Clubs and Activities | Rolling Hills Preparatory
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Clubs and Activities | Rolling Hills Preparatory
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Discover Your Passions and Find Your Community
At Rolling Hills Prep, we believe that some of life's most important lessons happen outside the classroom. Our diverse array of clubs and activities creates space for students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and build meaningful connections with peers who share their passions.
Whether your child is interested in robotics, creative writing, environmental conservation, or cultural exchange, they'll find opportunities to engage, learn, and lead at RHP.
Timeframe
Focus
Activities
Summer before Senior Year
Application Preparation
College Essay Boot Camp, College Visits, Common App Launch
August-October
Early Applications
Finalizing College List, Completing Early Decision/Action Applications
November-December
Regular Decision Applications
Completing Remaining Applications, Mock Interviews
January-March
Financial Aid
FAFSA Completion, Scholarship Applications
April
Decision Making
Evaluating Acceptances, Campus Revisits
May
Transition Planning
College Deposit, AP Exams, Senior Internship
Beyond Resume Building
How Clubs and Activities Support Student Growth
While college admissions officers certainly value extracurricular involvement, the benefits of participation in clubs and activities extend far beyond building a resume. At RHP, clubs and activities help students:
Discover new interests and talents
they might not encounter in academic settings
Develop practical skills
in organization, communication, and collaboration
Build confidence
by taking risks in a supportive environment
Create connections
across grade levels and social groups
Learn time management
as they balance academics with activities
Find joy and personal fulfillment
through pursuing their passions
The RHP Difference
What sets our clubs and activities apart is our approach. Unlike larger schools where students might face high barriers to participation or leadership, at Rolling Hills Prep:
Faculty advisors know each student personally and can guide their involvement
Students can start new clubs based on their interests (with faculty support)
Leadership opportunities are accessible to students at various grade levels
Clubs are sized to ensure every member can actively participate
Activities are scheduled to allow participation in multiple groups
Current Clubs and Activities
Our clubs and activities evolve each year based on student interest and leadership, ensuring our program remains fresh and relevant.
Academic & STEM
Math Club
– Competitive problem-solving and math enrichment
Robotics Team
– Designing, building, and programming competitive robots
Science Olympiad
– Interdisciplinary science competitions and projects
Debate Club
– Developing persuasive speaking and critical thinking skills
Chess Club
– Strategic thinking and friendly competition
Arts & Culture
Drama Club
– Performance opportunities beyond regular theater classes
Literary Magazine
– Student-led publication showcasing creative writing and art
Yearbook
– Documenting and celebrating the school year
Music Production
– Exploring digital composition and recording
Cultural Exchange Club
– Celebrating diversity and global perspectives
Leadership & Service
Student Government
– Representing student interests and planning events
Environmental Club
– Campus sustainability initiatives and conservation projects
Peer Tutoring
– Students helping students succeed academically
Community Outreach
– Organizing service projects and volunteer opportunities
Husky Ambassadors
– Representing RHP to visitors and new families
Special Interest
Esports Club
– Competitive gaming with an emphasis on teamwork and strategy
Cooking Club
– Exploring culinary arts and food from around the world
Outdoor Adventure
– Hiking, camping, and connecting with nature
Photography
Club
– Visual storytelling through digital and film photography
Mindfulness Group
– Developing stress-management and emotional wellbeing skills
We invite you to
Take the Next Step
The best way to understand the breadth and depth of opportunities available is to see them in action.
Admissions Inquiry Form
If you would like additional information or are interested in visiting our campus, please complete this form and one of our admissions associates will contact you.
Apply Now!
Skip to content
Discover Your Passions and Find Your Community
At Rolling Hills Prep, we believe that some of life's most important lessons happen outside the classroom. Our diverse array of clubs and activities creates space for students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and build meaningful connections with peers who share their passions.
Whether your child is interested in robotics, creative writing, environmental conservation, or cultural exchange, they'll find opportunities to engage, learn, and lead at RHP.
Timeframe
Focus
Activities
Summer before Senior Year
Application Preparation
College Essay Boot Camp, College Visits, Common App Launch
August-October
Early Applications
Finalizing College List, Completing Early Decision/Action Applications
November-December
Regular Decision Applications
Completing Remaining Applications, Mock Interviews
January-March
Financial Aid
FAFSA Completion, Scholarship Applications
April
Decision Making
Evaluating Acceptances, Campus Revisits
May
Transition Planning
College Deposit, AP Exams, Senior Internship
Beyond Resume Building
How Clubs and Activities Support Student Growth
While college admissions officers certainly value extracurricular involvement, the benefits of participation in clubs and activities extend far beyond building a resume. At RHP, clubs and activities help students:
Discover new interests and talents
they might not encounter in academic settings
Develop practical skills
in organization, communication, and collaboration
Build confidence
by taking risks in a supportive environment
Create connections
across grade levels and social groups
Learn time management
as they balance academics with activities
Find joy and personal fulfillment
through pursuing their passions
The RHP Difference
What sets our clubs and activities apart is our approach. Unlike larger schools where students might face high barriers to participation or leadership, at Rolling Hills Prep:
Faculty advisors know each student personally and can guide their involvement
Students can start new clubs based on their interests (with faculty support)
Leadership opportunities are accessible to students at various grade levels
Clubs are sized to ensure every member can actively participate
Activities are scheduled to allow participation in multiple groups
Current Clubs and Activities
Our clubs and activities evolve each year based on student interest and leadership, ensuring our program remains fresh and relevant.
Academic & STEM
Math Club
– Competitive problem-solving and math enrichment
Robotics Team
– Designing, building, and programming competitive robots
Science Olympiad
– Interdisciplinary science competitions and projects
Debate Club
– Developing persuasive speaking and critical thinking skills
Chess Club
– Strategic thinking and friendly competition
Arts & Culture
Drama Club
– Performance opportunities beyond regular theater classes
Literary Magazine
– Student-led publication showcasing creative writing and art
Yearbook
– Documenting and celebrating the school year
Music Production
– Exploring digital composition and recording
Cultural Exchange Club
– Celebrating diversity and global perspectives
Leadership & Service
Student Government
– Representing student interests and planning events
Environmental Club
– Campus sustainability initiatives and conservation projects
Peer Tutoring
– Students helping students succeed academically
Community Outreach
– Organizing service projects and volunteer opportunities
Husky Ambassadors
– Representing RHP to visitors and new families
Special Interest
Esports Club
– Competitive gaming with an emphasis on teamwork and strategy
Cooking Club
– Exploring culinary arts and food from around the world
Outdoor Adventure
– Hiking, camping, and connecting with nature
Photography
Club
– Visual storytelling through digital and film photography
Mindfulness Group
– Developing stress-management and emotional wellbeing skills
We invite you to
Take the Next Step
The best way to understand the breadth and depth of opportunities available is to see them in action.
Admissions Inquiry Form
If you would like additional information or are interested in visiting our campus, please complete this form and one of our admissions associates will contact you.
Apply Now!