Our mission is to end the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness.

To share Chinese history and culture and promote greater understanding and inclusivity within the CPS community. To inform the community on pressing issues facing Chinese Americans, especially those that aren’t represented in the media, and encourage dialogue.

Climate crew is a club devoted to hindering the effects of climate change through local service work. We focus on making climate and environmental-related volunteering opportunities more accessible to the College Prep community by partnering with local organizations. Get involved! Your planet needs you!

CPS PAW is a club centered around animal volunteerism. In addition to on campus activities like pet toy making, fundraising bake sales, and blanket drives, we will bring small groups to volunteer at an animal shelter nearby. Come out if you like dogs and cats!

We will build a community garden on campus.

The Feminist Union at College Prep is a space for the discussion of sexism and how it has both currently and historically affected different groups of people and their daily lives. Our goal is to establish a community where those who misogyny has historically marginalized can take pride in their identities. We aim to explore the history of feminism and its applications to contemporary issues including intersectionality. We also aim to provide a space where students feel supported and heard, while seeking opportunities for activism within College Prep and the broader community.

Filipino Student Association aims to introduce Filipino culture to non-Filipino students and cultivate a safe and fun space for Filipino students to bond and learn about our own culture. We will also discuss Filipino history and its effects on present Filipino society and culture.

A coalition of students interested in bettering our communities through a variety of volunteering opportunities and welfare contributions.

The International Club seeks to provide a safe space for all members of the international community. Be it as an immigrant, first second or even third generation, the club creates and environment where your culture can be celebrated and appreciated. The International Club seeks to be a rainbow coalition where people hailing from all countries can seek information regarding other cultures as well as international news and events that are not reported domestically in the United States. Furthermore, the International Club encourages students to bring pieces of their heritage to all of our meetings, and allows for students to present and share the cultures and traditions of their homelands.

Japanese Culture Club strives to educate the College Prep community on Japanese customs and history while celebrating Japanese heritage. From discussions on current events to hosting holiday events, JCC has so much to offer in both affinity and all school spaces!

The Jewish Student Union aims to create spaces where Jews at College Prep can connect with each other, have discussions, and celebrate being Jewish while also sharing our values and culture with the wider College Prep community.

Our mission is to foster a safe and welcoming environment for members of the College Prep community who are LatinX. We aim to do this by offering affinity spaces for LatinX students and offering meetings open to the whole campus that celebrate LatinX cultures.

The Muslim Student Association is a student body dedicated to providing a space for College Prep Muslim students to practice their faith comfortably. We provide a space for prayer and a space for discussions involving the Muslim community and other intersectional communities, as well as discussions regarding elements of the Islamic faith and its history.

Step into the rich tapestry of Native American heritage and join our Native American Culture Club! We are a passionate and welcoming community dedicated to celebrating and preserving the diverse and vibrant traditions of Indigenous peoples across North America. Our club serves as a bridge to foster understanding, appreciation, and respect for Native American cultures.

A space were neurodiverse students can come to together to safely talk about their experiences and brainstorm ideas to improve their experience at College Prep. Additionally, we hope to educate others who are neurotypical.

The goals of this club are to destigmatize periods in our community, combat period poverty, and advocate for proactive period policy. Through community discussions, documentary viewings, informative presentation and affinity spaces we hope to interrogate the systems in our community and the larger world that stigmatize periods. Periods are a bodily function and should be thought of as so, and not something to be quieted or feel ashamed about. The second part of this clubs mission is to combat period poverty, the inability to access menstrual products due to economic or social barriers. Menstruators should have access to period products. We hope to address this issue through menstrual hygiene drives, fundraisers, and other inventive ideas. The last facet of this club is to advocate for period policy. This will take the form of working with other schools and like-minded youth to pressure lawmakers into implementing policy that supports menstruators.

Renew is a club focused on second-hand clothes shopping and repurposing of fabrics and materials. We're hoping to create a space on campus enthusiastic about clothes and fabric recycling as a way of environmental activism and also a form of art expression. This is a learning positive environment, so if repurposing or thrifting is new to you, you are totally welcome!

Shelter is a volunteer program at College Prep. Every other Saturday morning, we bring a group to St. Vincent De Paul's in Oakland to prepare meals. Tasks involve cooking, packing, and serving. It's the best way to have fun with your friends and give back to your community. No advanced cooking skills required! 

At Side by Side, we aim to build community between high school students with and without learning differences. We meet weekly to chat, socialize, and have fun, and it's a great opportunity to build friendships with other students from another high school.

Do you like freebies? Ever seen piles of free stuff on the curb while walking your dog? Have you considered looking for secondhand items instead of purchasing them for hundreds of dollars? If so, you should join Stooping Club! We reclaim seemingly ordinary objects and give them a new home and purpose. From saving “abandoned junk” like school supplies, books, Legos, bedding, cookware, and furniture to street gems such as antique china or even pianos, stooping can change lifestyles. We seek to minimize our wasteful buying habits and landfill contributions by discovering the discarded beauty all around us. Stooping offers an eco-friendly and affordable opportunity to not just find the things we are looking for but also to turn those items into treasures for people within the community. We host online flea/free markets, auctions, and other forums to share our scavenging successes with the school. All proceeds are donated to local charities.  

This is a community space for students with physical, medical, or mental disability.

Dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive space that celebrates the rich heritage and contemporary spirit of Taiwan. Through thought-provoking discussions, cultural and culinary showcases, and more, we strive to create a community where individuals from all backgrounds can come together to learn and appreciate the beautiful island nation of Taiwan.

The World Humanitarian Rights Club seeks to shed light on human rights violations across the world, without a special focus on those that are not represented in mainstream media. The information is spread with the aim of not only bringing the state of the world into our view, but also inspiring future activists to take charge and end these atrocities.

To learn about and be inspired by the strategies of nature in designing and developing solutions to humanity's challenges.

The Computer Science Team is a fun space for people with a common interest in learning about computer science and programming. We prepare together and compete in several computer science competitions, but the club is open to people with all levels of competitive interest and experience.

In a world full of information, how can one avoid being misled? In Infauxgraphics Club, we will try to figure out some ways to combat disinformation in the form of misleading charts. We will be discussing various fallacies in charts and graphs one can find all over the media, learning how to correct for them, and even building our own charts and graphs!

This club is the College Prep chapter of Kids Teach Tech, Kids Teach Tech empowers youth to seize the technology opportunities of their future. We enable students to become teachers who create and teach programming and technology classes for their community. Find more information at kidsteachtech.com.

Makers' Club is a gathering of people who like to build! No experience is necessary—we hope to create a space where everyone can use the xLab for individual and large club projects. We will host 3D printer, laser cutting certifications, and Ultimaker Cura information sessions while sharpening our skills through 3D additive manufacturing, laser cutting, metal-work & computer engineering projects. Club Website: cpsmakers.club | Direct Contact: makers@college-prep.org

Math Club is the place where you grow your passion for mathematics! Throughout the year, we participate in a slew of competitions. While some events emphasize speed, others focus more on creative thinking and collaboration, aspects that hold greater value to us than any form of competitive success. In the end, we hope to help you find laughter endlessly in the math we experience in our daily lives—the number plates on cars, the sinusoidal waves of sound, the structural designs of modern museums.

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