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Student Life

Students help shape school life through Student Congress, shared interests and community service. Clubs and projects give them opportunities to collaborate, take responsibility and contribute to the wider community.

Student
Congress

Discussing school policy.
Raising everyday concerns.

Through Student Congress, students help shape school policy, address everyday concerns and take an active role in building the school community they want to be part of.

  • School policy
  • Everyday concerns
  • Community life
Explore Student Congress
Jellyfish Club members with a culture tank
Jellyfish Club members with a culture tank

Caring for
Jellyfish

Caring for jellyfish requires daily attention. Students monitored water temperature, adjusted salinity, provided live food and maintained the tanks.

90+

days of care for a later group of jellyfish. Early attempts lasted only three to four days.

Students adjusted conditions after setbacks and shared the daily work of caring for the jellyfish. Through this sustained work, they practiced patience, teamwork and responsibility.

Jellyfish Care and Observation

Game Development

Students in the game development club worked on concepts, code and artwork. They divided tasks, organized the team and decided how to move the project forward.

Student sketches of game environments
Student sketches of game environments

Teamwork

In their reflections, students described taking assigned tasks seriously and learning to organize a group. Teachers helped them communicate and develop their understanding of game concepts and design.

Adapting the Project

When the planned game release was delayed, students used their original characters to create badges, standees and posters for a fan convention. Work on the game continued.

Game Design and Character Merchandise

Community Service

Community projects ask students to listen, understand the boundaries of their role and contribute responsibly.

Guide-Dog Training & Documentary Work

Under professional guidance, students practiced basic commands with guide dogs and learned how posture, signals and trust affect cooperation. They also visited the homes of people with visual impairments and conducted follow-up interviews for documentary projects.

Guide Dogs and Accessibility

Preparing for Volunteer Service

Through volunteer training, companionship and activity planning, students practiced listening and taking responsibility while reflecting on care and dignity.

Volunteering with Seriously Ill Children

Clubs, Projects & Learning