Acts of Random Kindness

*Advisor- Scott Nelson

*Room 702- Club meets Fridays during lunch

We high school students face stress, anxiety, drama, and negativity from time to time. The Acts of Random Kindness Club strives to make high school a little more pleasant by conducting uplifting campaigns, activities, and projects, because it’s the little things in life that make a difference. Through ARK-tivities such as “ARK Loves You” posters for victims of bullying, Kindness Scavenger Hunt, Finals Week Care Packages, and Thank You Letters for janitors and faculty, ARK has brightened the school environment and has become a sprawling movement blossoming at over 40 high schools and counting across and beyond California.

Anime Club

*Advisor- Sara Tseng

*Room 409- Club meets Fridays during lunch

Anime enthusiasts join to watch different anime first episodes every week.

Application Development Club

*Advisor- Debra Troxell

*Room 302- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

SHS App Dev is about programming apps for the school and community. Students learn some coding skills and attend hackathons.

Artificial Intelligence Club

*Advisor – Kirk Davis

Ever wanted to learn how to program an artificial intelligence program or learn how they work? Come to AI Club to learn how this all works.

Art Reach

*Advisor- Diana Vanry

*Room 202- Club meets every other Friday during lunch

Meetings involve various activities, from making posters to holding sketch sessions. Occasionally members’ works are featured in school galleries.

American Sign Language

*Advisor- Voorhees

*Every other Monday at lunch

Ever wanted to learn sign language, used by the deaf people of America? Ever wanted to communicate with them to learn about deaf culture? Come to ASL Club to learn the language and culture through fun interactive lessons and games and go on enriching trips to places like a deaf restaurant in San Francisco!

Benefit Club

*Advisor-Eileen Allen and Natasha Ritchie

*Room 003-officers meet every Wednesday during lunch

Want to model in a fashion show? Join Benefit Club to help in the annual Benefit Fashion Show, which takes place in February, to walk and support an organization of Benefit’s choice! The students at Saratoga High School host an annual Benefit Fashion Show which highlights local merchants, businesses, and clothing vendors. This year’s fashion show will be held March 4th at Saratoga High School (Main Gym). The Benefit Commission will use the proceeds to sponsor the Special Olympics, which hosts sports events for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Book Club

*Advisor- Cathy Head

*Room 005- Club meets first Friday of the month during lunch

The Book Club reads a book a month for pleasure. Tastes in books range from Sci-Fi and Fantasy to Romance and realistic fiction, and yes, some classics. Titles are chosen by popular vote. If members can’t get to the reading any given month, it’s fine, we just ask that all members attend the meetings to help choose the next book and perhaps be inspired to read books they’ve missed, if the discussion by those who did read it sounds appealing.

California Scholarship Federation

*Advisor- Anzalone

*Room 604- Club meets on Tuesdays during lunch

The California Scholarship Federation (CSF) emphasizes high standards of scholarship and community service for California high school students. Founded in 1921, the California Scholarship Federation is the oldest scholarship institution in the state of California. Through service and awareness for needs of the community, CSF aspires to help students grow into serving leaders of all communities while awarding exemplary student leaders through tangible scholarships.

Chess Club

*Advisor- PJ Yim

*Room 301- Club meets on Mondays during lunch

Chess Club is a meeting place for those who are interested in chess. Club members play chess, hang out, learn chess and hear about chess events from officers, and occasionally participate in chess activities like watching chess videos and playing chess variants/ blitz in the quad. We also recruit team members for the Saratoga Chess Team, which competes in the Santa Clara Valley Chess League and at state and national chess tournaments.

Chinese Club

*Advisor-Marian Fan

*Room 409

Chinese club has meetings every Wednesday/Thursday during lunch, depending on which day is a red day. We learn a little bit about Chinese culture every meeting. Any student is welcome because we want to spread Chinese culture around campus. We play fun games such as shuttlecocks, learn calligraphy, and have guest speakers from Chinese organizations. Sometimes we eat Chinese food like egg rolls and Tang yuan.

Coexist: Gay-Straight Alliance

*Advisor- Amy Keys

*Room 006- Club meets Thursdays during lunch

Coexist, Saratoga High’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance, aims to provide a safe place for LGBTQ+ students and allies, to eliminate stigma at our school attached to the LGBTQ+ community, and to support organizations that benefit the LGBTQ+ community.

