Student Leadership & Clubs
Here, she leads
Forest Ridge believes that all girls are leaders and strives to empower them to recognize and embrace their leadership potential. Whether they are serving as ASB President, leading their teammates on the soccer field, or spearheading the creation of a new school club, our students are given opportunities to develop essential leadership skills that will guide them throughout their lives.
At Forest Ridge, we encourage every student to lead in some capacity during their time with us, challenging themselves to step outside their comfort zones and take active, meaningful roles in shaping our campus and broader community.
Ways to Lead
Student Led Clubs
Each year girls take the lead and create fun and exciting new clubs based on common interests.
Clubs evolve throughout the school year, and this is a sample of those we offer on a rotating basis.Middle School Clubs
- 6th Grade Leadership Club
- 8th Grade Leadership Club
- Bookworm Buddies
- Chess Club
- Crafting Club
- Forest Ridge Outdoor Group
- Games Club
- Halloween Club
- Interior Design Club
- Open Gym Club
- Rock Climbing Club
- Walking Club
- Writing Club
Upper School Clubs
- All Stitched Up (Knitting Club)
- Art Club
- Asian American Student Association (AASA)
- Asian American Pacific Islander Student Union (AAPISU)
- Business and Entrepreneurship Club
- Black Student Union (BSU)
- Chess Club
- Cultural Appreciation Club
- Enviornmental Club
- Film Club
- Games Club
- Hip-Hop Culture Club
- Interact (Rotary) Club
- Junior State of America Forest Ridge Chapter
- LSU (Latinx Student Union)
- Robotics
- Samaritan@Forestridge
- Sending Smiles Club (Crafting Club)
- Service Club
- Student Hiring Interview Committee (SHIC)
- Women in STEM Club