Student Government and Activities
Mills High School students participate in the M.S. Walk in San Francisco, including the team Angela's Angels headed by a Mills High School teacher. Mills High also has a Dragon Team that participates in the Millbrae Chinese New Year Parade and the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade.
The Student Government is headed by the Leadership Class which is headed by the ASB President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. The Student Government is divided into separate committees with different responsibilities. The Homecoming dance as well as all school dances are planned by the Student Government. Each class also has a Student Council.
Mills has a wide variety of clubs such as Students Organized Against Prejudice (SOAP), Interact, Save Our World (SOW), G.A.T.E. Club, Filipino-American Alliance (FAA), Words of Wisdom (WOW), Spectrum Club, International House of Friends, Mills Dragon Team, Key Club, Mills Robotic Team (MRT), Physics Club, Red Cross, Quiz Kids, and countless others.
Mills High School students have also participated in the Second Annual Harvest Canned Food Drive, March of Dimes, Pennies for Patients, Pennies for Peace, and other charitable activities.
The Thunderbolt is Mills High School's student-run newspaper.
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