Clubs

 The Callaghan Club exists to

(1) directly support students interested in military service            
(2) provide an opportunity for students to learn more about military service
(3) provide community service opportunities for students to support veterans and the men and women currently serving in the military

Moderator: Mr. Chris Dunn & Mr. Brian McGovern

Our mission is to train and deploy student educators to provide a free after-school enrichment program for middle-schoolers focusing on advancing the use of renewable energy. This hands-on, science-heavy program teaches middle-schoolers about various ways to generate electricity and raises students' awareness about environmental issues related to our energy use. We aim to serve all middle-schools in the Bay Area, but will prioritize serving schools in under-privileged communities.

Kids have significant influence over their parents’ choices. Climate-conscious and renewable energy-conscious kids can educate their parents and grandparents and help them make more Earth-friendly energy choices. Kids will also be the next generation leading the fight to keep our planet healthy, so let us help start preparing them earlier for this important challenge.
 

Moderator: Dr. Kelly McCann

In the Aid for Filipino Student Education, our goal is to raise awareness for anybody that does not have the same opportunities we have at SI. In doing so, we help a non-profit organization based in the Philippines in the aid of educating the kids to allow them to live their best lives.

Moderator: Mr. Peter Cossid

The Aneurysm Awareness clubs mission is to help introduce the realities of aneurysms to SI. We also want to make sure that people who have had family members or friends who have been affected by aneurysms have a safe place to talk.

Moderator: Ms. Terri Law

Moderator: Mr. Paul Maychrowitz

The Arab Middle Eastern Association (AMA) was created in response to serving the needs of our Arab and Middle Eastern Students at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory. As a group of diverse students from with backgrounds from more than 20 different countries, we aim to create a safe community to explore our cultural similarities, differences, and provide education to the larger student body about our rich histories, cultures and traditions.

The leadership team meets weekly and members meet monthly.

Moderator: Ms. Lauren Totah

Our mission is to educate the St. Ignatius Community about Armenian's rich history and culture through activities, dances, collaboration with teachers, and amazing food. We strive to strengthen the bond between Armenians at SI and create an environment for all SI students to build on their knowledge of Armenians and the American diaspora.

This club meets every other week.

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Moderator: Mr. John Stiegler

Moderator: Dr. Kelly McCann

Our goal is to spread the appreciation for creativity and to create a safe space where students can relieve stress and spend time with others who also find peace from making art. By adding a customization aspect, we are hoping to provide students with a new, exciting experience to express their imagination.

Moderator: Ms. Tricia Kennedy

The Art History Club not only aims to help spread the ideas and art of famous artists and periods but also provides a space for students to collaborate and discuss their artistic ideas. The Art History Club aims to provide a space for learning about different cultures and periods while providing a space for students not only interested in art but who are also interested in diversifying their outlook on the world. Through fostering a sense of community, the Art History Club will serve to educate and promote a wide range of ideas and talents.

Moderator: Mr. Patrick Lynch

The Art Therapy Club is a place at SI where students can enjoy quiet music and relaxation after a busy day at school and focus on creating art pieces that express emotions and feelings without necessarily having to talk about them out loud. This club provides an outlet for students who find peace in creating art and don't want to worry about a bad grade or feel obligated to create art that they feel like they have no connection to.

Moderator: Mr. Greg Mangan

The Asian Students’ Coalition is an affinity group that creates community for Asian and Asian American students at St. Ignatius College Preparatory. ASC provides a place to explore, share, and discuss the various Asian and Asian American heritages, cultures, and identities. ASC promotes ongoing education and dialogue about Asian American issues and seeks to support and empower students to contribute to an inclusive school community.

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Moderators: Mr. Ray Orque and Ms. Stephanie Wong

We aim to spread awareness about the deaf and hearing loss community. Not only do we try to bring light to the challenges these people face, but also to learn how to communicate with them. At the ASL club, we are learning American Sign Language in order to learn a new language and bring awareness to the deaf and hearing loss community.

Moderator: Ms. Audrey Gomes

The mission of ALAS is to foster community and positive identity exploration and formation for the Latinx students at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory. ALAS provides a space for reflection, dialogue, and support for Latinx students with the objective of empowering members to contribute to an inclusive school community. ALAS encourages celebration and education about Latinx culture, history, and experiences at Saint Ignatius.

ALAS will gather on Zoom! Every Monday during Latinx Heritage Month, we are having Latinx Lunes, and throughout the year, we will be hosting fun ALAS socials to get to know our members a little better and connect as a family.

Email one of the moderators below for more information.

Moderators: Ms. Kelly Miguens and Ms. Nikki Narvaez

The SI baking club is a safe space for amateur and professional bakers alike. A place to meet and learn new skills, while enjoying a delicious treat and the company of like-minded fellow students.

Moderator: Mr. Jack Casey

Moderator: Ms. Emily Horner and Nono Hunkin

The mission of this club is to have in-depth discussions about the philosophy and ethics of biology. Regular meetings will focus on one dilemma/issue and through additional research and invited guest speakers, members will learn more about the intricacies of Biology and how they directly impact us.

