Student Clubs

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• Ambassador Club

  The Maranatha Ambassador Club is run through the Admissions office. It is an important part of our recruitment effort. We will take ambassadors to middle school fairs, and you will hope host students on campus for shadow days, 8th grade visitation day and Open House.

• Armenian Student Association (ASA)

  To have a space for the Armenians on campus to get together. Teach and welcome in non Armenians to the culture and share traditions. Not be closed off from anyone.

• Art Healing Club

  Help people express their emotions and release stress through artistic creation (such as making slime, silicone pinching, painting and coloring, paper cutting).

• Black Student Union (BSU)

  The purpose of our club is to connect Black students so they don’t feel displaced or an outsider. We want to have events for everyone to connect, learning about culture, and eating meals.

• California Scholarship Federation

  The California Scholarship Federation (CSF) is a statewide nonprofit honor society that recognizes and encourages academic achievement, leadership, and community service among middle and high school students in California. The Maranatha chapter connects high school students to volunteer, donation, and service opportunities to grow personal qualities and skills while being a valuable extracurricular that can give sealbearer status during senior year and officer roles to organize.

• Campus Sustainability Club

  Our campus sustainability club will focus on bettering our campus. Every month members will decide on a problem that can be seen throughout campus. Together we will all find a simple, cost effective solution to problems. Throughout the month we will dedicate time to working on these solutions.

• Card Collectors Club

  My club is for the people that love collecting trading cards to discuss and trade as a community. We want to bring all collectors together to share there passion of cards. 

• Centsible

  This club's purpose is to educate students about financial and business skills that will help them make mature and informed decisions and to prepare for financial struggles. There will be discussions, activities, and guest speakers that will inform students with real-life experiences to confidently and responsibly manage money and create a strong financial future. 

• Change for Change

  A nonprofit organization that advocates for installing recycling bins around campus, and brainstorming ideas of ways to raise money to help future causes, along with spreading environmentalism.

• Chess Club

  To teach and expand the chess knowledge of the students of Maranatha. This allows for community bonding and a fun way to spend time with one another.

• Chinese Christian Fellowship and Culture Club

  to build a faith based and cultural community for students at maranatha, primarily focusing on those of Chinese descent or Mandarin/Cantonese. serve as a welcoming space where members can explore their faith often using both English and Chinese languages to bridge cultural gaps

• Christian Athletes Fellowship

  Christian Athletes Fellowship is dedicated to nurturing the spiritual and athletic growth of student-athletes through scripture reading and fellowship. We aim to inspire members to include Christian values into their sports, promoting a supportive community that encourages personal excellence that has impacts on and off the field. All for God’s Glory. 

   

• Clean the Coast

  The purpose of this club is to bring together our community to help combat litter and pollution in our local beaches. Organized beach clean ups will be held frequently.

• Crafted with Kindness

  The purpose of our club is to make a space for students to wind down after a hard day to make crafts, talk, or just relax. During holidays we also want to make crafts for local shelters, or foundations in need. 

• Democracy of Writers

  Our club is meant to be a safe space for people to share their original works of writing. Additionally, give feedback on others works in a kind and informative manner. (Meetings times during flexes are decided through votes of members to fit better with varying schedules.)

• E-Moto Club

  This reason for this club, is to bring bikers together to connect and ride together. This club is for people to make new friends and have fun.

• Environmental Awareness and Advocacy Club

  The purpose of EAAC is to raise awareness of humanity's impact on the environment and advocate for a better future. We aim to foster community engagement through collaborative projects and local advocacy initiatives that encourage individuals to take meaningful action. 

• Fuel and Flourish

  the purpose of our club is to share insight to fellow athletes on how to properly fuel and exercise their bodies. This club will take a deeper dive into how to construct a beneficial meal and workout plan depending on external factors such as sport, age, gender, etc.

• Game Design & Development Club

  To bring students together and to design and create video games. The goal is to learn the fundamentals of how game development works and have members explore their interests in art, music, storytelling, coding, and design while working together on game projects and sharing their ideas.

