Student Life

LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

A BEAUTIFUL FUTURE IS POSSIBLE

Our agency fuels our leadership development. Mentors support us as we establish clubs, plan schoolwide events, moderate classroom discussions, and ask big questions about big issues.

    • Leadership Speakers

      Speakers series

OPPORTUNITIES
  • Leadership courses
  • Weekly student-run assemblies
  • Student-led workshops and events
  • 25+ clubs, affinity groups, and organizations
ORGANIZATIONS
  • Bring Change to Mind (BC2M)
  • Peer Tutoring
  • Marketing and Communications
  • Shanti Alliance
  • The Student Cafe
  • Honor Council
  • Service Coalition 
  • Admissions Interns
  • Sports Management
  • Associated Student Body (ASB) Council

STUDENT-CREATED AND STUDENT-RUN

We concept, plan, budget, and collaborate to make schoolwide events possible—and successful.

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  • THE 415 FESTIVAL

    A one-of-a-kind annual event, presented by the Associated Student Body (ASB), that celebrates life in the Bay Area through food, dance, and music.

  • WELLNESS SUMMIT

    An annual event focused on student mental health that is hosted by Bring Change 2 Mind, Drew’s student-run mental health awareness club.

  • DREW LEADERSHIP SUMMIT

    An event that brings together Drew students and a small group of students with leadership experience from around the Bay Area to collaborate on special projects.

  • SERVICE COALITION

    An organization run by students that provides service opportunities for students and families throughout the school year, such as helping out at food kitchens, beach clean-ups, food drives, trail maintenance, and fund drives for local non-profits.

  • EQUITY WORKSHOPS

    Student-run workshops, affinity groups, and events such as Shanti-Fest that strengthen DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging) initiatives at Drew.

  • FIELD DAY

    A community-building event founded and run by the Sports Management student organization that includes field game competitions and a barbecue.

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An independent, nonsectarian, coeducational college preparatory school serving grades 9–12 where teenagers’ questions, self-expression, and high ambitions are respected, supported, and at the center of the experience.

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Contact

info@drewschool.org
415.409.3739

Address

2901 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
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