List of 49 items.

• Aeronautics Club

  Adviser: Yennelly Eve

• Equipo de Oratoria en Espanol

  Adviser: Madeline Gomez

• Hurricanes Harmonies

  Adviser: David Velez and Carolina Bauza

• Art Club

  For students interested in art making, this club allows an opportunity to delve further than the courses through the curriculum to learn and develop artistic skills, present work and celebrate art.  (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser:  Maru Fuste

• Anatomy Club

  The Anatomy Club is based on giving members a full understanding of anatomy but in a more fun and creative way. We will sometimes have a group activity such as speakers who have experience working with a certain organ system, virtual lab tours to show our members how certain parts of the human body help make vaccines or medicines that help treat the body, and/or discussing a science-related topic. Jeopardy-like or Kahoot will be two ways of delivering information to members. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Rosa Rivera

• Be a Bee Project

  This club works together to teach the importance of bees for the future of human development. They help beekeepers in Puerto Rico and work with various schools around the island to help educate others about their purpose. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Rosalia Eiffert

• Chess Club

  This club promotes the growth of the chess program and aims to get students interested in becoming better chess players. It allows students the chance to play chess on a regular basis in the school library. The club helps to plan, organize and implement intramural tournaments.  (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser:  Laura Garcia

• Community Service Club

  This club provides opportunities for young people to work together doing projects and activities to support social causes and improve the lives of others within the SJS community and the community at large. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Vanessa Ortiz

• Eco-Escuela

  Eco-Escuela is like an umbrella. It belongs to the school. All the clubs related to the environment and community service fall under Eco-Escuela. It is a student-driven initiative, with some parents, administrators, and people from the community. We work together to make our school eco-friendlier. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Gian Toyos

• English Forensics Team

  It shall be the purpose of the SJS English Forensic Club, through participation in the interscholastic contest in public speaking and in the dramatic arts, to prepare high school students in the mechanics of the English language, as well as promoting a wholesome spirit of competition. (For students in grades 9-12 who are interested in Performing Arts and English Literature)
  
  Adviser: Madeline Gomez

• Film Club

  Students have the opportunity to learn about film making, make some short films/scenes, and analyze and talk about movies. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Ilanit Edry

• Entrepreneurship Club

  Adviser: Arquelio Feliciano

• French Club

  The French Club aims to plan and conduct events that celebrate the study of French language and culture. It also continues to strengthen the partnership between Saint John’s and the Alliance Française.  (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Sylvie Tarbox

• French Honor Society & DELF

  The French Honor Society is an organization of students to recognize achievement in French and promote the study of French language and culture. Membership is by invitation only, and students must have completed at least two years of French courses (if new at SJS, at least one semester completed and a minimum grade of B in GPA) and demonstrate excellence in academics, service and dedication to the study of French. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Mayra Prestamo
  
  

• Green Key Society

  For students in grades 9-12 who excel academically, stand out as leaders and in service endeavors, and have proven a strong sense of pride and loyalty for Saint John’s School. Members are selected by a team of administrators who choose the students based on the attributes listed above, as well as their ability to represent our school in a variety of settings and scenarios. Students serve as ambassadors and representatives at different school events, initiatives, service projects, working primarily with the Secondary School administration and the Office of Admissions. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Advisers: Nissa Cardona 

• Health Club

  A unique opportunity to engage students in current and relevant events while providing meaningful health education experiences. The club facilitates school-community interaction, promotes a healthy lifestyle, and showcases the benefits of a school health education program. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Rosa Rivera

• "Hurricanes" Team Managers

  The "Hurricanes" Team Managers is a club and a vital component of our interscholastic athletics program.  Student Managers are part of Junior Varsity and Varsity teams, and they provide support to coaches and athletic directors with everything regarding the team, travel, competitions, etc. They also work as a liaison between coach and team, assisting with communication, logistics and operational matters. They will work with any activities organized by the Athletic department including invitational tournaments and all sports awards ceremonies. 
  
  If you are passionate about a sport and want to participate without being a player, become a student manager! (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Luis Camacho

   

• International Thespian Society

  This drama club gives students an opportunity to participate in supervised creative dramatic activities. Members will engage in theatre-related opportunities, including: impromptu skits, monologues, play rehearsals, and technical theatre. The club will work on creative thinking and teambuilding skills provide its members with enriched experiences in the performing arts. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Laura Molina

• Investment Club

  For students who are interested in investment, economics and wealth management. The group meets to learn about the world of finance, investment strategies, and professional fields from experienced and knowledgeable speakers around the island. Students will also conduct mock investments to implement what they are learning. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Natalia Bonelli
  
  

