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Student Organizations and Affinity Groups

Middle School + High School Clubs

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion clubs bring together students of different backgrounds together to create opportunities to increase awareness and education of diversity issues on campus. Additionally, they help provide students with a space to acknowledge and celebrate different cultural backgrounds. These groups meet weekly or on a bi-weekly basis.
  • Armenian Club
  • A.S.I.A. (All Students Interested in Asia Club)
  • Diversity Club
  • GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance, 7th-12th Club)
  • Jewish Culture Club
  • Students of Culture (8th grade leadership group)
    • Latinos Unidos

      Latinos Unidos

Middle School + High School Affinity Mentoring Groups

Affinity mentoring groups create opportunities for students in grades 7-12 who share a common identity to come together in a more intimate space within the larger community to share and reflect on their common experience. The mentoring groups are led by adult mentors from within our school community of the same ethnic background and gender. The groups meet during lunch twice a month and activities range from discussions about diversity topics, challenges of young adulthood, to inviting inspirational speakers to come talk to the group and field trips off campus including community service opportunities. These groups help support and empower underrepresented students in the larger school community.

It is important to note that the school will welcome and support the start of any other type of cultural/ethnic affinity groups that students or faculty express interest in developing. 

Affinity Mentoring Groups

  • 42

    42 is inspired by the life of Jackie Robinson and is for African American male students in grades 7-12.

  • Asian Affinity Association

    Asian Affinity Association is open to 7th-12th Asian-American female students. 

  • Asian Heritage Alliance

    Asian Heritage Alliance is open to students in grades 7-12 who identify as Asian or Asian American males.

  • B.S.U.G.

    Black Student Union for Girls is open to 7th-12th Black/African-American female students. 

  • Latinos Unidos

    Latinos Unidos is open to all students in grades 7-12 who identify as Hispanic/Latino.

  • M.E.

    Multiethnic/Multiracial affinity group for 9th-12th students.

  • Spectrum

    For students in grades 9-12 who identify as LGBTQ.
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