MICDS Community Service Clubs

Through various activities, from bowling to after-school discussions, students build relationships to help Middle School students’ transition into the Upper School.

Best Buddies is an international organization that strives to normalize friendships between people with disabilities and people without them.

The club hopes to provide opportunities for students to take direct action on environmental issues by participating in service/volunteer opportunities and other efforts to raise awareness of sustainable alternatives in everyday activities.

Doorstep Donations combats food insecurity by bridging the gap between donors and food pantries. Upper School students pick up bags of donated food from MICDS families' homes regulary and deliver to the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry.

Students in the Hospice Club make cards and crafts and cook meals to let people nearing the ends of their lives know that people are thinking of them. 

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MIST is an organization that advocates mental illness support for teens in St. Louis, India, and Singapore.

Period is a non-profit organization advocating for Menstrual Equity that serves the community by distributing menstrual products to every woman in need and providing reproductive education.

The Red Cross Club (RCC) promotes service projects like blood drives, educates about disaster preparedness, and publicizes volunteering for the Red Cross

This is the MICDS chapter of Statice, an international student-led non-profit organization dedicated to advancing global adolescent health literacy. This club focuses on health-related research volunteering, which includes researching diseases for posters and blogs. Our goal is to proliferate accurate health resources to adolescents globally while improving the research, graphic design, and writing skills of its members.

The US Bridge Program is a two-day orientation for incoming students new to MICDS at the Upper School level. US Bridge Mentors are assigned one (or more) new students to mentor.

Amnesty International is a global movement of millions of people demanding human rights for all people--no matter who they are or where they are.

CARE’s goal is to educate people on the science of animals while providing a service to protect animal rights. 

Dispatch Solidarity revolves around United States military service appreciation and education.

FBI Students assist Lower School teachers by volunteering during a free period to help in the LS library, cafeteria, during recess, or in LS classrooms. 

Join the group of MICDS students that volunteers weekly at Creve Coeur Ice Rink with ISKATE, an organization that helps children our age with disabilities learn to skate. 

The Peer Tutor Program offers an opportunity for students to learn from one another.

Rambassadors act as student ambassadors and help introduce prospective students and families  to MICDS.

RamsCan members spread awareness about cancer and volunteer with local and national cancer charities and organizations.

The MICDS Teen CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) offers an opportunity for students to help make our school and community safer through education and training to prepare and respond to disasters and emergencies.