Student Clubs
Middle and Upper School students have numerous opportunities to become involved in clubs and organizations or to propose starting one if they have a particular interest. Student clubs and organizations provide students with a valuable outlet to embrace new freedoms, explore new responsibilities, form friendships across classes, and step into leadership positions.
Sampling of Middle School Clubs
- Big Sister, Little Sister
- Calligraphy
- Cooking
- Dance
- Embroidery
- Fiber Arts
- Jewelry
- Trivia & Puzzles
- French Culture & Conversation
- Sports Journalism
- Stock Market
- Chess
- Math Competition League
- Fantasy Football
- Soccer
- Television Critic
- Book Club
- Card Trading
- Knee Hockey
Sampling of Upper School Clubs
- Active Minds
- Admissions Ambassadors
- After School Program
- Animal Welfare
- Asian Heritage
- Big Sister, Little Sister
- Chemistry
- Chess
- Community Service
- Coordinated Absurdity Project
- Cultural Fusion
- Dexter Heritage
- Embroidery & Design
- Entrepreneurship & Investment
- Fiber Arts
- French
- Girls Advancing in STEM
- High School Law Review
- Latin/Hispanic Heritage
- HOSA: Future Health Professionals
- Jewish Affinity
- Knee Hockey
- Math
- Mock Trial
- Model UN
- Morgan’s Message
- The View Newspaper
- Observatory Docent Program
- Peer Tutoring
- Pickleball
- Quiz Bowl
- Robotics
- Ski
- Sports Impact
- Students of Color
- Sustainability
- The Drumlin Arts Literary Magazine
- Yearbook
Morgan's Message
Morgan’s Message strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics. Each season, Dexter Southfield varsity teams dedicate a game to the Morgan’s Message Foundation. Teams continue the dialogue to raise mental health awareness.
“We are passionate about helping others and want to make sure they are seen, heard, and recognized for what they are going through. Morgan’s Message gives us the opportunity to spread this message in a way that will hopefully normalize it for student athletes around the world. We are so happy to continue this at Dexter Southfield.”
–Maddie Murphy ’25 and Marion Legge ’25