Clubs
Get involved
Our students are curious about the world around them, so they are often involved in many, varied pursuits. We encourage the boys to try new things, and clubs are a great way for them to branch out. Trinity-Pawling's clubs and organizations are created and run by students with support from the faculty. And if students can't find the exact group they are looking for, they can start their own! In joining these many activities, students can pursue their passions, discover new interests, and build lasting friendships. Dive in!
Over 50 clubs on campus!
The wide range of co-curricular clubs and activities offered on campus reflect our students' distinct combination of interests and their freedom to pursue multiple passions at once.
Clubs and Extracurricular Activities
- Allies (LGBTQ)
- Amen Boys
- Anime Club
- Asian Society
- Baking Club
- Baseball Club
- Bridge Club
- Campus Advancement Club
- Chapel Acolytes
- Cheese Club
- Chess Club
- Choir
- Coffee And Tea Club
- Cooking Club
- Computer Programming Club
- Computer Repair Club
- Cribbage Club
- Dead Politics Society
- Diversity Club
- Dog Walking Club
- Drama Club/Tech Crew
Allies (LGBTQ)
Amen Boys
Anime Club
Asian Society
Baking Club
Baseball Club
Bridge Club
Campus Advancement Club
Chapel Acolytes
Cheese Club
Chess Club
Choir
Coffee And Tea Club
Cooking Club
Computer Programming Club
Computer Repair Club
Cribbage Club
Dead Politics Society
Diversity Club
Dog Walking Club
Drama Club/Tech Crew
- Drumming Club
- Dungeons and Dragons
- Environmental Club
- Film Club
- Finance Club
- Fishing Club
- Full Minds Club
- Health And Wellness Club
- Ice Cream Club
- Jazz Band
- Key Club (Tour Guides)
- Knitting Club
- Literary Club
- Math Club
- Mindfulness Club
- M.I.T. Launch Club
- Model United Nations
- Mountain Biking Club
- National Honor Society
- Outing Club
- The Phoenix
Drumming Club
Dungeons and Dragons
Environmental Club
Film Club
Finance Club
Fishing Club
Full Minds Club
Health And Wellness Club
Ice Cream Club
Jazz Band
Key Club (Tour Guides)
Knitting Club
Literary Club
Math Club
Mindfulness Club
M.I.T. Launch Club
Model United Nations
Mountain Biking Club
National Honor Society
Outing Club
The Phoenix
- Political Forum Club
- Quarterback Club
- Random Acts of Kindness Club
- Relay for Life
- Rock Band
- Rock Climbing Club
- The School Spirit Club
- Strength and Conditioning Club
- String Music Club
- Student Activities Club
- Student-Faculty Senate
- Students' Corner
- 3D Printing Club
- Tough Questions Club
- Trinitones
- Usher Club
- Varsity Farming
Political Forum Club
Quarterback Club
Random Acts of Kindness Club
Relay for Life
Rock Band
Rock Climbing Club
The School Spirit Club
Strength and Conditioning Club
String Music Club
Student Activities Club
Student-Faculty Senate
Students' Corner
3D Printing Club
Tough Questions Club
Trinitones
Usher Club
Varsity Farming
Questions? Reach Out!
If you have any questions about joining a club on campus — or starting your own — please reach out to Dutch Keel, Dean of Residential Life: dkeel@trinitypawling.org
There's no distinction between 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade. All the kids just help each other and vibe so well together in everything they do on campus.CYnthia Bolding P’20