Clubs & Co-curricular Activities
Clubs & Co-curricular Activities
Build lasting friendships and find unexpected opportunities for exploration, discovery and fun.
At Miss Porter’s School, clubs and co-curricular activities allow students to connect with peers, pursue passions, explore new interests and show up as their most authentic selves.
Porter’s offers countless opportunities to get involved through many different student-run clubs and equity and inclusion organizations. Each of these organizations is a chance to dive deep into what you love, explore new things and connect with peers. Getting involved in clubs and organizations is also a chance to build your confidence and gain valuable life skills that you will use long after graduation.
Why Not Try Something New?
Porter’s provides endless chances to step outside your comfort zone and expand your horizons. Channel your creative talents into school publications, like the school newspaper or literary magazine. Learn more about local wildlife and lead sustainability efforts as a member of the Earth Club. Or connect with peers around a shared identity or lived experience as part of one of our many affinity groups. Wherever your interests take you, you’ll find lots of opportunities to explore, lead and try new things.
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE TRULY ENDLESS
Explore more than 90 clubs and student organizations and learn how you can get involved.
Clubs & Co-curriculars
Go all in on what you love. Discover our dozens of clubs and student organizations, which focus on everything from health and wellness to activism and volunteering to art, music, food and film.
Clubs and Student Organizations →
Identity, Culture & Allyship
Help shape a more just, welcoming and inclusive Porter’s. Our wide range of equity and inclusion organizations allows you to celebrate your culture, uplift diverse voices, and connect over shared identities and experiences.
Equity & Inclusion Organizations →
If Sports Are Your Passion, You’re In The Right Place
When you join one of Porter’s sports teams, you not only build your strength but also push your limits and develop key teamwork and leadership skills.
Learn more about athletics →“There are so many opportunities to rise up to leadership roles in different areas of interest, and if you don’t see an opportunity for something specific, you can make one for yourself.”
Student Leadership
“I’ve learned that leadership isn’t about a title — it’s about showing up, following through and supporting others. Being involved in different parts of campus has helped me become more confident and intentional in how I lead.”
– Lillian ’27