• Girl Talk Club

  A faith-based space dedicated to building up Proverbs 31 women, where girls can come together to chat with each other or with us one-on-one. Sign-ups are not limited to only girls, and participants can discuss concerns they may not feel entirely comfortable bringing to a wellness counselor who may not relate to their age or experiences. They can come to receive prayer, get advice, or just talk and have someone listen.

• Girls STEM

  This club provides a space for any girl who is interested in STEM to come and explore. This could be to start a project by themselves or with a group or to learn more about the STEM field. This is a place for them to get a feel for a long-term STEM related project.

• Global Community Change Organization (GCCO)

  To make a social positive impact in our community through sustainability, economic balance, and hanging out! Serving other people in need and preserving nature, through fun and easy opportunities. 

• Habitat for Humanity

  The purpose of this club is to advocate and help achieve Habitat For Humanity's goal of providing everyone with a place to live. Our club will help by volunteering at their stores, working on construction sites, fundraising, and raising awareness.

• Hearts for Health

  Hearts For Health provides fundamental knowledge on public health and emergency preparedness. Driven by the belief that healthcare should be accessible to everyone, the organization is also dedicated to actively giving back to the community.

• Hearts in Hands

  My club's purpose is to help those in need, specifically the homeless and orphans. My club members and I plan to create 30-50 care packages, every 1-2 months, filled with supplies that we will donate to non-profit organizations. These supplies are toiletry items and/or food from the homes of the members of my club that they will not be using, and if members of the club would like to donate, we will always use donations to buy items for those in need.

• Helping Hands

  Helping Hands is intended to be a club to foster an empathetic environment where students at Maranatha work together to build a community of students working to help other students in many facets of school. The primary purpose would be involved in helping newer students (Freshmen, Transfers, and International) find a ready community and find their place in a new environment. This takes the form of student ambassadors leading new or prospective students to learn the school environment from a peer perspective as well as peer-help, a cross between peer-tutoring and peer-counseling that can serve multiple functions.

• Hispanic Honors Society

  To bring people of similar/same culture together to make more friends and have a better sense of community within each other. To also educate those who don’t know much about their own culture and to be more involved in school activities, having a safe space for each other

• Homeless Help Association (H.H.A)

  Our purpose is to help those in need, we are following in Jesus steps by being selfless and following Gods will and way. We are uplifting the community of Pasadena by assisting with local organizations to help those who are struggling. 

• Its The Little Things Club

  The purpose of Little Things Club is to make a positive difference through small acts of kindness and appreciation. Our club brings students together to brighten people’s days through simple projects like encouraging notes, cards, small gifts, and community service. We believe that even the little things can have a big impact.

• Japanese Culture Club

  A welcoming space to help everyone experience the amazing Japanese culture. We will be having fun while doing various Japanese practices and eating tasty Japanese treats, as well as learning the history of each of these practices.

• Jazz Club

  The purpose of this club is for exploring jazz tunes, jamming, improvisations, occasionally performing in or outside school. Helping musicians develop their musical interest and ideas beyond jazz it self, exploring the harmonies in life.

• Journalism Club

  In Journalism Club, students will participate in creating a monthly newsletter. This paper will be available for parents, students, and teachers to read and enjoy. By the end of this year students will learn to articulate fascinating new stories and reports on the events of the school year and the urgent events of the world.

• Korean Culture Club

  The purpose of the club is to teach and spread Korean culture. The club serves as a way for all kinds of people to come together, have fun, and enjoy Korean food, games, and traditions. 

• Lacrosse Club

  The purpose of the lacrosse club is to create an exclusive community where students can learn, practice, and enjoy the sport of lacrosse, regardless of their skill level. Through regular practices and team activities, the club promotes physical fitness, sportsmanship, and teamwork among its members, ultimately it provides a positive environment for students to build connections and share their passion for the game.

• Maranatha Asian American Student Association

  Our club is to build a space for Asian American students to come and celebrate their heritage. We also exist to create awareness about Asian culture at Maranatha.