow down, connect, and enjoy meaningful face-to-face interaction. Mahjong is a social game that brings four players together around the same table where everyone is actively involved with the tiles, strategy, and conversation. Our club aims to teach its members how to play Mahjong while introducing them to its rich cultural origins and history. Beyond learning the game, members can use Mahjong as a relaxing way to take a break from technology, meet new people, and build genuine connections through a shared, hands-on experience. We will also hold mini-tournaments to add a friendly competitive element with winners receiving prizes such as makeup, snacks, and other fun rewards!
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Math Honors Society
Mu Alpha Theta is a math honors society dedicated to inspiring students with keen interest and understanding in mathematics. Using these skills, we collaborate and develop from one another to compete and allow the culture of math competition in the Mu Alpha Theta honor society to serve for the OCSA community. Willingness to compete with minimum math knowledge is enough to enjoy the fun of competition.
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Meals for Moms
Meals for Moms is partnered with Project Kinship and the Salvation Army to provide periodic support to women in rehabilitation with children by equipping them with the tools to establish a lasting foundation for nutritious meal preparation. Families are taught how to build the healthy habit of preparing nutritional meals with the use of nutritional education, replicable meal preparation sets with recipes, and knowledge of local resources. The OCSA club engages student volunteers in preparing periodic meal sets and participating in a curriculum that teaches nutrition and food safety.
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MedSci
OCSA MedSci, the Medicine & Disease Club, will provide OCSA students with an opportunity to explore their interest in medical sciences more in depth, get extra help with AP Biology, and get more information on how to compete in a great competition opportunity, the USMDO competition.
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Mind Matters
Mind Matters is a club where students can come together to learn about their own brains and how they work. We explore topics like memory, focus, emotions, decision‑making, and how we learn — all in a fun and relaxed way. Our goal is to help students better understand themselves, manage stress, improve their study habits, and feel more in control of their minds. Through simple activities, conversations, and real‑life examples, we make brain science easy to understand and useful for everyday life. We also hope to share what we learn with the school community through tips and awareness around brain health. Ultimately, Mind Matters is about building curiosity, self‑awareness, and a supportive community for anyone interested in how we think and grow.
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MindCare Network
MindCare Network is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing mental health stigma and fostering a safe and supportive environment where students can learn, connect, and express themselves. Members are encouraged to promote mental health awareness through educational initiatives, creative expression, student-led research, and community outreach. Through workshops, guest speaker sessions, research projects, and other student-led initiatives, MindCare Network provides students with opportunities to expand their understanding of mental health, share their perspectives and experiences, and support their peers. MindCare Network also aims to extend mental health awareness beyond OCSA through community outreach and collaborative initiatives, creating a positive impact within both OCSA and local communities.
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Mindscape Art
Mindscape Art is a club that explores how psychology can help artists better understand and improve their creative process. Members will learn how topics such as emotions, perception, memory, motivation, focus, stress, and confidence can influence creativity and artistic performance. The club will connect psychological concepts with hands-on artistic activities, helping students develop greater self-awareness, creativity, confidence, and intentionality in their craft.
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Miracles for Kids
The OCSA Miracles for Kids Club partners directly with and supports the Orange County-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Miracles for Kids, which provides comprehensive financial aid, subsidized housing, basic life necessities, and mental health services, along with hosting a number of uplifting events and programs, for low income families who are combatting financial crisis as they care for their critically ill children. Members of the club coordinate a variety of hands-on service initiatives throughout the school year, which empower them to develop leadership skills, drive local philanthropy, and earn community service hours though spearheading and assisting with the organization's service events and programs.
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Mixed Student Union (MSU)
OCSA’s Mixed Student Union (MSU) aims to unite students of multiracial/multi-ethnic backgrounds. With MSU, students will be able to explore and celebrate their complex cultural identities. We hope to collaborate with other culture clubs on campus to spread awareness and offer a community for mixed individuals. We believe OCSA MSU has a bright future ahead with plans to host events, speakers, and school-wide activities. MSU is a unique and necessary place for students to express the full range of their identity while socializing with peers of a similar background. MSU will meet in Mr. Dion's room (T108) with Ms. Stanphill as our teacher advisor.
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MUHWA-OCSA
MUHWA-OCSA is a Korean traditional dance club, solemnly focusing on "Sogo Dance". Sogo is a small handheld Korean drum that is typically used when dancing. After learning the choreography and rehearsing until we are performance ready, we visit senior centers to share our performances and bring joy to the residents through dance. Our mission is to spread Korean traditional culture and share beautiful performances while also providing volunteer opportunities for our members. In the future, we plan on expanding our team, and performing in bigger shows, further spreading the excitement of Sogo Dance.
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Music to my Ears
Our goal is to build a sustainable and student-led organization that creates lasting connections between performers and the community, ensuring that music can remain a source of joy, comfort, and engagement for years to come.
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NAMIxOCSA
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives through advocacy, education, support, and public awareness for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. NAMIxOCSA is a chapter under its NAMI on Campus High School (NCHS) program. We believe mental health education drives change. Our goal is to spread awareness of the what, why, and how of these conditions to help individuals make informed decisions for themselves and others. We emphasize self-advocacy—in seeking help and practicing proactive prevention. With accessible, reliable resources from NAMI, we aim to transform the atmosphere surrounding mental health.
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National Art Honor Society
NAHS provides high school students at OCSA with meaningful community service opportunities based in visual arts. NAHS members contribute their talents to local communities through volunteer events, and are eligible for awards, scholarships, and artwork publicity nationwide!
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National English Honor Society
The National English Honor Society is the only discipline-specific high school honor society for students with interests and talents in English and related fields such as linguistics and literature, creative writing, drama and theatre, media and communication, and journalism. NEHS not only celebrates students’ academic abilities but also unlocks a world of benefits and opportunities that extend far beyond the classroom.
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National Honors Society
Founded in 1921, National Honor Society recognizes outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Today, over one million students participate in NHS. Chapters are found in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their accomplishments, but also challenges them to develop further through active involvement in school activities, leadership, and community service.
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National Honors Society for Dance Arts
Our club is made to share the beauty of dance with our OCSA community. We recognize and support OCSA students who demonstrate excellence in dance, academics, leadership, and service. We provide opportunities for dancers to use their passion to benefit their community and society. NHSDA benefits the OCSA community by encouraging students to support their peers, and make a positive impact on campus and in their local communities. Our goal is to create an inclusive group of dedicated dancers who promote artistic growth, and strive for academic and artistic excellence. We are excited for the opportunity to works towards induction into the National Honor Society for Dance Arts.
