Co-curricular Pursuits
Co-curricular pursuits range from sports and art to additional academic pursuits including, but not limited to: student newspaper, art, model UN, speech and debate, quiz team, and literary magazine.
As a fair trade school, students from Slavery No More study global social justice issues and sell free trade goods to the Emma community. Students also sign petitions fighting human rights abuses worldwide. Each year, students and faculty take service trips to countries in the developing world so Emma's women can see the world and make the changes they discuss in their classrooms throughout the year. In 2009, students and faculty traveled to Africa and to Casa de los Angeles in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico to care for the children of poor working mothers.
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