• Italian Club

  For students who are studying Italian and wish to engage and expand their understanding of Italian culture and history, while they have opportunities to further develop their Italian language skills.  (For students in grades 8-12)
  
  Adviser: Francesca Biundo
  Prerequisites: Students who are taking Italian

• La Luz Verde

  Adviser: Sandra Acevedo

• Italian Honor Society

  It is an honor society at service for students with at least two years of Italian who will continue studying the language. (For students in grades 10-12)
  
  Adviser: Francesca Biundo

• Media Journalism "The Eye"

  Adviser : Francisco Santiago

• Library Club

  We work on gathering students' voices to promote and develop library programs and evaluate the collection. We organize activities and develop community hours projects that are aligned to various library services, like open-mics, read alouds, surveys, among others. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser:  Laura Garcia

• Math Club

  (AMC 10/12, AIME, USAMO, USJAMO Invitational Competitions)
  This organization helps bring students together who are interested in mathematics. One of its foremost goals is to prepare students for participation in local interscholastic math competitions and participation in the AMC (American Math Competition.)  This club organizes participation in the Math Olympics.
  
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• Mathcounts/AMC 8

  The Mathcounts Competition Series is a national middle school program where each school selects their top ten (10) ranked students to represent the school in a mathematics competition. We select students from 5th grade through 8th grade for our training sessions. During the year, students are exposed to challenges and contest driven activities geared towards developing teamwork and problem-solving skills in mathematics. (For students in grades 6-8 with some in grade 5 for early training)
  
  Advisers: Ilanit Edry, Carlos Seda & Luis Beltran

• National Honor Society

  The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates our students' commitment to the vales of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Membership eligibility is for students in grades 10-12. See the NHS By-laws for more information.
  
  Adviser: Natalia Bonelli
  Prerequisites: Faculty selection

• National Junior Honor Society

  The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is an organization of 7^th, 8^th and 9^th grade students, who are selected by a faculty council on the basis of strong scholarship (B+ average or better) and outstanding Character, Service, Leadership and Citizenship. (For students in grades 7-9, by invitation and faculty selection)
  
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• Noor Club

  To educate both students and teachers alike on Islam and West and South Asian cultures creating a safe place and forum to express concerns or issues affecting the Muslim community. To act in accordance to the values of Islam in our school and island through charity, kindness and respect. (For students in grades 7-12. Club membership will be open to all students regardless of religious and ethnic orientation. Students need to be open-minded and respectful as well as willing to listen and learn.)
  
  Adviser: Dana Erickson

• Olympiad Math Club

  During high school, contest math usually involves a small number of difficult problems solved over several hours. Each problem requires a rigorous line of reasoning for full marks. In this club, we would like to mentor younger students by introducing them to new concepts and for the experienced members to hone their skills of solving the hardest kinds of problems. Members of this club will participate in inter school math contests, OMPR, and potentially the Puerto Rican Team Selection Test and international Olympiads. (1.) Students who achieve third round of OMPR are highly recommended to join. (2.)  Anyone with a strong interest in mathematics who would like to improve contest math skills.
  
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• OMPR

  Short for “Olimpiadas Matemáticas de Puerto Rico”, Puerto Rico’s Math Olympiads. It’s an open invitation to students from 3rd grade to 11th grade to participate in an annual math competition cycle. The cycle usually starts with its online test (first phase) in April and ends in a summer program that selects the top students from the participating year. To all students that earn the honor of passing on to the phases, the school makes transportation arrangements. (For students in grades 3-11)
  
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• Outreach

  The Outreach Program stems from a Problem-Based Learning Project whose main task was to work with the community service at the Saint John’s School. One group developed a new service and volunteer program which is student-run. Student administrators take ownership in the direction, implementation, and management of the School’s service and volunteering program. The Outreach Program’s main goal is to empower and motivate the students of Saint John's School to serve through the development of personal, lasting and meaningful connections with a cause, organization, or program of their choice. (For students in grades 10-12)
  
  Adviser: Patricia Del Toro

• Poetry Out Loud

  This program encourages students to learn about great poetry through memorization and recitation. It helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about literary history and contemporary life through an annual Poetry Recitation Competition where students may enter and be considered for interscholastic competitions. Participation is voluntary. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Jacqueline Jiang

• Reader's Society Club

  The Reader’s Society club seeks to provide a motivating environment for students in the Secondary Division to read and share their interests Moreover, we aim to encourage students to diversify their reading interests and explore topics related to marginalized communities where they can learn about racial disparities, LGBTQ+, feminism and other underrepresented experiences. (For students in grades 7-12 who are committed to reading)
  