Committed 2 Community

*Advisor- Audrey Warmuth (Temporary)

*Math Quad- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

We are a service club that focuses on meaningful service activities around the community.

Computer Science Club

*Advisor- Debra Troxell

*Room 302- Club meets Mondays during lunch

The computer science club works to promote interest among students in computer science. This club focuses on algorithmic problem solving.

Common Roots

*Advisor- Kim Cousens

Want to talk to other students and express your concerns and problems that you may be facing in life? Come and join other students in the Common Roots club to express yourself to other students.

Culinary Club

*Advisor- Suzanne Herzman

*Room 004- Club meets Fridays during lunch

Culinary club is a club for cooks and food enthusiasts. Anyone who is interested in learning about food and cooking is welcome.

Democracy Matters

*Advisor- Kirk Abe

*Room 505- Club meets on Thursdays during lunch

Democracy Matters is the club for anyone who likes to follow politics or just wants to learn more about political and social movements. All views are welcome, and this club allows students to engage in political debates and discussions based around current events. It is an incredible opportunity to become the socially​ and politically aware person you have always wanted to be!

Drama Club

*Advisor- Sara Thermond

*Thermond Drama Center- Club meets every other Friday during lunch

Drama Club is an open and welcoming environment for all students. It is designed for anyone interested in the performing arts. Haven’t ever been in a show before? This is a perfect opportunity to try it out! The drama family is always there to help you through the amazing process of putting on a show, whether it be acting in the show, stage managing a show, or teaching a show. Throughout the year, you can be involved in the Fall play, spring musical, and any of the available student productions. And if you’re not interested in involvement with the shows, Drama Club always makes available opportunities to watch professional local shows, and go on any of numerous field trips! Be a part of the dramafamily to make valuable friendships, and express yourself in a new way.

EcoArt

*Advisor- Meg Battey

*Room 704- Club meets every other Tuesday during lunch

EcoArt combines art and recycling to form a club that focuses on finding novel ways to repurpose old items. We’ve turned items like bottle caps, plastic bags, and glass bottles into magnets, bracelets, and candle holders. We believe that reusing old items can conserve resources and make our planet a better place environmentally, and joining EcoArt is one way of doing so.

Environmental Club

*Advisor- Kristen Thompson

*Room 1015- Club meets Tuesdays during lunch

Our mission is to spread environmental awareness around the school by sharing ideas about current event issues and reforms regarding environmental science and policy.

Faithwalk

*Advisor- Ms. Cochrum

*Room 1017- Blue Fridays at lunch

We want to make learning about Jesus fun and in a less talking at you way. We play games, watch funny fail videos, and eat pizza. At the end of each meeting we have a short 2 to 3 minute talk given by some students or guest speakers we choose to bring. We hope to encourage a safe and fun environment for people to discover their faith.

FBLA (Future Business of America)

*Advisor- Gina Rodriguez

*Room 603- Club meets Mondays during lunch

FBLA is a national vocational student organization for students in high schools who are interested in business or business education careers. It helps students develop leadership abilities, prepares them for entry into a business-related occupations, and offers a setting where members compete at regional, state and national levels in business and technology curriculum. The club focuses mostly on competitions and networking, enabling students to both illustrate their business prowess and social skills.

Filmmakers

*Advisor – Alex Hemmerich

*Media Arts Lab

Ever wanted to learn how to make a cool film and learn how to direct or develop a film? Come to filmmakers club to just learn how to!  You’ll learn to work with cameras and video editing software!

French Club

*Advisor- Elaine Haggerty

*Room 408- Club meetings on Wednesdays

 French Club is open to all students with an interest in French culture. Knowledge of the French language is not required, but many members do speak French. We celebrate and learn about French culture through activities such as celebrating holidays, sampling French food, field trips, and guest speakers. We will also focus on fundraising activities for charities that benefit people in need in the francophone world.

Girls Who Code

*Advisor- Heher

*Heher’s room after school (2:20) every other week on the first even day of the week

Interested in expanding the female ratio in the heavily male dominated STEM field? Join Girls Who Code and learn how to code. Don’t worry! You don’t have to be a girl to join this club. Anyone is welcome to come and learn how to code.

