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Boston Area Student Extracurricular Activities

Boston’s students, both local and online, engage in diverse extracurriculars, ranging from robotics clubs and volunteering to virtual art and coding websites.

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  • National History Day Project

    Join National History Day, a competition where students explore historical topics through research, analysis, & creativity.

  • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: Courses on African American History

    The Gilder Lehrman Institute offers 3 self-paced courses on African American history, covering key events & figures in U.S. history.

  • MIT OpenCourseWare: Africana Studies

    MIT OpenCourseWare has curated this collection of courses related to Africana, African American, & Black Studies topics.

  • LSU: Introduction to Cultural and Social Anthropology

    Explore human cultures, social organizations, & institutions like politics, religion, & language from a cross-cultural perspective.

  • Lookstein Virtual: High School Scholars Program

    Our program offers online courses in Jewish studies with a focus on academic rigor & personal growth.

  • edX: Anthropology

    Introductory anthropology covers topics like cultural comparison, identity, power, & how it addresses global issues & urban life.

  • Coursera: Anthropology

    Study anthropology to understand human cultures & societies. Explore cultural, biological, & archaeological aspects of anthropology.

  • American Anthropological Association: Virtual High School Internship

    We offer a virtual internship for high school students to explore anthropological research & create educational content.

  • TTSP: Mirdrasha Courses

    These courses offer online Jewish studies for high school students, focusing on Jewish texts, culture, & tradition.

  • UC San Diego: Introduction to Anthropology

    This course is designed to introduce students to the general principles of biological & cultural anthropology.

  • University of Vermont: Anthropology Courses

    UVM allows high school students to take college courses in diverse subjects like climate change, ASL, & international relations.

  • Class Central: History Classes

    Learn History, earn certificates with free online courses from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, & other top universities around the world

  • Cornell Pre-College

    Get a head start on college by earning credits from Cornell online.

  • Harvard University edX: History Courses

    Explore free history courses from Harvard, covering key events, historical perspectives, & global insights from top scholars.

  • Hillsdale College: The Great American Story

    Explore America’s history, its triumphs & challenges, & the principles that shaped the nation in this free Hillsdale course.

  • Youth Service America

    Youth Service America believes that youth, communities, and our democracy thrive when we all work together for the common good.

  • DoSomething.org

    DoSomething fuels young people to create change. For 30 years, we’ve supported 8 million youth in turning passion into action.

  • Varsity Academics: High School History Camps

    Our History Camps are intensive workshops in which secondary-school students learn how to research & write about history.

  • University of Vermont Pre-College: History

    Explore UVM's pre-college history courses for high school students, offering a head start on college learning.

  • Tufts University Pre-College: History

    Explore history courses at Tufts University, covering diverse topics & perspectives for professional & continuing education learners.

  • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: Courses

    Discover courses & resources on American history from the Gilder Lehrman Institute, perfect for students & history enthusiasts.

  • PBS Learning Media

    Explore free world history resources for grades 9-12 on PBS LearningMedia, covering key events, cultures, & global perspectives.

  • Action for the Climate Emergency

    Whether you’re interested in being more involved civically or stopping fossil fuels in your community, there are ways you can help.

  • Active Minds - Chapters

    Active Minds empowers youth to transform mental health culture, reaching 1.9 million people annually through advocacy & outreach.

  • Advocates for Youth

    The Student Organizing Team is a cohort of dynamic students from across the country leading campaigns to make material improvements.

  • UN Volunteers

    Find out how to become an Online Volunteer & help tackle today’s sustainable development challenges from anywhere in the world.

  • Generation Citizen - Youth Leadership

    Generation Citizen offers tools for rising youth to build civic skills & create the inclusive, multi-racial democracy that we need.

  • Generation Global - Youth Advisory Group

    A council of young people volunteering worldwide to meet online twice over a semester with Generation Global staff to discuss ideas.

  • Global Citizen

    Global Citizen mobilizes millions to drive policy change aimed at defeating poverty, promoting equity, & defending the planet.

  • National Youth Leadership Council - Youth Advisory Council

    We help young people build authentic leadership skills, impact their communities, & address real world issues.

  • Students Against Destructive Decisions

    We empower and mobilize students & adult allies to engage in positive change through leadership & smart decision-making.

  • History Cambridge Corps Volunteer - in Cambridge, MA

    Join History Cambridge Corps to share untold stories! Volunteer to research, write, and amplify Cambridge’s hidden histories.

  • National History Day in MA

    National History Day allows 6–12th graders to explore history through research and creative projects on a topic of their choice.

  • East Boston Social Centers - Thriving Teens - in East Boston, MA

    Thriving Teens offers a supportive environment for those ages 10-19 to grow their personal development and community.

  • JCC - Boston Diller Teen Fellowship - in Newton, MA

    Fellows gain leadership skills through hands-on learning, lively discussions, and a transformative Israel trip

  • Boch Center - Teen Leadership Council

    The goal of this youth employment program is to enable Teen Leaders to deepen their facilitation and job readiness skills.

  • MA Youth Climate Coalition

    The Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition (MYCC) is a diverse, youth-led, adult-supported, network of organizations, clubs, and hubs.

  • Boston Area Rape Crisis Center - Youth Leadership Corps

    The Youth Leadership Corps (YLC) is a group of young leaders developing skills to become change agents in their community.

  • Boston Harbor Now - Events, Volunteer Opportunities

    Vibrant public programming across Boston’s Harbor, islands, and waterfront. Learn about upcoming events.

  • Boston Youth Climate Summit

    Yearly 2-day summit of presentations and workshops highlighting environmental solutions. Network with students from Massachusetts.

  • Boston Music Project - Private Lessons

    Boston Music Project offers private music lessons for students of all levels and package options that align with the BPS school year.

  • Temple Israel of Boston - Classes

    Engage and learn in small classes facilitated by experienced Jewish educators and field experts.

  • Hebrew College - Teen Learning - in Newton, mA

    Explore Jewish texts, philanthropy, and leadership through various programs or take a gap year with Kivunim or Young Judaea Year.

  • Tufts Pre-College - Culture - in Medford, MA

    Tufts University supports lifelong learning with culture courses designed to prepare, advance, and enrich learners grades 9-12.

  • Museum of African American History - Writing Boston's Future Fellowship

    Selected African American youth candidates learn to help transform the curriculum around racial equity.

  • Boston Workers Circle - Teens Acting for Social Change - in Brookline, MA

    Teens Acting for Social Change (TASC) is a teen-led group that focuses on social justice, community building, and taking action.

  • Jewish Boston Teens - JTI Fellowship

    Teens meet monthly to support one another and connect to Jewish teen opportunities, building a stronger, more inclusive community.

  • Irish Cultural Center - Classes - in Canton, MA

    The Irish Cultural Centre offers Irish Language, Music, Song and Dancing classes year-round, both online and in-person at our campus.

  • Boston Public Schools - Academic Mentoring

    The goal is to match students with caring academic mentors who will support them throughout the school year.

  • Museum of African American History Educational Programs

    Uses historic sites and collections to link colonial and early African American history to broader human rights themes.

  • Historic New England's School and Youth Programs

    Engaging multidisciplinary programs that use historical resources to enrich student learning, with many options available virtually.

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