District Administration – Matthew X. Joseph and Christine Ravesi-Weinstein
“Extracurricular activities complement our classrooms. Studies have shown that students who engage in extracurricular activities have a marked improvement in academic achievement. This can be associated with the skills these activities help to develop: time management, organization, commitment and leadership. Participation can also boost student self-esteem and increase brain function. Another life skill learned: communication. Click here to read one of many studies showing that students who participate in extracurriculars have higher grades, more positive attitudes toward school and higher academic aspirations.” (more)