Glee Club

*Advisor- Andrew Ford

*Choir Room- Club meets every other Monday during lunch

Glee Club is dedicated to performing in places where entertainment may not always be available, such as hospitals, and to raising money for various charities. Because the club wants to be as inclusive as possible, anyone interested in influencing the community and making people smile is welcome to join!

Global Health Club

*Advisor- Kristofer Orre

*Room 1021- Club meets every other Thursday during lunch 5

If you are interested in the medical field, then this club is for you! Global Health Club will be run under the close guidance of Stanford Clinical Professor Evaleen Jones. Members will gain experience in medicine through clinic and hospital shadowing, interactive guest speakers from the medical field, and a research project that aims to improve an aspect of the local community. In addition, Dr. Jones will be personally coaching members on how to balance and train their minds to maximize their academic potential. Club members will also grow their leadership skills and explore their passions while being mentored by Professor Jones and a variety of medical professionals and professors.

Go Club

*Advisor-Jenny Garcia

*Room 1016-meets every odd day lunch (except Fridays)

The purpose of Go Club is to introduce a highly strategic game that embodies thousands of years of asian culture. Unlike any other board game, Go relies a lot on an individual’s intuition. The club gives a lot of opportunities in encountering new players – eager to appreciate the game for its history. The essence lies beyond the boundaries of the board to prove Go to be not only a competition, but a matter of etiquette that defines the asian culture. Between two players are stones that can tell more than what our mouths can ever achieve.

Helping Hands

*Advisor- Kirk Davis

*Room 1014- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

As Saratoga students, we have the resources we need for a great education can therefore lend a helping hand to others. Helping Hands is a peer tutoring club where students at Saratoga High tutor those in the community who cannot or are scared to get the help they need. We believe that students know how to help other students best because they have gone through the same experience. We also believe that students end up learning more when they assume the role of a teacher. If you have the desire to spread your knowledge and help your fellow peers, this is the club for you!

HERO Club

*Advisor- Richard Ellis

*Every other Thursday Lunch

HERO Club is a service organization that seeks to make a positive impact in local areas, particularly San Jose. We will manage all the operations of providing support and care to those who need it by having separate branches of fundraising, supplies, production, and delivery. Our club will independently gather the resources needed to make care packages, assemble them, and deliver them to the homeless in San Jose and other areas. We document and share our experiences to also inspire others to do the same.

Impact Christian Club

*Advisor- Lisa Cochrum

*Room 1017- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

Impact Christian Club of Saratoga High School in Saratoga, California is a student-led Christian religious group that meets every week at lunchtime. Members consist mostly of students, who are of many different backgrounds. The club’s purpose is to gather all who are willing to experience God and minister to others in a safe and friendly community environment at school. The club aims to equip members to be spiritually effective Christians so that they may be a living testimony. Prospective members who are curious about the beliefs of Christianity are encouraged to join regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, belief system, etc. The club is also a part of the coalition of other Christian clubs associated with the FUHSD schools.

Indian Cultural Awareness Club

*Advisor- Hana Chen

*Room 702- Club meets monthly during tutorial and lunches

The Indian Cultural Awareness Club welcomes all SHS students to share their love for dance, music, and Indian Culture. The club’s main event of the year is Bombay in the Bay, a student-run dance show which includes several genres of Indian dance such as fusion, classical, bhangra, as well as a singing act. Students from all grades have the opportunity to choreograph and dance in their respective grade dances and more. All proceeds benefit a charity based in India of the club’s choosing. After Bombay in the Bay 2017, the club was able to donate over $10,500 to Parikrma, an organization that works to improve education in India. Bombay in the Bay is a great way for students to express themselves while also making a difference in the lives of others.

Interact Club

*Advisor- Carrie Bohls

*Room 003- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

Interact club is a service club for youth ages 12 to 18 and is part of Rotary International, the world’s first service club organization. By empowering teenagers to take action in their community, Interact District 5170 unites thousands of students across the Bay Area, working towards one common goal. #strongertogether

Interfaith Club

*Advisor-Sheehy

*Last RED day of the week at lunch

Want to discuss and debate various topics regarding today’s religions? Come to Interfaith! Students of all different religious backgrounds are welcome. In Interfaith, we are proud to have members coming from Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Sikh, Agnostic, and Atheist backgrounds. Our mission is to promote toleration and understanding between students of ALL different faiths in a time where it is most needed. In our meetings, we discuss and debate various topics and issues that are relavent to religion in today’s society and occassionally hold guest speakers of various faiths. We also serve IN N OUT! So come and stop by and express what you believe!