Moderator: Mr. Kristopher Koller & Mr. Alex Macmillan

I want to help black students improve their academic grades and understand what they would do with their life after college.

Moderator: Mr. Myles Holmes

Mission Statement: BSU exists to Show students of color that they are not on the outside looking in and can make a difference in what goes on around them. Members of BSU strive to learn and teach the St. Ignatius community about the richness of African-American culture, past and present.

BSU leadership meets every week and regular members meet b-weekly.  Email one of the moderators below for information

Moderators: Mr. Darius White, Ms. Ashley Withers, & Coach Steve Bluford

The St. Ignatius Block Club is an organization for student-athletes at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory. The role of the Block Club is to provide service to the school Administration and the Athletic Department. Members may be called upon to give their time both during school and at after-school activities. The Saint Ignatius Block Club is also a fraternity for athletes, sponsoring social events for the club and for the entire student body and offering the services of its members to groups outside the student body, for example, the Fathers’ Club, the Ignatian Guild, etc.

Click here for the Block Club constitution.

Moderator: Mr. Carlos Escobar

SI Book Lovers offers students at SI to bond over their love for reading. We will explore different genres such as fiction, fantasy, mystery, thriller, horror and more. Every month we will meet to have a fun book discussion, share opinions, and eat fun snacks!

Moderator: Mr. Paul Molinelli 

Our mission is to bring St. Ignatius students together through bowling. We believe that bowling is a great way to meet new people and have fun with peers. We welcome students of all interests and skill levels.

Moderator: Ms. Anne Stricherz

Our mission to to expand the Brady Therapeutic Riding family within the student body.

Moderator: Dr. Kelly McCann

The mission it to destigmatize and end discrimination of mental illness through education.

Moderator: Ms. Pam Spaulding

Budding Penships welcomes anyone of any background into the comforting practice of penpalling. We will build our connections by reaching out to communities beyond SI, and teach them about the joy that could come from writing to one another. Penpalling is not about perfect grammar or punctuation, but expressing creativity through art and the written word and strengthening our bonds with others. Together, we will form friendships through letters, express ourselves through free writing, and appreciate our diversity by learning about each other’s colorful cultures.

Moderator: Ms. Wong

CSF is a club that fosters service among students with good grades in academic classes. Past service activities have been making sandwiches for the homeless, tutoring fellow students, and participating in S.I.'s holiday food drive. For more information, see www.csf-cjsf.org or contact one of our moderators.

Moderators: Mr. Brian Murphy & Ms. Carol Quattrin

To support the needs of camp recreation in a variety of aspects- finding volunteers to fulfill their year-round programs, raising money to support the camps financial aid, and to spread awareness about developmental disabilities in all age groups.

Moderator: Dr. Kelly McCann

It is the mission of the Cancer Awareness Group to outreach to those both in the SI community and the greater community who is affected by cancer. The CAG strives to provide a safe and caring environment for students to give and receive support for cancer related grief and loss. We also seek to support the outside community by providing funding for cancer related organizations.

Moderator: Ms. Brice Campoverdi, Ms. Patricia Kennedy, and Ms. Julie St. Clair

Our student chapter is part of an extensive community of Canine Companions staff and volunteers. Our mission is to raise awareness about the need and usefulness of service dogs, recruit new puppy raisers and volunteers, and support Canine Companions in the work they do.

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Moderator: Mr. Ted Curry

The CCSC PK-5 Tutoring Club aids in fundraising for the Charity Cultural Services Center Youth Tutoring Program based in San Francisco’s Chinatown. We aim to serve low-income immigrant families and elementary school students through weekly online tutoring in English and Math, in-person special events that guide social emotional learning, and our CCSC Summer Program. The CCSC PK-5 Tutoring Club will allow new and returning SI students who work with CCSC PK-5 Tutoring to collaborate together throughout the year to work on projects that will benefit the education of the students and campers who are part of CCSC.

Moderator: Mr. John Ottersberg

The purpose of the Clean Energy Club (CEC) is to spread awareness and educate our fellow pears on the next steps we can take as a community to support the spread and use of clean energy. We hope that by giving a voice and information to kids as SI, we can move our future away from fossil fuels and towards affordable and clean energy! We also believe that we can aid this issue by fundraising and donating to organizations like SolarAid that support the use of clean (solar) energy in areas that are in need. We hope that we can tackle aspects of climate change and encourage proactiveness while also also make the experience of learning about how to help our school community and the world fun!

Moderator: tbd

Interested in chess? Beginner or master, all are welcome to the SI Chess Club! Learn opening theory, navigate tricky endgames, and have fun with your friends. Message our Instagram page @si.chess if you are interested.

Moderator: Mr. Paul Molinelli & Mr. Peter Cossid

Chinese Culture Club strives to introduce and promote Chinese culture within the SI community and to enrich all students with a knowledge of Chinese customs, traditions, and activities. The club hopes to create a friendly environment suitable for experiencing  a unique and new culture.

