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Academic Challenge
Academic Challenge is a club meant to challenge the mind and broaden students' knowledge by participating in various trivia contests against different students. The club encourages the development of cognitive and analytical skills through study of sciences, mathematics, literatures, and humanities.

California Scholastic Federation (CSF)
The California Scholastic Federation is a statewide organization that helps the community while providing students a way to note their academic success. Students sign up after every semester to report their academic record for eligibility requirements. They then would receive an accolade at graduation, proving one has achieved academic success during his high school years.

DECA
DECA is "An Association of Marketing Students" that furthers the development in the fields of marketing, management and entrepreneurship to create leaders in the business world of tomorrow. It is a national association of 165,000 marketing students. They participate in leadership training and competitive conferences, proposing business plans and research papers. MSJ's DECA program has received numerous awards and international recognition, making it one of the most distinguished chapters in the state. DECA also assists students in obtaining internships and jobs that provide course credits.

Leadership II
Leadership II is the special student task force that plans student activities year round. Members of Leadership II serve on committees such as Campus Beautification, Tech Outreach, Student-Teacher Relations, Community/Elections, Multicultural, Slide Show, Publicity, Recycling, Ambassadors, School Service, and Golf Tournament. Applications are filled out in the spring and members are selected by their willingness and dedication to serve the school.

Math Club
Math Club is open to students of all ages, interested in participating in math competitions like the AMC, AIME, etc. Join us to learn more about math and expand your mathematical horizons.

Mission SOS
In the past five years of the SOS project, over 160 schools both public and private, have formed a dedicated network of educational communities committed to creating data-based solutions to reduce academic stress within their schools. Each team attends workshops, is assigned a Stanford Coach, and with the support of Stanford University's School of Education begins a process of change. All are high performing schools. All have witnessed an increase in stress-related behaviors within their communities. All have chosen to support achievement while reducing academic stress, by working to improve the health, school engagement, and academic integrity of their schools. Our Mission Statement: Mission SOS is supporting a school environment that nurtures integrity, academic engagement, connectedness and well being.

Model United Nations
The MSJ Model United Nations is an organization for those interested in the United Nations, international relations and diplomacy, and human rights issues. It serves as a focal point for preparation and attendance at mock conferences and other associated activities

National Honor Society
The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization that provides high school seniors with Honor Roll GPA information on college scholarships and awards. Only interested second-semester seniors may join, and at graduation those who have completed all the requirements standardized by the NHS will be given a distinguished award.

Odyssey of the Mind
The Odyssey of the Mind Club is designed to introduce and engage students in this wonderful program. By forming teams to solve one of six problems, ranging from building mechanical devices to reinterpreting literary classics, students will be able to utilize and strengthen their creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork skills in competition with other schools.

Peer Resource and Advisors Club (Peer Counseling)
Peer Counseling is a seventh period class that helps the student body through positive reinforcement and peer-to-peer relations and mentoring. They train members in order fur them to help their peers with their problems. Peer counseling helps guide their peers to lead healthier and more responsible lives.

Speech and Debate
Speech and Debate (a.k.a. Forensics) offers students a chance to develop skills in public speaking, critical thinking, research, writing, and even acting. More of a team than a club, members compete against other schools in various speech and debate tournaments throughout California and the United States. Some students also have the opportunity to travel across the nation.

Wonders of Science
Wonders of Science is an exploratory science club. It gives high school students the opportunity to explore and study many different fields of science in an interactive learning environment. Activities include but are not limited to videos or discoveries of science in the world, social discussions and debates on current science issues, career speakers from many different science fields, and field trips to various science museums. Students will have a fun time learning science they did not learn at school.

 


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