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Neuroscience Club
Our goal is to provide a foundational understanding of the brain's structure and functionality. We aim to inspire exploration and innovation, emphasizing the crucial role that neuroanatomy plays in improving lives and advancing medical sciences. Additionally, students will be exposed to the latest scientific research in the biomedical community.
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Never Ever Give Up (NEGU)
Our mission is to help out pediatric cancer patients by helping the Jessie Rees Foundation to donate handmade blankets, cards, beanies, bracelets, and raise funds for their cause. We aim to grow, be kind to our community, and spread joy; just like Jessie, a child who devoted her life to helping cancer patients while battling cancer, herself.
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Note by Note
As a student-led nonprofit organization, Note by Note hopes to empower visually impaired and developmentally disabled youth through an inclusive music curriculum, utilizing their sense of hearing and their voice to create stronger connections and develop confidence. OCSA’s Note by Note club aims to raise awareness for music education for disabled youth, support volunteer trainings prior to volunteer events, and provide direct access to larger Note by Note events.
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OCSA American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (ALCSI)
The American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (ALCSI) at OCSA empowers students to use their artistic talents for meaningful preventive healthcare advocacy by raising awareness of lung cancer, reducing stigma, and promoting life-saving early detection LDCT screening. Club officers support the Breath of Remembrance Initiative, a national student art competition created by Club President Ava Villacorta, and members receive mentorship, advocacy tools, and resources to develop impactful creative submissions. Members also represent ALCSI through community outreach and tabling events, educating individuals who may meet lung cancer screening eligibility and encouraging community members to advocate for eligible loved ones. Through these experiences, students develop skills in artistic communication, leadership, public speaking, and community engagement. The club’s goal is to equip OCSA students to transform their creativity into meaningful preventive healthcare advocacy.
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OCSA Badminton Club
Our club aims to promote fitness and health within the OCSA community. We aim to encourage teamwork and help individuals pursue their love of sports by playing badminton!
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OCSA Biology Club
The OCSA Biology Club offers members with every activity related to biology. We offer AP-level biology lessons to tutor AP and regular biology students in need of help with their coursework. We host guest speaker sessions and internship workshops to help members explore biology-related careers. We are also the only club in OCSA to host the USA Biology Olympiad testing and prepare students for the Olympiad.
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OCSA Chemistry Club
The OCSA Chemistry Club aims to create a space where students can learn and share their interests about chemistry. Both experienced and beginners are welcome. We plan to introduce basic concepts to younger students as well as help students prepare for the Chemistry Olympiad exam. We'll also explore possible careers in chemistry.
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OCSA Civics Club
Creating an environment for students to grow their leadership skills through debate and discourse and engage meaningfully in civic matters, and their local community.
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OCSA Climbing Club
This club provides access and opportunity to those interested in rock climbing, aiding both the body and mind. We partake in group climbs throughout the semester at Sender One Santa Ana, overseen by Ms. Karlberg.
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OCSA Earth Science Club
OCSA Earth Science Club covers anything involving environmental sciences, earth sciences and astronomy. The club is open to any and all students interested in learning about the earth, and the commitment is entirely up to the club members. Earth science club aims to bring guest speakers with unique perspectives on their study and offer earth-related volunteering opportunities. The club provides resources/lectures and helps students prepare for national competitions such USESO & USAAAO.
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OCSA FNL (Friday Night Live)
Friday Night Live is a youth leadership, substance abuse prevention, and mental health awareness organization partnered with the Orange County Department of Education. Members are encouraged to take an active role in their communities by creating and coordinating prevention projects, activities, and initiatives that benefit their peers, schools, and communities. Through both on campus and community based efforts, OCSA Friday Night Live provides youth opportunities to develop leadership skills, promote healthy decision making by leading initiatives, and address prevalent youth issues with a focus on mental health awareness and substance abuse prevention.
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OCSA Heart Club
The Heart Club, a chapter affiliated under the American Heart Association (AHA), strives to benefit the OCSA student body and local community by being dedicated to fostering a heart-healthy community through education, advocacy, and service. Our mission is to raise awareness about cardiovascular diseases, promote healthy lifestyle choices, and support initiatives that aim to reduce the impact of heart diseases. We strive to empower individuals to take charge of their heart conditions and to give support to those struggling with heart conditions. We do this through interactive lessons, opportunities for community donations, and planning social events to promote our mission. During meetings, we plan to discuss/provide opportunities for volunteering in fundraising events for the American Heart Association, alongside discussing the importance of heart health. We hope for this club grow this semester by expanding our outreach as much as possible, and allowing participants to engage more with our community.
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OCSA Improv
OCSA Improv is a space for students to learn about improv, play games, and grow their stage confidence.
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OCSA International Thespian Society
OCSA Thespians is a honors society dedicated to advancing excellence in the performing arts and supporting OCSA students in their growth as artists and leaders. The club provides opportunities for students to participate in performances, workshops, mentorship, community events, and theatre-related activities while developing their skills, confidence, and leadership. Through the International Thespian Society, members can also earn recognition for their dedication and achievements in theatre through induction, honor ranks, and scholar distinctions. Our goal is to foster a supportive theatre community at OCSA, celebrate student accomplishments, and provide meaningful opportunities for students to grow both artistically and personally.
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OCSA Leos Club
The Leo Club is a youth branch of the Lions Club International. Our club gives students the opportunity to be active members of society through community service. As a club, we strive to promote social change through advocacy and action. We aim to protect marine life through beach cleanups, partner with health care specialists to spread awareness about cancer, provide numerous volunteer opportunities, initiate food drives at OCSA, and spread positivity, motivation, and ambition throughout our school.
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OCSA Math Club
If you want to take the AMC 8/10/12, study advanced concepts here, or gain some math tutoring, this is the club for you. OCSA hosts the MATHCOUNTS team selection, and we will host recurring meetings to go through practice questions and study tips! At least some previous knowledge in competitive math is recommended, but not required!
