Benefits Of Club ED

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Club ED, started by Ms. Tasanont, was created as a student based club for Future Teachers of America. Many students have joined the club, and new officers are appointed every year. Club ED offers many volunteering opportunities, donations for food, and helps create posters for events around the school. In addition, the various opportunities, let members help around the community and at the elementary and junior high schools in Chino Hills. Club ED has school volunteering events during lunch meetings on Thursdays in Ms. Tasanont’s class. Club Ed. Also makes and sells charms for special days throughout the months as fundraisers and special treats for students to buy during lunch. Club ED has provided many opportunities for their members to help

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