Vietnamese Student Association

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To create a positive community for Vietnamese students and spread Vietnamese Culture.

MEDLIFE

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MEDLIFE at Leland is a chapter of a global non-profit organization dedicated to improving healthcare access in low-income communities across Latin America and Africa. Our club focuses on raising awareness, creating local volunteer opportunities, organizing fundraisers, and hosting educational workshops. Members have the chance to participate in service-learning trips to these regions, where they can see their efforts in action, shadow healthcare professionals, and make an impact in underserved communities.

Guitar

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The guitar club is a place for everybody with an interest in guitar. Skilled players can meet here to jam and meet others with the same passion and learn from peers. All beginners are welcome, we will have experienced players on hand to teach.

Quiz Bowl

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We aim to enrich students' knowledge by practicing questions on a variety of subjects, and promote team spirit, to prepare for tournaments on said subjects.

Psychology

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Leland Psychology Club is targeted towards students interested in psychology/psychiatry and those who would like to further their understanding on the human brain and behaviors, psychological theories and rarer illnesses, and conduct research and hands on experiments. Students will also be able to have an interactive experience through guest speakers to develop understanding and get oppurtunities to volunteer at mental health organizations, hospitals, health fairs, and more where they can support our community, gain experience working in the field, and lastly, we will organize workshops and events at Leland to educate others, led by professionals and members of the club. Our aim is to nurture the interests of those interested in psychology while simultaneously making an impact on the broader community.

Fantasy Sports

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The purpose of the Fantasy Sports Club is to allow Leland students to come together and learn about fantasy sports through participation in fantasy sports leagues.

Go Board Game

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To discuss the board game of Go. Go is of immense importance due to its rich cultural heritage, intellectual stimulation, and strategic depth. Originating over 4,000 years ago in China, it represents a significant cultural artifact in East Asia, symbolizing wisdom and strategic insight. Intellectually, Go sharpens cognitive skills like spatial reasoning and strategic planning, and is used in education to teach critical thinking and problem-solving.

Creative Writing

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Club description looks good, but the club name is "The Creative Writing Club" not "Creative Writing"

Besties Who Code

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Leland Besties Who Code aims to spread and teach programming knowledge to everyone regardless of sex and gender. By teaching a curriculum of several programming languages, our mission is to inspire, educate, and promote equality within the tech field.

Sustainable Power Club

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The purpose of the Sustainable Power Club is to educate fellow students on sustainable energy sources and to promote a deeper understanding of renewable technologies, and their role in mitigating environmental challenges through research.

Physics

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The purpose of Physics Club is to learn new and advanced topics of Physics in a way that is accessible to students of most, if not all, prior knowledge levels.

Computer Science

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To teach students about Computer Science through leading projects, introducing different programming languages, and providing resources so that they can bring their ideas to life. We will be teaching Python over the school year through creating games or using various libraries, as well as the basics of web development.

Christ Seekers

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The purpose of this club is to create a community of Christians. We want for existing Christians to be able to find and create relationships with other Christians. We also aim to allow non Christians to explore Christianity and if they want, bring them to Christ.

Science Olympiad

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The purpose is to provide students with opportunity to learn more about different fields and areas in science and display their knowledge at various events and tournaments.

Gameify It

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Teach students to build habits through gamification and why they matter.

Dungeons & Dragons

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Our goal is to create a community around the tabletop gaming sphere by introducing people to, and playing, the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons. Beginners and Veterans alike are welcome!

Chinese Calligraphy

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To spread the art of China and welcome everyone to practice it.

NeuroChargers

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The purpose of NeuroChargers is to inspire and educate students about neuroscience through opportunities to engage in hands-on projects and apply knowledge to improve mental health and manage stress. An important goal is to demonstrate how neuroscience can help develop effective coping strategies and enhance overall wellness. By understanding how stress impacts brain functions like memory, attention, and emotional regulation, students can use techniques such as mindfulness and cognitive behavioral approaches to improve focus and well-being. The club provides opportunities for members to volunteer and teach neuroscience to younger elementary students. This club will also prepare interested students for participation in the national level Brain Bee competition.

Korean Student Association

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To spread awareness and understanding of Korean culture as well as to help improve basic conversational skills.

