Category: Clubs and Organizations

2018 Toyota Mentorshop Gala

Blog Post by Oscar Segovia, Toyota Mentorship Program Coordinator

Tigers:

Last evening was the final Gala event for the Toyota Mentorship Program, culminating another enriching and rewarding year for some of our fortunate students.  Attached you will find three pictures:  one of the recipients of the six Toyota Scholarships and the others for perfect attendance.
Please congratulate the following students who were awarded a scholarship yesterday:
1) Josue Menivar-Mendez ($1,000 Scholarship)
2) Jocelyn Betancourt ($1,000 Scholarship)
3) Eduardo Garcia ($1,000 Scholarship)
4) Camryn Schott ($1,000 Scholarship)
5) Diana Contreras ($4,000 Scholarship)
6) Felipe Valdovinos Jr. ($4,000 Scholarship)
Thank you Dr. Matamala, administration and Jose Quintero for all of your support this year and I look forward to working with you and the coordinators as we prepare for next year.   I would also like to recognize our officers, President Jocelyn Betancourt and Luis Plancarte for their leadership and dedication.  Good luck to both of you.

Destination Imagination

Blog post by Ema Vo class of 2019

This is the story about my little club.

I have never had a better experience in my high school career than this. It’s called Destination Imagination.

You might not have heard of this program before, so let me give you a run down. The team is provided with a selection of “problems.” They range from being about building a balsa wood structure to doing an act of community service. Those then have a whole list of elements that we need to make a skit about the “problem” we choose. Continue reading “Destination Imagination” →

Toyota Mentorship Program

Blog post by Sarahi Verdin, class of 2019

The Toyota Mentorship Program has taught me so much including how to be a leader. The Toyota Mentorship takes place every second Wednesday of the month in the Toyota auto part factory here in Ontario. Our mentors are amazing. They teach us various things that will help us become better citizens. We learn how to think outside the box and how to step out of our comfort zones. We hear our mentors’ experiences not just in their careers, but also in life. Toyota Mentorship has taught me lessons Continue reading “Toyota Mentorship Program” →

Asian-American Pacific-Islander Club

Blog post by Janelle Macias, Class of 2019
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Phot courtesy of Ana Chen

Chaffey High School has many different cultural groups that are all celebrated for their uniqueness, diversity, and leadership they bring to our campus. Clubs like MECHA and BSU allow for students to connect and celebrate their own cultures as well as learn of other cultures, these clubs allow for our campus to flourish with diversity, leadership, respect, and cultural literacy, however there is one ethnic group who has been in the dark for awhile, because of this the leadership and talents of this group have not been able to shine to their greatest ability. This group is the Asian American and Pacific Islander population of our campus. Continue reading “Asian-American Pacific-Islander Club” →

Chamber Choir

Blog Post by Abagayle Fischer, Class of 2020

Chaffey High School chamber singers is very interactive and fun. We usually have about three concerts each year. Each concert has a theme and the songs that are performed in the concerts go with the theme. Our concerts are very enjoyable, but busy because our audience is usually about Continue reading “Chamber Choir” →

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