IoT Club

*Advisor- Pickett

*Monday lunch

Wanted to ever learn how to use devices like a Raspberry Pi or a BeagleBoard? Or even a cool Linux distribution you’ve never heard of? Come to IoT Club to learn how to use all these!

Junior State of America

*Advisor- Arnaldo Rodriguex

*Room 601- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

JSA is geared towards promoting more SHS youth participation in the local politics of Saratoga. We organize events, collaborate with the city council, and draft legislative bills as part of getting involved in the community. We teach new members vital skills of communication and eliminate any shyness through real-life experiences of collecting money from businesses and reaching out to organizations. There are two statewide JSA meetings in a year, where students from all Northern California schools congregate in a hotel to discuss current issues and debate hot topics. Similarly, students in JSA get to voice their opinions on a variety of problems, either local or national. We talk about the most recent news in the world and take turns leading lively political discussions.

Korean Culture Club

*Advisor- Sheehy

*Monday lunch

We are not a club appealing to only Koreans; rather, we are an open and diverse community for anyone interested in enjoying and learning about Korean culture. We play fun traditional Korean games, eat Korean snacks, and watch videos on various aspects of Korean culture, such as shopping, Kpop, dance and music, and dramas. We also organize schoolwide events like Lunar New Year and participate in public events like Club Rush and Club Day, selling traditional Korean foods like Korean chicken, among other foods.

Light Music Club

*Advisor – Andrew Ford

To create a community for students who play instruments not typically addressed in traditional band/orchestra setting (concert drums, guitar, etc.) but also to account for the lack of modern/popular music in the music program as opposed to classical/jazz. We believe that playing songs that people are into or enjoy can heighten one’s love of music further and spark interest, although many people tend to ignore the possibility.

Linguistic Club

*Advisor-Mrs. Voorhees

*Every Thursday at lunch

Interested in learning a new language, or learning about how language is perceived, expressed, and evolves over time? Come join us at Linguistics club! At each meeting we plan to showcase different cultures and languages through presentations, student and faculty guest speakers, fun and interactive activities, and food! We’ll also connect our presentations of language and culture to our ongoing study of IPA–the International Phonetic Alphabet (that weird alphabet that you sometimes see in dictionaries to help sound words out). Linguists use it for exactly that–transcribing language phonetically. In a few months, you can learn to write like a professional linguist! Overall, our goal is to showcase the diversity on our campus, to make SHS more culturally aware, and to help students get excited about the study of language.

Marine Bio Club

*Advisor- Mrs McCrystal

*Every other Monday at lunch

The marine biology club explores life in the oceans: 75% of our world. We strive to learn new facts and conserve their beauty through meetings, dissections, and trips that help us discover the endless mystery of the ocean.

Math Club  

*Advisor- Michael Silva

*Room 301- Club meets Tuesday lunches

Toga Math Club aims to provide an environment conducive to learning mathematics that goes well beyond the bounds of classroom material. Activities include discussion and presentation of interesting math problems/topics and preparation for various math contests. If you are a self-driven and motivated mathlete who loves tackling challenging problems, this is the place for you.

MIT Launch/Entrepreneur Club

*Advisor- Mike Davis

*Room 003- Club meets Tuesdays during lunch

MIT Launch has adapted its summer program materials to provide high schools part of the Launch experience during the school year through a school club. Club members start a company in teams, learning the entrepreneurial skill set and mindset by starting, growing, and experiencing the adversities of founding a company. Throughout the year, club members will work on their companies, and will make a final pitch video detailing their progress in the end of the school year. Video finalists selected by the Martin Trust Center will receive mentorship and pitch at MIT on May 2.

Mock Trial

*Advisor- Matt Torrens

*Room 506- Club meets Tuesdays at 6:45 P.M.

Mock Trial Club is a competitive team in which students act as attorney’s, witnesses, and other court room officers where they argue a case before a real judge. Students learn the formalities of the courtroom as well as practice the techniques of attorneys and witnesses. The will hold auditions in the fall and practice in the fall and winter every Tuesday night. January is the month of scrimmages and the competition at the Superior Court in San Jose.

