Clubs and Extra-curricular Activities
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City Honors School has over 35 extra curricular activities and clubs, as seen below.
African Dance, Amnesty International, Amnesty Local, Anime Club, AP Chemistry Club, Bible Club, Book Club, Chess Club, Color Guard, Debate, Donate Life, French Film Club, GSA (Gay/Straight Alliance) Gospel Chorus, Helicon Literary Magazine, High School and Middle School Ski Club, J8, Jazz Combo, Junior Chorus, Key Club, Marching Band, Masterminds, Media Club, NYS Math League, Middle School Chorus, Middle School Orchestra, Middle School Swim Club, Model U.N., Multi-Cultural Club, Orchestra, Silent Noise (School newspaper), Public Speaking, Science Olympiad, Select Chorus - High School, Student Council, Writer's Circle, Yearbook.
The City Honors Masterminds (formerly "It's Academic") Team won the New York State Championship in June 2011.
On May 18, 2008 City Honors Player's musical "Children of Eden" won several Kenny awards. The show, which was performed in November, won best choral performance, best actor in a leading role (West Richter, Jr. as Father), and best overall production. Winning best overall production includes a monetary award for the musical theater department.
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