Activities Coordinator-Drama Teacher Riad Chirazi waits to open the Club Fair ‘03. During the Club Fair, students from Secondary and Middle Schools will sign up to participate in their choices among the thirty-seven clubs offered by teacher advisors. Last year nearly one-thousand students joined the activities program clubs. This year’s list includes the chance to create your own book from scratch in the Art Club; learn patience and concentration in Archery; experience teamwork and leadership in Cheerleading; the basic techniques of using a camera, printing, and enlarging black and white photos in Photography; talented students learn to master their craft in Performing Arts; develop creatively in Piano, Rock Band, Dance and other related clubs. There are opportunities for students interested in journalism and publication, French and Arabic writing and performing. There is Chess and Backgammon for board-game fans. The Horticulture Club investigates all aspects of the environment while web design and construction of a pc are options for those interested in computers.
 | | Middle School students wait eagerly to sign up for their choices among the eighteen clubs available to them. |
 | | Piano Club teaches students to perform an accompaniment and play in duet with another instrument. |
 | | In Forensics/Debate students may participate in or listen to debate, oration and discussion on topics ranging from serious to absurd. |
 | | The Arabic Club writes and reads original poetry and explores published authors. |
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