Moderators: Ms. Leona Pappas 

Cinema Club aims to combine great movies, deep ideas, and movie snacks. The club meets once a month to watch critically acclaimed movies. Members of Cinema Club are invited to contemplate complex social dilemmas and sci-fi topics displayed within these films.

Moderator: Mr. Patrick Moy

Collective Impact is a community service and engagement club focused on providing service for kids grades k-8 who live in the Western Addition neighborhood. We plan and organize after school activities at the Ella Hill Hutch Community Center, while also providing any assistance we can to the community center.

Moderators: Ms. Melissa Mendoza & Ms. Christina Wenger

SI’s Computer Science Club aims to increase student interest and involvement in the field of computer science. By hosting meetings that cover topics ranging from artificial intelligence to mobile app and web development, this club will provide students with the access and exposure they need to further explore careers within computer science and technology.

Moderator: Mr. Oliva

Moderator: Ms. Marybeth McFarland

Moderators: Mr. Dan O'Connell & Ms. Jen Hayden

Crocheting for the Community teaches students the art of crochet and how to use the craft to give back to the community. At the beginning of the school year, club members will learn the basics and how to crochet smaller projects through presentations. Towards the start of second quarter, we will be partnering with different organizations that accept crocheted donations. Crocheted donations will go towards a variety of marginalized groups.

Moderator: Ms. Audrey Gomes

In the Daraja Club, we are bringing awareness to the lack of educational opportunities for women, specifically by working with the Daraja School for Girls in Kenya, and to provide more opportunities for girls to attend the school.

Meetings are held every third Tuesday of the month. Email Ms. Mannion for more information

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Moderator: Ms. Meredith Mannion

The detective/forensic science club strives to help students practice their problem solving and critical thinking skills in a creative way. Members will learn the basics of forensic science and engage in hands-on activities.

Moderator: Ms. Patricia Kennedy & Mr. Patrick Moy

To create a community which is accepting and supportive of the differences that people have because of disabilities. This alliance group serves to improve disability awareness at SI by educating the community around the diversity of disabilities and their impact, and promoting an inclusive and understanding environment at SI.

Moderator: Ms. Gianna Galletta

Our goal at Disney Club is to provide a couple hours to relax and enjoy each other’s company while watching some of our favorite or underappreciated Disney movies. In Disney Club, we try to create a safe space to meet new people, create new friendships, and bond over timeless movies. Each year we try to donate as much as possible to one of Disney’s biggest foundations, the Make a Wish Foundation. We hold multiple bake sales in order to raise the funds we send to the foundation. 

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Email cquattrin@siprep.org for all meeting info

Disney Club meets once a month.

Moderator: Ms. Carol Quattrin

The world is shrinking every day. Between improving technology, increasing ease of travel and a desire by many people to see and learn more about the world, our club will help its members tie together all of these things while learning about the countries that will determine many of the most important things that shape our world's future. Whether through their impact on investment markets, climate change or simply spreading their unique cultures across the globe, emerging markets are a fascinating place to learn about our past and, more importantly, our future.

Moderator: Mr. John Grealish

In the Endangered Animal Welfare Club, we create a community that raises awareness around endangered species, because SI promotes virtues that value and help others. We want a club that cares about the cause and wants to help us raise money to donate to nonprofits that support caring for animals and keeping endangered species safe.
 

Moderator: Ms. Nikki Narvaez

Moderator: Mr. Paul Maychrowitz

Moderator: Mr. Peter Cossid

The Fashion and Sewing Club is an opportunity to not only learn to sew, create new designs, and develop one’s style, but to make new friends as well.

Moderator: Ms. Jessi Havel

Moderator: Ms. Veronica Bricker

Female athletes are largely underrepresented and stigmatized for a variety of reasons. From a lack of access to equipment to the publicity of female sports, we have first hand experience that we want to shed light on, and hopefully inspire as many young athletes as we can.

Moderators: Ms. Elissa Mann, Ms. Haley Sanchez, and Ms. Anne Stricherz

SI Finance Club's purpose is to engage students in learning about basic investing and managing personal finances. Our mission is to help students develop financial literacy through an interactive stock market simulator, monthly meetings, and guest speakers who have worked in finance.

Moderator: Mr. Brian Schwartze

Teaching and furthering fishing, cooking, and boating experiences with new and experienced students.

Moderator: Ms. Sharon Brannen & Mr. Christian Rodriguez

The mission of the club is to teach, research and explore the science behind food in a fun and interactive format.

Moderator: Mrs. Britany Tufnell

The French Club seeks to introduce the SI community to the language and culture of the over 200 million people around the world who speak French. In order to achieve this mission activities are held throughout the year such as viewing French films, tasting French cheese, attending Mass at Notre Dame des Victoires, celebrating Mardi Gras, and playing petanque (the French form of Bocce).

Moderator: Ms. Sandrine Vilna

Moderator: Mr. Paul Maychrowitz

GEAR club strives to promote gender equality at SI and create a welcoming environment for individuals of all gender identities and expressions.

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Moderator: Ms. Marybeth McFarland

To Promote international awareness and togetherness through language and cultural exchange. This club is not only for German speakers, but also for those interested in learning about a new culture. It is an opportunity to discuss cultural similarities and differences.

