With food, films, and friendships, Redwood’s Breakfast Club has quickly become one of the fastest-growing clubs on campus, offering students a chance to connect over a free meal and good company.

By: Serenity Ceja & Jazlynn Borda

Students all around Redwood High School have their own interests and hobbies; therefore, Redwood holds an annual Club Day for all the students to explore different types of clubs offered on campus and sign up to engage in.

However, there is one club that stuck out the most to Redwood High School students over the past 3 years.

 The Breakfast Club is a club on campus where students gather to socialize and enjoy a breakfast that is catered by local restaurants.

Nate Webster, ‘26,  is the president of The Breakfast Club. He says, “Breakfast Club in previous years has been the fastest growing club on campus. We meet every Monday, we get free food catered to us by local restaurants and other establishments, and we watch movies; it’s a type of Club where we get students together.”

He says that The Breakfast Club is more of a social club to interact with peers and enjoy a nice meal.

Is the breakfast club for you?

Michelle Palma, ‘27,  The Breakfast Club vice president says, “last year, when we would have our meetings, we got a lot of kids to come and it was just a nice way for our kids to meet new people or just have a place to hang out with their friends and enjoy a free, good breakfast.”

She says that The Breakfast Club is a good way for social interaction.

The Breakfast Club offers students a chance to socialize, meet new people, and share a meal together at the start of each marking period.

Von Borowicz, ‘27,  The Breakfast Club recruiting officer,  says, “Anyone can join The Breakfast Club, it is an open club. We just eat breakfast in the ASB room, and we meet every marking period. Which is six times a year.” Borowicz explains that The Breakfast Club is an open Club and they’re meeting times are very spaced out.

This club offers free breakfast once every marking period,  a time to hang out with friends, and enjoy social company.

Will you be joining The Breakfast Club?  If so, talk to the social media manager, Sophia Diaz, ‘26,  to sign up for the club with a QR code to remind you.

To read more about Breakfast Club, follow this link

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