Art Club

The after-school art program is open to any interested student who wants to express themselves through the visual arts. Students will explore many techniques, in a supportive atmosphere, using new mediums, building portfolios, while developing their skills. The program will also incorporate guest artists, who will come in to demonstrate techniques and teach different disciplines.

Culinary Club

Drama & Chorus Club

Do you like singing, dancing, or acting? Or maybe you like to express your creativity with technology or art? The Bay Path Drama & Chorus Club provides a space for all kids in every sector in the creative field of theater and choir, whether that be on stage or off stage. The Club does two productions each year, which ranges between professionally written plays & musicals to originally written plays, as well as hosting Bay Path's annual talent show. The Club meets after-school typically on Mondays & Thursdays every week in the Bay Path Lecture Hall. 

GSA

The GSA at Bay Path aims to support a sense of belonging for all students by helping create an environment in which all individuals are able to be themselves. All students should feel safe, respected, and accepted into their school community. The GSA aims to promote equality for Bay Path’s students by educating them on issues of diversity and tolerance, encouraging confidence, and providing comfort and community for those students who need extra support. The GSA celebrates diversity and strives to create inclusive spaces inside and outside of the classroom. We understand that social and cultural awareness, tolerance, and cooperation are important components of a thriving learning environment. We aim to improve and create new pathways for acceptance of all LGBTQIA+ students and their allies, reflecting to our students that how we treat each other matters, and that leading with kindness and acceptance builds a strong community both in and outside of our school. 

Journalism / Creative Writing

Students in the Journalism/Creative Writing Club produce articles and works of creative writing with the ultimate goal of being published in the school newspaper. Students serve various roles as editors, writers, photographers, or readers. Meetings usually consist of sharing articles and creative writing with each other, reading inspiration samples, sharing tips on how to write compelling works, editing each other’s work, and brainstorming sessions. All writers are welcome, from novice to more experienced! 

LEO Club

Math Team

The Math Club is for anyone in any grade who likes math. Throughout the year, the Math Club competes with other schools in solving math problems. The competition involves many different levels of math, so you don’t have to be in honors classes to join.

National Honors Society

The Minutemen Chapter of the National Honor Society at Bay Path was formed in 1982 to bring recognition to outstanding students. Selection is based on evidence of exceptional character, strong leadership qualities, outstanding service to school and community, and scholarship. Once inducted, active members must maintain their academic standing, continue to embody the values of character, leadership, and service to fellow students, as well as participate in monthly meetings and service projects within the larger Bay Path community.

Renaissance Club

The Renaissance Club at Bay Path promotes and rewards excellence in academics, school culture, and character development.

Robotics

An after-school program open to all students at Bay Path.

The Bay Path Robotics Club brings together students from across every program who share one thing in common: a drive to build. Members design, fabricate, wire, and program real robots — then put them to the test against teams from across the country at a national competition.

Instructors are here to guide and support, but every design decision, every line of code, and every wired connection comes from the students themselves. That means by the time you compete, you've truly built something.

Members develop hands-on skills in 3D modeling, 3D printing, electronics and wiring, programming, and physical fabrication — skills that are relevant whether you're going into engineering, technology, manufacturing, or anywhere in between.

We compete in a variety of challenge formats — from head-to-head combat bots and hockey bots to maze navigation and autonomous robots. Each event demands a different mix of skills, so there's always something new to learn and a role for every type of thinker: the strategist, the builder, the coder, the problem-solver.

Every year the team travels to a national competition. Past destinations have included Ohio, Georgia, California, Illinois, Minnesota, and Florida — and there's always somewhere new on the horizon.

No experience required — just curiosity and a willingness to figure things out. If you want to leave Bay Path knowing how to design, build, and program a machine from scratch, this is your club.

YouTube: @bprobotics

Ski Club

The Ski Club is an after-school activity offered to students from all four grade levels. Several ski trips are planned each year. Ski packages and rental equipment are available for all ability levels, including lessons for new skiers.

Skills USA

Skills USA is a national organization serving several hundred thousand high school and college students. Professional members are enrolled in training programs in technical, skilled, service, and health occupations. Skills USA prepares America’s high-performance workers. It provides quality educational experiences for students in leadership, teamwork, citizenship, and character development.

Student Council

The Student Council is a dedicated group of hard-working, ambitious student leaders who strive to make a positive impact on our school community. Members plan and organize school events, including the Fall Homecoming Dance, participate in volunteer opportunities, fundraising efforts, and service projects, and attend regional and statewide leadership conferences to develop their leadership skills. Through their commitment to service, collaboration, and school spirit, Student Council members help strengthen school culture, build community, and create meaningful experiences for all students.

Video Game Development Club

The Video Game Development Club is for anyone interested in creating video games. The club provides students from any shop or grade to participate in creating video games. Focuses include code development, designing graphics for video games, and music production for video games. Students can work independently, collaborate with peers, or receive guidance and direction from more skilled members of the club.

The club meets every Wednesday 2:20-3:15pm.

Yearbook Committee

The Bay Path Yearbook Committee produces, finances, compiles, and publishes the Bay Path Yearbook. The committee is comprised of students from all grade levels. With the help of an advisor, the committee is responsible for the design, selection of theme, layout compilation, etc. in order to make each yearbook a success.