Naach

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Leland Naach is a dynamic Bollywood fusion dance team dedicated to celebrating Indian culture through various Bollywood dance styles. We welcome anyone who loves dance to join us, as we frequently perform at showcases and compete in various dance events!

Cards Club

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The Cards Club aims to educate students about the statistics, logic, and theory behind popular card games. We aim to provide a place for students to enjoy card games as well as learn about how to play them effectively.

FRC 604 Robotics

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The Leland High School Robotics Team is a student-run club devoted to promoting science and technology at school and in the community. In order to foster a love and passion for science and technology in others, we are involved in the FIRST Robotics Competition as an active participant. Our goal is to light a flame of passion for science and technology in each of our community’s youth by giving access to anyone and everyone interested. Through our year-round program, our students have the opportunity to apply formal education to real-life challenges which not only excites them, but also guides them toward a promising future in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.

Upcylomania

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Our aim is to promote the art of repurposing through discussion of upcycling innovations and by working on upcycling projects as a group as well.

Pickle Ball

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A welcoming community that allows people to play a uprising sport called pickle ball at their school and with their friends instead of going to a park far away.

Contemporary Piano

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To provide a space for students to practice their skills, explore contemporary piano style, and collaborate with their peers.

AI (Artificial Intelliegence)

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We aim to provide a collaborative and inclusive environment where members can learn about AI technologies, develop practical skills through hands-on projects, and explore ethical considerations in AI. Our goal is to empower students to become innovative thinkers and future leaders in the field of artificial intelligence.

American Cancer Society

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The American Cancer Society school club is dedicated to raising awareness about cancer prevention, supporting patients, and fundraising for cancer research. Through events, volunteer work, and community engagement, the club unites students to make a meaningful impact in the fight against cancer while fostering a compassionate and supportive environment.

Charger News Channel

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Produce a five minute news broadcast containing school events, interviews, segments, and sports to inform the school of what is happening.

Skintellectuals

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Leland Skintellectuals is a club dedicating to exploring the fusion of skincare and chemistry. Through many hands on experiments, skincare tips, informative slideshows, and interviews with professionals, we aim to promote healthy skincare habits and educate members on the science behind everything!

Art4All

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Art4All meets with special needs families to teach various types of art including fiber art, drawing, and sculpture, dedicated to creating an inclusive environment in which neurodiverse students' talents and abilities are recognized and celebrated.

Sports

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With school being stressful with tests and projects, the sports club is designed to have a little fun. The club will be held every week at lunch and play an elected sport agreed upon by all members.

Iranian Student Association

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The purpose of the Iranian Student Association is to create a supportive community for Iranian students at Leland, including Persians, Assyrians, and others. Our goals are to promote our diverse culture, Iranian heritage, and portray the feats of Iranian individuals via cultural displays and events. We welcome and encourage participation from non-Iranian individuals who are interested in engaging and learning about Iranian culture.

Bring Change to Mind (BC2M)

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End the stigma surrounding mental health and mental illness.

Photography

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The purpose of the photography club is to create a community where photographers can connect and share their passion for photography. Not only will we critique each other and enhance each person’s skills, but we will also host challenges and contests where each individual can display their own art and creativity

Team HBV

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Team HBV is a chapter within the international Team HBV network, is affiliated with the Asian Liver Center at Stanford University and supports the JoinJade global campaign. Through spearheading social media campaigns, fundraisers, educational workshops, outreach events, and more, Team HBV aims to spread awareness of the hepatitis B virus (HBV), eliminate surrounding stigma, foster a greater understanding of public health issues, and encourage individuals to stay informed and take action to safeguard their health.

4K Dance

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To create a welcoming community for people who those who are interested in dancing to Korean pop music.

Language Education Advancement Program (LEAP)

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Our mission has two parts: bring English education to underprivileged elementary-middle school students across the world and inspire Leland students to learn Spanish at a more profound level. Members choose to undertake certain roles, such as tutoring and tutee outreach. Mainly, we provide one-on-one tutoring, group lessons and virtual discussions. We meet bi-monthly to discuss progress and hold training sessions on how to provide English lessons in Spanish and hopefully other languages later on such as French and Portuguese. For now though, we encourage any student with a fundamental knowledge of Spanish to join! Ultimately, we strive to carry out our vision as best we can—to encourage global education—because education changes our lives and brings the best out of humanity.

