Special Interest Clubs
The Artist's Club
The South High Art Club is open to all students who want to be creative. Our art club meets at least once a month, with more meetings if a project requires it. Students design, draw and paint banners for school functions as well as produce artwork using unique materials to stretch and grow their creativity. This club also allows students who don't have an art class in their schedules to still be able to express themselves creatively. Our club allows students grades 9-12 to work together and grow as artists.
Best Buddies Club
Bring Change 2 Mind
Creative Writing Club
Creative Writing Club is a place for writers, creatives, curious students—anyone who’s interested—to gather and write! In addition, it offers a chance to get involved and get to know fellow writers! We provide information about upcoming contests, competitions, programs, publication opportunities and more! We offer a digital peer editing system to offer quality feedback, that is managed by our current board members! Every week, we go over basic information and/or offer tips to help with the writing process!
Drama Club
If you're interested in theater but don't think you can do the shows, Drama Club is a great alternative! You'll have opportunities to help out with productions and fundraisers like the Murder Mystery, the showcase, and the musical but with much less of a commitment. It's also a great place to meet new people, forge connections, and try new things such as improv and set building. Join us!
Drama Club Improv Team
South High's Improv Team is a part of the ComedySports High School League, described as the largest, most successful improv training program for high school students in the country. The team enables members to build communication skills, quick thinking, and creativity through improvisational theatre workshops and performances.
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
Unite your two passions, faith and athletics, to impact the world...join FCA today! South High's Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a community that supports and engages athletes in their sport, empowers athletes to make disciples through their example of living out Christian values, and equips athletes to grow stronger in their personal and spiritual lives.
G.S.A. (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) Club
GSA is a student-run organization that unites LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build community and organizes around issues impacting South High School and the community it serves. GSA have evolved beyond their traditional role to serve as safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth, and has emerged as a vehicle for deep social change related to racial, gender, and educational justice.
L.i.N.K. (Liberty in North Korea
Marine Science Club
Interested in learning about the wonders of marine life? Or how about the environment that surrounds us right here in the South Bay? Then the marine science club is just the cub for you! As a club we focus on bringing awareness and learning about our beautiful oceans and the complex life that lives there, and we do it by conducting exciting experiments, playing fun games, racing boats, and spending time with friends!
Math Club
South High's Math Club is an organization consisting of students interested in improving their problem solving skills and participating in regional and national math competitions. The club welcomes all students interested in mathematics, regardless of their math level. Math Club strongly encourages participating from students who seek to expand their math skills or desire to join a competitive environment.
Model United Nations(M.U.N.)Club
Are you interested in politics or international relations and looking for a club that lets you do you hands-on activities? Yes, then South High's Model UN is for you! Model UN is a simulation of UN organizations such as the UN General Assembly, UN Security Council, UNICEF, and others. Its participants take the roles of ambassadors from various countries and debate current issues. Model UN was developed in the 1950s as a way to give students hands-on learning in international relations, diplomacy, and the United Nations. Over 400,000 students around the world participate in Model UN each year.
New Life Club
South High's New Life Club aims to bring awareness to the good news of the gospel! This club welcomes all students to come join them in fellowship as they manuever their way through high school together. SHS New LIfe is a Christian family that exemplifies the great joy that they have in the love of Jesus Christ!
Science Club
South High's Science Club has as its objectives the cultivation of an awareness of science, the familiarization of the student with scientific research, the encouragement of critical thinking and the involvement of students in scientific activities under the supervision and guidance of faculty. Club activities include regular meetings, lectures, films and field trips. In addition, the SHS Science Club competes in the annual Los Angeles Regional Science Olympiad. Each year, the Olympiad offers over 20 challenging events from various science disciplines including biology, earth science, chemistry, physics, computers and technology.
StellarXplorers Club
South High's StellarXplorers Club inspires and attracts high school students to pursue studies and careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through a challenging, space system design competition involving all aspects of system development and operation with a spacecraft/payload focus. The Program supplies a self contained academic/education component accessed online as a curriculum supplement, as well as specific training in the use of system simulation software, Systems Tool Kit (STK).
Sustainable South
The purpose of the club is to create awareness of environmental issues, such as protection, conservation, preservation, and restoration, with an emphasis on educating and empowering students. Students who are interested in environmental advocacy and awareness are encouraged to join.
TEDEd Club
Guided by the official TED Student Talks Program, South High's TEDEd Club offers a safe, open environment for all students to discuss, write, and present their ideas. The weekly Tuesday lunch-time meetings, filled with instruction, conversation, and practice, lead up to the fine TEDX Event held at the end of the year, where studetns will be able to perform their TED Talks in front of an audience and have it optionally uploaded to YouTube.