Living
Clubs and Student Groups
Going Beyond the Classroom Experience
Clubs and activities are a vital part of the Westover experience, offering students a range of benefits that go beyond the classroom. Engaging in personal interests helps students develop their talents, discover new passions, and build friendships with peers who share similar interests. These connections foster a strong sense of community and belonging.
Additionally, clubs provide valuable leadership opportunities, allowing students to take the initiative in areas they are passionate about.
At Westover, clubs are entirely student-driven. Any student, regardless of grade level, can create a new club. Throughout the year, these groups are encouraged to organize special events and activities that engage the community in the work they do.
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Some of this year’s clubs and affinity groups include:
- Amnesty International
- Animal Care Club
- ASIA (Asian Students in America)
- BSU (Black Student Union)
- Fair Trade Club
- Finance for a Better Future
- Letterpress Collective
- LSU (Latino/a/x Student Union)
- Math Club
- Model United Nations
- Paper Quilling
- Philosophy Club
- Red Cross Club
- Robotics
- Service Learning Club
- SPECTRUM
- STEM Club
- Tap Dance Club
- The WICK (Westover’s Student-Run Newspaper)
- WALSA (Westover’s African and Latino/a/x Student Association)
- Yearbook Committee
Be Boldly You
Westover School admits students of any race, color, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin, or disability to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. As a gender-diverse girls school, Westover welcomes applicants and students who are assigned female at birth and/or identify as girls. The School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law in the administration of its educational policies, admissions and financial aid policies, and athletic or other school-administered programs.