Student Clubs
Academic curiosity ignites passions that students are eager to explore beyond the core and elective academic curriculum. Bosque School clubs and activities offer enrichment opportunities, advanced skill-building, collaboration and leadership, and create a sense of community within a wide range of extracurricular offerings that support our students' diverse interests.
At Bosque School, we celebrate the whole child and make space for them to explore their multifaceted passions and talents. Our students smoothly transition from athletics to STEM to service learning interests through their curricular and extracurricular involvements. Clubs and activities are largely driven by student interest and passion and provide authentic opportunities for leadership and collaboration. Below is a list of some of the clubs and activities that have existed in recent years:
| Asian Affinity Group | Girls Who Code | Native American Affinity Group | VOICES |
| Bee Club | Hispanic Affinity Group | Neurodivergency in Academics | Women in STEAM |
| Black Affinity Group | Jazz Band | Outdoors Club | Women’s Advocacy Coalition |
| Board Games/Chess | Judicial Committee | Robotics Club | |
| Bosque Acapella | Latin Club | Sewing Club | |
| Bosque Art Therapy Society | Lettuce Club | Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica | |
| Bridge USA Dialogue Club | LYNX Community Science | Sports Medicine | |
| Cookies, Cocoa, and Conversation: A Bosque Book Club | Math Contest Prep Club | Strings Club | |
| Cranes View Podcast | Medical Reserve Coprs | Student Government | |
| Distinguished Artists Guild | Middle School Gender & Sexuality Alliance | Students Demand Action | |
| Dungeons & Dragons | Middle School Mock Trial | Tech Club | |
| Fishing Club | Mock Trial | The Oracle (Creative Writing Journal) | |
| Food for All Club | Model UN | Thespians (Troupe 7148) | |
| Gender & Sexuality Alliance | Modelo Naciones Unidas en Español | Tri-M |