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OCSA Model Congress
OCSA Model Congress is the OCSA chapter of a youth education activity where students role-play as members of the United States Congress to learn about the American legislative process. Participants learn to write, debate, amend, and vote on mock bills and resolutions. Students engage in parliamentary procedure and public speaking, mimicking real floor sessions. The goal is to teach skills like consensus-building and negotiation, and educate students about how bills become laws. For the OCSA student body, it is an opportunity to explore the mechanics of our government and develop soft skills.
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OCSA National History Day (NHD)
National History Day offers students an opportunity to engage their historic enthusiasm in creative and educational outlets. The NHD club will guide all participants to compete in county, state, and national level competitions.
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OCSA Nutrition Club
This club will provide a space for students to learn about food allergies and build a community for people with food restrictions. This will include teaching about diets to manage disease, religious restrictions, allergies, and more.
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OCSA People
OCSA People is a magazine and podcasting club that allows for current students to connect with, write, and interview OCSA alumni about their careers for advice on their art, how it intersects with the certain industries, how this has shaped their path in life, and more. In addition to interviewing alumni and creating magazine articles, students will produce podcast episodes as well, which allows for any listeners to gain a better understanding of how art can lead oneself down many different unique roads.
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OCSA Photography
At OCSA Photography Club, we provide OCSA students with a welcoming space to explore and develop their interest in photography. Whether students are complete beginners or have some experience, the club will offer opportunities to learn the fundamentals of photography, including camera settings, composition, and editing. Along with learning how to use professional cameras, our club will aim to teach students how to take amazing photos using smartphones so no expensive camera gear is needed. Beyond building photography skills in OCSA students, our club will also offer chances to practice and apply photography skills outside the classroom. We plan to meet up on and off campus to practice taking photos in environments not offered in the classroom to further grow the skills we cover in our meetings.
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OCSA Physics
If you want to take the physics olympiad, get tutoring for help with the regular or AP Physics 1 course, and compete in other competitions as well, this is the club for you. OCSA hosts the F=MA qualifying exam through this club, and we will host recurring meetings to go through practice questions and study tips! At least some previous knowledge in mechanics is recommended, but not required!
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OCSA Pre Medical Exploration Club
The Pre-Medical Exploration Club encourages motivated students to explore medical pathways and prepare for college pre-med programs through the values of care to individuals and communities, focus on current medical research, exposure to medical professions, and the development of leadership skills.
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OCSA Project Synesthesia
We are OCSA Project Synesthesia, a club that brings together musicians and visual artists to create displays that have both auditory and visual media, where the musician(s) will perform a piece with the work of art placed next to them, and both sides will get together to introduce/explain the artwork and music afterwards. We want to create opportunities for cross-conservatory collaboration between two very different art forms, and our club aims to bring these possibilities to the OCSA student body: provide students with opportunities to participate in, and if they choose to, perform, combined visual and auditory art; make the different forms of art more accessible and tangible to the community through outreach performances; give students unique artistic experiences while also developing collaboration and presentation skills, as well as long-term creative growth; create possible works for portfolios and performances.
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OCSA Ready To Grow
OCSA Ready To Grow is a student-led community movement that provides free workshops and caregiver resources designed to create a nurturing developmental environment for children aged 1-6 and their caretakers. Additionally, Ready To Grow is an official non-profit organisation, thus, our club is to expand the organisation as a chapter.
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OCSA Red Cross
The purpose of OCSA Red Cross is to empower students to serve their communities, develop leadership skills, and support the humanitarian mission of the American Red Cross. Through Red Cross, this club allows students to participate in unique opportunities such as GIFT meetings, youth leadership committees at the santa ana chapter, fundraisers/donation drives, and more. This year, we have another blood drive planned (which was a success last year), and hope to make an impact within our community.
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OCSA Research Society
OCSA Research Society aims to make scientific research accessible to the OCSA student body. We will aim to run two research projects/studies over the course of the year as well as prepare our members for the International Research Olympiad Exam in Spring 2027. We have access to funding, grants, and plan to collaborate with other clubs on campus to create broader initiatives. Furthermore, we will foster a love of STEM and general academic research in our student body while improving their ability to read and comprehend academic literature.
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Ocsa Roadrunners Runclub
Roadrunner is a student ran running club program that would like to promote advocacy in health wellness support the local community by volunteering at local marathons, and instill confidence, discipline and enjoyment.
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OCSA Robotics & Engineering
The OCSA Robotics & Engineering Club aims to allow students of all skill levels to explore robotics and engineering while also diving into rockets, cars, mechanical design, and more. We want to give everyone the opportunity to learn, build, and share ideas while creating a community where students can explore their interests, develop new skills, and discover what they can create through engineering!
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Ocsa Samulnori
OCSA Samulnori is the Korean traditional Orchestra. In this club, we will be learning some Korean traditional instruments and try to learn how to play that instrument over this semester.
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OCSA SCYNA
OCSA SCYNA is a chapter affiliated with the Southern California Youth Neuroscience Organization under UCI (SCYNA). Our goal is to establish a passionate community of students interested in neuroscience and have OCSA SCYNA serve as a place where students can learn, bond and grow, further their fascination for neuroscience. As an official chapter of SCYNA, club members will have the opportunity to connect with UCI professors and other professionals in the field, meet SCYNA members from other high schools, participate in UCI lab tours, interact and engage in hands-on activities at UCI, and share their passion with younger children through volunteer work.
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OCSA SHARE
SHARE documents the untold side of music history — hidden contributors, erased artists, appropriation. Members run oral-history interviews, produce our podcast Between the Bars with university musicologists, and perform benefit concerts for local audiences, including senior and care facilities.
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OCSA Sketch Club
The OCSA Sketch Club is an inclusive space for students of all skill levels to improve their fundamental art skills, such as perspective drawing, figure drawing, and observational drawing and realistic rendering. Students from the Visual Arts conservatory will come every other week to teach and help improve your drawings. Each meeting will feature fun and original sketching activities, prompts, and challenges in order to enhance your art skills over the upcoming year together. Lesson material can be chosen and updated to match student feedback. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just enjoy doodling, the Sketch Club is a great place to practice, get creative, and have fun! The Sketch Club has received approval from both Mrs. Oden and Mr. Au as director and assistant director in the Visual Arts Conservatory.
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OCSA Speech & Debate Club
Welcome to the OCSA Speech & Debate Club! We offer a safe space for everyone regardless of skill level to build confidence, public speaking, critical thinking skills, and writing techniques through speech and debate tournaments at local, statewide, and national levels. This club’s purpose is to help students become stronger communicators, actors, and writers while introducing everyone to the world of speech & debate. Our goal is to create a supportive team of students where students can grow and compete at a variety of tournaments!
