Learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door — it comes to life through vibrant clubs, competitive athletics, and meaningful extracurricular opportunities. Whether on the basketball court, in a debate round, on stage, or behind a camera lens, our students discover their passions, develop leadership skills, and build lasting friendships. With something for everyone, our wide range of clubs and teams allows each student to shine, grow, and contribute to the spirited energy that makes Central truly exceptional.
At Yeshiva University High School for Girls, student life thrives far beyond the classroom. We are proud to offer a vibrant selection of clubs, committees, and teams that allow our students to explore their interests, develop leadership skills, and express themselves creatively and intellectually.
Whether a student is passionate about debate, STEM, chesed, journalism, politics, art, business, performing arts, or activism, there’s a place for her to lead, collaborate, and grow. Many of our clubs are student-led and faculty-supported, allowing students to take initiative and shape their Central experience in meaningful ways.
Our ClubHub is your go-to destination for the most up-to-date information on all things extracurricular, from club rosters and calendars to meeting updates and project highlights.
We invite students to explore, engage, and take advantage of all that Central has to offer. There is something for everyone, and we are always excited to support new initiatives and ideas.
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The Athletics program at Yeshiva University High School for Girls fosters teamwork, communication, resilience, and school spirit. Through participation in sports, students build skills, form lasting friendships, and develop a strong sense of commitment and pride in representing Central. Our competitive teams include Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Tennis, Hockey, and Soccer. Whether on the court, the field, or the sidelines, student-athletes grow as leaders and team players, supported by dedicated coaches who emphasize personal development, sportsmanship, and school unity.
