Clubs are where learning comes to life. Beyond the classroom, students discover new interests, develop leadership skills, collaborate with peers, and pursue their passions through meaningful, hands-on experiences. Whether they're building robots, producing performances, leading service initiatives, or exploring academic interests, our clubs empower students to take ownership of their learning while fostering creativity, confidence, and a strong sense of community.

Middle School Clubs

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  • Leadership Clubs

    Leadership clubs are specifically designed to help students build particular skills and carry out tasks associated with their purpose. The clubs undergo an interview process in the spring in order to be selected. Students in leadership clubs will be tasked with routine announcements to our students, sharing the progress of their work, and planning activities that relate to the purpose of their work.

    Community Builders plan various events throughout the year and are often required to engage with school administrators, cafeteria staff, and maintenance personnel, thereby building confidence in communicating with adults and improving organization, time management, and public speaking competency while enhancing their leadership skills. 
     
    Student Government provides students with a voice in school activities, fosters leadership skills, and promotes a sense of responsibility and community among students. Student government acts as a bridge between the student body and school administration, ensuring that students’ concerns, ideas, and suggestions are heard.
  • Interest Clubs

    Interest Clubs are designed to help students pursue topics of curiosity and passion. These clubs are a collaborative approach by the students and the teacher and teach a variety of skills. Clubs are proposed each trimester and vary depending on the interests of the students.

    Examples of Middle School Clubs
    Battle of the Books
    Board and Card Games
    Chess
    Drawing
    Dungeon and Dragons
    Jewelry Making
    Outside Games
    Photography
    Python Coding
    Read You to Sleep
    Shakespeare Contest
    Table Tennis
    Theatre
    Volleyball
    Walking

Senior School Clubs

List of 2 items.

  • Leadership Clubs

    Leadership clubs are specifically designed to help students build particular skills and carry out tasks associated with their purpose. Students in leadership clubs will be tasked with routine announcements to our students, sharing the progress of their work, and planning activities that relate to their purpose.

    Student Government provides students with a voice in school activities, fosters leadership skills, and promotes a sense of responsibility and community among students. 
     
    Honor Council is responsible for upholding academic integrity and ethical standards of the school. Its primary purpose is to promote a culture of honesty, fairness, and responsibility among students.
     
    Student Diversity Leadership Committee typically consists of students who are passionate about fostering a more inclusive and understanding school environment. This might involve organizing workshops, assemblies, guest speaker events, or discussions.
     
    Spirit Council strives to encourage school pride and enthusiasm. This is often achieved through organizing events like pep rallies, spirit weeks, and themed days that engage the student body and create a lively, positive environment.
  • Student-led Clubs

    There are a wide variety of student-led clubs in the Senior School. Student-led clubs allow students to explore their interests, hobbies, and passions outside of the regular academic curriculum. This helps them develop new skills, gain confidence, and discover more about themselves. Student-led clubs also help to foster essential skills like organization, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

    Examples of Senior School Clubs
    Amnesty International
    Anglers
    Asian Culture
    Astronomy
    Chess
    Chorus
    Critical Language
    DECA
    Desi Culture
    Doctors without Borders
    Ephemera
    FBLA
    French and Italian
    Future Med Connect
    Healthcare
    High School Law Review
    Honor Council
    Latino Culture
    Math
    Men’s Health Awareness
    Mock Trial
    Model UN
    Outdoors
    Panther Page Turners
    Photography
    Project Humanity
    Read Across Sewickley
    Robotics
    Stock Market
    Science
    Speech and Debate
    Spirit Council
    Spirit of Hope
    Sports Medicine
    STEM
    Student Government
    TEDx Youth
    The Black Student Union
    The Finance and Trading Group
    Theatre
    Writing
    Youth for Innocence