Hessley Hempstead, football player Thomas Hobson, actor Orlando Huff, football player formerly with Atlanta Falcons and Fresno State Matthew Kim (BM), Korean-American rapper and member of K-Pop group, KARD Jeff Kostoff, Olympic swimmer Jeff Liefer, Major League Baseball player Kenny Lawler, professional football wide receiver John Long, rock climber and author Chad Moeller, Major League Baseball catcher for Colorado Rockies organization R. Stevie Moore, singer, songwriter, and musician Josh Nunes, college football player with Stanford Cardinal Dan Robertson, professional baseball player with Cleveland Indians Eli Scott, basketball player Steve Scott, middle distance runner Ivan Shaw, Taiwanese-American actor Kirk Snyder, basketball player with Minnesota Timberwolves Michael Steger, television actor Sean Tracey, baseball player with Chicago White Sox James Tuthill, football player Edward Ulloa, attorney and former criminal prosecutor Clubs Upland High School provides a variety of different clubs and organized groups for the student body. Chartered at the beginning of each year, clubs including Global Aid, Mock Trial, Interact Club, FBLA-PBL, French club, ComedySportz, and many others. The school also has chapters of Key Club, California Scholarship Federation, and National Honor Society. Courses The school offers the standard University of California "a-g" requirement courses, as well as a wide variety of others. AP Biology, AP European History, AP World History, AP Art History, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, AP Government, AP English Literature, AP Language Composition, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Psychology, AP Probability and Statistics, AP Environmental Science, AP Chemistry, AP Psychology, AP Physics B, AP Physics C, AP Spanish, AP French, and AP United States History are just a few of the advanced courses offered. In fact, the school is known for promoting a high-achieving academic agenda. It is a certified testing site for the PSAT, SAT, ACT, and has teachers on campus registered to administrate BYU online course exams. Upland Marching Arts Upland High School's marching band, known as the Upland Highland Regiment, is one of the most successful marching band programs in California. With a consistent year-to-year size of over 220 students, the regiment competes in the highest-level divisions of local competitive marching band circuits. The regiment has received numerous first place and sweepstakes awards in Bands Of America, Western Band Association, and SCSBOA events and field tournaments. The regiment has been a finalist every year it has competed in WBA Regional Championships, from 2004 through 2012, with several medaling seasons. In 2006, the regiment took