Greenhill’s clubs and activities empower students to explore their interests, provide leadership opportunities, and build social skills while enhancing their student life.
At the beginning of each academic school year, Middle and Upper School students explore our offerings before selecting which clubs they would like to join. As our students progress through our divisions, more opportunities become available.
Middle School
Our Middle School students participate in clubs during the school day. The students help decide which clubs are offered each school year. The goal is to have fun, interact with a varied group of students, try out some leadership skills, and have an enjoyable break in the day.
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Below is a sampling of our Middle School clubs for the school year:
Service Club
Coding/Programming Club
Sports Club - football, golf, volleyball, basketball, soccer
Minecraft Club
Pokemon Club
Book Club
Art Club
Scrabble and Board Games Club
Gardening Club
Dungeons & Dragons Club
Chess Club
Zen Doodle & Meditation Club
Yoga Club
Improv Club
Watercolor Painting Club
Middle School students can also participate in our after-school clubs. The goal is to allow students a space to explore their interests and learn more about their passions.
Quiz Bowl
Quiz Bowl is a fast-paced buzzer competition in which teams of four players compete to answer questions that cover academic subjects. Our Middle School program is open to all students and emphasizes collaboration, inclusive sportsmanship, and healthy competition.
Junior Classical League
Junior Classical League (JCL) is a national student-led organization that encourages an interest in and an appreciation of the language, literature, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. Any Latin student in grades 6-8 can join and compete in area, state, and national tournaments. Students can also participate in activities on campus.
Youth Design Challenge
The Biomimicry Institute’s Youth Design Challenge (YDC) is a project-based learning experience that asks teams of Middle School students to design nature-inspired prototypes that provide solutions to real-world problems. The project concludes with a physical prototype and a pitch submitted to a national competition.
MathCounts
MathCounts at Greenhill is designed to help students build confidence and develop their problem-solving skills, mathematical knowledge, and critical thinking abilities. MathCounts also prepares students for local chapter and state competitions.
Upper School
Our Upper School students engage in clubs throughout the school day. Students are the leaders of their club with a faculty sponsor. Below is a sampling of our Upper School clubs.
AI Club
This club seeks to inspire and equip younger generations with the knowledge and skills to excel in artificial intelligence. Our mission is to create a supportive, inclusive, and engaging environment that fosters curiosity and innovation. We emphasize the integration of AI in education, promoting critical thinking and ethical awareness while preparing club members for a future shaped by technology.
Artistry Club
Artistry Club is a safe and fun space where students of all skill levels can come together to work on fun projects, such as our steamroller project, express themselves, and just relax and doodle!
Girls for the Future
The Greenhill G4F chapter strives to educate communities on female empowerment specifically in areas of academics, sports, and the workplace. This club is a service- and activity-oriented club that fosters a connection to work towards a better future.
Greenhill Business Club
Greenhill Business Club is a nationally recognized club that discusses business and finance topics. Throughout the year, members discuss strategies to improve the performance of our portfolio and help earn real money.
Hornet Hustle Club
This club provides faith-based lessons and activities for any students who want to learn more or belong to a community that addresses topics like balance, time management, and competitiveness.
NTFB YAC
Run by members of the North Texas Food Bank Youth Advocates Council, the students in this club strive to extend NTFB's efforts in reducing food insecurity in the community.
Red Cross Club
The Red Cross Club at Greenhill is affiliated with the North Texas region of the Red Cross, and members aim to create opportunities for Greenhill students to get involved with the Red Cross. From providing CPR classes to hosting fundraisers, students look to further the mission of the Red Cross and inspire Greenhill students to continue to improve the community.
Wharton Investment Competition
This club aims to teach investment and economics through competition. The competition keeps students motivated to learn while also offering opportunities to form school competition groups and learn together.
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