Student
Life
Student Life at Kehillah is vibrant, inclusive, and fueled by student imagination .
From clubs, Student Government, and debate to volunteering, peer tutoring, and student teaching, there are countless ways for students to get involved. And, if an opportunity doesn’t yet exist, students are empowered to create it!
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The Student Government is the heartbeat of student life at Kehillah. Every student has the opportunity to run for a position and help shape the school experience. From planning Spirit Week and Homecoming to managing club funding, student initiatives, and campus traditions, StuGov empowers students to lead, advocate for their peers, and make their high school experience their own. |
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The Kesher Fellowship brings students together through mentorship, leadership, and community. Ninth and 10th-grade Fellows are paired with 11th and 12th-grade Senior Fellows to explore Jewish values, develop leadership skills, and build meaningful connections. Through lunchtime gatherings, discussions, and field trips, students create a supportive and self-sustaining network across grade levels. |
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The Student Grant Council puts students in charge of turning student ideas into reality. Students secure funding through grants and fundraising efforts, then review proposals from their peers for projects that benefit the school community. From wellness initiatives to club resources and grade-level programming, students gain hands-on experience in leadership, budgeting, and project management while helping to push their innovations further. |
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Learning at Kehillah is a community affair. Through our Peer Tutoring program, students support one another by sharing their knowledge, strengthening academic skills, and building confidence. Student tutors work with their peers during open blocks, creating opportunities for both tutor and tutee to grow, collaborate, and solidify their learning outside of the classroom. |
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Student Clubs at Kehillah offer something for everyone, from art and STEM to community service and cultural connections. Whatever you're passionate about, there's a place for it at Kehillah. Our student-run clubs reflect the creativity, curiosity, and interests of our community, with new clubs forming every year. Whether you're looking to lead, explore a new hobby, advocate for a cause, or simply find your people, students have the freedom to create the opportunities they want to see on campus.
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| Theater |
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Theater prepares students for college and professional-level performance through specialized courses, productions, and an annual trip to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. |
| Model United Nations |
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Kehillah's Model United Nations (MUN) program gives students the opportunity to tackle global issues through debate, collaboration, and diplomacy. Students meet weekly to sharpen their public speaking skills, prepare for conferences, and compete against schools across the Bay Area. Along the way, they build confidence, think critically, and regularly earn recognition for their contributions. |
| Moot Beit Din |
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Moot Beit Din is a Jewish high school mock court competition where students explore Jewish legal cases, apply rabbinic sources, and present legal arguments before a panel of judges. |
| Robotics |
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Robotics provides hands-on experience in engineering, coding, and design as students build and program sophisticated robots for competitions. |
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