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OCSA Sports
We host fun and competitive sports (including esports) tournament and events which develop a community and school spirit united through friendly competition.
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OCSA Taekwondo
OCSA Taekwondo is a club aimed to improving everyone's olympic sparring potential and overall getting more sparring practices in to ensure participants are able to better compete in sparring. Later, the club is later aiming to enter in tournaments and compete to win medals.
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OCSA TYWI
OCSA TYWI is part of The Young Writer's Initiative. We empower students to develop creative writing skills. At our club meetings, students will help develop creative workshops for younger students, engage in silent writing sprints or working on individual creative pieces and club-wide collaborative writing projects, and/or discuss upcoming writing competitions or deadlines.
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OCSA UNICEF
OCSA’s chapter of UNICEF will ignite passion into students, allowing them to engage in meaningful advocacy that inspires them to contribute to a cause larger then themselves. UNICEF will widen the perspective of students, create a community, and allow students to find a way to give back. This year’s focus on advocacy will grow students’ empathy, allowing participants to become more involved and in-touch with their local community’s problems, whilst participating in advocacy-based actions that follow suit with UNICEF's mission.
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Environmental/Outdoors0132
OCSA Volleyball Club
The OCSA Volleyball Club will provide students with a fun and inclusive space to stay active, relieve stress, and build teamwork outside of their conservatories. Our goal is to create a welcoming environment where players of all skill levels can learn, practice, and enjoy the game of volleyball. By organizing open gyms, friendly matches, and skill-building sessions, the club will foster community, leadership, and school spirit. Overall, the club will benefit the student body by promoting health, collaboration, and meaningful connections among peers.
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Faith-Based0133
One Youth Infinite Hope: OCSA Buddhist Club
This club's purpose is to help everyone to create hope and to encourage others to stay hopeful during difficult times, to believe in themselves that they can do infinite impossible things possible.
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Arts - Music0134
Our Healing Harmonies
Our Healing Harmonies holds monthly lobby performances at St. Joseph Providence Hospital in Orange, using music to give back to and connect with our community. In the past, we have performed at dialysis centers and senior centers and partnered with the CHOC Wellness Fair at MainPlace Mall. We hope to share the talent of OCSA students while creating moments of comfort, joy, and connection for patients, families, caregivers, and community members. We believe music can be more than entertainment, but a meaningful form of healing.
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Impact/Advocacy0135
Own Your Plate (Previously Active Minds)
Own Your Plate is a youth-led initiative dedicated to bridging the gap between food accessibility, nutrition education, and mental health. Through informal presentations at elementary schools, we teach students the importance of balanced diets, how it can impact them, and essential nutrients in an engaging, age-appropriate way. Beyond education, we host food drives that prioritize healthy donations such as canned vegetables and fruits which we distribute to local homeless shelters and food pantries in need in hopes of creating a better mental and physical well-being of our communities.
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Community Service0136
Pagesforthesol
Pages for the Sol is dedicated to promoting literacy and creating a love for reading among bilingual elementary students. We believe every student should have access to books and educational opportunities. Our goal is to help bridge resource gaps by providing reading materials, fun literacy activities, and meaningful learning experiences. The club will benefit both the OCSA student body and the Santa Ana community by giving OCSA students opportunities to volunteer, lead, and give back. We plan to volunteer at El Sol Academy every Tuesday and collaborate with nearby elementary schools where members can help younger students with reading and participate in fun educational activities and events with students from our other Pages For The Sol chapters in Santa Ana. Our goal is to encourage younger students to enjoy reading, support their education, and create a positive connection between OCSA and the local community.
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Community Service0137
Painted Histories
Empowering people through the power of history with art.
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Arts - Other0138
passion for fashion
Our Passion for Fashion Club gives students a creative way to turn old or unwanted clothing into new, wearable pieces. Members will learn about fashion, sewing, and sustainable design while reducing clothing waste. Our goal is to remake and recycle donated clothing and give finished pieces to hospitals, shelters, or other people in need in our local community.
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Impact/Advocacy0139
Peer Assistance Leadership
OCSA PAL is dedicated to connecting younger students through developing their leadership, communication, team-building, and problem-solving skills. People of all ages are welcome to join, although it’s primarily directed towards OCSA’s middle school age range. We provide many opportunities such as awareness events and mentorship that will help our members gain real-world experience while simultaneously growing the unity of our school. Additionally, we are planning to work with nearby schools and organizations to grow PAL's impact on the community. Members of PAL will also receive various lessons strengthening their inspirational qualities as we prepare the next generation for a future of empowerment.
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Cultural Club0140
Philippine Student Coalition
Learn about Filipino culture and history. Members get to celebrate Filipino culture through art, cuisine, and performance.
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Impact/Advocacy0141
Pick Your Passion
Pick Your Passion is a student-led project development program where members are given mentorship and tools to start, pursue, and produce a passion project of their choice. In the fall semester, members will be able to choose their passion topic (if they do not have one already) and submit an application to be matched with a mentor. Members will start research and development with the assistance of their mentor. In the spring semester, they will be able to create and complete a tangible project that reflects their interests. Through biweekly meetings, students have the unique opportunity to develop their ideas into a meaningful contribution to the community.
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Health/Medicine0142
Plates with Purpose
Plates with Purpose aims to spread nutrition awareness and fight food insecurity through education, volunteering, and community outreach. We believe it's important for students to understand how healthy, informed food choices can help everyone achieve their goals.
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Lifestyle and Pop Culture0143
Pokémon GO
Whether you are a veteran level 50 trainer or just starting your journey, this club is your go-to community to connect with fellow players who share a passion for exploring, trading, and battling. Together, we will team up for Legendary Raid Hours, hunt down rare shinies during Community Days, trade to complete our Pokédexes, and face off in friendly PvP tournaments. Grab your Poké Balls, charge your battery, and join us to turn our campus breaks into the ultimate Pokémon adventure!
