Home > Top Lists

Most Extracurriculars Offered

All Schools 400+ students 200-400 students

< 200 students

Among "Schools with < 200 Students", view the boarding schools with the most extracurriculars offered (2020).
These extracurricular comparisons are intended only as informal reference points for evaluating the amount of extracurricular opportunities at a school.
Since student clubs and organizations change year-to-year, schools submitting data for extracurriculars sometimes only give a representative sample of what extracurriculars are available - you should inquire with schools that interest you and find out about the full range extracurricular activities currently available.

North Cedar Academy Photo - Quiet, 96 acre campus just steps from city amenities.

Squaw Valley Academy Photo - Lake Tahoe is a premier world-renown resort destination year-round. The blue skies, clear water, dense forests, and deep snow make it a haven for for everyone - from outdoor enthusiasts to authors and explorers.

St. Timothy's School Photo - The Commons is equal parts living room and dining room. The newest building on campus, the Commons is a gathering space that houses the dining hall and the new Redlands Cafe.

Buffalo Seminary Photo - Our one-to-one tablet computer program gives each girl instant access to a wealth of information.

Foxcroft School Photo - Foxcroft School House

Oakwood Friends School Photo - Art with Friends

Scattergood Friends School Photo - Scattergood offers a Sustainable Agriculture Endorsement. Students earning this endorsement take five farm-related Project classes over the course of four years, complete an agriculturally-related topic for either their Junior or Senior research papers and design and execute a 30-hour service project with with Scattergood Farm's livestock, 35 acre restored prairie, or 10 acre certified organic vegetable fields and fruit orchards.

Besant Hill School Photo - A spectacular view of the Topa Topa mountains from the common room in our Phoenix dorm. Students gather here for study sessions, snacks and social activities.

The White Mountain School Photo - All students complete an independent project through our LASR program. LASR stands for Leadership, Arts, Service, and Research. These general categories demonstrate the range of projects that students choose to undertake. This program is our way of saying that passion matters, and that we know each and every student has a spark that we want to help focus.

Chatham Hall Photo - Whether you ve been riding your whole life or have always wanted to you can find a place in our program. The Chatham Hall campus is home to more than 30 horses, three teaching arenas, a permanent Hunter Trials course, and plenty of trails. We teach hunt seat the Modern Forward Riding System with an emphasis on horse and rider

Freeman Academy Photo - Freeman Academy - Faith-inspired learning for LIFE

The Greenwood School Photo - "Makers of Vermont" is a signature program at The Greenwood School in VT, where students learn to craft metal objects and tools in our blacksmith's forge.

Oldfields School Photo - Our renowned equestrian program takes learning out of the classroom and into the barn.

Thomas Jefferson School Photo - Congrats to our class of 2018! Next stops: Missouri University of Science and Technology | American University | Smith College (x2) | Knox College | Washington University in St. Louis (x2) | University of Aberdeen | St. Louis College of Pharmacy | Johns Hopkins University

Wayland Academy Photo - Wayland Hall, the most historic buildings on campus, currently houses first-year and sophomore boys. The interior was remodeled recently and offers some of the nicest rooms and gathering spaces on any campus in America.

Top School Listings by Category (2020)

Compare among:

	Selectivity Lowest acceptance rates
	Student Test Scores Highest average SAT scores
	Student Test Scores Highest average SSAT score
	Affordability Least expensive tuition

	Affordability Highest percentage of students on financial aid

	Student Attention Smallest average class sizes
	Student Attention Lowest teacher:student ratio
	Faculty Education Highest percentage of faculty with advanced degrees
	Boarding Focus Highest percentage of boarding students
	Diversity Highest percentage of international students
	Diversity Highest percentage of students of color

	Community Size Largest student body (number of students)

	Community Size Smallest student body (number of students)
	School Resources Largest endowments
	School Resources Highest endowment per student
	Offering Breadth Most sports offered
	Offering Breadth Most extracurriculars offered
	Offering Breadth Most AP/advanced courses offered
	School History Oldest founding date

Recent Articles

January 17, 2020

A Guide To Using Social Media In Boarding Schools

Social media is an essential part of a boarding school's marketing strategy

January 17, 2020

Frank Bruni: Why Fit Matters Most

Parents considering schools should read New York Times columnist Frank Bruni's book about college admissions entitled Where You Go Is Not Who You Will Be: An Antidote to the College Admissions Mania. Much of what he says applies in the private K-12 world.

January 14, 2020

Readers' Questions

Readers send dozens of questions via Facebook, Twitter and email. What do they ask? Readers want to know which is the best school in a particular country or region. A close second is figuring out how to pay for a private school education. Here are some readers' questions with my answers.

Featured Schools

Most Extracurriculars Offered

Most Extracurriculars Offered (2020)

Among Schools with < 200 Students (out of 82 schools)

Top School Listings by Category (2020)