Horace Mann School - Student Life

Student Life

Co-curricular include clubs that provide the students with an opportunity to produce publications, hone their debating skills, participate in activism and much more. Among the many clubs are:

  • Activist Art Committee
  • Amnesty International
  • Anime Club
  • Arabic Club
  • Book Day Committee
  • Computer Science Club
  • Dance Company
  • Debate Team
  • Documentary Film Club
  • East Wind West Wind
  • Fashion Design Club
  • French Club
  • Fusion Club
  • Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)
  • German Club
  • GreenHM
  • The HarMannics (A cappella group)
  • HM Juggling Club
  • HM Political Society
  • Italian Club
  • Inner City Hope
  • Japanese Club
  • Jewish Culture Club
  • Junior Statesmen of America (JSA)
  • Knowledge Masters
  • Latin Club
  • Literary Lunch Chat
  • Manualism Club (Horacemanualism)
  • Math Team
  • Men's Issues Club
  • Mock Trial
  • Model Congress
  • Model United Nations (MUN)
  • Psychology Club
  • Save Darfur
  • Science Associates
  • Science Team (Fusion)
  • Service-Learning Team
  • HM Habitat for Humanity Club
  • Shakespeare Club
  • Ski Club
  • Spanish Club
  • Theatre Company
  • The Union
  • Women's Issues Club
  • Young Democrats of America

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