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Inside Choate Rosemary Hall: 76 student clubs, one platform
Colleen Kazar has spent seven years shaping student activities at Choate, where 76 student clubs and 35 organizations serve 860 students. She shares how Choate rebuilt its student activities board around mentorship instead of policing, how its club proposal process works, and how the school replaced group texts, spreadsheets, and shared drives with Club Hub.
- 600 to 700 of 860 students signed up within 48 hours of launch
- SCOPE, a 10-student elected board, mentors club leaders instead of policing them
- Club Hub attendance data now feeds Choate's Blue Card co-curricular transcript
How The Frisch School runs 200+ student-led clubs
Rabbi Yoni Pollack supports more than 200 student-created clubs at The Frisch School, most without faculty advisors, on a few hours of oversight a week. He walks through Frisch's approval process, its five-day breakfast club model, attendance expectations, and how Club Hub replaced a patchwork of platforms in his first year on it.
- 212 approved clubs, with the average student in 7 or more clubs
- Nearly 100% of freshmen signed up the night of the club fair
- College guidance verifies application claims with Club Hub attendance records
