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All students are encouraged to participate in co-curricular activities. These clubs and activities help students develop their personal interests, learn new skills, meet new people, and develop deep friendships and a sense of school spirit. We have a lot of clubs so that we have something for everyone. If a student has a particular interest in something we don't yet offer, that student can ask to start it! Here's a link to the current club list with the faculty advisor and group meeting times. Below are photos and descriptions of our current clubs.
View contact info & meeting times for current clubs
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Students can also participate in special events like Stunt Nite - Rice's annual performance at the Flynn plus Pep Rallies, Concerts, Plays, Coffeehouses that are a regular part of the student experience. There is a lot happening on campus and many ways for students to get involved. Rice also has a Student Life Fund where students and staff both can compelte a simple application to request funds for field trips, activities, and new clubs.
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Student CouncilThis group of student leaders is elected by their peers and works together to plan special events, pep rallies, and spirit weeks at Rice. Contact: Mr. DiFalco
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Hope Happens Here
This group of student athletes works together to raise awareness of mental health issues in studnet athletes and money for special events. Contact: Ms. Bessette
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Art Club
Do you love art and wish you had more time in the school day to indulge your passion? We're starting a new art club that will meet after school. You could work on school murals, pottery, painting, drawing skills, and personal projects. Contact: Ms. Keough Schmidt
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Drama
Students create a professional production that features acting, singing, costumes, music, and tech. Recent productions include: Les Miserables and Little Women. Next we're working on The Music Man. Contact: Mr. Ginter
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Drumline
Rice's iconic drumline group encourages strong school spirit with enthusiastic reels. They march, drum, and move in rhythym. They perform at select athletic games, pep rallies, and special events. Contact: Mr. Ginter
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Campus MinistryRice’s Campus Ministry office and its initiatives are a vibrant part of the Rice community. It is where our mission of inspiring students to serve others and seek God is carried out on a daily basis. They help plan community service projects, Bible studies, and weekend retreats. Contact: Ms. King
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Mountain Bike Club
We mountain bike across all of Vermont! From Killington to Saxon Hill, we try to go to as many locations and trail systems as possible. Popular rides include Saxon Hill, Perry Hill, and Cady Hill. Contact Mr. Giron
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Digital Media Club
Provide an opportunity to students to develop and use their skills in photography, graphic design and filmmaking. Contact Mr. Parker
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Scholar's Bowl
Academic trivia competition. We compete against other local schools in QuizBowl competitions throughout the year. Practices are open to all. Contact Mr. Collins
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Model United Nations
This interactive club simulates the committees of the Model United Nations General Assembly and its various organizations to debate ongoing and anticipated issues in the world. Occasionally, students have the opportunity to simulate controversial historical issues or diplomatic conferences. Students interested in diplomacy, international relations, economics, history, law, and environmental studies are especially welcome since the majority of topics fall within these fields. During the course of debate while at conferences or at club meetings, students take on the role of a designated country and/or perspective and serve as an ambassador representing the perspective(s) and goal(s) of their given country/perspective. Contact: Mr. Dornfried
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Female Athlete's Leadership Council (FALC)
The Female Athletes Leadership Council (FALC) is a community of female athletes and non-athletes, at Rice, that support one another in school as well as extra-curricular activities. The FALC mission is to strive to promote self confidence, to teach leadership skills, to empower each other to effect change and to share our gifts with others. Students learn about leadership, help women in need by sponsoring community service activities, support women's sports teams at Rice, educate the Rice community about women's issues. Contact: Ms. Fricke-Langan
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National Honor Society
The National Honor Society recognizes high students who meet high academic standards, demonstrate leadership, and focus on service to their community. At Rice, the NHS also offers a tutoring / homework program after school on Tuesdays & Thursdays. Contact: Mr. DiFalco and Ms. Livak (about tutoring)
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Neuroscience Club
Students learn about neuroscience to be able to compete in Vermont State Brain Bee in February at UVM Medical School. Contact: Ms. Boardman
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Math Team
We compete with high schools across Vermont on Algebra, Geometry, Arithmetic, and Advanced Mathematics topic tests. We have 5 meets throughout the year and practice every Tuesday and Thursday after school. Contact: Mr. Giron
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Debate Club
An informal meeting of students who are interested in debating current issues and philosophical topics. We generally work on SPAR (spontaneous argumentation) debates, which are quick, think-on-your feet activities. Contact: Dr. Jaramillo
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Crochet Club
Students make and donate crocheted items towards community service hours Contact: Mr. Frenette
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Don't See What You're Looking for? Start it!
We welcome new clubs and new ideas. Send a brief description of your idea and what you need to get started to Mr. Routhier. All clubs have a faculty/staff advisor and if you don't have somone in mind to help, we can help point you in the right direction. All requests will be reviewed quickly and we look forward to what you come up with.
If you need funding, you may be able to submit a request to the Student Life Fund!
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