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Students will develop their discipline, curiosity and intellectual humility through pursuit of chess. This semester we will culminate in a school-wide open tournament.

Students will cultivate the art of conversation, develop skill in the performance art of preparing and serving tea, and will be prepared to run a popup teahouse at the end of the year.

We read and act out Shakespeare so they have a better understanding of the Bard; they will understand perseverance through acting and learning through challenging texts; they will understand courage through performance.

Premed club aims to educate and provide resources for students looking to pursue a career in the medical field. We also aim to form connections with healthcare professionals.

HS Lyceum & After School

Students will combine their creative skills and further the virtues of friendship and community in the creation of a physical book that students will be able to read for decades.

Blue Crew cultivates the virtues of school spirit, leadership, teamwork, and responsibility by empowering students to take active roles in promoting and supporting Scottsdale Prep athletics. Through planning spirit events, leading cheers, and organizing student engagement initiatives, members practice both moral virtues such as loyalty, enthusiasm, and perseverance and intellectual virtues, such as creativity, strategic planning, and communication.

Our business extracurricular provides students with opportunities to explore a wide range of topics in the field, including personal finance, entrepreneurship, marketing, supply chain management, and finance. Students engage with industry professionals and guest speakers who share real-world insights and experiences. The program emphasizes both practical skills and academic exploration, helping students understand the many career paths and post-secondary options available in business. A major component of the experience (culminating project) includes creating a personalized budget and mock investment portfolio. By the end of the program, students gain foundational business knowledge and greater confidence in planning their financial and educational futures.

Social Committee is responsible for planning school dances and spirit weeks. Students are responsible for planning, decorating, and cleaning up after school dances.

The coding team will be integrated with the Engineering & Rocketry team. It will be student run. The team will define what projects and competitions they want to pursue. There is an opportunity to incorporate coding within the Engineering & Rocketry team, so we are starting the two teams together.

Robotic team is a student run and directed team. They work together to build and program a robot within required specifications to perform a series of tasks. Depending on the progress made by the team, they will be able to compete with other teams in an annual robot challenge.

Engineering & Rocketry team will be student run. The team will define what projects they want to pursue. Past projects included a hovercraft, tesla coils, egg drop, and rocket launches. The team will be expanding the rocketry portion to designing and building a rocket with specific performance requirements.

Chemistry Society to help prepare students who want to take the AP chem test or the CLEP placement test.

Tuesdays &Thursdays

Historical Mock Trial researches and re-enacts important historical trials and evaluates why historical verdicts were arrived at. Should students arrive at a verdict different than the historical verdict, we discuss why the results are different. In doing so, we understand how societal values have progressed and changed. We also consider how our pillars of virtue guide treatment of individuals within the trial process.

Hey Spartans! Do you like baking? Doing good for others? Come check out "Spartan Sweet Treats"! This club is free to join, yes, free!, and will meet twice a month on Thursdays after school in room 218 from 3:15 until 4. We'll talk about baking, experiment with making treats, & host a bake sale once a month on Thursdays, donating the profits to different charities, starting with the Lymphoma and Leukemia Society. There's an info meeting tomorrow, so stop by! Ask Ms. Hutchings, Clare Eastlack, or Sophie Ryken for more details.

Through participation in the Middle School Choir After-School Club, students will cultivate both intellectual and moral virtues. Intellectually, students will develop attentiveness and musical understanding through focused listening, reading choral scores, and engaging in collaborative rehearsals. Morally, the virtues of perseverance, humility, and friendship will be fostered as students support one another, respond to feedback, and commit to personal and group improvement.

Wednesdays & Fridays

12:40 - 1:15 (Friday HS Lyceum)