Indoor soccer for boys and winter soccer for girls are played on an independent basis. Physical education experiences are offered in most recreational sports. Also offered are activities such as rock climbing, weight training, aerobics, yoga, and various dance opportunities. Extracurricular Activities Students have the opportunity to participate in more than 40 clubs which focus on community service, political action, language interests, drama, computers, chess, and debate. The School has active chapters of Students Against Drunk Driving and Amnesty International, and participates in a model United Nations program.
Students take full responsibility for producing a newspaper, a yearbook, and a literary magazine.
There are ample opportunities to participate in dramatic plays, choral recitals, instrumental concerts, and musicals. The Upper School has an active student government in which students serve in a senate, on a curriculum committee, and on an honor committee. The honor committee, which includes students and teachers, deals with violations of the honor code, a statement of principles concerning personal honesty and academic integrity. The Upper School offers students personal counseling, academic counseling, and college counseling. Each student has a faculty advisor who helps review his or her academic progress, assists with decision-making, and serves as an advocate for the student within the school community.