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.
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!
Contact Your Regional Clubs Director with Questions
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.
| School Name▲ | Region # | County | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise High School | 1 | Shasta | Redding |
| University Preparatory School | 1 | Shasta | Redding |
| Dixon High School | 3 | Solano | Dixon |
| Maria Carrillo High School | 3 | Sonoma | Santa Rosa |
| 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 |
| El Cerrito High School | 4 | Contra Costa | El Cerrito |
| Evergreen Valley High School | 4 | Santa Clara | San Jose |
| Henry M. Gunn High School | 4 | Santa Clara | Palo Alto |
| Homestead High School | 4 | Santa Clara | Cupertino |
| Irvington High School | 4 | Alameda | Fremont |
| Los Altos High School | 4 | Santa Clara | Los Altos |
| Miramonte High School | 4 | Contra Costa | Orinda |
| Monte Vista High School | 4 | Contra Costa | Danville |
| Mountain View High School | 4 | Santa Clara | Mountain View |
| Piedmont High School | 4 | Alameda | Piedmont |
| Clovis North High School | 5 | Fresno | Fresno |
| Lincoln High School | 5 | San Joaquin | Stockton |
| Salinas High | 6 | Monterey | Salinas |
| 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 |
| California School of the Arts | 9 | Los Angeles | Duarte |
| Covina High School | 9 | Los Angeles | Covina |
| Diamond Bar High School | 9 | Los Angeles | Diamond Bar |
| La Cañada High School | 9 | Los Angeles | La Cañada Flintridge |
| San Marino High School | 9 | Los Angeles | San Marino |
| Granada Hills Charter High School | 9 | Los Angeles | Granada Hills |
| Walnut High School | 9 | Los Angeles | Walnut |
| Arnold O. Beckman High School | 10 | Orange | Irvine |
| Canyon High School | 10 | Orange | Anaheim |
| Gretchen Whitney High School | 10 | Orange | Cerritos |
| Irvine High School | 10 | Orange | Irvine |
| Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) | 10 | Orange | Santa Ana |
| Orange Lutheran High School | 10 | Orange | Orange |
| Pacifica High School | 10 | Orange | Garden Grove |
| Saddleback High School | 10 | Orange | Santa Ana |
| Sonora High School | 10 | Orange | La Habra |
| Sunny Hills High School | 10 | Orange | Fullerton |
| Tesoro High School | 10 | Orange | Las Flores |
| Troy High School | 10 | Orange | Fullerton |
| Ayala High School | 11 | San Bernardino | Chino Hills |
| Beaumont High School | 11 | Riverside | Beaumont |
| Centennial High School | 11 | Riverside | Corona |
| Chino Hills High School | 11 | San Bernardino | Chino Hills |
| John F. Kennedy Middle College High School | 11 | Riverside | Norco |
| Santiago High School (Corona) | 11 | Riverside | Corona |
| Canyon Crest Academy | 12 | San Diego | San Diego |
| Santa Fe Christian | 12 | San Diego | Solana Beach |
| Scripps Ranch High School | 12 | San Diego | San Diego |
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.
- Region 1: Hannah Halpenny (hannah.halpenny@casc.net)
- Region 2: Zach Vando-Milberger (zach.vando-milberger@casc.net)
- Region 3: Suleyma Diaz (suleyma.diaz@casc.net)
- Region 4: Souri Zarehparvar (souri.zarehparvar@casc.net)
- Region 5: Deola Aderemi (deola.aderemi@casc.net)
- Region 6: None at this time; please reach out to Region 6 President Luis Hernandez at luis.hernandez@casc.net
- Region 7: Ranbir Jain (ranbir.jain@casc.net) and Simran Suri (simran.suri@casc.net)
- Region 8: Samira Bretado (samira.bretado@casc.net)
- Region 9: Samuel Paik-Heintz (samuel.paik-heintz@casc.net) and Cameron Lee (cameron.lee@casc.net)
- Region 10: Ashley Jang (ashley.jang@casc.net) and Shagoon Patel (shagoon.patel@casc.net)
- Region 11: Eshaan Aromal (eshaan.aromal@casc.net)
- Region 12: Yoochan Na (yoochan.na@casc.net)
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.
Submit CASC Registration Form > ›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.
Local Successes
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.
New Voters >
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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Woodland Serves
CASC recently established a 6-month partnership with Woodland JUSD to train 300 student leaders and develop 20+ service projects.
Woodland ServesStart your own club!
Whatever issues you’re passionate about in your community, a CASC club can help you start solving them.