Activities & Athletics
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Student Services: Activities
With over 100 clubs, teams, and activities, GHC fosters a student-centered environment where involvement helps build leadership, teamwork, and life skills.
Granada Hills Charter provides a broad educational experience beyond the classroom, and extracurricular activities play a crucial role in personal and academic growth. Whether through sports, academic teams, or other clubs, students are encouraged to explore their passions, develop discipline, and prepare for future challenges. These experiences often lead to lifelong memories and improved readiness for post-secondary education. View our club sheet for a complete list of school-approved clubs.
Policies & Forms
ASB
Associated Student Body
Lead. Plan. Serve. Innovate.
The Associated Student Body (ASB) serves as the student government representing students on GHC's Zelzah Campus. Participation in ASB is a privilege, with a code of conduct and eligibility requirements ensuring that academics remain a priority. Student leaders are selected for their unique talents and, through their fourth-period class, work within committees to plan and execute school activities.
Leadership Opportunities. Develop leadership skills through experience. We value the uniqueness of each individual, with leaders shaping the student body by introducing innovative ideas. Leadership success is achieved by gathering input from the student body. Each class has a President, Vice President, and several delegates who represent their peers in student council meetings. These councils are responsible for fundraising, creating class apparel, and organizing activities for their classmates.
Event Planning. Each Student Leadership event requires extensive planning to ensure every detail is carefully executed. Led by students, committees collaborate with school administrators, event planners, and other student groups to guarantee a successful event. Co-chairs, overseers, and committee members work together to set deadlines and stay on track, ensuring all aspects are well-organized.
Community Service. As student leaders, our priority is ensuring that students' voices are heard. We advocate for change by bringing campus issues to the administration’s attention. Each Student Leadership officer serves as a representative on one of five standing committees: Governing Board, Student Services, Operations, Curriculum and Instruction, and Human Resources. These committees meet monthly with department representatives to discuss agenda items, and student delegates participate alongside the officers. Students outside of the Student Leadership class can also propose changes to student or school policies during these meetings. Proposals are researched and presented with the goal of improving student life and education. This process ensures we best represent and serve the student body. For details on submitting a proposal, please contact a member of the Student Leadership class.
Innovative Projects. Student Leadership provides a platform for students to create engaging projects and introduce fresh ideas for school activities. We continuously propose new ways to enhance the educational experience by involving students in activities that build school spirit, citizenship, and self-esteem. Events like Spirit Week and Homecoming are carefully planned, with feedback from students, staff, parents, and administrators helping us improve each time. Our leaders ensure that no event is ever the same, always adding new elements to keep activities unique and exciting.
Clubs/Societies
Clubs
With over 100 clubs, teams, and activities, GHC fosters a student-centered environment where involvement helps build leadership, teamwork, and life skills.
Granada Hills Charter provides a broad educational experience beyond the classroom, and extracurricular activities play a crucial role in personal and academic growth. Whether through sports, academic teams, or other clubs, students are encouraged to explore their passions, develop discipline, and prepare for future challenges. These experiences often lead to lifelong memories and improved readiness for post-secondary education. View our club sheet for a complete list of school-approved clubs.
National Societies
The California Scholarship Federation (CSF) and National Honor Society (NHS) promote scholarship and service for students in grades 10-12.
Members must meet academic requirements and participate in community service projects. Dues are $7.50 per semester and the application deadline is to be determined each year by Ms. Foster, the NHS and CSF faculty advisor. Applications must be turned in online through Canvas.
If interested, please see the applications and community service project forms below:
- CSF Application
- CSF Hour Log
- NHS Application
- NHS Hour Log
- NHS 15-Hour Project Log
- NHS Project Letter of Verification
Grade Level Application Forms:
- CSF 10 Application Form
- CSF 11 Application Form
- CSF 12 Application Form
- NHS 10 Application Form
- NHS 11 Application Form
- NHS 12 Application Form
Apply to a national society or contact Ms. Foster for more information.
Seniors
Seniors, this is your year!
Please check out the various senior activities, important dates, and other opportunities for the Class of 2026. In order to participate in the many senior activities at Granada Hills Charter, families must sign and return GHC's senior contract.
Important Information
- Grad Nite
- Graduation
- Hall Locker Request
- Healthy Relationships Assembly
- Homecoming Dance
- Prom
- Senior Awards
- Senior Portraits
- Senior Sunrise/ Senior Panorama Picture/Senior Assembly
- Senior Sunset
- Senior Survey
- Sober Grad
- Yearbook Grad Ads
Grad Nite
- When: Wednesday, June 3, 2026
- Cost: $300 for PTSA Members/$320 for non-PTSA Members
- Gradnite2026TripSlip.pdf
Grad Nite is sponsored by GHC high school PTSA and is NOT a GHC sponsored event. For questions contact PTSA Grad Nite representative Ira Weinreb at ira@fosterparents.com.
Graduation
GRADUATION CEREMONY
- When: Thursday, May 28, 2026
- Where: John Elway Stadium
- Time: 7:00 p.m.
- Students at 5:30 p.m. with cap and gown
- Gates open at 6:00 p.m. for family and friends
- Ceremony at 7:00 p.m.