  Adviser: Querube Suarez

• Robotics Club

  In our efforts to develop a Robotics’ Program, the Robotics Club will be part of the detailed three-year integration plan. Robotics is the branch of technology that deals with the design, construction, operation, structural disposition, manufacture and application of robots and computer systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Arquelio Feliciano

• Saint John's Political Union

  The Saint John’s Political Union functions as the center of political debate at school. Members of the club set out to learn, discuss, and debate political topics and current event issues. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: Pedro de Jesús

• Science Bowl Team

  Students with great interest in science to be trained for two different kinds of competition: fast-paced question-and-answer format, like Jeopardy in the areas of Biology, Physics, Energy Chemistry, Math, Earth & Space, and written questions and answers in the areas of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.. These students participate in the annual Saint John's School Science Bowl. There is a 7th/8th grade team and a 9th-12th grade team.
  
  Adviser: Joselyn Latimer

• SJS Anti-Racism Leadership Collective

  This group aims to educate and train students to lead discussions and activities at SJS around the themes of racial identity, white privilege, and systemic racism (specifically anti-black racism). First, we will work on educating ourselves and reflecting on our identities. Then we will work on leadership skills in order to share what we learned with the rest of the school community. 
  
  All interested students will meet once for an orientation. After the orientation, students who wish to be part of the leadership collective will write a reflection paragraph in response to a question that Ms. Maldonado proposes. She will then choose participants based on their written reflections. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Dana Erickson

• SJSFASH

  A place where students can discuss fashion, learn all about fashion business, and have a chance to share their own fashion creations. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Ilanit Edry

• SPECTRUM

  Stands for Sexuality, Pride, Education, Change, Truth, Respect and Unity Movement. This organization meets regularly to provide opportunities for all students, teachers and members of the community to gain understanding and strengthen the straight-LGTB alliance and create a safer, compassionate, respectful and more understanding environment for all people. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
  Adviser: María de Lourdes Seijo

• Spelling Bee

  A spelling bee is a competition in which contestants are asked to spell a broad selection of words, usually with a varying degree of difficulty. 
  
  Adviser: Jacqui Pedley

• Sports Journalism

  This club is designed to promote thoughtful and responsible athletic awareness within SJS. Through fantasy leagues with members playing various sports during their professional seasons to reporting on SJS athletics after each game. We will strive to record and broadcast our interviews and reporting of our SJS athletic games with cameras and write scripts like ""Around the Horn"" on ESPN.
  Ultimately, our goal is to create an intentional community of athletic enthusiasts at SJS and promote involvement and school spirit through the art and profession of journalism. (For students in grades 7-12)
  
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• Student Council

  This is a national organization comprised of secondary division students who have been elected by their schoolmates to represent them. It focuses on developing leadership, organizational skills, and community service.  (For students in grades 7-12)
  
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  Prerequisites: Election

• Student Council Executive Board

  This is a national organization comprised of secondary division students who have been elected by their schoolmates to represent them. It focuses on developing leadership, organizational skills, and community service.  (For students in grades 7-12)

  
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  Prerequisites: Election

• Tabletop Games Club

  For students interested in investment, economics, and wealth management, the group meets to learn about the world of finance, investment strategies, and professional fields from experienced and knowledgeable speakers around the island. Students will also conduct mock investments to implement what they are learning.
  
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• TED-Ed Club

  TED-Ed is a program that supports students in discovering, researching, exploring and presenting their big ideas in the form of short, TED-style talks. (For students in grades 8-12.)
  
  Adviser: Sandra Acevedo

• UNICEF Club

  UNICEF is a leading humanitarian and development agency working globally for the rights of every child. UNICEF has spent nearly 70 years working to improve the lives of children and their families. Working with and for children through adolescence and into adulthood requires a global presence whose goal is to produce results and monitor their effects. Child rights begin with safe shelter, nutrition, protection from disaster and conflict and traverse the life cycle: pre-natal care for healthy births, clean water and sanitation, health care and education.  The Saint John’s School chapter supports and helps create awareness of the efforts conducted by UNICEF.  (For students in grades 7-12) 
  
  Adviser: Pedro de Jesús

• VR Club

  The mission of this club is to expose and teach students about Virtual Reality and its possibilities, whilst including the fun component of VR. Students do not need any prior knowledge but must show an interest in learning about VR not just playing it. (For students in grades 8-10)
  
  Adviser: Arquelio Feliciano

• Woman in Me

  An organization that helps create awareness of gender issues and promotes the interests and rights of women. The club meets periodically and holds conferences, sponsors activities to support women organizations, and invites lecturers to help promote awareness. Our aim is to empower young women to be the leaders of tomorrow. (For students in grades 9-12)
  
  Adviser: Vanessa Ortiz