We encourage students to participate in extracurricular events, pursue their personal interests, and create new clubs each school year. Oakcrest is currently home to many Middle and Upper School clubs, many of them initiated by students. These clubs and activities encourage students to take initiative and responsibility in leading activities that allow them to explore their talents and passions outside the classroom.

2024-2025 Clubs

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  • 7th and 8th Grade Book Club

  • Acapella Club

  • American Sign Language Club

  • Board Game Club

  • Booster/Sports Management Club

  • Broadway Club

  • Career Club

  • Chess Club

  • Computer Science Club

  • Current Events Club

  • Debate Team

    Upper School students (grades 9-12) who love debate, logic, and proving their points are welcome to join the Debate Team. We compete once a month between October and February against local high school teams in Lincoln-Douglas style debate.
  • French Club

  • Friendship Bracelet Making Club

  • Fun Friday Club

  • International Club

    The International Club enjoys and shares presentations about cultures around the globe. We explore food, dress, trends, movies, and more from other countries.
  • Linguistics Club

  • Literary Magazine Club

  • Marine Biology Club

    Marine Biology is the study of marine organisms, their behaviors, and their interactions with the environment. The club meets each month to learn about a different marine animal and its habitat, environment, and fun facts. 
  • Medical Club

  • Newspaper

  • Origami Club

  • Photography Club

  • Quartet Club

  • Research Methods Journal Club

  • Respect Life Club

    Respect Life Club meets to discuss ways the students can represent life, as well as volunteer regularly at a women's help center. In 2020, Oakcrest led the March for Life in Washington, D.C.
  • Science Olympiad

    Do you like to work with your hands? Do you like to work in a team and compete? Are you looking for a club where you get to work with your peers, have fun, and learn more about various science and engineering practices? Join Science Olympiad! Science Olympiad, or "SO," is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of K-12 science education, increasing male, female and minority interest in science, creating a technologically-literate workforce and providing recognition for outstanding achievement by both students and teachers. These goals are achieved by participating in Science Olympiad tournaments. 
  • Service Club

  • Short Story Club

  • Songbirds Club

  • Sound Bites

    Students in grades 6-12 who are interested in filling the school with music and joy through lunchtime performances are welcome to audition.
  • Student Ambassadors

    The Student Ambassadors program provides service and leadership opportunities for 7th-12th grade students by supporting the Oakcrest Admissions Office. Student ambassadors represent Oakcrest and are leaders, willing to share their insight and enthusiasm about Oakcrest, responsible, motivated, and most importantly, reflections of Oakcrest's mission. Public speaking is a major component of being a student ambassador. 
  • Student Council

    Both the Middle School and the Upper School Student Councils consist of class officers. The Upper School Student Council also includes the Executive Officers, whose job it is to oversee and run many of the activities that promote school spirit.
  • Upper School Book Club

    • International Club

    • Friendship Bracelet Club

    • Marine Biology Club

    • Medical Club

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