Moderator: Mr. Brian Schwartze

Girls in Journalism provides a platform to young women within the SI community to express themselves while developing career skills within the modernized media field. The female oriented committee is inspired to exercise opinionated writing through an online editorial, while simultaneously supporting female student advocacy. Girls in Journalism embraces the generational transform from physical prints, to virtual newspapers, while promoting the learning of professionalism in publications.

Moderator: Mr. Murphy

Girls in STEM Pathways strives to bridge the gender gap in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) careers by fostering and engaging young women's interest in the STEM fields. This club serves to provide various activities, opportunities, and resources to guide female student's into rewarding futures in STEM.

Website: https://www.girls-in-stem-pathways.com/

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The club Girls Who Code is now under the Girls in STEM umbrella.

Moderator: Ms. Lisa Alexander

Girl Scouts of Northern California Club's mission is to help Girl Scouts and Scouts of America who are in their high school years find service and networking opportunities and gain working opportunities for the future.

Moderator: Mr. Patrick Moy

Moderator: Ms. Lisa Alexander

We are a weightlifting club dedicated to creating a welcoming and educational environment for girls or anyone who feels intimidated by the gym.

Moderator: Coach Calvello

Having the privilege of living in the United States and attending a college prep school, we have had many resources handed to us, but we recognize that there are many children in the world who have not had the same luxury. Although we come from different backgrounds we are passionate about the children we serve, and genuinely care about impacting each child’s life.

Moderator: Mr. Shahamiri

This club aims to inspire students to be science and technology leaders and innovators, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.

Moderators: Mr. Pedro Cafasso, Ms. Sarah Merrell, & Mr. Brian Murphy

We are trying to create a space where new players can learn and have fun without the pressure of doing well for a team. We are also going to give back and help the golf community by doing service work.

Moderator: tbd

The Green Team at SI exists to educate and inspire changes in action and attitude in all members of the SI community so that we can create sustainable practices regarding food, water, transportation, housing, energy, and general consumer practices. We also hope to deepen a connection with nature for members of the SI community so that we might truly find God in all things. We hope that the changes we inspire affect us personally, affect the institution of the school and go beyond the bounds of the school in ever widening circles.

See the Green Team Sustainability page.

Email Ms. Merrell for more information

Moderator: Ms. Sarah Merrell  

Moderator: Mr. Peter Cossid

The he(art) club was started by Andrés Safa and Javi Rosewarne in 2022. It was started to create a space that encourages Black and Latino boys to embrace the creative sides of themselves. In our society and school, Black and Latino boys often time’s feel as if they don’t have a space in the arts, and end up missing out on a potential amazing opportunity that can come out of exploring these paths. We will be exploring digital and physical art, photography, poetry and every aspect of art and creativity imaginable, no prior skills or experience is needed. We will also teach about different inspiring artists and hopefully have guest speakers come in and speak about their experiences. An incorporation of service will also be added to help younger students get involved and exposed to the arts at a younger age. The he(art) club is a mix of socializing, learning and service and we hope to see everybody and anybody who is interested there.

Moderators: Mr. Delaney

San Francisco is a beautiful place full of community and culture, yet there is a housing crisis and thousands of people have been displaced and mistreated. Hope for Home's mission is to educate our schools community on the injustices that exist in San Francisco, and take actions around the city to help improve the lives of the unhoused community.

Moderator: Mr. Luke Hanson

Pope Francis wrote that “the mission of the communications media is to bring people together, shorten distances, provide necessary information, and open minds and hearts to truth…” 

As editors-in-chief of InSIde SI, we are dedicated to serving our school by showcasing a diverse array of voices, informing the student body with well-researched and unbiased news articles, and incorporating Ignatian values through our work. We strive to maintain a tight knit community on and off campus/on and off screen despite the physical distance. InSIde SI exists to bridge the literal gap from the pandemic, but also the gaps left by the absent sports seasons, fine art performances, in-person classes and activities. But most of all, Inside SI wants to reflect and represent the core of Ignatian values found in all parts of the campus. As Ignatians we are called to justice. The recent and ongoing events of 2020 only serve to highlight the injustices present in our country and in our community. InSIde SI rededicates itself to listening, learning, and uplifting  all perspectives. We hope you join us in both reading and writing as one school. A.M.D.G. See InSIde SI issues.

Moderator: Ms. Jacqueline Boland & Mrs. Carole Nickolai

I would like to teach people about the history and culture of Italy and as well as the history of Italians in America.

Moderator: Ms. Giovanna Oropeza

The Jewish Affinity Group (JAG) at SI is a community for students who identify culturally or religiously as Jewish to come together in a safe space to bond with each other, celebrate holidays, and discuss how it feels to be Jewish at a Catholic school. Another component of JAG’s mission is fostering a space for Jewish students to share their culture and heritage with the broader community. 

Moderator: Ms. Kerryn Schwarz

The California Junior Classical League (CAJCL) seeks to promote a more thorough knowledge of Classical life, history, and literature; to impart a better understanding of the practical and cultural value of the Classics; to interest other students in the Classical languages, literature, government, laws, and arts; and, as members of this organization, to always strive to promote friendship and fellowship among students of the Classics.

