Campo Academic Club studies 10 subjects based on a theme (the theme for 2023-2024 is Technology & Humanity) and participates in competitions up to the national level by taking multiple choice tests, writing essays, completing interviews, and presenting speeches. We meet in M3 from 3-4pm every Monday and Wednesday.
The Campolindo Mock Trial club, in addition to having weekly team practices with advisors present to improve our courtroom skills and abilities, participates in county-wide competitions sponsored by the Contra Costa County Office of Education located at the A.F. Bray Courthouse in Martinez, California. The club also has the possibility of
The Campolindo Mock Trial club, in addition to having weekly team practices with advisors present to improve our courtroom skills and abilities, participates in county-wide competitions sponsored by the Contra Costa County Office of Education located at the A.F. Bray Courthouse in Martinez, California. The club also has the possibility of participating in a state-wide competition, permitting performance in the county-wide competitions. Additionally, the club promotes a positive attitude of bonding and collaboration, and provides several fun club-wide activities each year in order to create the supportive environment for which we’re known. We meet once a week on Mondays at either 3:15 or 6:30.
The Campo Chronicle researches, writes, and publishes about historical events and themes that are not included in the standard and AP curriculum. We meet in E6.
BPA educates students on the business world and prepares them for competitions where students around the country compete against each other in business ideas and strategies. As a club, Their mission is to create passionate business and finance students, for real world problems they will encounter, in their future endeavors. We meet Friday during lunch in E8.
The Campolindo Robotics Club was founded in 2004 and has continued to grow ever since. In the club, they have a space for everyone, with four niche but complementary teams: mechanics, programming, design, and marketing. Every year, they participate in the FIRST Tech Challenge, and engage in various outlets for community outreach to educat
The Campolindo Robotics Club was founded in 2004 and has continued to grow ever since. In the club, they have a space for everyone, with four niche but complementary teams: mechanics, programming, design, and marketing. Every year, they participate in the FIRST Tech Challenge, and engage in various outlets for community outreach to educate others in robotics and computer science. We meet Mondays at lunch in D9.
Space science club tries to promote an interest in space science and give students opportunities to engage in professional work in the field. We meet every other Wednesday in A11.
Students in Research is dedicated to helping students design scientific research projects to compete in our regional science fair. They guide students through the experimental design process through content provided by the Young Scientists Journal, and pay for any necessary research materials with club funds. In the past few years, studen
Students in Research is dedicated to helping students design scientific research projects to compete in our regional science fair. They guide students through the experimental design process through content provided by the Young Scientists Journal, and pay for any necessary research materials with club funds. In the past few years, students have won first place in the county science fair, placed at the state science fair, and became finalists at the international science fair. Email (jill.seater24@auhsdschools.org if you are interested in joining where you will have an initial 1 on 1 meeting in G1.
B.E.S.T tries to integrate fun into biology, by performing experiments, inviting guest speakers, participating in olympiads and challenges. We meet at lunch in G4 on Tuesdays.
Cyber Competition Club train sand competes in cybersecurity competitions. Meetings 1-2 times a week on Discord.
Letters for Change enables students to connect with people in a certain industry in order to both learn about the field and advocate for their ideas. Meets Tuesdays at lunch in F3.
Business Proposal Competition Club develops business proposals and competes in national level competitions. We meet twice a month in the library.
Biotechnology is an up-and-coming field of science using life systems to improve our everyday life, such as using bacteria to filter drinking water. This club conducts biotech experiments and discusses the latest research to bring college-level information and experiences to high school students. We meet in G1 Wednesday's once a month.
Physics and Engineering club hosts fun experiments like building speakers and observing light's double-slit interference effect, participate in national physics olympiads, and explore the physics behind great feats of engineering. We meet in D11 during lunch every other Tuesday. All levels of physics and STEM knowledge are welcome. https://discord.gg/58rjqy6mAK
The Campo Current Events Club offers a space for students to develop a deeper understanding of current events, through the discussion and debate of relevant issues and happenings. They will also look at historical events to see how contemporary issues can relate to past events in our world. We meet weekly on Fridays at Lunch in M3 .
Campolindo Speech & Debate competes in parliamentary debate on the national level. Attend tournaments year round, and practice weekly. Coached by national champion debaters on the college circuit. We meet 6:30-8:30 Tuesday and Thursday in E7.
The Model UN Club will have meetings to teach how a Model UN Conference works and to assign roles for our Model UN conferences. They hope to share and expose the club members to the Model UN debate, diplomacy, and resolution-making processes. The goal of the Model UN Club is to provide Campolindo students with a better understanding of th
The Model UN Club will have meetings to teach how a Model UN Conference works and to assign roles for our Model UN conferences. They hope to share and expose the club members to the Model UN debate, diplomacy, and resolution-making processes. The goal of the Model UN Club is to provide Campolindo students with a better understanding of the inner workings of the United Nations, to help them to build skills in diplomacy and compromise, and to teach them about current international issues. We meet B7 during lunch every other Monday.
Coding Club takes a deep dive into the world of code. They host activities and explore various topics relating to computer science. They also occasionally host multi-meeting projects or contests. We meet in the library during Friday academies.
Campolindo SWENext club is associated with the global organization SWE (Society of Women Engineers), a major advocate for women in engineering and technology. SWENext is a way for students through the age of 18 to become part of the SWE engineering and technology community. We meet every other Wednesday in D9.
Biolympiad Clubs goal is to promote the learning of biology and to help students achieve success with various biology competitions by facilitating study and exam/competition preparation. We meet in G1 every Friday at lunch.
Yearbook club Our club allows students that weren’t able to enroll in the yearbook class help out with yearbook tasks. We meet during lunch on Wednesdays in M3.
Stitches club is Friday Academy in the Library Den where we teach people to sew.
Game Jam Club allows aspiring developers to quickly produce games. We meet every other Tuesday at lunch in the library.
Business Professionals Clubs missions is to create an environment where all students interested in business, finance, hospitality and management, can get real life experience in those fields. We will educate them in their desired topics, and students can use that knowledge to participate in local and national DECA competitions.
Economics Club teaches the basis of economics, as well as compete in different business competitions. We meet every other Tuesday in B11, as well as occasional weekends.
In the investment club they will teach students critical financial skills through interactive activities, with plenty of prizes. We meet monthly during Academy in the MUR.
The Rocketry club designs, builds, and launches rockets. We meet Thursdays at Lunch in D5.
Math club enters and prepares teams of students for math competitions, as well as host competitions of their own. Prospective members will have the chance to study mathematical concepts, hear from speakers, and get involved in math on campus. We meet Wednesdays during lunch in D9.
AACT will teach students about different types of cancers and create a fundraising project to raise money to donate to cancer research/awareness. We meet every other Friday in D1.
The Financial Investment Club educates high school students on investment and personal finance. They also compete in national competitions like the UPenn Wharton investment competition. We meet in A11, Fridays at lunch.
Girls Who Code teaches girls and non-binary students programming and have discussions about the intersection of gender equality and computer science. We meet Thursdays in B11.
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