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After-School Activities

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The robotics team in colorful shirts and safety glasses observe a their robot at a VEX robotics competition hosted by SSIS

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Student Life

Our rich after-school activities offerings (ASAs) let students make essential connections outside of the classroom, providing an important outlet to deepen social bonds and stimulate new thinking and connections.

After-School Activities

Each semester offers a diverse selection of activities for students in Early Childhood - Grade 5. From dance to drama, robotics, chess, or martial arts, students grow in new ways. Intellectually, emotionally, and physically they build their Sense of Self and grow to understand the importance of Balance in Life.

Core Values

Students fold colorful paper
A kindergarten student plays with legos during break time
A group of students do yoga on the floor
A young girl builds something out of cardboard in a room full of tools
High Schoolers at the club expo promoting their club for students to sign up

Clubs

Our High School Clubs are student lead. Most clubs engage in Dedicated Service and students develop essential communication and leadership skills in greater community-based projects.

Interest Clubs, such as Fencing or Fashion Design, allow students to explore and develop their personal interests. These clubs create a space for students to build a sense of community around shared passions, while also learning to take initiative, collaborate, and lead within their areas of interest.

Programs

For students in grades 6–12, our extracurricular programs offer opportunities to join focused communities where they can deepen their skills and connect with peers who share similar interests. These programs span a range of disciplines, including Model United Nations (MUN), Debate, Visual and Performing Arts, and VEX Robotics. Each program is supported by dedicated faculty and runs continuously from middle school through high school, allowing students to grow within their chosen field over several years.

Students in these programs regularly participate in both local and international competitions, and each group is given at least one opportunity per year to travel and represent the school. Our largest and most popular offerings, Model United Nations, equips students with the ability to understand and represent diverse global perspectives—an essential skill in today's interconnected world.

A young man in a white shirt and dark pants gestures with his hands while speaking on a stage in front of a large red TEDx logo.
A young woman in a black blazer passionately reads from a document in the foreground, while a young man in a suit and glasses is visible in the blurred background.
Two performers in colorful costumes, one in a striped hat and the other in a yellow jumpsuit and cap, stand on a stage with whimsical yellow props and a large pink and black cutout in the background.