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Moderator: Ms. Grace Curcio and Ms. Annie Huynh

Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to serve others, build character, and develop leadership. Key Club aims to cooperate with students from other schools in the Bay Area and other key clubs in the world to allow our members to have the chance to form new friendships outside SI and to render unselfish service to build better communities as well as to grow as a person. 

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Moderator: Ms. Meredith Mannion

The Kidney Club aims to educate the Bay Area community by increasing kidney disease awareness and promoting health literacy on maintaining good kidney health through community outreach, club discussions, bringing in health professionals and students for seminars and panels, and larger events like the annual NKF Kidney Walk! The Kidney Club also strives to provide peers with information on the possible career paths in nephrology and support organizations and charities that advocate for kidney health and disease awareness.

Moderator: Mr. Matt Stecher

The Korean Culture Club aims to bring Korean culture to life at SI. We will cover various Korean holidays, food, and even music.

Moderator: Ms. Annie Huynh

LeadOURship’s mission is to expand the mental health conversation at SI to those in high-performance positions. This ranges, but is not limited to, athletes, performing arts crews/actors, dancers, musicians, artists, and many more. As a club, our plan is to explore the different effects of mental health beyond regular students and to understand how to use mindset to work through performance blockage and confidence. Throughout the year we will learn from local organization, LeadHERship to understand the foundations of performer’s mental health. Our overall objective is creatively teach a new narrative of low stress atmospheres for our students in high-performance positions.

Moderator: Mr. Tim Egan 

The SI Lending a Paw is a club that works to provide donations and service to the SPCA and other animal rescue organizations through fundraisers and volunteering. Our goal is to help support animal rescue organizations and ensure they can provide for the animals they look after. Our club is open to all willing to support animal rescue!

Moderator: tbd

LGBTQ+ Affinity creates a forum in which LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning) students and faculty, along with their straight allies, are able to discuss pertinent topics related to gender identity and sexual orientation. Through our work as people for and with others, we hope to establish and nurture an atmosphere of compassion, respect and awareness on the St. Ignatius campus. 

Moderator: Sharon Brannen & Mr. Connor Geraghty

Contact: lgbtq@siprep.org

To develop your life skills not taught in the classroom with regard to Resume Building, Interviewing for Colleges and Jobs, and developing your Linkedin profile.

Moderator: Mr. Jim Bettencourt

Our mission is to create an environment where both new and returning players of the card game, Magic: The Gathering, can grow closer with their fellow peers and build a tight knit community revolving around our shared interest in the game.

Moderator: Mr. Noah Taxis

Our mission is to educate SI students about how our actions can affect marine life — we intend to address the detrimental effects of climate change and guide our members in taking action to confront environmental destruction. The Marine Conservation club strives to promote sustainability through workshops and advocacy opportunities.

Moderator: Ms. Kayla Gradillas

The goal of my club if to teach students discipline and teach kids to defend themselves.

Moderator: Mr. Paul Maychrowitz

This club gives students an insight into what the Medical Field consists of. We host fun labs, speaker events, and informative presentations about different topics regarding Medicine and Health. We hope to ignite students’ passion for medicine or help them get a gauge of if they would/wouldn’t want to pursue this career path.

Moderator: Ms. Kaitlin Shorrock Chen and Ms. Kristina Boyce

SI's Mock Trial program is an inter-scholastic competition in which students (like those throughout California and the United States), litigate a hypothetical case in front of real judges and attorneys. Each high school team consists of students performing various trial roles, including arguing pretrial motions, conducting direct and cross-examinations, portraying witnesses, and serving as court clerk or court bailiff.

Moderator: Mr. Dan Devitt

The club aims to provide a deeper understanding of multilateral diplomacy, to strengthen negotiations and leadership skills, to discuss complex issues.

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Moderator: Ms. Eileen O'Kane

The Mountain Biking Club at St. Ignatius exists to foster student passion for the sport of mountain biking. Members are invited and encouraged to join in on group rides, get involved in local bike related events, and ride their bikes as much as possible! Go Ride! Go 'Cats!

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Moderator: Mr. Tony Calvello

Munching Grounds is a club aimed towards engaging SI students with different cultures and cuisines in a blog based setting to diversify their palates. At club meetings, students will try different foods and discuss their opinions, critics, and ideas. Students can write their reviews on a food blog and test out a variety of foods. Food is a great way to connect and meet new people!

Moderator: tbd

To serve the San Francisco community by sharing our musical talents with the elderly of local convalescent homes.

Moderator: Carol Quattrin

The SI Music Production Club is a way for all types of musicians to collaborate and make music. Whether one plays an instrument, sings, writes lyrics, or makes music electronically, or not, all are welcome. The Music Production club provides a space for people to work together to make music in numerous different ways.

Moderator: Mr. Don Gamble

To ensure Native children achieve their full potential by advancing cultures of Native American community health

Moderator: Mr. Kennedy

Edúcate SI students about oceanography, having engaging discussions, and advocating for conservation of our oceans.