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Politics and Civic Engagement0144
Political Update Club
Political Update Club is a safe space at OCSA for everyone to discuss: Politics, News, History, government, and more. The club discusses politics globally, so politics from every part of the world will be discussed. As well all political ideologies and people are welcome, and every meeting, all information presented is factual and unbiased. Every meeting works by one member of the club sharing facts and unbiased information about a recent political event that has happened. After all the information is presented everyone will begin discussing and asking questions about the topic. Any member who's been to at least 1 meeting, along with approval by the Club President is free to present a slide. The main goal of the club is to bring political awareness to OCSA, and get the youth of OCSA invested in politics now, and in their future. A goal for new club members, is to give them the ability to understand, and discuss basic structures of government, policies and terms. For returning students the goal is: Understanding and analyzing all political views, understanding political theory, and gaining knowledge about all types of governments.
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Community Service0145
Read to Respond OCSA
Read to Respond's purpose is to empower young people to use literature as a starting point for civic engagement and community impact. During monthly meetings, we not only read and discuss selected works of literature together---like a book club---but also respond afterwards through volunteer events based on the themes present in the work. We aim to turn comprehension into change, while transforming passive readers into active agents of impact.
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Health/Medicine0146
Reset Through Art or Art Reset
Reset Through Art is a student wellness club that uses low-pressure creative activities to help OCSA students decompress and build a healthier relationship with creativity. In a school where art is often tied to grades, auditions, portfolios, performances, and high expectations, the club offers a space where students can create for enjoyment, self-expression, and stress relief. Meetings will include collaborative projects, casual crafts, and creative activities that encourage conversation and connections across different classes and conservatories. Our goal is to support everyday well-being, reduce feelings of stress and isolation, and strengthen students’ sense of belonging within the OCSA community.
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Community Service0147
Riley's Way
Riley’s Way OCSA is a chapter of the Riley’s Way Foundation dedicated to kindness, empathy, and student leadership. Students will work together to plan and carry out projects that benefit OCSA and the local community, with opportunities for funding and support from Riley’s Way. Members can develop their own community-based passion projects, earn volunteer hours, and gain hands-on experience in leadership, fundraising, collaboration, and project planning.
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Impact/Advocacy0148
Roots & Roads
Roots and Roads is going to be focused on collecting and sharing the stories of immigrants in Orange County by interviewing people across different generations and age groups. This includes parents who came as adults, children who moved at a young age, and teenagers who had to adjust during school years. By learning about how immigration has shaped their lives, we can better understand the challenges and successes of adapting to a new country. Furthermore, we will encourage students to edit videos and learn about the societal barriers immigrants face by writing and expressing their opinions.
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Community Service0149
Run for Veterans
Run for Veterans combines fitness, community service, and civic engagement to create meaningful opportunities for OCSA students to support and honor veterans. Members participate in running and fitness activities while organizing volunteer projects, fundraising initiatives, and community events that benefit veterans and organizations serving them. The club provides students with opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, discipline, and service skills outside the traditional classroom while connecting physical activity with a meaningful cause. Members will also learn about the experiences, contributions, and needs of veterans and explore ways to make a positive impact in the local community. Through partnerships with veterans’ organizations, community service programs, and local events, the club aims to build lasting connections between OCSA students and the veteran community. Our goal is to create an active and welcoming community where students can pursue fitness while giving back, developing leadership skills, and making a tangible difference in the lives of veterans.
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STEM0150
Scrap Works
A club in where students with experience or no experience related with creating can come and collaborate to design or create simple projects.
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Community Service0151
Scrappy Studio
We are a student-run organization, dedicated to increasing art accessibility for underprivileged children by creating and distributing art kits made from donated materials, and hosting art workshops.
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Arts - Other0152
Simply Origami
Simply Origami is a student-led club dedicated to using origami as a medium for creativity, connection, and community service. Members will learn and create origami designs while developing patience, focus, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities. Beyond folding together at school, the club provides opportunities for students to participate in community outreach, particularly through origami workshops with senior communities and local & international organizations. Our goal is to create meaningful connections between students and members of the broader community through a shared art form while giving OCSA students an accessible and creative way to serve others.
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Community Service0153
Smile Train Club
Smile Train OC is part of an international charity organization (Smile Train), which provides free surgeries for children who were born with cleft lips and palates in underdeveloped countries. With the support of donors and partnership with the Smile Train Organization, Smile Train OC puts on an annual benefit concert which features local high school students’ musical talents, passion and dedication to this special cause. Members of the OCSA club will have the opportunity to volunteer at the concert and complete activities (ex. making cards for the children or doctors) throughout the school year.
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Business/Entrepreneurship0154
Social Impact Consulting Club
Our goal is to deliver real results for local minority-owned businesses. We hope to partner on 1-2 client engagements per semester, each ending with a working system the owner can run themselves, like agentic tools to run their Instagram and messaging/marketing services, or a live website that they can take over. We aim to build practical AI and agentic fluency in our members. We want to explore and train students to ship functioning solutions. This includes practicing agentic AI uses for social media management, marketing generation and analysis, and receiving customer feedback data. We hope to grow a relationship between OSCA and the surrounding business community. This will help students develop business sense and real-world experiences, which may prove valuable for future jobs and internships.
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Community Service0155
Souls in Sync
Souls in Sync helps young children of the deaf and hard-of-hearing community explore new forms of communication through dance and provides American Sign Language learning opportunities for club members. We partner with specialized schools for the deaf to share our passion for dance, a therapeutic art form that encourages self-expression. Our club benefits the OCSA community by fostering inclusivity and empathy, and it provides a platform to form new relationships. Through our community-based work, Souls in Sync members gain fulfilling experiences, build leadership and teaching skills, and receive the opportunity to share their passions beyond our school community.
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Cultural Club0156
South Asian Student Association (SASA)
OCSA’s South Asian Student Association is a chapter of the regional SASA program and aims to celebrate South Asian heritage through cultural events and educational opportunities. SASA is open to students from any cultural background, and serves to celebrate the diverse traditions of South Asia, through both on-campus and external cultural events. Through iconic Bollywood performances, vibrant Holi celebrations, and opportunities to try delicious cultural foods, SASA shares the exuberance of South Asian culture, and invites OCSA students to partake in cultural activities.
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Honor Societies0157
Spanish Honors Society
The Spanish Honors Society is dedicated to provide and encourage an environment for students interested in the spanish language and culture. We do this by fostering a multitude of events that serve the community and provide different opportunities for personal growth. The societies goal is to build honorable character in its members and equip them to be leaders throughout their lives.
