Student Life

Faculty, staff, and students all collaborate to create memorable rituals each year. Some examples include:

• Weekly Monday afternoon meeting, led by students
• Fall homecoming
• Faculty vs. students basketball and volleyball games
• Artist visits
• Weekly Snack Shack
• Waffle Wednesday
• Spirit weeks
• Indigenous Peoples' Day field trip
• Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day
• Women's March (organized and led by Sterne students)
• Dia de los Muertos (students create an elaborate offrenda)
• November "Month of Gratitude," with community service and a Thanksgiving feast
• Holiday food drive
• Winter multicultural holiday potluck
• World Tree of Hope
• Valentine's candy-grams
• Earth Day Trashion Show
• Spring Carnival
• Prom
• Senior retreat

Associated Student Body (ASB)

Elected members of the student body take a leadership role in planning all student life events, including homecoming, dances, Spring Carnival, Valentine candy-grams, and much more. 

Clubs & Affinity Groups

Clubs offer an opportunity for students to develop leadership skills, creativity, and social engagement. Because all clubs and affinity groups work with a faculty advisor, they also reinforce a culture of trust and communication between teachers and students. They are a way for all of us to get to know each other a little better and to expand our horizons. 

Here are some examples of past and present clubs and affinity groups:

• Diversity Council
• Book Club
• Coffee Club
• Pizza Club
• True Crime Club
• Environmental Club
• Art Club
• Film Club