Moderator: Mr. Noah Taxis

On Air with SI seeks to help update students on general news and destress through music. Our goal is to create an open space where SI can ask questions, get advice and learn about new things while enjoying something they love, music. This club is for people with all sorts of hobbies. whether it be through technology and background work or being on the front lines talking and discussing various subjects. Our mission is to help bring our community together and provide a safe space for all students.

Moderator: Ms. Cara Brancoli

St. Ignatius Open Water Swim Club:

Our mission is to challenge and unite students through the invigorating sport of open water swimming. We believe that by embracing the unpredictable nature of open waters, we foster resilience, determination, and a strong sense of camaraderie among our club members.

Our club is dedicated to creating an inclusive and supportive environment where students of all skill levels can thrive. We aim to instill a lifelong appreciation for the beauty and power of the open water, while promoting physical and mental well-being of its members. 

As a club, we are committed to raising awareness about the importance of ocean stewardship, with a particular emphasis on the San Francisco Bay.



Moderator: Mr. John Roberts

The Pacific Islander Association (PIA) is an affinity group that strives to unify people who identify as Pacific Islander at SI. We want to create a safe place that allows identifying students to share their different experiences and show who we are as a community.  PIA is a place for students to share ancestral stories and connect our present day identities in a safe, empowering, and affirming space. PIA aspires to preserve Pacific Islander culture and identity, raise awareness about the challenges of Pacific Islanders, and cultivate a sense of belonging for Pacific Islander students.

This affinity group will be for those who identify as Pacific Islander. Pacific Islanders are those who identify as Melanesian, Micronesian, Australasian, or Polynesian

Moderator: Ms. Blythe Hurley

A club in which pet lovers have a mission: to share their unique experiences  and bonds with their pets. SI students can share the unconditional love and happiness that pets bring to people. Reaching out as community service, pets can bring comfort to people in times of need; to children in hospitals and seniors in care centers. We can assist with therapy dog visits during exam weeks.

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Moderator: Fr. Eddie Reese & Ms. Sarah Merrell

This club provides a social activity to bring the community together through playing the fastest growing sport pickleball.

Moderator: Mr. Dan Devitt & Mr. Jeff Glosser

A safe and open space that will help people connect with one another while playing Ping Pong.

Moderator: Mr. Jeff Glosser

Moderator: Mr. Matt Stecher

The Polyglot Club is a collaborative effort among SI students to increase curiosity in languages outside the core 4 languages offered at SI. As a club, we want to learn more about what connects languages: language families, syntax, and structure behind languages

Moderator: Ms. Jacqueline Boland

Polynesian Dance Club strives to provide to learn about and participate in the beautiful dances of the Polynesian Islands. All are welcome!

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Moderator: Ms. Blythe Hurley

Moderator: Mr. Eric Castro

Moderator: Jack Casey

Moderator: Ms. Robyn Sribhen White

Senior Tech Club’s mission is to help senior citizens become familiar with technology, such as mobile phones and hearing aids. We aim to provide hands on training sessions to teach seniors how to use email and apps on their phones and connect hearing aids to their mobile device.

Moderator: Mr. Adam Guenther

Established in 1969, The St. Ignatius Service Club is an organization of upper-division students. The Service Club provides myriad types of assistance facilitating SI events. The Service Club serves the SI community during events such as The Mass of the Holy Spirit, Back to School Night, Campus Exploration, Baccalaureate  Mass, Fine Arts performances, Counseling Nights, Graduation, and more. Membership lasts until graduation. Members must be in good standing with the Principal’s Office and with the Dean’s Office. 

Moderator: Mr. Charlie Stanley & Mr. Dan Vollert

The Athletic Pride Club aims to empower queer athletes and combat homophobia in athletics. We provide a safe space to share experiences, show support, decrease stigmatization, inspire one another, and talk about our admiration for athletics!

Moderator: Mr. Sam Nelson

Our mission is to raise awareness and educate, to create a safe community, and to create a sense of belonging and acceptance for diabetics and anyone interested.

Moderator: Mr. Joe Wotowa

SITV seeks to showcase all aspects of St. Ignatius College Preparatory through the delivery of announcements on Tuesdays and Fridays.  We spotlight all of our student body with its different gifts and talents by shifting the lens to show all of the different shapes, sizes, and colors that make up SI. To create a sense of community, SITV is an environment where students can come and learn the mechanics of filming, editing, sound engineering, and broadcasting. See more about SITV.

Moderators: Mr. Roberto Borja

To bring together a community of passionate students and invite beginners who would like to improve and have fun with fellow peers as well as learn about skateboard culture.

Moderators: Mr. Stanley & Mr. Brian Schwartze

We all love to ski and/or snowboard and would love to share this experience with other members of the SI community.

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Moderator: Mr. Brian Schwartze

Strings and Keys for Youth (SKY) is a program dedicated to providing equitable musical education for students in SFUSD elementary schools. We pair talented high school musicians with students at Jose Ortega Elementary School for free and accessible weekly lessons. Our goal is to spread a love for music with passionate youth, while simultaneously providing SI students with an opportunity to teach and lead.