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Arts - Other0159
SparkBox
SparkBox is a project that provides classrooms lacking experience in the arts with hands-on kits and guided lessons designed to promote creativity, self expression, and communication. Through SparkBox, we hope to make these transformative experiences accessible to more students and empower them to share their ideas, explore new skills, and build confidence in themselves.
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Arts - Performing Arts0160
Stage4all
The goal of Club Stage4All is to support and inspire young children pursuing the performing arts by promoting confidence, providing educational stage tips through note cards, sharing performing arts knowledge and resources with young students, and donating performance items, including ballet and music binders.
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Community Service0161
STEAM For All
STEAM for All strives to spread equal STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math) to all demographics. Members of the club will learn how to organize and host events for local schools, elementary students, and senior homes to make memorable learning experiences for all. STEAM For All is part of a larger organization and this chapter at OCSA specifically aims to hold 4 events (2 per semester) for students in grades 1-6. Through this club, members will gain valuable volunteer hours through hands-on experience in interacting with students, connecting the educational barrier in Santa Ana, and collaborating with peers.
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STEM0162
STEMline
STEMline publishes a semesterly newsletter that uncovers the science, technology, engineering, and math behind the arts. Through writing, research, and creative projects, members will explore topics of their choice, from the physics of dance to the chemistry of color to the data analysis of opinions reflected in modern society. By broadening perspectives beyond traditional conservatory work, students gain the opportunity to publish and share their work with the community. Our goal is to inspire curiosity and build a student-driven publication that enriches OCSA’s culture by showing how science and art together create powerful storytelling!
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STEM0163
Student Insight and Analysis Lab
Student Research & Insights Lab allows students to explore psychology, criminology, human behavior, and social research through discussions, interactive games, surveys, data collection, collaborative work, and group presentations. Members may investigate topics related to student experiences, behavior, and school life, then analyze their findings to identify patterns, strengthen communication and social skills, and develop ideas that could help improve the school community. No prior research experience is required.
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Community Service0164
Students Advocating Leadership, Unity, Tribute, and Education. (SALUTE)
This club is an organization that exists both inside and outside the school, aiming to bring our honorable first responding heroes, who are often underrecognized, back to the light. Through interviews, posts, and volunteer service, we aim to serve our first responders, both former and current, as they have served us, and share their stories to bring awareness about them to both youth and adults alike.
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STEM0165
Sustainable Design/Engineering
The Sustainable Design & Engineering Club is a STEM club that creates innovative solutions to environmental problems. Our goal is to design and build technologies that reduce waste, conserve energy, and make our campus more sustainable. Members will develop inventions, create prototypes, and improve their ideas through testing. The club will benefit the school by promoting environmental awareness, improving campus sustainability, and encouraging student involvement. Throughout this journey, students will also gain valuable experience in STEM, creativity, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving.
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Cultural Club0166
SWANA Student Union
We want to serve as a voice for Southwest Asian and North African students and advocate for their needs and interests within the community. Our objective is to promote understanding of the diverse cultures and provide an inclusive and welcoming community for SWANA students to foster a sense of support. The SWANA Student Union also aims to educate about regional conflicts to raise awareness to those facing social injustice.
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Faith-Based0167
Sweet water
A community rooted in Christ and thriving in the ocean. We are passionate about creating a safe environment for everyone, and consistently opening our bible as a community. OCSA is an amazing school with countless opportunities, yet it can feel distant and sometimes overwhelming. We strive to create a space where we can collaborate and communicate. We are sweet water because we also are passionate about protecting the ocean and creating space for recreational beach churches and outside gatherings that pursue passion, community, laughter, and most importantly building a strong relationship with God. Our goal is to host monthly beach bonfire worship nights, every gold tuesday bible studies in Mrs. Browne’s classroom as well as occasional beach cleanups. Our goal is to KNOW GOD AND MAKE HIM KNOWN. We want to make it very known that even if you don't identify as a Christian we welcome you to get a better understanding of religion and we hold space for many questions.
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Community Service0168
Swyng Club
Swyng Club's purpose is to utilize the therapeutic and uplifting power of ballroom dance to support mental well-being and empower communities. Additionally, our club provides volunteer opportunities for students passionate about community work and mental health awareness through: leading ballroom workshops, organizing educational presentations, & coordinating both in-person and virtual outreach events with Swyng's outside partnerships.
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Cultural Club0169
Taiwanese Culture Club
This club will benefit the OCSA student body and the local community by promoting awareness, inclusivity, and appreciation of Taiwanese traditions and culture. The club will introduce students to important Taiwanese holidays, history, traditions, food, and cultural practices through educational activities, discussions, and events. Members will have opportunities to learn about Taiwan while participating in fun and engaging activities that encourage cultural appreciation and understanding. The club aims to create an inclusive environment where students from all backgrounds can explore Taiwanese culture, connect with others, and develop a greater appreciation for its traditions. Through events and educational activities, the club hopes to spread awareness of Taiwanese culture and create a fun, welcoming, and meaningful community at OCSA.
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Impact/Advocacy0170
TBD
TBD is a club for students who don’t know what exactly they want to do yet. We’re a space to explore new interests, discover what inspires them, and turn curiosity into meaningful goals. Through volunteer opportunities, creative exploration, and community engagement, we hope to remind students that you don’t need to have your entire future figured out to start discovering what you’re passionate about.
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Arts - Other0171
The Blank Page Project (formally known as Healing Verses)
The Blank Page Project is meant to create a space to escape from the chaos of being high-school students through journaling. Research shows that expressing your feelings on paper reduces anxiety, builds emotional awareness, and acts as a safe outlet to be vulnerable. Every meeting will include creative activities/prompts that encourage mindful reflection as a reminder to stay present. Continuing my work from last year, I am hoping to bridge the gap between writing and mental health.
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Arts - Other0172
The Crochet Club
The Crochet Club will bring OCSA's students a fun place to meet other people who crochet and pursue crafts like knitting and embroidery. The goal of our club is to spread crochet to more of the teen world and help people meet other fiber artists, as well as creating crafts together as a group! Each semester, we will provide at least one chance for club members to participate in a group project. The purpose of these projects is to bring together people to create a sense of community, as well as teaching responsibility. PLEASE NOTE: we will not teach people the basics of crochet. Participants should come in with knowledge of the basics, which gives everybody common ground to work with.
