Developing & nourishing interests and talents
Our Middle & Upper School students have a choice from a broad range of clubs and activities that allow them to explore their interests and passions and learn more skills.
Our Lower School students have a variety of after-school enrichment programs that they can sign up for. Some of these run all year long and others are per semester.
Our Middle School Clubs
The National Junior Honor Society serves to honor students who demonstrate excellence in the areas of school, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Each year NJHS works to hold fund-raisers benefitting different non-profits or other organizations. Some examples are our dodgeball tournament that helps raise cans for the local food bank, Scholastic 300 where we help to purchase books for classrooms, and we raise money for Team Seas where we work to clean up our oceans. Additionally, members are expected to maintain a 3.7 GPA and acquire at least 10 hours of community service per semester.
Student government (STUGO) is a student-elected and student-run organization representing the entire student body. From the various fundraisers we organize to the day-to-day interactions, STUGO provides a way to bring students together through school events and opportunities that provide an environment that promotes collaboration. Our STUGO leaders strive to lead by example in academics, extra-curricular activities, community service, school spirit, and student events.
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Students will be playing games on different topics like riddles, science, maths, etc. in a jeopardy game format. There will be prizes for the winners. The intent of the club is to enhance and test the knowledge of students on various topics through this fun format.
A study hall offering essential time that students need to complete class work including homework, missing/late assignments, and making sure they set themselves up for success in their academics.
Sports Documentary Club explores the stories behind students’ favorite sports, teams, and athletes.
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Starting with a single jump and progressing to double dutch, members learned the basics of group jump rope.
Students learn the basics of yoga and sequences of postures.
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Students learn to play or learn advanced playing strategies.
Students enjoy reading their favorite books and when the weather permits, they do so outdoors in the beautiful Arizona weather.
History of gaming focuses on the history and development of video games and board games.
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Students work on a variety of puzzles (challenging to easy) either alone or with their peers.
Students learn the basics and more advanced origami techniques to create beautiful paper objects.
All levels are welcome, but students must be currently enrolled in an RSPS dance class to participate.
Our Upper School Clubs
Part of our E-Sports Clubs.
This club meets every other week and focuses on the science of making and tasting coffee.
Welcoming Mustangs of all backgrounds! The purpose of this group is to share traditions, foods, arts, and ways of life from around the world to build understanding and inclusivity. Activities focus on behind the scenes planning and leadership roles in preparation for International Day! Culture Club students celebrate global community on campus, tapping into personal backgrounds and curiosity about the world. After all – our differences make us stronger. “No Place for Hate”
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Educating students on everything there is to know about nursing!
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Students must have some dance experience, at least a beginner’s level, but students do not have to be enrolled in a dance course to participate.
Model U.N. club allows students to practice solving real-world problems by engaging in simulated United Nations assemblies. Participants engage in debate, discussion, compromise, and collaboration while learning about the diverse nations of the world.
MAT is the national math honor society. Members participate in math contests throughout the year, participate in MAT society activities, and plan school activities on Pi Day (3.14) including a trip to the lower school.
National Honor Society (NHS) membership is a true mark of student achievement, but it goes far beyond a report card. By empowering, championing, and recognizing well-rounded students, NHS provides schools with a values-based framework to elevate a culture of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Minimum GPA required.
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This club produces two publications. Pegasus is the award-winning literary magazine of Rancho Solano Preparatory School. It comes out in print form once a year and is run by a team of student editors.
Pegasus Monthly is the MS/US newspaper that is published in digital form and is released once a month. This publication covers arts, academics and athletics in the MS and US.
Click here to view publications and newspapers.
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The pre-med club is designed for students to gather insight into the world of the medical field. Not only is it based on a specialty for a doctor, but it includes pharmaceuticals, physician assistants, and nursing. Guest speakers attend throughout the year and there are activities such as suture labs. Students are encouraged to dig deeper into their field of choice.
Unusual skills club is a club to learn and share unique skills. You can share what you know how to do with other people and learn what they know how to do. It doesn’t have to be fancy; it could be anything from solving a Rubik’s cube to shuffling cards to knowing if numbers are prime.
Student government (STUGO) is a student-elected and student-run organization representing the entire student body. From the various fundraisers we organize to the day-to-day interactions, STUGO provides a way to bring students together through school events and opportunities that provide an environment that promotes collaboration. Our STUGO leaders strive to lead by example in academics, extra-curricular activities, community service, school spirit, and student events.
(NOT A CLUB) Science Olympiad is the competitive team for the Arizona Science Olympiad. The team attends competitions where they enter multiple events within the fields of STEM, and compete against other schools with engineering challenges, knowledge tests, and scientific experimentation.
This Upper School honors society is comprised of the musical leaders at Rancho Solano. They serve the school and local community through their musical talents, striving to model the Tri-M motto: “Perform, Lead, Serve.”