Moderator: Mr. Galen Green

Here at the South Asian Club, we strive to educate the community on our history and culture. We want to create a space where students can explore South Asian culture. Our plan is to teach the other SI students about our holidays and traditions. We feel it is necessary to clear up misconceptions about South Asians.

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Moderator: Mr. Ray Orque

Empowering Exploration Beyond Boundaries: Our Space Club's mission is to inspire, educate, and unite individuals with a shared passion for space exploration.

Moderator: Mr. Michael Oliva

Speech and Debates promotes public speaking and rhetoric, explores ideas, and fosters healthy dialogue, discussion, and debate here on campus and at outside competitions. 

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Moderators: Dr. Alex Macmillan and Mr. Christian Rodriguez

The SI Spoken Word Collective is a club that aims to serve as a catalyst for students to write about topics they are passionate about, build more confidence with public speaking, and perform their written works in a judge-free environment. We encourage students of all grades to have their voices be heard and to cultivate a message of artistry through spoken word! Through different opportunities and possible guest speakers, they will also learn the fundamentals of public speaking and presenting! The Collective also fosters an appreciation of poetry and spoken word and its purpose is to provide an opportunity for students to develop as poets and perform their work. No experience is required :)

Moderator: Mr. Nick Rougely

The Sports Analytics and Support Club brings together students who are interested in the support and analysis needed for our teams to perform well on the field. In the professional sports world, teams heavily rely on analytics to create gameplans that bring a competitive advantage. With this in mind, SAS works closely with our various teams to track statistics and record film. Using this data, students identify trends and solutions for our teams, allowing players to be more successful on the field. Students in the club are also able to contribute in other aspects of Athletic Support if they are interested . By combining sports knowledge with data analysis, we hope to leave a long-lasting impact on the future of SI Athletics. For more information email Eddy Dudum at edudum23@siprep.org or our Moderator Ms.Boccara.

Moderator: Mr. Brian Murphy & Dr. Kevin Quattrin

The Saint Ignatius Sports Medicine Club is dedicated to educating students and providing experience in the field of Sports Medicine. We strive to instill Cura Personalis in our club members by caring for the whole athlete through prevention, assessment and recovery from athletic injury. We are called to be on-campus leaders in sports medicine who are open to growth and learning about professional pathways in healthcare.

Moderators: Mr. Josh Pendleton and Ms. Kayla Gradillas

This club provides on air play by play, commentary, and production for all live streaming of SI varsity games.

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Moderator: Mr. Sean Lawhon

DECA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization w/ over 3,000 highschool chapters. DECA is an academic/competitive format that prepares students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and business management through challenges strengthening leadership/entrepreneurial skills. There are opportunities to compete at the local/regional➡international level.

Moderator: Mr. Joe Wotowa

The St Ignatius Water Project strives to spread awareness about the lack of access to clean water and it's impacts. We hope to raise money and educate people in order to help minimize this disparity. 

Moderator: Dr. Kim Cody

Stand By Me is committed to sharing the diversity in our school community to the Freshmen Class by showcasing the talent of the student body, bringing a community of kindness to provide support and strengthen our connection to stand tall with each other. As Freshmen, our support will help us stand together as we journey through high school.

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Moderator: Ms. Haley Sanchez

Promote and facilitate student interest and engagement in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

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Moderator: Ms. Jessica Kellar & Mr. Paul Maychrowitz

The mission of SASH is to educate, support, and promote. The club works to educate people on sexual harassment ranging from classifys as sexual harassment to laws in California that pertain to sexual abuse. We are here to support survivors of sexual abuse and make resource on and off campus known for people who experience any form of sexual harassment. We want to lessen the stigmatism around talking about sexual harassment and promote open conversation about it. SASH club was created to hopefully decrease the levels of sexual harassment within high schools and create a safe space for students to learn about sexual assault.

Moderator: Ms. Meredith Mannion

The SI Surf Club is a student-centered club whose purpose is to promote community among SI students, faculty and staff who share a passion for surfing and beach culture. The SI Surf Club strives to serve the community and the environment through its actions and words, in and out of the water.

• Community Building: pizza nights/guest speakers
• Fostering Love for the Ocean: surf camp, dawn patrol, other beach activites...
• Commitment to environment: beach clean ups
• Commitment to surf-related causes: sponsor a student that resides in an under-resourced community.

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Surf Club Website

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Moderator: Mr. Anthony Cavello

The Apogee Report is St. Ignatius College Preparatory’s student-run publication website focused on exposing students to various areas of STEM. We provide reports of the latest STEM news and opportunities at and outside of SI. Our goal is to keep SI students well-informed of science fields and careers, as well as their impact on the world today and beyond.


The Apogee Report will also consist of the IHEI (International Health Expansion Initiative). The IHEI is a student-led initiative focused on spreading awareness of global health crises that are not covered well by the media. Our mission is to bring awareness of those crises to SI and to fundraise for organizations that aid those areas. The IHEI will work under The Apogee Report.

