Start a CASC Club

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CASC on your Campus

Whether you follow the Civic Engagement or Community Service track, your CASC Club will be supported with leadership training, organizing tools, and other resources to implement projects throughout the school year.

Your fellow club leaders can help you brainstorm, develop, and run successful voter registration drives, meaningful community service projects, or student surveys to help guide your club’s future.

CASC students

You’ll also have the opportunity to partner with the State Seal of Civic Engagement, New Voters, California Department of Education initiatives, and other organizations to maximize your club’s impact.

Once you’re up and running, you and your members can join the CASC Membership Platform to get fast support from other Club leaders across the state. You can also stay in touch with your region’s outreach director for assistance.

Don’t forget to re-register every year!

six steps

Starting a CASC Club

1

Identify a faculty advisor on campus and submit all school club paperwork

2

Submit official CASC registration form

3

Submit Club Contract Agreement to CASC

4

Join CASC Club Communications and Slack

5

Submit Club Roster and Contract Agreement to Regional and State Club Directors

6

Share membership form with every club member and get started!

CASC State Council member
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Creating a CASC club is a great opportunity to get involved with CASC and make change on a regional level. Whether you're interested in improving your school, serving your community, or advocating for policy change, a CASC club provides the tools and network to turn ideas into action.
Rishaan MarwahaCASC Clubs Director 2026-27

FAQ

Who can start a club?–

Any student interested!

Do I need an advisor?+

Yes! A CASC club, like any other school club, requires a faculty advisor.

How often do clubs meet?+

Totally depends on each individual club! Preferably biweekly.

How much does it cost?+

Starting a CASC club is free!

What if my school already has leadership programs?+

Although many aspects of CASC clubs may be similar to leadership programs, like ASB, many of the activities they do are completely different. CASC clubs are much more focused on making real community change and getting students more involved through civic engagement and community service.

What support does CASC offer?+

Clubs receive access to ready-to-use CASC resources, statewide campaigns, leadership opportunities, and ongoing support from Regional Clubs Directors and the State Council. We’ll connect you with a network of motivated peer leaders across the state to help support you and maximize your club’s impact as you work to develop student leadership in your community.

Questions?

Reach out to get started

Contact State Clubs Director Rishaan Marwaha at rishaan.marwaha@casc.net.

Or reach out to your regional clubs director below.

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Contact Your Regional Clubs Director

Your club director is your local support even after your club is up and running.