Student Clubs

Moderators: Mr. Adrian Fulay (ext. 3176; afulay@salesian.com) and Mr. Chris Malixi ( ext. 1916; cmalixi@salesian.com)

API is a student club that seeks to celebrate the diverse Asian and Pacific Islander cultures and educate the Salesian school community of their significant contributions. Through meetings, school-wide presentations, and the Spring Assembly, API club members share and promote the rich heritage of peoples from around the Pacific Rim.

Moderator: Adrian Fulay (ext. 3176; afulay@salesian.com)

The Campus Ministry Team (CMT) is a student organization that prepares, organizes, leads, and evaluates various events that fosters the faith development of the school. Regular all-school liturgies, drives, and the annual Project Santa are prepared by students who meet weekly. The Campus Ministry Team is instrumental in living out the Salesian oratory model of "Home, School, Church, and Playground."

Moderator: Dr. Willaim "Billy" Heidenfeldt (ext. 1924; wheidenfeldt@salesian.com)

Club Lavender provides a forum for conversation about gender identity and other issues related to tradition and non-traditional roles. 

Moderators: Mr. Adrian Fulay (ext. 3176; afulay@salesian.com) and Dr. Katie Osenga (ext. 1947; kosenga@salesian.com)

The Italian Club introduces to students Italian American culture and also provides the opportunity for students to participate in a cultural immersion trip to Italy.  The Italian Club also seeks to educate the Salesian school community of the history and culture of Italy and Italians in America.  The Italian Club allows students to express their heritage to others, invite students to learn new phrases in Italian and discover important historical landmarks.  The Italian Club ventures to discover the rich Italian culture found in the Bay Area on outings, such as to North Beach in San Francisco. 

Moderators: Ms. Jill Seman (ext. 1903; jseman@salesian.com) and Ms. Litzia Martin (ext. 1925; lmartin@salesian.com)

The Robotics club is an opportunity for students to explore multiple facets of STEM.  Students are able to design and build their very own robot using tools such as Salesian's own 3-D Printer.  Engineering is combined with Technology when the students use computer code to interact and control their robots.  The design of student's robots culminates in interscholastic and general robotics competitions where students use their robot to complete different challenges against other schools.  The Salesian Robotics Club's most anticipated competition every year is at UC Berkeley, where students and their robots are judged by professors and industry professionals on different design metrics, such as; mechanical design, software design, and engineering professionalism.  

The Sentinel is Salesian's newspaper written and edited by a staff of students, electronically published periodically throughout the year.  The Sentinel covers a variety of subjects; from sports and events, to exclusive interviews and other creative columns.  

Moderator: Mr. Justin Rollolazo (ext. 1922; jrollolazo@salesian.com)

The sneaker club promotes and celebrates the art of sneaker design, fashion and the sneaker culture.  We work towards attending SneakerCon, which is the signature event for sneakerheads every year.  Our club welcomes anyone who loves fresh kicks. 

The Tabard is a student-run literary magazine that publishes artwork and writing by Salesian students.  The Tabard is an opportunity for students to see their creative work published and read by students and visitors of Salesian for years to come.  The Tabard is published once per year.  

Moderator: Mr. Justin Rollolazo (ext. 1922; jrollolazo@salesian.com)

Gamers are welcome to be themselves in this club.  From online gaming, tournaments, to head to head match-ups on a console; this club allows kids to have fun while competing and showing off their skills.  We let gamers play on a variety of platforms ranging from PC games, Xbox, Playstation to handheld gaming systems. All are welcome.