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CASC Inspire Clubs

CASC Inspire Clubs are student-driven groups dedicated to nurturing leadership on high school campuses. Whether your club focuses on civic engagement or community service, join dozens of club leaders and members across the state who are making changes in their schools and beyond.

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55 +
CASC Clubs in the 2026-27 school year
60 %
Growth from 2025-26 school year
2 tracks
Civic Engagement and Community Service
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Free to establish

CASC on your Campus

Club activities vary from school to school, and are chosen by the members themselves. Some clubs run voter registration drives or peer-training programs, others operate soup kitchens and research projects.

Whatever issues are important to you, CASC can help you address them close to home.

Check out our directory to see if a club is near you this year!

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Find Your Club Below!

Or, if there’s no club near you yet, start your own!

Get free, easy access to CASC resources and a peer network.

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School Name▲Region #CountyCity
Central Valley High School 1 Shasta Shasta Lake
Enterprise High School 1 Shasta Redding
Foothill High School 1 Shasta Palo Cedro
Mount Shasta High School 1 Siskiyou Mt. Shasta
Shasta High School 1 Shasta Redding
University Preparatory School 1 Shasta Redding
Whitney High School 2 Placer Rocklin
Casa Grande High School 3 Sonoma Petaluma
Marin Academy 3 Marin San Rafael
San Rafael High School 3 Marin San Rafael
Terra Linda High School 3 Marin San Rafael
Alameda High School 4 Alameda Alameda
California High School 4 Contra Costa San Ramon
DeAnza High School 4 Contra Costa Richmond
Dougherty Valley High School 4 Contra Costa San Ramon
Homestead High School 4 Santa Clara Cupertino
Los Altos High School 4 Santa Clara Los Altos
Palo Alto High School 4 Santa Clara Palo Alto
Piedmont High School 4 Alameda Piedmont
The Quarry Lane School 4 Alameda Dublin
Clovis North High School 5 Fresno Fresno
Lincoln High School 5 San Joaquin Stockton
Mountain House High School 5 San Joaquin Mountain House
Ripon High School 5 San Joaquin Ripon
Marina High School 6 Monterey Marina
Monterey High School 6 Monterey Monterey
Rancho San Juan High School 6 Monterey Salinas
Ernest Righetti High School 7 Santa Barbara Santa Maria
Foothill Technology High School 7 Ventura Ventura
Moorpark High School 7 Ventura Moorpark
Newbury High School 7 Ventura Newbury Park
Royal High School 7 Ventura Simi Valley
Santa Susana High School 7 Ventura Simi Valley
Simi Valley High School 7 Ventura Simi Valley
Foothill High School 8 Kern Bakersfield
Arcadia High School 9 Los Angeles Arcadia
California School of the Arts 9 Los Angeles Duarte
Claremont High School 9 Los Angeles Claremont
Diamond Bar High School 9 Los Angeles Diamond Bar
Granada Hills Charter High School 9 Los Angeles Granada Hills
Pasadena High School 9 Los Angeles Pasadena
Walnut High School 9 Los Angeles Walnut
West High School 9 Los Angeles Torrance
Canyon High School 10 Orange Anaheim
Corona Del Mar High School 10 Orange Newport Beach
Crean Lutheran High School 10 Orange Irvine
Irvine High School 10 Orange Irvine
Orange County School of the Arts 10 Orange Santa Ana
Pacifica High School 10 Orange Garden Grove
Saddleback High School 10 Orange Santa Ana
Sage Hill High School 10 Orange Newport Coast
Sunny Hills High School 10 Orange Fullerton
Tesoro High School 10 Orange Las Flores
Troy High School 10 Orange Fullerton
University High School 10 Orange Irvine
Yorba Linda High School 10 Orange Yorba Linda
Ayala High School 11 San Bernardino Chino Hills
Centenniel High School 11 Riverside Corona
Chino Hills High School 11 San Bernardino Chino Hills
John F. Kennedy Middle College High School 11 Riverside Norco
Eleanor Roosevelt High School 11 Riverside Eastvale
Los Osos High School 11 San Bernardino Rancho Cucamonga
Western Christian High School 11 San Bernardino Upland
San Marcos High School 12 San Diego San Marcos

Trying to Reach a Club Leader? Ask Your Regional Clubs Director

In the interest of student privacy, we do not publish contact information for all CASC club leaders. But if you contact a Regional Clubs Director, we’ll be happy to put you in touch with a club leader near your school.

No Club at your school yet? Start your own!

Registration with CASC is free and easy, and connects you with an experienced peer network that can help you grow your club and run successful events.

Review Handbook

The CASC Club Handbook will tell you what CASC Clubs can do, what is required of them, and how to register.

CASC Club Handbook (PDF) ›

Find On-Campus Support

Find a teacher advisor and get approval from your school’s administration to establish a new club.

Register with CASC

Complete the CASC registration form online. Then, we’ll connect you with the State Outreach Director and your Region Outreach Director, who will be your one-stop shop for all your questions throughout your Club’s journey. Your Region Outreach Director will help you join the CASC Slack and communications channels, walk you through submitting a club roster and contract agreement, and give you a membership form to distribute to your club members.

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Start Leading!

Launch your club and create events you care about. CASC peers will be available every step of the way to help you utilize the CASC curriculum, run your activities and programs, and make your club engaging. Gather committed students and make a difference.

CASC students together outside the California State Capitol

Local Successes

Student policy worksheets
Civic Engagement Track

Voter Registration Drives

In the 2025-26 school year, 11 CASC clubs across the state partnered with New Voters to run registration drives, registering over 400 students.

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Workshop circles
Inspire clubs

Growing Program

Under our expanded clubs program, CASC saw a nearly 60% year-over-year increase in club registrations in 2026, allowing us to provide support to more students than ever.

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SABE delegates
Other Local Work

Woodland Serves

CASC recently established a 6-month partnership with Woodland JUSD to train 300 student leaders and develop 20+ service projects.

Woodland Serves

Start your own club!

Whatever issues you’re passionate about in your community, a CASC club can help you start solving them.