Model UN

*Advisor- Kim Anzalone

*Room 604- Club meets Fridays during tutorials

Model UN is a forum for debating world problems, historical and present. The club develops public speaking, problem solving, and negotiating skills and allows members to take on the stance of a country on global issues. We attend conferences at Santa Teresa High School, Stanford University, and we also collaborate with Lynbrook MUN. If you have strong political opinions, like to debate, or want to be a part of an internationally recognized community, please join us!

MSET (Robotics)

*Advisor- Judi Heher

*Robotics Room (903)- Club meets after school. Officers meet on Tuesday during lunch.

The Mechanical Science and Engineering Team (MSET) is a FIRST robotics club that competes in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) and the First Robotics Competition (FRC). The FTC component of M-SET consists of 4 teams, each with approximately 15 students. The FRC component of M-SET consists of 1 team, with approximately 50 students. FTC competes with smaller robots built from kits starting in September, while FRC robots are larger and are built from completely custom parts starting in January. We promote STEM education, teaching students valuable lessons about the design process, prototyping, CAD, manufacturing, and documentation, but we also emphasize non-technical skills such as grant writing, public speaking, time management, and teamwork. Even if you have absolutely no idea where to start or what you’re interested in, M-SET has a place for you.

Mystery Club

*Advisor- Amy Keys

*Room 006- Club meets Fridays during lunch

Mystery Club is a club for people who love mysteries of all types, whether it be reading mystery novels, watching mystery television shows (Sherlock!) or solving our own mystery lunches.

Psychology Club

*Advisor- Hana Chen

*Room 702- Club meets Thursdays during lunch

During our meetings, we hold lectures and presentations on specific sections of psychology to further educate members on the subject. Often, Ted Talks and educational videos or documentaries will also be featured. This club is an excellent way to learn more about psychology and interact with other interested students.

Raising Interest in Science and Engineering (RISE)

*Advisor- Cheryl Lenz

*Room 1012- Club meets every other Wednesday during lunch

The RISE club aims to help students become involved and thrive in science and engineering activities and competitions. Focuses include conducting scientific research, applying science to solve real world problems, and participating in other STEM competitions. If you’re interested in math and science and would like to be a part of a community of like-minded students, join us!

Red Cross Club

*Advisor- Jason Friend

*Room 301?- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

We are a school club operating within the bounds of the American Red Cross in hopes of making our local community a better one.

Science Club

*Advisor- Kristin Thompson

*Room 1015- Club meets Thursdays during lunch Science Club is a place where students who are passionate about science can explore different aspects of the field. We host presentations, demonstrations, and speakers to promote an interest in science, connect our members with research opportunities, and much more.  

Social Justice Club

*Advisor- Amy Keys

*Room 106- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch The Social Justice Club discusses the pervasive social justice issues of our time, not to change the world or even Saratoga, but to help members &nonmembers to have a more complex world view. Additionally we aim to educate members and non-members about topics that they may have heard about, but are not intimately acquainted. This allows students to go out into the world and make substantive connections with others.

SHS STEAM Club

*Advisor – Janny Cahatol

Club meets Wednesday during lunch.

STEAM Club focuses on outreach activities for children. For our club meetings we try out fun hands-on activities related to STEM and Art! During the course of the year we hold events at nearby libraries and museums to provide children with engaging STEAM activities. Each member of our club will gain certificates from the American Chemical Society at the end of the year along with membership cards.

Spanish Club

*Advisor- Arnaldo Rodriguex

*Room 601- Club meets Fridays during lunch ¡Hola! Spanish Club serves to educate students about various aspects of Latin American culture and integrate an exciting and regionally relevant foreign language into our everyday lives. Join us for a fun way to immerse yourself in a different culture!

Spartan Club

*Advisor – Ms. Ryan

Interested in going on fun hikes and exploring the wilderness and being a real tough guy(or girl)? Join Spartan Club and take some fun hikes and go rock climbing by joining Spartan Club and experiencing the true wilderness of the world!

