CSW offers a rich variety of opportunities for students to join clubs and organizations, serve on boards or committees, and to participate in a wide variety of activities. Underscoring the core values of the school, this kind of student engagement fosters greater communication and understanding, offers a chance to form strong connections between CSW and the greater world, and allows students to assume leadership roles.
The clubs and organizations offered at CSW reflect the current interests and passions of our community. Students are able to create and lead clubs on any interest or topic of their choice.
An affinity group for any Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander identifying students, faculty, and staff. We seek to provide a safe and supportive environment for discussions around identity, culture, social issues, activism, and more.
Our mission is to create a safe and open space where individuals can freely express and explore various aspects of their experiences within the broader community of men of color. We are committed to promoting equity and justice, not only within our community but also in the broader society.
The Black Student Union (BSU) at CSW is an affinity space held on campus for black-identifying students. BSU strives to create a safe space for students that fosters unity, black empowerment, and comfort at CSW. Our meeting topics range from talking about the black experience within CSW to larger-world conversations about what it means to be Black in society. .
Circle of Sisters is an affinity group on campus where female-identifying students and faculty of color can come together to feel uplifted and valued. Our ultimate goal is to create a tight-knit community of women of color on campus who are powerful and supported.
A space where we as Christians, can provide a welcoming environment as we teach others about another type of religion that isn't prominent in the CSW community.
Learn about and discuss various topics surrounding women’s rights and gender equity. We learn about inspiring women, analyze current events and have engaging discussions. Anybody can be a member regardless of gender identity!
Is an affinity group at CSW dedicated to building a community where first-generation students can share their experiences, and receive resources that can help guide them through new life and academic experiences.
A GSA should be a place where everyone feels safe, welcome, included, affirmed, andempowered. Solidarity is voluntary, collective, sustained action based on an understanding that we don’t all share the same risks, and we must work across all differences to ensure that every student has the right to a safe, supportive, and LGBTQ+- inclusive education.
The Jewish Student Affinity Space aims to create a community in which Jewish culture, faith, and heritage are celebrated and amplified. We facilitate discussions in which we discuss and deepen our understanding of our own Jewish identities and how these relate to current events, at CSW and beyond.
Mixed Heritage is an affinity group open to anybody for whom ‘mixedness’ is a significant part of their lived experience. The group aims to establish that Mixed Heritage is an affinity within itself. Mixed Heritage seeks to foster authenticity to support mixed folks and their families in their radical struggle to reclaim and reconcile their identity!
SOFA is a place for students on financial aid, no matter how great or small the amount, to talk about their experiences. We founded this group to form a stronger sense of community amongst those on aid, understanding that many of us can often relate to similar difficulties and issues.
TAGs is the transgender affinity group for CSW students. We meet weekly and discuss topics ranging from current laws affecting trans people around the world to how everyone's weeks have been. TAGs is an affinity space therefore only students who identify as trans (binary or non-binary) are invited to attend.
CSW—a gender-inclusive day and boarding school for grades 9-12—is a national leader in progressive education. We live out our values of inquiry-based learning, student agency, and embracing diverse perspectives in every aspect of our student experience. Young people come to CSW to learn how to learn and then put what they learn into action—essential skills they carry into their futures as doers, makers, innovators, leaders, and exceptional humans who do meaningful work in the world.