Co-Curriculars
Our co-curricular programs are all about helping you express yourself and develop your interests and passions. With over 72 clubs in the Upper School alone, you’re bound to find the community that’s just right for you, but if you don’t, start a club of your own! There’s nothing like pursuing your interests with others who share them, because the most rewarding steps are those we take together.
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Co-Curricular News
Upper Schoolers threw a mind-blowing Celebration of the Arts, an evening that showcased the talents of student artists across every discipline. The auditorium and second floor were full of stunning photography, paintings, and...
Kol hakavod to all the Ultimate Frisbee players this year, and a special mazal tov to eighth graders...
Ramaz just won second place at the second Yeshiva League Model United Nations conference of the year! The Model UN team participated with schools from across the Tri-State Area, all gathered to debate...
Ramaz seniors participating in the RAMcorps leadership program this week kicked it off by partnering with GrowTorah. They spent the day learning about the environment and sustainability, and really got their hands dirty by weeding and planting strawberries. They even...
Mazal tov to the Chamber Choir for winning the 2025 Kolot Hayam singing competition! The group performed "Yesh Lach" by Shlomi Shabbat and "Drag Me Down" by One Direction, complete with impressive harmonies and fun choreography. They competed against...
Ramaz hosted the first annual Adele Sebbag Arts Dinner, celebrating students involved in creative arts programs at the Upper School. Sponsored by Elana and Aaron Abraham and family in memory of Adele Sebbag z”l, the evening honored the impact of the arts within...
Writers and editors from the Upper School's The Rampage student newspaper met with writers and editors Regis High School's The Owl student newspaper to plan collaborative articles over the coming months! Students intend to write about a "shadowing day" in which...
Ramaz's Technology, Engineering, and Computing curriculum instills passion in students that can last long after graduation. The Rambots robotics club was thrilled to receive a visit from former club captain Jeremy P. '24. Currently on a gap year in Israel before heading to MIT, he...
Three Ramaz students took a three-day trip to Boston on a Women in STEM trip run by CIJE (Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education). The students—Elianna G. '27, Sami F. '26, and Sara K. '27—started the trip at the new MIT Museum, where they explored all the innovations and projects that MIT has initiated and...