Speech & Debate Club

*Advisor- Kerry Mohnike & Chris Harris

*Room 705,702,505 Team meeting times and days Monday Wednesday 6-8

Speech and Debate is made of many different events where our speech and debaters compete in a state and national level. Our debaters build public speaking and debate skills that stay with them for a lifetime. Speech and debate at Saratoga has a long legacy of success at the prestigious state and national tournaments and students are always willing to help new members learn more about the events and have fun! We offer 5 debate events and 10 speech events all unique and rewarding. Coaches are present to assist in discussions, lectures, practices, and tournaments. Local and out of state tournaments are held weekends and are optional. Leadership positions are available.

Super Smash Brothers Club

*Advisor- Judi Heher

*Room 301- Club meets Wednesdays during lunch

The Super Smash Brothers Club is for all players who wish to play, compete, and have fun together. We host casual and tournament matches where people can earn prizes and socialize with others who share an interest in super smash brothers.

Team HBV

*Advisor- Jason Friend

*Room 701- Club meets every other Wednesday during lunch

Team HBV is dedicated to spreading awareness about the existence and adverse effects of the Hepatitis B Virus, one of the major causes of liver cancer. Because symptoms of the virus only show when it is too late, Team HBV advocates early prevention techniques, such as getting a free clinical checkup, to halt the progress of the virus. We often have joint events with Stanford and attend the Fall Leadership Conference there in the fall. At the end of the year, our profits from fundraising go to the Asian Liver Center at Stanford.

TedxSaratogaHighSchool

*Advisor-Mohnike

*Room 001- Club meets every Monday at lunch.

TEDxSaratogaHighSchool organizes an annual TEDx event, an independently organized TED event. We curate speakers and host activities to promote “ideas worth spreading.” From finance to networking, and media to marketing, we work to produce a great event. We also play TED talks during lunch!

Tri-M Music Honors Society

*Advisor-Michael Boitz

*Room M01-Club meets every Tuesday during lunch

A service club focused on developing leadership skills, self discipline, and innovation and creativity. We want to focus mainly on small chamber groups, rather than big orchestras, strengthening communication and ability to work with others. Music has been a huge influence in our lives and we want to give club members a chance to give back to the community, as well as an opportunity to goal.

Ultimate Frisbee Club

*Advisor- Andrew Ford

*Football Field- Club meets Wednesdays during Tutorial

Ultimate Frisbee Club is dedicated to learn all about the sport of Ultimate. We learn and practice new strategies and also compete in Bay Area Youth Tournaments weekly in the spring. Ultimate is a fun and easy to pick up game that anyone can play. Our goal is to spread the knowledge of the sport and to have fun competing among friends.

UNICEF

*Advisor- Gina Rodriguez

*Room 603- Club meets Fridays during lunch

UNICEF Club serves as an extension of the world-renowned UNICEF organization, whose main goal is to raise the standard of living in impoverished and war-torn countries around the world. The club hosts fundraisers and other events with the purpose of informing the public of our mission and, of course, collecting critical supplies and money to go to people in need. We provide students an opportunity to break out of the “Saratoga bubble” by reaching out to the global community in a mutually beneficial fashion, giving students a deeper understanding of the world and appreciation of the means by which they live, all the while allowing them to volunteer for and contribute to the greater good.

WiSTEM

*Advisor- Audrey Warmuth

*Engineering Room- Club meets Fridays during lunch

WiSTEM is a new club at SHS that empowers the women of Saratoga High to explore Science, Technology, Engineering and Math related fields further. Although it may not show at Saratoga, women are a minority in STEM fields. Our club helps broaden girls’ horizons by visiting famous universities and labs, attending scientific lectures, volunteering at under-privileged science schools, helping them find summer internships, and much much more.

Writing Club

*Advisor- Meg Battey

*Room 704- Club meets every Monday during lunch

Writing Club is a friendly, focused club for high school writers. In meetings, members conduct discussions, learn about writing techniques, and complete writing activities. Through Writing Club, members develop important creative writing skills while realizing and furthering their personal writing ambitions.

Zero Robotics Club

*Advisor-Judi Heher

*Room 409/Robotics Room

This club meets mainly on Sunday mornings to develop a code based program simulation that runs code in space! Zero is a double entendre here. It means two things: zero gravity and zero hardware! This is a code only club that develops code to send directly to a simulator on the ISS. Ready, Set, Code!