The AEL Chapter of the National Honor Society is a service organization that rewards high-achieving students and provides opportunities for service in the school and community.
The games club is an opportunity for students to play brain-building games, such as chess, checkers and dominos.
My Brother’s Keeper (MBK’s) work is rooted in six key life milestones that research shows are especially predictive of later success, and where interventions can have the greatest impact:
GETTING A HEALTHY START AND ENTERING SCHOOL READY TO LEARN
READING AT GRADE LEVEL BY THIRD GRADE
COMPLETING POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION OR TRAINING
SUCCESSFULLY ENTERING THE WORKFORCE
KEEPING KIDS ON TRACK AND GIVING THEM SECOND CHANCES
By focusing on these milestones, doing what works and removing or avoiding roadblocks that hinder progress, we can provide young people the opportunity and the tools to get ahead, and AEL’s Chapter of MBK is seeking to help our young men grow in character, resilience, leadership abilities and integrity.
The Yearbook club is in charge of planning, writing, photographing, editing and compiling the yearbook for each year.
Our Step team performs at schoolwide events, such as our Spring Social and graduation.
Opening Act is an after-school theater club, where students write and prepare their own performances in school, and in real Off-Broadway theaters, with the assistance of professional teaching-artists.
The student council is AEL’s student government and has a voice in-class activities and schoolwide decisions.
(MSK) is designed to promote positive self-concept, foster cultural capital, deepen peer bonding through pro-social behaviors, and empower our young women around the three tenets: Fellowship and Agency | Leadership and Engagement | Youth Impact