students is expected. Students will continue to develop their proficiency at the advanced level as outlined by ACTFL.
Extracurricular Program Students can extend their in-class learning through a variety of options: advanced individualized study opportunities, academic teams and enrichment courses. With the exception of Co-Curriculars, these extracurricular opportunities are offered primarily after school and on the weekends. Unless otherwise noted, the courses and programs listed below are non-credit.
Afterschool Arts Program The San Domenico Arts Program offers a variety of non-credit enrichment courses. These activities occur most commonly after school, and the frequency and timing of meetings vary by year. These opportunities include (but are not limited to): ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Private Conservatory Music Lessons Ensemble: Chamber Music, Piano Ensemble, Flute Choir or Classical Guitar Ensemble San Domenico Singers Sinfonia Theatre Performance Workshop Dance Ensemble Beginning Pointe Hip Hop Intermediate Ballet Visual Arts Evening Elective
Co-Curriculars The Co-Curricular Program is a block of time integrated into the weekly schedule that is reserved for student interests and needs that are not otherwise represented in the official SD curriculum. The time is used for everything from opportunities for students to try sports that are new to them, such as lacrosse, to micro-courses in dance, cooking or archery.
Model United Nations San Domenico High School’s Model United Nations delegation is the oldest program of all independent schools in Marin. Our students participate in both the Stanford and Berkeley conferences every year. In the last few years, our student delegates have won multiple research awards and one delegate award for research, presentation, and debate on topics such as containing the spread of contagious diseases, empowering women in the Middle East, increasing access to much needed healthcare in Africa, and 39