Life Skills

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The purpose of the club shall be to teach Leland students practical lifelong skills that aren't taught in general education as well as help prepare students for life after graduation.

Marine Education & Research (MERC)

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The purpose of this club is to provide an interactive community to express and grow passions for marine biology. Here, students will learn about the wonders of the ocean and the incredible sea life that call it home. There are also opportunities to participate in activities such as beach cleanups, fundraisers for ocean conservation, as well as the occasional field trip to aquariums and marine preserves.

Astro Revolution

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Travel light years away to unfold the hidden part of the cosmos. No prior knowledge to begin your journey to the stars! We are a volunteer based non-profit organization that educate curious minds about the world beyond our planet and encourage them to explore their passion for space at a young age. We provide free workshops covering an interactive and engaging curriculum with hands on experiments.

Habitable Worlds

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Habitable Worlds Club hopes to educate members about various topics regarding habitable worlds beyond Earth and factors regarding life.

Mock Trial

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Mock Trial allows students to learn about the legal system and develop public speaking skills by participating in simulated courtroom proceedings and taking on roles such as attorneys, witnesses, and courtroom staff.

Rube Goldberg

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Rube Goldberg performs simple tasks in an elaborate and complicated manner. We discuss fundamental concepts of Goldberg and participate in competition. In this club, students can freely discuss solutions without a mentor, they will be able to learn physics, mechanisms, and the process of engineering even more in depth.

Anyone Can STEM

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Anyone can STEM is a club that focuses on expanding representation in STEM to minorities like women. We aim to encourage younger kids and students to dive into STEM activities and pursue their passions. We are bring in guest speakers, teach kids at schools and libraries, work on community projects, and have provide mentors and networking opportunities.

Science

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Leland Science Club aims to foster student engagement in STEM by hosting events like dissections and the Leland Science Fair, inspiring the next generation of innovative scientists and engineers. Our mission is to encourage students to pursue a passion for STEM, innovate solutions, and inspire positive change both within our school and the community.

New Visions of Tomorrow

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Leland branch of organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of blind and visually impaired youth. NVoT offers a variety of educational and social experiences, and has coordinated fundraising and charity events, including hands-on science events, scavenger hunts, and mobility trips.

Aerospace & Aviation

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To educate in the fields of aerospace and aviation, inspire students of Leland, and to provide resources for their success in said fields.

Pokemon

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We are a club where people can come to share their knowledge about pokemon in a safe environment.

EcoLearners

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To promote ecology and environmental sustainability through activities, projects, and community service. We want to create a better community through fostering a love for the environment.

Supercell

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The Supercell Club is a club dedicated to both the novices and experienced players of Supercell games: Brawl Stars, Clash Royale, etc. In The Supercell Club, we’re creating a dedicated space for Supercell gamers to discuss their opinions of strategies, characters, updates, and more. Additionally, the club will host tournaments to improve members' skills. But more importantly, to have fun!

Medical

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We aim to educate students about jobs in medicine, connect them to healthcare professionals, and guide them through the process of entering the medical field.

Biology Club

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Join Biology Club and have fun doing hands on experiments like dissections, suturing, culturing bacteria, and more! We also host movie nights with food, trivia games, and competitions such as USABO and Biology Bowl. We aim to make more students interested in biology and create a community of passionate future biologists!

Math

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We teach Leland students mathematical concepts outside the school curriculum and spread our passion for math to the Leland community by providing competition opportunities for math-lovers.

Current Events

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The purpose of current events club is to educate and inform students on current events on the national and international level. We aim to have mature discussions about these events and consider opinions from multiple sources and standpoints. We hope that students form their own voice and expertise on these subjects in order to become well rounded and involved citizens.

Cybersecurity Club

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The Cybersecurity Club bridges the gap between academic learning and real-world scenarios, equips members with practical skills, teaches ethical hacking techniques, and provides knowledge of emerging threats. Through hands-on exercises and workshops, we seek to foster innovation and critical thinking in the field of cybersecurity.

Hiking

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Same as last year; to organize and go on student-led hikes in the various parks around Almaden Valley and San Jose.

