Clubs & Organizations

We acolyte during Sunday chapel. Minor strength required.

Open to anyone who wants to play or even learn to play backgammon! All experience levels welcome :)

Astronomy club is a place where students who are interested in any kind of astronomy are welcome to ask and learn more about space in general. This is a relaxing, informative club where students will come by to either delve deeper into astronomy or simply relax while watching the stars. 

We're a club that would like to introduce the unique opportunity to ring the chapel bells.  It is a fun and intricate activity that not many people have the opportunity to do. 

Educate members about business practice, find and interview business people to speak to the club about their experiences and give leadership advice.

Spread the gospel, pray, read the Bible, bound together. Always a super fun and informative time!

The Circle Voice is Groton's student-run school newspaper. We are looking for all kinds of passionate individuals who will help us combine videography, photography, podcasts, and journalism to enrich our publication. 

Classical Music Club’s goal is to help people develop a passion and love for music. Whether you have experience or not, we have many different events suitable for everyone. Some of our future events include listening/discussing music pieces, creating playlists for studying during finals, sight-reading fun chamber music pieces, and more!

We are focused on scholarship of Latin and Greek; we offer peer tutoring as well as regular meetings about literature, history, and culture of the ancient world.

We raise and lower the flag every evening and morning. Low time commitment, honorable task at hand.

CS@Groton is open to both experienced programmers and complete beginners. The club's activities will range from teaching programming concepts to preparing for CS contests to building programming projects.

Originally, the Alliance was named Black Awareness Society, and it was created in the early ’70s as an affinity group for Black students. Sometime in the ’80s, the name was changed to the Cultural Alliance for Student Harmony, and in the past few decades, it has changed from an affinity group to an initiative for diversity. Today, our purpose is to provide a space for students to discuss and educate each other on not only racial injustices but also other societal issues, on campus and around the world. Our biggest responsibilities as a club are running MLK Day and hosting meetings.

The Current Events Club is a discussion-based club where all students with various opinions can talk about prevalent issues around the world. This club sparks unique conversations and allows students to share their perspectives and ideas about global issues in an open and inclusive setting. Previously, we have discussed issues such as the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, school shootings and gun violence in the U.S., and the Russia–Ukraine War.

The Debating Society is Groton’s premier student organization dedicated to debate and public speaking. Throughout the year, we compete in tournaments with independent schools across New England, both at the novice and advanced levels, usually in parliamentary-style debates. The Society has enjoyed immense interscholastic success in recent years and members are invited to improve their skills by participating in regular practices. In addition, the Society hosts a variety of events on campus to promote debate and public speaking, such as the long-standing tradition of sit-down debates which engage students and faculty alike in fun, engaging discourse. 

Our club focuses on combining creativity and marketing to make a real-world impact. This year, we’ll be working alongside nonprofits and small businesses in need of support in areas such as:

• Posters and graphic design advertisements
• Social media management
• Raising awareness/ attracting customers

If you’re interested in entering the business/marketing world in the future or are interested in photography, graphic design, or videography, this is the perfect opportunity to use your interests and skills for meaningful causes. 

Envirothon is an environmental science competition focused on hands-on, team-based problem solving. This club prepares for the annual state competition in May, while also learning about Groton's ecosystems. In past years, we've won accolades at both the state and national level.

Groton School’s official step team. We try to introduce students to a style of dance that includes using clapping and stomping to make synchronized sounds.  

FATH (Fun mATH) club is focused  on collaborating with and helping our peers rather than just competing. Working with Ms. Keeling, we are hoping to create a fun, approachable community where students can feel comfortable sharing challenges they face in math.

Our goal is to embrace the French language and culture at Groton further than just what is provided in French classes. We do so by sharing French food, presentations on holidays and traditions (& culture), current news, homework help, and always providing a space is speak French. 

Groton Geography Group meets weekly to discuss the history, culture, geography, political landscape, and any other aspect of a country. Each meeting, we talk about the physical geography, history, economy, and culture of one country and play a kahoot! The winner of each kahoot receives the honor of picking next week’s country. 

A student-run literature and arts magazine

A club that provides a comfortable space for young students to learn about the world of code and get help with coding projects. 

At Groton Feminists we plan to have a variety of conversations beyond the classic gendered issues, discussing things from the gender pay gap to the importance of diversity in medicine. We hold open meetings throughout the year to discuss feminist issues on campus and throughout the world, so always feel free to stop by! 

GSA is a safe and open space for Groton students to discuss LGBTQ+ issues that exist within the school and the greater world. We organize informational meetings and discussions about Groton's queer community. We also communicate with the administration/trustees to improve the queer experience on campus.

We began this as an challenge, encouraging our friends to give up their phones. We hope to make this opportunity more accessible to students, aiding them in transferring from smart phones to flip phones so that they can engage more in the present. We promise that it will be life changing and refreshing!

The Groton High School Law Review will discuss cases, learn how to write legal briefs and teach students about the law and Supreme Court. 

Our goal is to provide opportunities for students to be able to go on outdoor trips in the neighboring area and to provide the community with an outlet to the outdoors. 

We will be having club discussions on history topics. We also have two optional projects (National Archive and National History Day) that we will be working on together. We will try our best to create a comfortable space for everyone who are interested in history to meet each other and learn more about our world. 

We discuss the technicalities and social implications of the economy and the stock market, invite guest speakers (including Groton alums) in finance, and manage a real portfolio of that the school provides us. We host biweekly meetings to discuss our holdings and trades.