The afternoon activity program is an opportunity for students to engage in activities beyond what can be accommodated during the academic day. In addition to a comprehensive athletics program, the afternoon activities block (which students are involved in for the entirety of the school year) offers students the opportunity to do things like explore the outdoors, work in our museum, participate in art and drama, or many other activities in conjunction with our faculty. It is an amazing opportunity for students to get to know their teachers outside of the classroom in an activity that the instructor is passionate about. Below is a list of our afternoon activities offered this past year. Some things like drama and fitness are always offered but many activities change from year to year based on the interests of our faculty and students. If you have any questions about a particular program, please feel free to contact our Director of Athletics and Afternoon Activities.

At the start of each school year, students submit requests for clubs they would like to organize for the year. Prospective clubs recruit new members at the annual Club Fair held on the plaza, and each club must have a minimum number of officers and members before it is officially recognized by the ASB. Here are the student clubs from the 2010-2011 school year:

A Cappella Club
Art Club
Astro Club
Book Club
Chess Club
Christian Club
Cooking Club
Debate Club
Endurance Club
European Football League
Fencing Club
Film Club
Football Club
Foreign Language & CC
French Club
Frisbee Club
Gaming Club
Gnar Corps
Golf Club
Hawaiian Cultural Club
Hockey Club
Improv Club
Indoor Soccer Club
Jewish Club
Korean Club
Martial Arts Club
Mock Trial Club
Model United Nations
Muslim Cultural Club
Outdoor Activities Club
Peccary Club
Ping Pong Club
Save the Ocean, S.T.W
Scrabble Club
Shooting Club
SMART Club
Surf Club
Taiwan Culture Club
Tennis Club
TOMS Club
Vanguards Club
Video It