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Most Extracurriculars Offered

Among "Schools with < 200 Students", view the boarding schools with the most extracurriculars offered (2026).

These extracurricular comparisons are intended only as informal reference points for evaluating the amount of extracurricular opportunities at a school.

Since student clubs and organizations change year-to-year, schools submitting data for extracurriculars sometimes only give a representative sample of what extracurriculars are available - you should inquire with schools that interest you and find out about the full range extracurricular activities currently available.

EF Academy Oxford Photo - EF Academy Oxford's is a 20-minute walk from Oxford's city center. Centered around a restored, centuries-old mansion known as Cotuit Hall.

The Greenwood School Photo - At The Greenwood School, our interdisciplinary STEAM projects marry Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. The projects are student inspired, serving as on-ramps for deeper study in areas they may have overlooked in the past.

Wayland Academy Photo - Wayland Hall, the most historic buildings on campus, currently houses first-year and sophomore boys. The interior was remodeled recently and offers some of the nicest rooms and gathering spaces on any campus in America.

#Extra-curriculars Range: 4 42 Avg. #Extra-curriculars: 17

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