languages has classes for five levels (level 4 is honors and level 5 is AP). Other programs Cupertino High School include special programs like AVID, Terra Nova, and Special Education. AVID is a high school program designed to prepare students for success in four year universities. The goal of the program is to teach organization, leadership, and academic skills. Terra Nova is another high school program designed for high potential students who need additional support during the school day. Student government and events Cupertino High School Associate Student Body is the official student government of Cupertino High School. There are four executive ASB positions: President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. These position exist as the top of the ASB. Inside each class council, there are also equivalent positions. In addition to the executive positions, there are other positions that fall under ASB commissions. These include campus link, clubs, IDC, Athletics, Publicity, and Spirit. ASB plan school wide events such as rallies, homecomings, Junior Prom and Senior Prom. Class council supports ASB activities and hosts fundraiser to raise funds for their own class. Student Senate Student Senate serves as the legislative council of Cupertino and votes in important ASB policies and clubs. The goal of the council is to improve student life on campus. IDC The Intra-District Council's goal is to improve relationships within schools of the FUHSD district. The IDC council represents Cupertino High School Students and hosts IDC exchanges, a FUHSD event where students go to other FUHSD schools for a day to meet people to experience life there. Powderpuff Powderpuff was an annual event where girls play American football and guys cheerlead. Extracurriculars Cupertino High School has many extracurricular activities and programs for its students. Academic Olympiad Cupertino High School hosts multiple competitions including USNCO, USAPHO, USABO and the AMC competitions (AMC 10, AMC 12, and AIME). Many students qualify in the upper divisions of these Olympiads. In 2021, there were 23 AIME qualifiers. In addition, a Cupertino High School Student competed for the IMO (the most prestige high school math competition internationally) and received the sliver metal. USACO Cupertino High School hosts a competitive programming club designed to support students in the USACO competition. Robotics team The Cupertino High School Robotics team was established in 2007 by seven member. Currently, robotics is a significant organization in Cupertino High School with over 200 members and 8 mentors. There