Last Friday, the CFHS plaza was abuzz with excitement and the sound of steel drums as students explored dozens of clubs and discovered new ways to connect with campus life. CFHS clubs fall into three main categories: JTED/CTE-sponsored clubs, school-sponsored clubs, and student-driven clubs.  Student-driven clubs can change every year based on the interests of our students, while our other clubs are ongoing. From career pathways to creative passions, there was something for everyone!

JTED/CTE-Sponsored Clubs

• Computer Programming (FBLA) — “Coding Club”
  Build apps, websites, and games—then level up with FBLA leadership and competitions.
• DECA (Business/Marketing)
  Sharpen entrepreneurship, finance, and marketing skills through projects and contests.
• Early Childhood Education (FCCLA)
  Explore teaching careers, create activities for young learners, and compete with FCCLA.
• Film & TV / Media (FBLA)
  Plan, shoot, and edit video projects; showcase your work via FBLA events.
• Graphic Design (FBLA)
  Bring ideas to life with digital design and branding; take on FBLA creative challenges.
• HOSA (Health Occupations)
  Dive into health science careers with hands-on learning, certifications, and competitions.
• Photo (FBLA)
  Learn camera/editing techniques and submit work for FBLA judging.
• Theatre (SkillsUSA)
  From stagecraft to performance—develop technical and leadership skills with SkillsUSA.
• VEX Robotics (SkillsUSA)
  Design, build, and code robots for VEX challenges while building teamwork and leadership.

• Chinese Club — Language, culture, food, and holiday events.
• eSports — Form teams, scrim, and compete in organized leagues.
• Link Crew — Mentor freshmen and build a welcoming CFHS community.
• Mock Trial — Craft cases and compete as attorneys and witnesses.
• Model UN — Debate global issues and represent countries at conferences.
• National Art Honor Society — Create, serve, and celebrate the visual arts.
• National Honor Society — Leadership, scholarship, service, and character.
• Newspaper (The Falcon Chronicle) — Report, photograph, and publish the student voice.
• Pioneer Robotics — Design, build, and code; collaborate and compete.
• Science Olympiad — Study, build, and compete across STEM events.
• Spanish Club — Practice Spanish and explore Hispanic cultures.
• Student Council (StuCo) — Lead spirit weeks, dances, and service projects.

From finance to fine arts, student-driven clubs cover a wide variety of interests, and the Club Fair boards proved it. Students could sign up for Chamber Music Club, try their hand at markets with the Investment Club, care for animals with the Vet Club, or celebrate culture and friendship in the Asian American Club. Outdoorsy and service-minded Falcons gravitated to the Environmental Science Club (gardening and volunteer projects), while well-being advocates found a home in the Mental Wellness Club. 

• Students who signed up will hear from club leaders with meeting days/times.
• Missed the fair? Stop by the house 2 front desk or talk to Ms. Miller, Assistant Principal, for more information about clubs.