Student Life

Clubs & Organizations

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Pursuing Special Interests

With over 30 student organizations, our students enjoy outstanding opportunities to pursue special interests, try new things, make friends, show school spirit, and realize their potential as leaders. For example, the John Hay Society organizes and runs our Chapel program and community service events. Members of Black & Gold give campus tours. The Student Council monitors school policies, conducts fundraisers and plays a leading role in setting the right tone on campus. Every student’s involvement as a leader, organizer and participant is welcomed and encouraged.

Student Organizations

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  • Student Organizations

    Below are our core student organizations, though additional clubs are added from year-to-year depending upon student interest.

    Anonymous Voices
    All As One Feminist Alliance (AAOFA)
    Alliance for EveryBODY
    Architecture (AIAS)
    Art with a Heart
    Baking Buddies
    Bibliophiles (book club)
    Black & Gold (tour guides)
    Bring Change 2 Mind
    Chess
    Computer Club
    Eco Team
    Fly Fishing
    Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
    Global Forum (current affairs)
    Grillin’ & Chillin’
    Horizons
    Investment Club
    Language Club
    The Martlet (art & literary magazine)
    Math Club
    Model United Nations
    Multicultural Student Union (MSU)
    One Love
    Outing and Ski Club
    Robotics
    Serving Our Neighbors (SON)
    Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
    Spectator (yearbook)
    Student Activities Committee (SAC)
    Wellness @ Westy
    Westminster News (newspaper)
    Women in Finance

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  • The Westminster News

    is the school newspaper and is published by the students of Westminster School.

    You can find the online version here.

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