Ipswich High School (Massachusetts)

The IHS Art Club meets after school when students can use their free time to create works of art. This is a great opportunity to explore creativity with classmates and to express themselves through various forms of art.

Soccer, Football, Field Hockey, Cross Country, Softball, Cheerleading, Golf, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Track (indoor & outdoor), Tennis, Lacrosse, Baseball, Swimming, Co-op Wrestling, Co-op Gymnastics.

The Chameleon is Ipswich High School's Literary Magazine. It is published during the school year with student submissions of literary works. The submissions vary from poetry to short stories to songs.

The Close-Up Trip is a week long field trip to Washington, D.C.. The tour includes the Air and Space Museum, American History Museum, Holocaust Museum, the Jefferson, Franklin, Delano, Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King Jr. Memorials, and the WWII, Korean, Vietnam, and Lincoln Memorials. The students also get a tour of the Capitol Building and visited the Arlington National Cemetery along with the Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture and the White House. In addition to the walking tours throughout the city, students also attend debates, seminars, and simulations, which provide lots of information about the government and current issues in the country.[9]

Coding Club meets before school where students can collaborate on computer programs. Students write code in multiple languages and work together to present a project for the school's STEAM Fair.

Dungeons and Dragons club is where students with interests in role-play and table games can meet and play their games as well as discuss other games.

Gender Sexuality Alliance, formerly Gay Straight Alliance, is a club that provides a safe place for everyone with any identity. They provide support to all communities within IHS and bring awareness to the importance of understanding how individuals can identify.

Environmental Club meets weekly to brainstorm ideas for projects to create a more sustainable community. The club also helps maintain the garden in the front of the school as well as raise money by selling reusable water bottles.

Intramural Volleyball meets after school for two weeks in the fall. Students create teams within their grade to compete against other grades.

Interact Club works together with Ipswich Rotary Club to conduct local community events and activities. The major events put on by Interact include the annual Jingle Bell Walk, Polar Plunge, and many more smaller activities to benefit the community.

Math League meets after school for students to prepare for upcoming Math League competitions. Ipswich High School's team competes against surrounding towns.

Model UN is a trip students take to compete in the Model UN conference. This conference offers students the opportunity to learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the United Nations through interactive activities.

Jazz, Pep and Concert Bands, Bel Canto, Treble Choir, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra & String Quartet.

National Honors Society (NHS) is group for which students are invited based on their academic standing, leadership, and community service. These students work together to host events throughout the school year for the school community as well as the community of Ipswich. Some notable events are the Senior Citizen Prom, a 5k run, and many more.

Pure Pals integrates leaders with students in the special education system. This provides opportunities for students to meet others and learn to be inclusive towards one another. The group also has many fun activities to participate in such as art, games, and many more.

Robotics club works throughout the school year to create robots to compete later in the year. Along with the engineering classes, the robotics club works with robotic cars and programs them.

Ski Club allows students the opportunity to go to a ski mountain to ski. The club provides a bus to the mountain and anyone can participate.

The Tiger Transcript is the school newspaper. Upperclassmen English classes write articles for the newspaper about recent local events.[10]

World Languages Club raises money for students around the world in struggling countries while also working to help students in languages at school if they are struggling.

The Yearbook Club is actually a class students can take for academic credit. Yearbook works diligently to create the yearbook for the current school year. They write articles, conduct interviews and take pictures at school events.

The yoga club meets during free period in school where students can meet in the aerobics room to do yoga and relax.