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Moderator: Ms. Kim Cody

The Disaster Project aims to bring people’s attention to those affected by current Natural Disasters around the globe. Our mission is to raise money and donations to support the victims of natural disasters, and to spread knowledge about the preparation needed to survive unexpected catastrophes.

Moderator: Mr. Charlie Stanley

The Filipino Culture Club, hereby known as TFC strives to introduce and promote the awareness of the Filipino culture and community on campus through education and social activities and events while enriching all students of its heritage, traditions, and relationships. The club offers a safe and friendly environment suitable for experiences a unique and new culture for all.

Moderators: Ms. Melissa Angeles & Mr. Patrick Lorenzo

The Quill is St. Ignatius College Preparatory’s student-run literary magazine. Under the auspices of the English Department, this publication prints creative short fiction, poetry, and art from SI students. After reviewing submissions from students at every grade level, the editorial board chooses, edits, and lays out the material for the magazine. The magazine is distributed to the SI community in May of every year.

Moderators: Ms. Donna Debenedetti & Ms. Nora Miller

The Waterski & Wakeboard Club offers a great opportunity to try a unique sport. We host casual club events at San Mateo Lagoon on weekends during the boating season (April to November). Join as an expert to improve your form, or as a beginner to learn from scratch! Either way, you will have a lot of fun.

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Moderator: Ms. Blythe Hurley

With starting There With Care we strive to make the lives of families and children struggling with illnesses just even the smallest bit easier. This is a collaborative group, in which meets twice a month to make care cards, care packages, and in general enjoy the company of others.

Moderator: Ms. Veronica Bricker

The Comfort Run team facilitates student trips to accompany our tenderloin neighbors through the distribution of sandwiches, juice and smiles.

Moderator: Mr. Carlos Escobar

Moderator: Mr. Tim Egan

Moderator: Dr. Kelly McCann

Wildcat Careers provides a space for people to discuss potential career paths and college majors. It is a platform for companies and businesses to reach a high school audience, and for guest speakers willing to share information with students. Through professionals among our members, students will be introduced to high-quality information about future careers, and there will be helpful knowledge for those interested in pursuing it. Our goal is to make information about your future more accessible, as it is one of the most important priorities for any high school student.

Moderator: Mr. Michael Deneui

Wildcat Nations’s main goal is to improve and support all areas of school spirit by setting a prime example for the rest of the student body.  The Wildcat Nation Leadership team encourages students to participate in spirit weeks, attend and cheer at all school events, and show school spirit and pride for SI.

Moderators: Mr. Jeff Glosser and Ms. Michelle Finn

The Wildcast Podcast Club is for anyone who loves telling stories! It's for anyone with an interest in podcasting, from confirmed audiophiles to occasional podcast listeners. Students discuss qualities of great podcasts through the lens of their favorite shows, learn about the nuts & bolts (interviewing, music/sound, editing, promotion) of podcast production, and record and produce podcasts.

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Moderator: Cara Brancoli

A club meant to educate young women about the various fields of business and entrepreneurship. Our club seeks to give young women the opportunity to learn more about business and become powerful leaders in their future careers. We want to give the young women of SI knowledge that they will draw on for years to come. We are the future.

Moderator: tbd

The mission of the Women’s Health Advocacy Club is to educate young generations on how to constantly seek out and demand the most personalized and effective forms of healthcare, especially tailored to women’s needs. During the fall, we are wanting to join forces with the breast cancer awareness club as our first target. The United States Preventative Services Task Force suggests women should screen for breast cancer every two years. This is not personalized nor effective because screening every two years cannot detect fast growing cancers and also leads to the over treatment of slow growing cancers. Why are we continuing to keep in a place a system of breast cancer screening that doesn’t accurately predict a majority of breast cancers? In addition to breast cancer, September is PCOS awareness. PCOS affects younger woman of childbearing age, burdening them with weight gain, infertility, and hormonal imbalances. PCOS is becoming becoming more prominent, but there is still more educating that needs to be done. Our next target of where woman’s health is lacking is cardiovascular screening trials. Since woman are underrepresented in cardiovascular trials there is a lack of specified treatment for women.

Moderator: Dr. Kim Cody

The Ignatian’s goal is produce a yearbook that acts as a history book, memory book, and reference book that will be enjoyable to all for both today and the next fifty years. Using words and pictures, the book aims to capture all the actions, thoughts, feelings, joys, and frustrations that the student body will encounter in the school year.

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Moderator: Ms. Deirdre McGovern, Ms. Terri Law, Mr. Paul Molinelli, Ms. Sandra Schwarz

In the face of injustice, Young Democrats around the United States must create a safe country where all human rights are protected. Through education of both parties, the practice and political and social activism, the exercise of freedom of speech, and the liberation of extraordinary ideas trapped by social pressures. Young Democrats of America will foster change.

Moderator: Mr. Robert Vergara

Youth Leaders in Lit focuses on the importance of nurturing the SI Students’ relationship with literature while sharing our time, treasure and talent with community children literacy champions like the Children’s Book Project with the objective of promoting book access to the underserved.

Moderator: Ms. Donna DeBenedetti