Clubs and After School Activities
Clubs @ EBA:
Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
The Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Club of East Bay Arts aims to create queer community by giving students a comfortable and safe community to express themselves in, and to educate themselves and others about queer history and contemporary queer issues. We meet on Thursdays in Room D5, and also organize field trips off campus several times per year.
The Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Club of East Bay Arts aims to create queer community by giving students a comfortable and safe community to express themselves in, and to educate themselves and others about queer history and contemporary queer issues. We meet on Thursdays in Room D5, and also organize field trips off campus several times per year.
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP)
The Students for Justice in Palestine Club of East Bay Arts and San Lorenzo High School aims to give students a space to gather and educate themselves and others about current events in Palestine and fundraise and advocate for families affected by violence in Palestine. We meet on Wednesdays in Room D5.
The Students for Justice in Palestine Club of East Bay Arts and San Lorenzo High School aims to give students a space to gather and educate themselves and others about current events in Palestine and fundraise and advocate for families affected by violence in Palestine. We meet on Wednesdays in Room D5.
Always Be Clownin' (ABC)
The Always Be Clownin’ Club of East Bay Arts aims to give students the opportunity to be themselves and learn it's okay to be a bit silly through the guise of clown makeup and expression. We meet on Fridays in Room D5.
The Always Be Clownin’ Club of East Bay Arts aims to give students the opportunity to be themselves and learn it's okay to be a bit silly through the guise of clown makeup and expression. We meet on Fridays in Room D5.
Tobacco Use Prevention Education (TUPE)
We are the anti-drugs organization in school. We run our meetings every Thursday in B3. We plan on going on field trips to further our education on what it means to be a part of TUPE. Everyone is welcome. Reach out to Ms. Magat if you have more questions!