Subatomic Worlds

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Subatomic Worlds is a club dedicated to studying concepts beyond Newtonian/Classical Physics. The goal of Subatomic Worlds is to host a learning environment where students can learn fundamental concepts of Particle Physics without the constraints of understanding advanced math. Through hands-on experiments and projects, members will apply newly learned theory. Moreover, this club will seek opportunities such as volunteering and inviting guest experts to deepen learning of subatomic phenomena.

Economic and Finance

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Teach economics and finance to students across campus.

Garden Club

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To teach people the basics on how to take care of plants and grow them in their home. To expand Further we teach people how to respect and take care of wildlife.

Chess

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The Chess Club aims to spread the wonderful benefits of chess to the Leland student body. During the year, we will play in chess tournaments(online and at Leland) where we will be able to practice what we learn throughout the way. During the year, the chess club will host chess tournaments at Leland.

Journey Around the World (JAW)

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JAW believes that everyone deserves basic resources and equal opportunities. To pursue this, we create campaigns in which we fundraise and/or collect donations for various communities and organizations. The JAW team brings together people of different backgrounds and gives them the opportunity to go on charity trips to underprivileged communities, locally and internationally. Our goal is to allow people to create deep connections with others globally, while supporting them in meaningful ways through humanitarian actions.

Kids Teach Tech

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Kids Teach Tech Empowers youth to create and teach classes in Technology, Robotics, Coding, and Artificial Intelligence for underserved youth, turning students into teachers and leaders helping to lift their communities and increase future opportunities. We have 200+ youth teachers who have taught 8000+ students, in Oakland, the Bay Area, California, across the nation, and internationally. No prior coding experience is required to join Kids Teach Tech as key coding concepts will be taught to those who need the help. There are also many different non-coding positions available in KTT that focus more on the teaching approach and social aspect of interacting with students. Members of the club who are interested in coding will specifically focus on brainstorming and creating classes that interest them in the field of technology to share with others. Everyone is welcome to assist in our many volunteering opportunities that could range from events like our Hispanic Heritage Celebration class to our week-long annual STEM Camp at UC Berkeley Engineering. Furthermore, what is unique about KTT is its approach to teaching as members of our club will learn how to effectively engage their students in learning technology and teach them very advanced concepts in a more one-on-one manner.

Fashion

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club for the discussion, practice, and design of fashion. we focus on sustainability and community building activities

International

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Our club is dedicated to explore diverse cultural experiences and traditions of different ethnicities, while offering students an engaging space to learn and connect. Each meeting, we provide different cultural trivia, games, or lessons, along with the opportunity to try foods from different cultures. This club has been established for over 14 years, providing a space for students to explore different cultures.

Red Cross

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Red Cross is a global humanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief, and education around the world. Along with offering lifesaving skills like CPR and first aid, Red Cross promotes health and safety preparedness. Our Leland branch seeks to engage the student body by educating peers on safety protocols, emergency response, and disaster preparedness. Through fun interactive activities, we aim to empower students to take proactive steps in helping others and preventing injuries in both everyday situations and larger-scale emergencies.

Filipino American Student Union

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The Filipino Student Union is open to all groups of students. Our goal is to spread the Filipino culture to various people who want to know more about it. We would love to spread the food too as the delicious treats are a big part of our culture

Martial Art

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To discuss about and try various martial arts, focusing on Taekwondo (enough space in the classroom)

National Honors Society

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NHS provides students with the necessary means to give back to their community and become better citizens. These include learning and sharing about the various philanthropies in our neighboring communities, fundraising, and more

Cuisine

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Cuisine club is a club created for students to explore and experience various cuisines around the world, and pick up a few cooking skills.

Stroll

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The Stroll Club intends to address traffic problems and carbon emissions in the Leland community by holding walking events to encourage students to take alternative transportations that reduce carbon emissions, as well as creating awareness programs.

Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA)

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Our club focuses on creating a safe place for the LGBTQ+ community and allies from all communities. Any student may join regardless of identity, orientation, race, religion, etc.

A Little Dirt Never Hurt

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A Little Dirt Never Hurt is a community service club that takes place outside of school hours. The service opportunities are directly linked to conservation, therefore it will be hands-on. Some of the opportunities we will be doing this semester include planting trees with the organization: Our City Forest and cleaning the Monterey shore line with: Save our Shores. Both opportunities will be during the weekends! The purpose of our club is to give students outdoor community service opportunities while teaching them about protecting our environment around us. Volunteering helps you connect with the community and make it a better place. Our goal is to show that even the smallest jobs can make a big difference!

