A place for VHS students interested in aerospace engineering and rocketry
The Rocket Club takes place during lunch on Fridays in VHS math teacher Preston Biller’s room, 108.
Members watch videos...
Cougard starts club focusing on mobile filmmaking
In the aftermath of club week, a new club has emerged. French teacher Olivier Cougard is sponsoring the Mobile Filmmaking Club, teaching students about...
What is the significance of the Gay-Straight Alliance, and how does it aid students?
Clubs at VHS campus range from academic to extracurricular and everything in between. They can give students something...
Preston Biller founded VHS Chess Club
Located in room 108, Preston Biller is a mathematics teacher that currently teaches Math 1 and Math 1 honors. Biller has started a new club on the VHS campus. This...
From newly-formed clubs such as the “Emo-Wu” Club and TOAST Club, to long-established organizations like Key Club and National Honors Society, Sept. 12-14, students explored a variety of diverse clubs...
Ventura High School hosted its bi-annual Food Faire, on Friday, November 2.
VHS clubs, sports teams and classes set up booths with a variety of different foods and drinks on the Senior Lawn. Students...
Coming Out Day is an LGBTQ+ event celebrated across the world on October 11.
Gender Sexuality Alliance club hosts an event for Coming Out Day every year, as it is tradition every year.
This year...
The Young and Brave is a non-profit organization aimed to help today’s youth beat cancer. The foundation helps children and their families overcome the challenges and hardships brought upon by cancer.
Built...
If you’re not already familiar with Banner Bold, it is Ventura High School’s literary magazine that is put together by VHS students in order to showcase student creativity.
Every year, Banner Bold...
![The Fall Food Faire, the first of two annual food faires, occurred at lunch on Nov. 18 on the senior law. Ventura High School clubs sold food items to raise funds for their respective clubs. Clubs that participated in the event organized tables from which they sold food. ASB’s student affairs committee organized the faire. ASB Student Affairs President Caylin Mobley ’23 said, “The purpose of the Food Faire is for clubs to raise money for their various expenses, as well as an opportunity for the school to come together and enjoy a fun Friday afternoon. Personally, I love the Food Faire. It’s one of my favorite events at [VHS], and the opportunity to plan it has been a blast. I love seeing everyone enjoying the food and hanging out with their friends — it creates a sense of community you can’t find anywhere else.” Photo by: Adi De Clerck](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1-AH-AD-Food-Faire-900x600.jpg)
![Chess Club President and founder Riley Simpson ´24 said, “We meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays during lunch in the music room. We also are starting [chess] lessons on Wednesdays after school in the ASSETS program. Just show up. We have a lot of people participating this year. Its just something new to try. [Also] this Friday, [Sept. 23], we are holding a human/life-sized chess game, with people as the pieces and people playing as the kings.” The Chess Club collected names for a raffle (left) to decide on king players for their upcoming life-sized chess game. Photo by: Adi De Clerck](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/10-1-900x600.jpg)
![Lacea said, I think [this rule] will end up lasting because we’re trying to change the culture compared to what it was last year and [in] previous years.” Photo by: Adi De Clerck](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Chris-e1679432543310-300x384.jpg)
