Yes, students are highly encouraged to start their own clubs at The Kehillah School. The school supports a culture of initiative, leadership, and self-expression. Students with a passion or idea can bring it to life by proposing a new club. Typically, the process begins by finding a faculty advisor who will help oversee the club’s […]

Yes, The Kehillah School proudly supports several student affinity groups that promote inclusivity, empathy, and awareness within the community. These groups are essential spaces where students of shared backgrounds, identities, or interests can connect, find support, and celebrate their uniqueness. Popular examples include the GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance) Club and the Equality and Advocacy […]

The frequency of club meetings at The Kehillah School varies depending on the club’s nature, size, and objectives. Some clubs, especially academic or competitive ones like Debate Team or Robotics, may meet weekly or even multiple times per week during peak preparation periods. Others, such as hobby-based or discussion-focused clubs, might meet biweekly or monthly. […]