Moving to a new country, it can be hard for some students to speak the language and start a new life. That’s why the English for Change club was created two to three years ago to teach international...

The Self-Defense Club is a club at Amador that helps ensure the safety of students. It is important to have self-defense skills and be able to protect oneself.  The Self-Defense Club teaches the necessity...

Alarmed by the lack of a fashion related space on Amador Valley’s campus, juniors Samaira Mehta (‘24), Simran Khemlani (‘24), Ritika Gupta (‘24), and Sharanya Javli (‘24) joined creative forces...

Whether crafting artistic masterpieces out of sheets of origami paper or working on another form of art altogether, the Origami club does it all. And while the members are divided into different groups...

Right next to the multipurpose room lies the engineering building, filled with high tech labs, conference rooms, and bright minds innovating for the future. Working through trial and error while building...

On February 26, the Amador Valley Girls Who Code (GWC) club spent their Saturday hosting the 2022 Girls Who Code Summit, an event that introduces young girls the basics of coding. “Part of the summit...

After the NorCal Career Development Conference at the beginning of January, Amador students in the business club DECA went forth to attend the California State Career Development Conference (SCDC) at Anaheim,...

Mardi Gras, otherwise known as Fat Tuesday, is most often celebrated in New Orleans with events in the Carnival celebration that includes mask parades, music performances, and elaborate feasts. And on...

This past week, Amador’s own Space and Astronomy Club spent its access class making hand-made models of the James Webb Space Telescope. “We’re hoping that the telescope can further scientific...

On January 14, 2022, DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) students across schools in Northern California participated in the NorCal Career Development Conference. Many Amador students made their...

Tidy loops of yarn form an intricate lattice pattern. Once you lay it flat, you'll see that the scarf is longer than it looks at first glance - not only does it cover the desk beneath, it has inches to...

Before the pandemic, club membership in Girls Who Code numbered around 20. This year, the roster has more than doubled, with a group of 60 female coders joining each weekly session. Girls Who Code (GWC)...