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Health/Medicine0173
The Eco-Med Press
The Eco- Med Pres is for OCSA students passionate about healthcare and environmental science. The club will provide in- depth experience in these exponentially evolving fields through guided sessions led by college and industry experts. This club will host sessions for guided research by mentors with the goal of performing an in-depth review of specific topics. Through the club, the student will have the unique opportunity to collaborate with other young scientists for quarterly scientific publications.
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The Korean Club
The Korean Club is a culture club dedicated to sharing the Korean traditions, language, foods, games, and entertainment to both Korean and non-Korean students. Additionally, since OCSA does not have a language class dedicated to teaching students how to read, write and speak Korean, we seek to mentor students along their journey to apprehending the Korean language. Our goal for the Korean club is to build a unified community of students eager and interested in learning about Korean culture and the vast learning opportunities it has to offer.
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Cultural Club0174
The Polynesian Culture Club
The PCC has many opportunities for students to express there artistic ability through thee polynesian culture. This club touches every community regardless if they are Polynesian or not. Our goal is to educate about the polynesian culture. This includes Tahiti,New Zealand,Hawai etc. OUr goal is to teach the different dances,crafts,and languages of the polynesian islands.This club is the definition of spreading diversity in the OCSA Community. Because polynesian people are generally a small community in OCSA this club provides an inside look of the diverse cultures of polynesia. We also promote team working when it comes to our crafts,singing,and dancing that we will include in this club. This Club is like no other considering this club is administered by people who have lived,been taught,and contribute to the Polynesian culture in California.
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Community Service0175
The Unheard History Project
The Unheard History Project is a student-led public history and community storytelling club dedicated to discovering and preserving stories that are often overlooked in traditional historical narratives. Members will learn introductory oral-history interviewing, archival research, source evaluation, and ethical storytelling methods and use interviews, photographs, objects, maps, music, film, writing, and other creative forms to document local histories. The club will explore how migration, displacement, war, redevelopment, and cultural change have shaped individuals and communities, particularly in California. Rather than simply studying these events from textbooks, members will investigate how historical change is remembered by the people and communities who experienced it. Projects may include oral-history profiles, object biographies, digital archives, short documentaries, historical maps, written narratives, and art- or music-based interpretations of historical memory. The club will benefit OCSA by creating a unique opportunity for students from different conservatories to apply their artistic skills to meaningful historical and community-based work. Film students may document interviews, writers may develop historical narratives, visual artists and designers may create exhibitions or archival presentations, and musicians and performers may explore how sound and performance can preserve memory. This allows students to collaborate across conservatories while developing research, interviewing, communication, and ethical storytelling skills. Our goal is to create a student-led oral-history and public-history archive, complete student-created historical storytelling projects, and share selected work with the OCSA community through digital presentations and, when approved, exhibitions or other public-history programs. Ultimately, the club seeks to help preserve stories that might otherwise be forgotten while building meaningful connections between OCSA students, history, and the broader community.
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Impact/Advocacy0176
Think Twice
Think Twice is a student-led club that explores how and why we make decisions. Through interactive games, discussions, challenges, and real-world scenarios, students will learn to recognize decision-making traps and outside influences such as social pressure, advertising, social media, technology, and AI. Our goal is to help OCSA students become more thoughtful and informed decision makers by teaching them to pause, question, evaluate information, consider different perspectives, and make intentional choices. Think Twice will provide a space for students to explore these skills in a collaborative and engaging way while applying them to situations they encounter in everyday life.
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Community Service0177
Thread of Hope Club
The goal for our Christian nonprofit club is to spread the gospel to homeless people around Orange County by collecting and repurpose clothes, blankets, hats and more. We would decorate and design them by sewing on designs that have encouraging phases or painting a cross onto a shirt. With our donations, we would write cards that have Bible verses and encouraging messages. We will be donating them to the Orange County Rescue Mission. Through our club, we want to help our community, see a positive change, and spread God's love.
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Impact/Advocacy0208
Threads of Kindness
Spreading kindness and positivity to OCSA and underprivileged youth communities through bracelet-making and arts & crafts.
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Arts - Other0209
TRI-C
TRi-C, the Culinary Cooking Club, is dedicated to crafting delicious food that entices the palate and celebrates creativity in the kitchen. Our mission is to share our passion for cooking while exchanging ideas, learning from one another, and growing together as confident, skilled culinarians. Through mentorship, teamwork, imagination, and hands-on experience, we aim to cook, create, and connect, serving our school community with pride and flavor.
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Honor Societies0178
Tri-M National Music Honors Society
Tri-M is a national music honors society club that celebrates musicianship, leadership, and service. We use our passion for music to give feedback to the community through performances and volunteering, while building a supportive and creative environment for student musicians. Our club would benefit the OCSA community because we allow students to serve their community by giving back through their musical art form. We are a club that welcomes students across musical conservatories and have expanded our club to include students from the Classical Voice Conservatory as well. Our main goal is to provide students with leadership and volunteer activities associated with music, creating future leaders in music education and advocacy.
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Arts - Performing Arts0179
Two Step Together
We are a youth-led organization committed to utilizing our passion for the art of dance to inspire and push our artistic limits through creative expression, impassioned joy, and love for all. Our club will perform at school events including Dodgeball, International Week, and OCSA Fest, bringing energy and school spirit to the OCSA community. Beyond campus, we plan to volunteer at local elementary schools, where we will help younger students build their skills and discover their own love for dance. We also hope to represent OCSA by competing at dance competitions outside of school. Above all, our goal is to spread the love and joy of hip-hop dance, both within our student body and throughout the local community.
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Impact/Advocacy0180
Type-H Foundation
This club is a way for the kids at OCSA that have Type 1 Diabetes to come together and bring awareness to OCSA about Type 1 Diabetes. This would involve making custom posters, possibly helping at CHOC Hospital and helping people outside of OCSA with Type 1 Diabetes.
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Community Service0210
Unity in Dance
Unity in Dance is a student-led program that hosts dance classes for immigrant/ESL children through various organizations to build a sense of belonging. Club members would attend classes voluntarily for hours or help donate to these classes and other organizations.