Rehearsals for graduation will be Tuesday, May 26 and Wednesday, May 27 at 8:30 a.m. Students should report to the Reunion Gate for entry to the John Elway Stadium at 8:30 a.m. each day. Students are required to attend rehearsals in order to participate in the graduation ceremony.
Senior Clearance will follow rehearsal on Wednesday, May 27. Students will receive their cap & gown and four complimentary tickets to the ceremony once they have completed Senior Clearance.
Additional Ceremony Tickets will go on sale through the Student Store webstore at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, May 11, 2026 and are sold on a first come first serve basis with a purchase limit of four. Additional tickets are $50 per ticket and are expected to sell out. The ceremony will be live streamed for those unable to attend in person.
Hall Locker Request
Healthy Relationships Assembly
Homecoming Dance
- When: Saturday, October 18, 2025
- Where: GHC Quad
- Time: 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
- Find Student Behavior Contract Here (the student contract is agreed to online when purchasing the GHC student ticket)
- Find Guest Behavior Contract Here (this contract must be printed, completed, and turned in at the Student Store prior to purchasing a guest ticket)
Prom
- When: Saturday, April 25, 2026
- Where: LA Center Studios
- Time: 5:00 p.m. student check-in at GHC
- Event 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
- Cost: $155 January 15-February 22, 2026/$165 February 23-April 15, 2026
Event hours are 7:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. Students will need to check in through the Reunion Gate at 5:00 p.m. for the security check and to board buses to prom.
GHC Seniors will agree to the prom behavior contract when purchasing their ticket online. Guest contracts are linked below.
Senior Awards
Senior Portraits
Senior portraits annually begin in June and conclude in September at White's Studios.
Visit https://www.whites-
Students who do not book an appointment will not have their photo published in the yearbook. School ID photos for seniors will not appear in the yearbook
Senior Sunrise/ Senior Panorama Picture/Senior Assembly
Senior Sunset
Senior Survey
The Senior Survey is a graduation requirement and must be completed before Senior Clearance. It is available on Scoir.
Sober Grad
Yearbook Grad Ads
Attn: Seniors
The Tartan Yearbook Staff would like to congratulate you on your student’s upcoming graduation! Did you know you can commemorate your achievements throughout high school?
The Tartan Yearbook staff accepts orders from families for Grad Ads, providing the perfect opportunity to capture memories within the Yearbook. Suggestions for picture submissions include event shots, baby pictures, or sports shots. These can be paired with a personal message of congratulations, a personal quote, fond memories of friendship, or wishes for the future to be included in the yearbook.
The deadline to order is the last school day of the Fall semester.
Senior Year Checklist
Before Senior Year
- Make an appointment for your senior portraits.
- Look for a summer job or internship.
- Volunteer for local organizations.
- Research options for your college major.
- Create a tentative list of colleges you would like to attend.
- Collect information on those colleges by doing online research, attending college fairs, etc.
- Apply for college scholarships and explore financial aid options.
- Request letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, mentors and employers.
- Optional: Take the ACT or SAT.
Fall of Senior Year
- Finalize list of potential colleges.
- Use Scoir to conduct college/career searches. Open up Scattergrams to see how you compare to admissions statistics.
- Add Colleges to "Applying" list on Scoir for counselors to send required documents.
- (Request teacher letters of recommendation if required.)
- Get involved in school activities, clubs, etc.
- Maintain good grades.
- Create a calendar to track application deadlines for college admission, scholarships and financial aid.
- Financial Aid applications open.
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form or the CA Dream Act Application if you do not have a SSN.
Winter of Senior Year
- Check the status of your college applications and see if any other information is needed.
- Look for a part-time job to gain professional experience and make extra money.
- Take time for yourself and enjoy your time off from school.
Spring of Senior Year
- Check your email in box regularly for notifications and acceptances from colleges.
- Turn in all assignments and maintain good grades to finish your classes strong.
- Prepare for AP and final exams.
- Continue using stress management techniques.
- Order graduation announcements.
- Send final transcript to chosen college.
- Financial Aid applications are due.
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form or the CA Dream Act Application if you do not have a SSN.
- Create your Webgrants account to view your Cal Grant eligibility.
- Take pride in all you have achieved this year!
Teams
Academic Teams
- Academic Decathlon: Mr. Lee
- Bands & Orchestras: Mr. Cooper
- Choirs: Ms. Balfour
- CyberPatriots: Ms. Dinh
- Dance: Ms. Kim
- DECA: Mr. Aiken
- Envirothon: Ms. Hagan
- Forestry Challenge: Ms. Hagan
- Future Health Leaders: Mr. Sausner
- Math Team: Mr. Atay
- Mock Trial: Mr. Kim
- Model UN: Mr. Kim
- Robotics: Mr. King
- Science Bowl: Mr. Yu
- Speech & Debate: Mr. Sweeney
For more information about participation, contact the team coach.
Athletic Teams
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Baseball
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Basketball
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Cheer
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Cross Country
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Equestrian
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Football
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Golf
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Soccer
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Softball
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Swim & Dive
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Tennis
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Track & Field
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Volleyball
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Water Polo
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Wrestling
Visit our athletics webpage for more information.
Contact Information
Please contact GHC's Activities Office for questions regarding student services pertaining to GHC's Associated Student Body clubs, activities, and academic teams on the Zelzah Campus.
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