Clubs
From Kindergarten through 12th Grade, participation in co-curricular activities and clubs provides students with an important avenue for exploring an area of interest, developing leadership skills and furthering connections with others.
Lower School
Lower School offers a variety of after school co-curricular activities for girls designed to spark intellectual curiosity, celebrate creativity, encourage physical activity, enhance social skills and broaden an awareness of the world.
- Robotics
- Music
- Riding
- Art Club
- Lacrosse
- Environmental Club
Middle School
In Middle School, the focus is on Community Time which allows for all students in grades 6-8 to participate in community-wide bonding activities that are both student-and-teacher-initiated. In addition to Community Time activities, current clubs include:
- Debate Club
- Robotics
- Student Leadership
- Interscholastic Sports
Upper School
All Upper School clubs are student initiated and student run in conjunction with a faculty advisor. All students are encouraged to participate in clubs at some level. As students develop new areas of interest, they may start a new club by submitting a proposal to Forum, the student government. Recent clubs have included:
- American Sign Language (ASL)\
- Art
- ASA (Asian Students Association)
- Book Club
- BSA (Black Student Association)
- Debate Club
- Girls Advancing in STEM (GAINS)
- Girl Up
- Green Club
- History Club
- Jewish Student Alliance (JSA)
- Love Thy Neighbor
- Mental Health Club
- Mock Trial
- Model UN
- One Love
- Paw Print
- Photography
- Politics
- Psychology
- Robotics
- Science Behind Cooking
- Science Hurricane
- Student Diversity Leadership Council (SDLC)
- Service League
- Spectrum
- SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving)
- Teens Against Alzheimer's
- Yearbook