Yes, and that’s one of the coolest things about The Bay School of San Francisco. The club scene is powered by student ideas, and starting a new one is totally doable. Students just need a solid idea, a few interested classmates, and a staffulty sponsor to help guide things along. The school encourages creativity and […]

At The Bay School, “staffulty” is the clever name for the staff and faculty who support all aspects of student life, including clubs. A staffulty sponsor is an adult on campus who helps guide and support a student-run club without taking over. They assist with logistics like scheduling meeting spaces, managing supplies, and making sure […]

Absolutely. At The Bay School, students are encouraged to dive into all the things that interest them, and that often means being part of multiple clubs. There is no cap on how many you can join, and most clubs vary in meeting times and intensity, so balancing a few is very doable. Some students explore […]

Great question. Think of clubs as your “I’m into this” spaces and affinity groups as your “I am this” spaces. Clubs are open to everyone and center around shared interests—like baking, coding, surfing, or debating which Mario Kart track is superior. They’re for hobbies, creativity, and just vibing with people who geek out over the […]