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Community Service0182
UNMUTED
UNMUTED is a student-led initiative addressing the financial barriers that can quietly shape a low-income student’s experience at OCSA, from affording conservatory supplies, costumes, instruments, AP exams, and college application fees to finding transportation and opportunities outside the classroom. We are creating an OCSA-specific resource hub and community exchange where students can find scholarships, fee waivers, free programs, donated supplies and performance materials, mentorship, tutoring, and other resources, while allowing students to share what they have with peers who need it. Through anonymous student feedback, targeted resource drives, opportunity panels, and an online gallery featuring student art and stories, UNMUTED will identify the barriers OCSA students actually face and turn those needs into concrete resources.
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Arts - Visual0183
VAC Immersive Exhibit Project
We are the first student-led exhibition at OCSA, and in the Visual Arts Conservatory that organizes an annual multi-sensory exhibition in the Visual Arts Center (VAC) Gallery. We host a team of 15+ student artists annually to curate, design, install, and come together as an artistic community to expand the field of visual arts, while actively finding ways to enhance the visitor experience in art exhibitions. Our upcoming exhibition for Fall of 2026 is "Born, Becoming." Join the club if you're interested in submitting artwork(s), gaining curatorial and installation experience, and to be part of a community of student artists! Check out our previous exhibition "HOME" exhibited in Fall of 2025 @vacimmersive on Instagram.
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Lifestyle and Pop Culture0184
Very Into Vinyl
Very Into Vinyl is a club that offers students the opportunity to build a community with other OCSA students who are also interested in the collection and playing of physical music media. Currently, we are partnered with the local record store, Resident Vinyl, in Old Towne Orange, which lets us hold events (such as listening parties) in the store. As of last year, their owner has also kindly given us vinyls for free to give out to club members during our tradition of giveaways (of vinyls, stickers, compact discs, etc.) every session, as well as an OCSA student 10% checkout discount at the store. In addition to this, we have put together money for tickets to the Orange County Record Fair, which is a massive sale of pre-loved physical media-- common and rare-- that may be hard to find and are sold there at a fair price. Our desired outcome this year is to hold more off-campus events, such as those listed above, and also more on-campus community building events involving the rest of the school (think OCSA thrift and celebrations such as Black History Month, AAPI Month, and Pride Month). We hope that the long-term impact of Very Into Vinyl on any interested student sparks and maintains a long-lasting strong passion towards the revival of physical media in the age of streaming and instant gratification that comes with smart technology.
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Lifestyle and Pop Culture0185
Video game club
We are the Video Game Club (VGC). This is our 5th semester of operation. We offer gaming opportunities for anyone interested in video games, whether they are casual or competitive. We are planning on offering group gaming on titles such as, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, and more, and our club will be a space for all game lovers to hang out and discuss their favorite titles.
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Cultural Club0186
Vietnamese Student Association
The mission of the Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) is to build an active community that honors and supports Vietnamese heritage, culture, and values throughout the OCSA community. Through cultural awareness events on significant holidays and educational awareness events, VSA aims to empower students and provide a welcoming environment where they may connect to the Vietnamese community.
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Business/Entrepreneurship0187
Voices2Inspire
Voices2Inspire is a student-run podcast/ social media platform that uses podcasting, storytelling and creative media to spotlight local or nearby businesses in our community. The club will provide real-world experience and also create a portfolio-ready case study through published episodes and promotional content. In these club meetings, we will discuss how to identify business stories, plan and conduct interviews, produce podcast episodes and promotional social media content and lastly track engagement/results to build portfolio-ready case studies. Through our club, members will gain real-world skills in 3 main areas: media production, communication, and marketing. Specifically, members will learn basic interviewing skills (question flow and follow-ups), recording basics (audio quality and background noise fixes), simple editing and clip-making, writing episode intros and captions and basic marketing/ analytics.
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Fandom0188
W.T.O.R.I/Welcome To OCSA Roll Initiative (D&D club)
WTORI is in short a club that plays dnd, we have 4 dms right now (counting me) and each of them controls their own campaign. The structure for the first few meetings would be a one-shot usually to introduce the players to the world they're in/the dm's play style (the one-shot may or may not connect to the actual campaign)
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Community Service0211
Wired4Dance
Addressing equity in arts education by providing therapeutic dance classes to people with disabilities.
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Faith-Based0212
Worship Club
It will help bring together the Christian and Catholic students at OCSA, giving them not only time to spend in fellowship with one another, but also time to worship together building up this community at OCSA.
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Arts - Other0189
Write to Light
Write to Light is a student-led creative club for students interested in storytelling, writing, and visual narratives, offering opportunities to explore both collaborative creative development and community engagement. There are a variety of opportunities available, spanning from developing student created ideas into fully fledged graphic novels intended towards publishing or opportunities to create creative writing enrichment videos that will be used in classrooms of younger students gaining exposure to the arts. In addition, the club emphasizes community outreach by using storytelling, writing, music, and the arts to inspire younger audiences through volunteer programs and events connected with local libraries and community organizations. Through these varied experiences, members develop creative skills, leadership, and real-world insight into how storytelling can create meaningful impact.
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Arts - Other0190
YAWP
For years, this club has allowed all OCSA students to have the opportunity to have their creative writing workshopped in a supportive and safe environment. Inspired by a Walt Whitman quote, this club has been passed down from creative writing senior to senior. As a staple in the creative writing conservatory, we open our community to everyone who is passionate about writing and wants to share their unique stories regardless of conservatory.
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Youth Action Team
The High School Youth Action Team (HSYAT) is a community service club that provides OCSA students with opportunities to become actively involved in their school and local community. Through the City of Irvine’s Youth Action Team program, members can participate in volunteer opportunities, donation drives, educational events, and social activities that address the needs and interests of teens and the broader community. The club’s goal is to make community involvement more accessible to OCSA students while encouraging students to develop leadership, teamwork, and civic engagement skills. HSYAT also gives students the opportunity to contribute to meaningful community service projects and connect with other students who share an interest in giving back. Ultimately, the club aims to create a consistent pathway for OCSA students to make a positive impact both within their school and throughout the local community.
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Youth Empowerment in STEM OCSA Chapter
Youth Empowerment in STEM OCSA Chapter allows students to explore electrical engineering, software engineering, and modern technology through beginner-friendly discussions, demonstrations, and interactive technical activities. Meetings will focus on topics such as circuits, sensors, electronics, apps, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. Students will experiment with electronic components, explore how sensors and circuits function, learn about software and cybersecurity concepts, and investigate how different hardware and software systems work together. The club is open to students from any conservatory with no prior experience required.
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