Student Activities and Clubs

Find your footing, expand your mindset, and explore your passions in a club!Clubs and activities meet regularly and are advised by a faculty member. Students lead the creation and organization of the clubs and activities; the list provided here may change or expand from year to year. 

Art Club
A group for students who want to learn more about the basic principles of design and want additional experience in creating a variety of 2-D and 3-D art projects.

ASA (Asian Student Alliance)

Basketball Club
For sixth graders who would like to work on skills and bonding over basketball.

Book Club/Reading Olympics
A space for students who have love of literature in a positive, flexible environment. We will decide as a community what books we would like to read and discuss and explore a diversity of genres and themes throughout the year.

BSU (Black Student Union)

Calm and Collected Club

Certamen Club

Chess Club

Crafting Club

Crochet Club

French Club
Students will explore aspects of Francophone culture, language, geography, history and literature to expand their ability to make cultural connections and comparisons. We may watch films, taste regional cuisine, study art, make our own art, listen to French music or read traditional stories. We may also take virtual field trips to museums, tourist attractions or cities around the world.

Future Cities Club
A group for students who are interested in making the world a better place. Students will imagine, research, design and build cities of the future that showcase their solution to a sustainability issue – climate change is this year's theme – in a city-wide competition in January. 40-hour activity.

Jazz Band
The group explores different areas of jazz, including basic blues progressions, rhythms and styles. The ensemble typically meets before school throughout the school year and performs in the winter and spring concerts and potentially at other school events. 

Junior Model UN
A group for students who are interested in current events, learning about the world, and debating. Students role play as representatives from various countries to develop solutions to current world issues. In addition to club meetings that occur during designated club activity blocks throughout the year, participants also engage in several programs organized by the World Affairs Council, including a city-wide UN simulation in the spring.

Kickball Club

MathCounts
A group for students who love math. We practice problems individually, then we go over the answers as a group. We compete in the Philadelphia chapter and advance to the state competition in Harrisburg if we do well.

Number Nook 

The Naturals

Ultimate Frisbee Club

Volleyball Club

Community Club

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