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
Science Behind Cooking
Science Hurricane
Student Diversity Leadership Council (SDLC)
Service League
Spectrum
SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving)
Teens Against Alzheimer's
Yearbook