The Choate Association for Special Populations is a club that attempts to raise awareness at Choate and the surrounding communities to the needs and rights of special populations. CASP has as its primary goal the encouragement and provision of opportunities for people to volunteer to help, and to interact with special populations. CASP works closely with the State of Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation, and other outside agencies. The Choate Republicans provides students with an opportunity to voice their opinions about and support for Republican positions, while encouraging new ideas. The club works actively to bring conservative speakers to the community and it campaigns for Republicans seeking office.
Membership is open to all students and faculty.
The Classics Club promotes a more thorough understanding of classical life, history, and literature to stimulate understanding of and interest in classical civilization among students spreading an appreciation of the virtues and benefits of classical civilization. The club sponsors speakers, field trips to New York, and a Roman banquet. Each volunteer is assigned to work with a teacher in his or her classroom for at least one hour a week teaching a language, tutoring individual children, or helping around the classroom. Membership is open to fourth, fifth and sixth formers. Computer The Computer Club encourages student interest in computers.