are three programs within: FIRST Lego League Challenge, FIRST Tech Challenge, and FIRST Robotics Competition. The FRC Team is called The Goldstrikers (2473). There are 4 FTC Teams as of 2022 (4950, 6038, 7128, 7610). Clubs There are around 60 clubs in Cupertino High School. Clubs revolve around different interest and ranges in sizes from a dozen to hundreds of students. There are many Honor Societies, Service Clubs, and STEM clubs. FBLA FBLA is the largest club on campus with around 200+ students. The club focuses on competition in 70 different fields and projects that teaches FBLA principles. The club houses connection to Lawson Middle School and Hyde Middle School for its middle school program. Tinovation Tinovation is the largest Computer Science Club in Cupertino High with 100+ members. The club has four fields (Android, IOS, Web, and Python) and focuses on educating students on Computer Science. Each year, the club partakes in a project every year club wide. The founder of Tinovation dropped out of Stanford and started a unicorn. Due to Cupertino High's proximately with Apple and Silicon valley, there is a high number of students interested in computer science, other clubs has been formed to address individual interests which are listed below. Tino Competitive Club Tino Game Development Club CHS Women In Tech, CHS Girls Who Code Service clubs Service clubs in Cupertino High encourages students to volunteer in the local community. Some clubs offer the President Volunteer Service Award for completing a required number of hours. STEM clubs Stem clubs make up a large portion of all clubs on campus. Clubs usually focus on STEM concepts and partake in events. The Tino Math Club helps students in the AMC competitions. Language honor societies There is an honor society for each of the four languages offered in Cupertino High School. Students in the Honor Society usually host cultural events, volunteer, take national language exams, and encourage learning about foreign culture. Performing arts Marching band Cupertino High School has a marching band named Cupertino High School Proud Pioneer Marching Band. The band is currently led by Gilbert Iruegas. Cupertino High hosts the Tournament of Bands (TOB): an annual event where high school bands come together and compete. The event happens on the second Saturday of October annually. In 2021, Cupertino High hosted The 50th annual Tournament of Bands on Saturday, October 9, 2021. Other music programs include Concert