Vacaville Christian High School offers a host of interesting and exciting clubs for our student body.
Clubs and Club Meeting Times
| Club | Day / Time |
Location |
Second Thursday of each month at lunch.
|
Room 102 |
|
Monthly meetings, announced on morning announcements
|
Room 208 |
|
One Thursday a month
|
Room 206 |
|
Spanish Club |
Every other Monday at lunch
|
Room 204 |
French Club |
Fridays at lunch
|
Room 211 |
Teenage Republicans |
Mondays - Monthly meetings, (and as needed) announced on morning announcements
|
Room 207 |
S (Soroptomist) Club |
Thursdays at lunch, twice a month
|
Room 103 |
Anime Club |
Mondays lunch
|
Room 103 |
Freshmen Gentlemen’s |
Thursdays at lunch
|
Room 208 |
Sophomores’ Gentlemen’s Bible Study |
Thursdays at lunch
|
Room 106 |
Juniors’ Gentlemen’s |
Fridays at lunch
|
Conference Room 1 |
Seniors’ Gentlemen’s |
Thursdays at lunch
|
Room 215 |
Ladies’ Bible Study: A Proverbs 31 Girl |
Fridays at lunch
|
Room 203 |
Female Fellowship |
Mondays at lunch
|
Room 205 |
Spain 2013 |
Evening meetings every other month w/ parents
|
Room 205 |
Prayer Warriors |
Wednesday at lunch
|
Room 215 |
| Student Governement | Tuesdays at lunch | Room 216 |
Student Government for 2012-2013
President: Luke Barker
Vice President: Anakin Ueng
Secretary: Andrew Grabowski
Treasurer: Nitin Saukhla
Parliamentarian: Michael Gloudeman
Social Chair: Janna Basaran and Sam Starks
Rally Coordinator: Corey McCormack and Caleb Hadley
Spiritual Advisor: Emre Basaran
Tech Advisors: Katie Jones and Keo Sarno
Senior Reps: Michaela Thorn, Kaitlyn Breedwell and AJ Hearn
Junior Reps: Trevor Brown, Melisa Fitzgerald, Kristina Ryan
Sophomore Reps: Cassandra Diaz, Zoe Martin, Payton Silva
Freshmen Reps: Olivia Petnicki, Nathan Archuleta, Hannah Stine
California Scholarship Federation
The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to foster high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship on the part of the students of Vacaville Christian High School and to promote appropriate activities among its members. Students receiving an A or B in their core subject classes, as determined by a CSF approved class list, are eligible for membership each semester beginning in the spring of their sophomore year.
Students who have earned membership in at least four of their eligible six semesters (one of which must be during their senior year) earn Life Membership. All Life Members are awarded:
1. The official C.S.F. life membership pin.
2. The C.S.F. seal on their diploma and an indication of seal bearer status on the permanent academic record (transcript).
3. A gold tassel for graduation.
4. A set of gold cords to be worn at graduation.
Students who have qualified for 100% Membership, the Highest Honor in the California Scholarship Federation have earned CSF membership in each semester that they were eligible (six total). All 100% Members are awarded a special certificate and a gold satin stole to wear with their graduation gown.
The members meet once or twice a semester during the lunch period to elect officers and conduct other business as needed. Usually, awards are distributed at an Awards Ceremony held in the evening at the end of May followed by a dessert social.
The CSF advisor is Rusty Gaudard. Students who feel they are eligible must submit an application along with a copy of their previous semester grades and $10.00 dues. For more information, please contact Rusty Gaudard at rgaudard@go-vcs.com.
National Honor Society
The VCHS Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this prestigious national organization. Membership is open to 10th, 11th, and 12th grades students who have attended VCHS for at least a year and who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Standards for selection are established by the national office of NHS and have been revised to meet our local chapter needs. Students are selected to be members by a five-member Faculty Council appointed by the principal, which bestows this honor upon qualified students on behalf of the faculty of our school at the beginning of the fall semester.
Service:- VCHS NHS Service Opportunities
- VCHS NHS Service Hours forms: (PDF Version)(Word DOC Version)
- VCHS NHS Service Pre-Approval Form
For more information, feel free to contact the NHS Advisor, Janet Fogh 707-446-1776 ext. 4050 or by emailing jfogh@go-vcs.com
Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha Theta is a National Mathematics Honor Society encompassing over 65,000 students in more than 1,400 schools. They are dedicated in inspiring interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students. Mu Alpha Theta achieves these goals by providing a method for schools to recognize and encourage those students who enjoy and excel in mathematics and offering special awards to students.
Students must have earned a B in previous college prep math classes and be currently in a college prep math class.
