AISJ students engaged in campus life activities
LIFE AT AISJ

Student life.

Clubs, courts, rehearsal rooms, counseling, and age-appropriate experiences beyond the classroom.

Beyond the classroom

Most of what students remember about school happens outside a lesson plan.

The cast list, the starting lineup, the service project, the advisory circle - these are where students work out who they are. AISJ schedules that work, staffs it, and takes it as seriously as any exam.

EXPLORE

Student-life pathways.

  • Activities and clubs

    After-school clubs, leadership groups, service, and creative options by division.

  • Athletics

    Interscholastic teams that build teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.

  • Arts

    Studio, stage, choir, and orchestra - across every division of the school.

  • Week Without Walls

    One week a year, the classroom is somewhere else entirely.

  • Counseling

    Academic, personal, social-emotional, and university guidance for every stage.

AISJ student performing in a music ensemble

Arts at AISJ

The arts are not decoration here.

Visual arts, choral music, instrumental ensembles, and theatre production measure something grades cannot. From the first Pre‑K finger painting to the senior musical, the work runs on the same rule as the classroom: practice, revise, perform.

Explore arts programming

FAMILY SERVICES

Support that runs quietly beneath everything.

Behind every student who thrives is a network that holds: health services, food programs, the PTSA, uniform support, and family downloads. These services support families every day.

  • PTSA

    Parent Teacher Student Association - engage, empower, connect.

  • Health Services

    Nurse offices, health records, and wellness support for every student.

  • Food Services

    Breakfast, lunch, and snacks through two campus cafeterias.

  • Uniform Information

    Daily and PE uniforms available through Zaks.

  • Digital Downloads

    AISJ wallpapers and community assets for families and alumni.

See campus life in person.

Walk the hallways, hear a class in session, and see students move between rooms.