Amnesty International Club explores issues concerning human rights and social justice throughout the world. We write letters and send petitions to world leaders and raise funds through bake sales and coffeehouses to support the Nazoo Anna Education Center for Afghan refugee girls in Peshwar, Pakistan. Members exchange letters with Nazoo Anna students during the school year.

Art Reach is a diverse student club whose goal is to share and combine common interests in arts, crafts, and design with a highly motivated community service mission. Members meet weekly to arrange visits to local artistic attractions, organize numerous crafts and bake sales, and supervise an annual fashion show, all of which raise hundreds of dollars for charity organizations.

Club Joss is a group of likeminded individuals who come together every Tuesday to watch and discuss the work of television writer, director, and producer Joss Whedon.  Members get to experience the wonders of Joss Whedon's fictional worlds in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, Dollhouse, and Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog!

Door of Hope is a unique organization that houses families who are without a home and families who have been subject to domestic violence. Our members participate in monthly service projects at the Glendale Door of Hope site. Service might include helping children, participating in a Christmas drive, assisting with light administrative work, and more. Our goal is to be a helpful hand in a time of need.

The Fantasy Sports Club allows participants to act as owners and managers of sports teams as the members draft and trade their players as well as compete against other club participants’ teams. Based on the statistics generated from real athletes of professional teams, students can learn more about sports and enthusiastic competition.

Film club is dedicated to the collaborative production of films. We produce short films, commercials, and coverage of school events for the benefit and amusement of the Prep community. We encourage the hands-on nature of film production, with every member being able to operate the cameras and assist in the editing process.

The Folio is Flintridge Prep’s literary and arts magazine. Its purpose is to showcase the best student-produced creative writing and visual art of the academic year. The Folio Club’s purpose is to put this publication together. During the year we work to gather material from students, to produce work ourselves, to select submissions, to edit manuscripts, and to design the layout of the final product. This is the perfect club for the aspiring writer or graphic artist, as well as others wanting to explore their creativity.

Foodies is a group of students who share an appreciation of food. During our meetings we share recipes, learn to cook new dishes, and of course, enjoy the food we've made! The Foodies do community service as well by cooking for the needy and raising funds.

French Club loves to celebrate French culture and food. Members participate in activities such as Mardi Gras, crêpe parties, and la Fête des Rois. French Club is open to any Prep student, regardless of the language he/she studies at school. French movies and games (Scrabble in French!) are often on the agenda. The club brings Paris to the classroom for rewarding and good times. (See also National French Honor Society.)

The Gay-Straight Alliance at Flintridge Prep has been formed and operates with the intent to promote tolerance and acceptance of diversity in sexual orientation, to create a safe environment for all students, create a school environment where all can feel welcomed and accepted for their unique talents and contributions, and enjoy the full benefits of a private school education system free from fear of harassment or persecution. The above objectives will be accomplished through educating the student and faculty body in matters of and pertaining to sexuality and by increasing awareness.

Students who enjoy the exciting sport of ice hockey founded the Hockey Club. The organization is for fans, male and female; it is not a sports team. We go to local professional hockey games as a group and have other fun social activities during the year. We also meet weekly to discuss our favorite teams and other important events.

The Advanced Jazz Ensemble consists primarily of 10th, 11th, and 12th graders with at least one year of jazz experience. Through the study and rehearsal of the great modern-jazz repertoire, students experience a variety of jazz styles with an emphasis on advanced improvisation techniques. The advanced jazz band performs in several concerts on and off campus throughout the school year.

The Flintridge Prep Key Club is dedicated to community service and student leadership. The club’s primary focus is helping those who are less fortunate. Activities include serving Thanksgiving dinners at a local church, holding a walk-a-thon to raise money for various charities, conducting food drives for the poor, and organizing contributions of food and other donations for the families of blind children. We are supported by the La Cañada Kiwanis, our parent organization. Key Club also meets with clubs from other schools and participates in joint activities, such as the Kiwanis Soap Box Derby.

The Latin Club is comprised of current and former Latin students who meet once a week to promote the study of the Latin language in particular and subjects related to the field of classical culture and civilization in general. We are the on-campus representatives of the Junior Classical League, the nationwide organization comprised of high school and junior high school students of Latin and Greek. In addition to academic pursuits, we engage in a number of fun activities, e.g. an outing to see the movie Troy and our annual Latin convention. We also try to be socially active in the community through service. We are active participants in the Crop Walk. In December we collect toys for needy children and hold a canned food drive in the spring to benefit the Friends In Deed House. Although it is not our official motto, we try to live out the Latin expression Facta non verba (roughly translated, “Deeds, not words”).

The LOG staff creates the school yearbook between September and March. Activities include photography, copy writing, layout design, and art. The LOG is produced entirely with PageMaker and PhotoShop, which means that anyone with computer experience is always welcome. We meet Tuesdays and Thursdays after school, and sometimes on weekends when a deadline is near.

The Multicultural Student Union is a forum for exploring and learning to appreciate the differences as well as the similarities among races and cultures. The organization fosters a mutually respectful environment where students can discuss sensitive issues without fear of criticism. We meet weekly on Wednesday afternoons.

Peer Counselors are a group of seniors who have been selected to mentor a group of 7th or 9th graders throughout the year. Peer Counselors are enrolled in the Psychology class and receive training on issues that concern adolescents.

Students and faculty who are interested in Ping Pong can enjoy playing during their free time. Anyone can play during our meetings on Wednesdays; it is not limited to club members, but they get priority and can play during free periods. Throughout the year we will have tournaments in which anyone can sign up, including faculty and students.

Prep Masala members participate in activities such as learning simple Hindi dialogue, listening to Indian music, and (everyone’s favorite) cooking scrumptious Indian food (such as samosas, tasty fried dough balls called gulab jamum, and yummy coconut chicken curry). A past highlight: taking a field trip to Artesia to explore the Little India neighborhood. Future plans include expanding on community service projects based in India.

The Salt and Pepper Club is established upon the idea that food unites our community. Through food, we share various experiences: baking, tasting, exploring, and serving the community. We volunteer our love of food and cooking to those who need the comfort of a meal, such as the Ronald McDonald House in Pasadena and the L.A. Food Bank. Salt and Pepper is experiencing
the world through food.

The Spanish Club seeks to celebrate the culture of the Spanish-speaking world via excursions, concerts, film, food, and fundraising. Through our fundraising, we have supported a child in Bolivia for two years, and we maintain contact with a rural Bolivian village through Save the Children.

Speech and Debate is a club that practices Public Forum Debate and competes regionally, statewide, and nationally.  It is a member of the Southern California Debate League as well as of the National Forensic League. Members of Speech and Debate are empowered with excellent public speaking and critical thinking skills, confidence, poise, and good posture. This club is open to all grades and new members are always welcome!

The Symphony Orchestra is an approximately 40-piece ensemble consisting of both high school and middle school students. String, winds, brass players, and percussionists come together once a week to rehearse the repertoire of the master symphonic composers; there is additional rehearsal in daily string and wind classes. The Symphony Orchestra typically performs three to five times in concerts on and off campus throughout the school year.

The Flintridge Prep Young Republicans Club is committed to promoting conservative ideas and values on campus, while hosting good political debate, friendly discussion, and an atmosphere welcoming to all viewpoints.