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OCA Clubs & Activities

Learning, Friendships and Fun

Build a robot. Work on the school newspaper or literary magazine. Compete in a chess tournament. Volunteer at the local blood drive. It’s all part of the well-rounded student experience at OCA.

With dozens of free clubs and activities, OCA students can pursue their interests and discover new talents, while making friends in a safe environment. Meeting face-to-face for local activities or online with peers at other Connections Academy schools across the country, our students gain social confidence and new skills while having fun!

Learn more about our many exciting clubs & activities.

See for Yourself ...

A student helping to create The Monitor student newspaper
Student Leadership Club participants working together to make a difference
A Math Club student at the U Games National Scholarship Finals
The Chess Club Tournament Winner playing a Grandmaster
Environmental Club students meet to clean up a local park
A student makes friends and keeps in touch through Pen Pals Club
National History Day California State Finalist with her entry
An Art Club student wins the County Fair Best in Show
An avid reader enjoys the Book Club
Chess Club students meet online to play our exclusive online chess system
A student learns about physics in the Science in the Kitchen Club
A student learns how make his robot successfully complete a task
Students at a Robotics Tourmanent enjoy the exciting world of robots
A student shares her creative talent in the Art Club

Chess Club

› Learn how Connections Academy students gain unique extra-curricular opportunities for socialization, education, and fun!

Students Say...

“I’m a member of the Student Leadership Club where we work on various projects like getting donations for Good Will. I’m also in the Debate Club and Chess Club. I’ve liked Debate Club. It’s been interesting to discuss our opinions with different students and work on enforcing an opinion.”

- Aaron Ridenour, OCA Student