Alert

Early Dismissal for Upper School Students ONLY - January 24

Due to a water main break north of campus, we are dismissing Upper School students early today. This early dismissal affects Upper School students only. If your student cannot drive themselves, please plan to pick them up immediately.

Athletics & After-School Updates - January 24

Please note the following athletics and activities updates: - Upper School Basketball games have been relocated to John Burroughs School this afternoon/evening. Times stay as scheduled. - The Upper School Wrestling tournament in the MAC will proceed as scheduled. - Upper School Squash in the MAC will proceed as scheduled. - All other Upper School sports practices and events, including Swimming, are canceled. - Lower and Middle School after-school activities will proceed as planned. Please check email and MICDS Athletics X account for more athletics updates: https://x.com/MICDSAthletics.

Clubs & Connection at Club Fest ’22

Upper School students gathered last Friday for Club Fest ’22, an annual event where students promote their favorite clubs and activities and “shop” for new clubs and volunteer opportunities. It’s a much-anticipated event stretching from the Steward Aquatic Center and Alumni Dining Hall through Founder’s Court and Hermann Courtyard. Students dressed in different color themes for each grade and enjoyed student musicians, demonstrations, and a considerable amount of candy and treats.

Student clubs and activities create enjoyable extracurricular experiences where students can assume responsibility as participants or leaders with others who share a common interest. Guided by a faculty sponsor, students participate in and perform all duties involved in running an organization, learning to lead, learning about the global community, and learning to follow through with commitments.

To start a club, students must first discuss their idea with a faculty or staff member, acquire support from a faculty sponsor, and submit a formal application that is reviewed and voted upon by the Activities Committee. The Committee reviews the strengths of the club, the benefits it provides the MICDS community, goals, redundancies (conflicts with another club), and ensures that it serves the mission of the School.

More than 70 clubs and activities are available to Upper School students to foster an environment of community and joy.

In addition to our Student Government positions and associated committees, the clubs and organizations available to Upper School students this year are listed below.

Thanks for making a difference, Rams!

African American Mentoring Program (AAMP)
African Cultural Exploration Club
Alumni & Development
American Sign Language
Amnesty International
Anatomy Club
Asian Student Association
Astronomy Club
Battle of the Burets (Team)
Barker Ball
Best Buddies
Biology Olympiad Club
BJC Hospice
Black Student Union (BSU)
Book Club
Business Administration Club
Campus Democrats
Club for Animal Rights & Education (CARE)
Chemistry Club
Chess Club
Children’s Activities Program
Classics Club
Coding Club
Domestic Violence Awareness Club (DVA)
Doorstep Donations
Dungeons and Dragons Club
Entrepreneurship-Launch Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Finding the Art in Science
French Club
Friends of Beasley Initiative (FBI)
The Gatesworth Project
Gender & Sexuality Acceptance (GSA)
Girl Up MICDS
Graphic Design Club
Greenleaves Literary Magazine
Guitar Club
HOSA – Future Health Professionals
iDentity
I-Skate
International Council
Jewish Student Union
Learn to Be
The Literacy Initiative
Manos Unidas (Spanish Club)
Math Team
MICDS Investment Group
MIST (Mental Illness Support for Teenagers)
Mock Trial (Team)
Model United Nations (Model UN)
Muslim Student Association (MSA)
Period @ MICDS
Programming Club
Prom Committee
Ram Report
Rams Army
Rambassadors
Rec Sports Club
Red Cross Club
Robotics Club
RxAM
Science Olympiad
Screenwriters Club
Seldom Scene
Senior Resident Connection
Speech & Debate Team
Sports Analytics Club
STEM Council
Super Seeds!
Sustainable Futures
TEAMS (Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics, and Science)
Teen CERT
The Voice – the MICDS Student Newspaper
Thespian Society
Upper School Bridge Mentors
Women in STEM
Yearbook – The Phoenix
Young Entrepreneurs
Young Republicans