Cricket

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We aim to bring the beloved sport of Cricket to Leland High School. At the club we will play and educate others on the sport.

Book of Memories

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The club will work to eventually create a program for senior homes in the Almaden community, in which we will assist seniors write memoirs. Through this, we can help them reflect on their life, recall memories and be able to preserve it for the next generations of their family through a self-written book.

3D Printing and Modeling

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In the 3D Printing and Modeling Club, we'll break down the steps of 3D Printing and Modeling, learning and becoming familiar with 3D modeling and sculpting on both the iPad and computer, slicing your own 3D models, and printing them! Everyone will get to see their models come to life through printing them on either FDM or resin printers. In doing so, we'll familiarize our peers with both the practical and artistic applications of 3D modeling.

Filmmaking

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The Filmmaking club's purpose is to nurture an environment and team to create and learn about the production of films in a professional setting. We will be working on our own projects and submitting them into competitions.

French

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French club is a club for anyone! Its goal is to immerse its members in French language and culture.

Key

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Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership skills. We have been serving our community since 1967 and is one of the many high schools in a division, also known as Division 12 South, in the California-Nevada-Hawaii district. Key Club provides funds for the Pediatric Trauma Program and strives to eliminate Maternal Neonatal Tetanus.

Leland Business Association (LBA)

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Help students develop essential business, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills. We aim to provide valuable opportunities for personal as well as professional growth.

Mechanical engineering

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Welcome to the Leland Mechanical Engineering Club, where we aim to bring hands-on engineering to Leland students! Our club provides opportunities for members to engage in practical projects, collaborate on innovative designs, and apply classroom concepts to real-world challenges. Join us as we explore the exciting world of mechanical engineering through exciting challenges, CAD design, and learning the Engineering Design process while fostering creativity and teamwork along the way!

Food4all

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Leland's Food4all will be collecting excess food from our school cafeteria as well as local businesses, restaurants, farmers markets and more as well as fundraising through the school to help the less fortunate in our San Jose community. We plan on expanding through holding events as well instead of only dropping food off at non profits. We will act as a branch of the Food4all nonprofit which is made up of a series of clubs at other schools, the primary being food4all at Los Altos high school.

Modern Computing

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The Modern Computing Club aims to explore recent innovations in computing, such as the innovations in Computer Vision and Large Language Models. Members of the club will have access to high quality computing units that will allow them to explore these topics.

Linguistics Club

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This club is to further spread awareness of linguistics (study of language) as an area of study, learn different branches of linguistics and respective linguistics concepts, learn languages using linguistic methods, as well as potentially enter in computational linguistics competitions.

FUTURE

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The Future Technology Unified Research Club (FUTURE Club) will focus on exploring cutting-edge technology and innovation. We will dive into four key areas: semiconductors, alternate energy, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship. We will learn about the role of semiconductors in electronics, sustainable energy solutions, AI’s impact on future industries, and how to bring tech innovations to market. The club will also help prepare students for national competitions like the Conrad Challenge, encouraging them to develop startups and new inventions. With hands-on learning and collaboration, we will be guided in our research and entrepreneurial pursuits in STEM fields.

Awareness and Advocacy Association

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The purpose of the Leland Awareness and Advocacy Association is to raise awareness about the many forms of sexual violence and participate in volunteering, fundraising, and interactive club meeting discussions. Students will discover how these issues affect them and their community, and how to take action.

Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition

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Our purpose is to establish a coalition of students committed towards human trafficking prevention at Leland highschool. We aim to protect our students against this crime by primarily focusing on raising awareness of this issue on campus, along with advocating for and further implementing human trafficking prevention education in Bay Area public schools, and fundraising money to support survivors and trafficking hotlines.

Crochet Club

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Crochet Club will teach people how to crochet and have people learn how to make various crafts. Everyone is welcome, whether they are a complete beginner or have had experience. We will be taking the first few weeks to teach club members how to crochet. Afterward, we will do some cool projects such as making gifts or clothing. We hope to build a fun community through crochet and have people learn a useful, and fun hobby.