Student Clubs
Each year clubs are initiated and organized according to student interest and students are encouraged to join clubs during Join-A-Club Week held at the beginning of the school year. Clubs promote active participation and involvement of student members and participate in a variety of Christian Service activities and projects during the course of the year.

Below is a list of SJHS clubs:

  • ​Ambassadors
  • American Heart Association
  • Animal Welfare Club
  • API
  • Art Club/Art Studio
  • Black Student Union
  • Care for Survivors
  • Creative Writing Club
  • CSJ Circle
  • Drama Club
  • Environmental Club
  • Fandom Club
  • Film Club
  • Folklorico Club
  • French Club
  • Girls Athletic Association (GAA)
  • Girls who Code
  • Italian Club
  • JAM
  • ​Jester Homegirls
  • Jewels & Gems Club
  • Joan of Arc Club
  • Key Club
  • Math League
  • Math Tutoring Lab
  • Medical Club
  • Mock Trial
  • Model United Nations
  • Newspaper
  • Peer Helpers/Casa Youth Shelter
  • Red Cross Club
  • Spanish Club
  • SSEW (sewing club)
  • Student Tech Team (Jester Live News)
  • The Dance Company
Student Fundraising
The Director of Activities oversees and approves all fundraising performed by students. In some cases, the Director of Advancement is consulted to assure consistency and to prevent conflicts. 

Non-SJHS individuals and groups may not sell items on campus without prior permission from the Assistant Principal for Facilities and Operations, Activities office and Director of Advancement.

Academic Honor Societies
Students who excel academically are encouraged to join one or more SJHS honor societies (membership is by invitation).  Students must meet specific qualifications in order to receive an invitation.  Students may also be required to submit an application for membership consideration.  Honor societies are expected to participate in "serving the dear neighbor" by tutoring fellow Jesters and choosing Christian service projects during the course of the year.

The SJHS Academic Honor Societies are summarized below. However, the website contains the most up-to-date information about these organizations:
https://sj-jester.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=409750&type=d&termREC_ID=&pREC_ID=752185

Honor Society
​Purpose​Qualifications
California Scholarship Federation (CSF)​The California Scholarship Federation (CSF) is a state-wide organization for the above-average high school student. The CSF members provide tutoring services to SJHS students and participate in school events.​Students must apply each semester that they are eligible. This includes completing the CSF application and paying the membership fee during the application period. Freshmen may apply second semester as affiliate members during the membership period by completing the application using their first semester grades and paying the membership fee.

The GPA calculation is not used for CSF. To qualify, each student must earn 10 CSF points based on her prior semester’s report card.

Membership is not retroactive. That is, the student is responsible for applying each semester during the membership period. She cannot apply for a prior semester.
​French Honor Society (Société Honoraire de Français - SHF)​To foster and encourage the study of the French language and culture.​Two full years of French with a grade of A- or better; a minimum 3.0 GPA in all other coursework (excluding French grades); completion of at least one full semester at SJHS (transfer students). Enrollment is by moderator/teacher invitation only.
​Italian Honor Society​To foster and encourage the study of the Italian language and culture.​Two full years of Italian with a grade of 90% or better, and a minimum overall GPA of 80%. Enrollment is by moderator/teacher invitation only.
​Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta)​Mu Alpha Theta is an organization dedicated to promoting scholarship in mathematics and establishing math as an integral part of high school. The purpose of the organization is to develop strong scholarship in the subject, promote the enjoyment of mathematics in high school, and encourage intellectual thought.​Juniors and seniors that have completed Algebra 2 and currently enrolled in an advanced math course (Pre-Calculus, Honors Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics); cumulative Math GPA of 3.8 or above; cumulative overall GPA 3.5 of or above.

Students must apply each year that they are eligible. This includes completing the application and paying the membership fee during the application period.

All members are required to complete five volunteer hours through the MHS tutoring program during each year of membership to be considered an active member.
​National English Honor Society (NEHS)​To foster and encourage the study of English language and literature.​Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors who have attended SJHS for at least one semester prior to being considered, have maintained a minimum 3.5 overall GPA, has received at least an A- in all English coursework, and has enrolled in and completed at least two English courses prior to membership induction.

Students must apply each year that they are eligible. This includes completing the application and paying the membership fee during the application period.

All members are required to complete seven volunteer hours through the NEHS tutoring program during each year of membership to be considered an active member.
​National Honor Society (NHS)​To stimulate a desire to render service, create enthusiasm for scholarship, promote leadership, and develop character.​Membership by invitation only is extended to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who maintain outstanding scholarship (minimum 3.8 GPA), character, leadership, and service.

Students must apply each year that they are eligible. This includes completing the application and paying the membership fee during the application period.

All members are required to complete seven volunteer hours through the NHS tutoring program during each year of membership to be considered an active member.

Students who are members of the NHS for 6 semesters receive a NHS pin to wear on Graduation Day and may purchase the NHS stole to wear on Graduation day.
​Quill and Scroll​Quill and Scroll is an international high school journalism honor society that recognizes and encourages both individual and group achievements in scholastic journalism.​To be eligible for induction into Quill and Scroll, students must be a junior or senior in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing, either for the year of their election or for the cumulative total of all high school work who have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work, and have both the recommendation of the supervisor/committee governing publications and the approval of the Society's Executive Director.

Students must apply each year that they are eligible. This includes completing the application and paying the membership fee during the application period.

All members are required to complete seven volunteer hours through the Quill and Scroll  tutoring program during each year of membership to be considered an active member.
​Science National Honor Society​To encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought. It is to advance the students’ knowledge of classical and modern science, to communicate with the scientific community, and to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science. It is to encourage students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind. Membership is open to only juniors and seniors. A member must have an overall 3.75 (weighted) GPA and an un-weighted 3.667 Science GPA. A member must have taken at least one honors science class prior to the eleventh grade.  A member must be enrolled in at least one additional Honors or AP level science class during or prior to the twelfth grade.
​Spanish Honor Society​To foster and encourage the study of the Spanish language and culture.​Maintain minimum 3.5 overall GPA, earn an A- or better in all Spanish coursework, and enrollment in and completion of one advanced Spanish course (Spanish IV, AP Spanish Language, or AP Spanish Literature).


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