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At Rancho Solano Preparatory School, students thrive through a rich and diverse Athletics and co-curricular program. From competitive sports like basketball, volleyball, soccer, and swimming, to creative clubs, performing arts, and academic societies, they explore passions, build confidence, teamwork, and leadership, and develop skills that extend beyond the classroom. Through service projects, global trips, and specialized programs, students also cultivate empathy, resilience, and a strong sense of community. Together, these experiences prepare Rancho Solano students to become well-rounded scholar-athletes and engaged citizens, ready to achieve their full potential.
Our students enjoy unparalleled global learning experiences through International School Partnership's programs. They connect with peers worldwide, engage in international exchanges, and participate in unique initiatives like ISP Model United Nations and ISP Filmmakers. Find out which ones are running this term!
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13 to 18 years
ISP Artists
Key Points of the Program
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge: Learn about different artistic movements and their role in developing individual and collective expression.
Skills: Be able to use and apply a range of different artistic techniques and media for personal expression.
Understanding: Develop an understanding of one's own feelings, thoughts, and perspectives and represent them through artistic projects.
Confidence: Increase confidence in oneself when expressing feelings creatively and in the ability to show the results to an audience in a meaningful way.
In collaboration with:
Life competencies
In this brand new programme you will have the opportunity to watch your child grow their creative confidence as they dive into an enriching art framework exclusively designed by the ILOS team for students and teachers of ISP Artists. This framework will allow students to explore their creativity as they familiarise themselves with different techniques, mediums and themes. Additionally, students will participate in two live-streamed sessions facilitated by experts in the field who will support the students in developing their creative confidence.
ISP Changemakers
Highlights of the program
Thought design workshop
Collaboration between ISP schools
Grants for real change projects
ISP Changemakers, formerly known as ISP Futures, provides schools with tools and methodologies for developing projects focused on social impact. This will enable communities to take action to address strategic issues relevant to their group and their future.
Learning outcomes
Knowledge: Gain a better understanding of the different issues and opportunities that influence the well-being of the community.
Skills: Be able to apply different frameworks and methodologies to create projects with social impact. Raise awareness and take action on environmental issues among ISP staff, students, and school communities in general.
Understanding: Develop an understanding of individual actions, as well as the social impact of collective actions.
Confidence: Increase confidence in the impact that actions have on creating sustainable change in the school community.
Being a part of this program has helped me in things I didn't imagine it would. Because of ISP, I haven't just learned about the environment and how to be more eco-friendly, but I have also earned new friends (..) It even motivated me to come to school doing this everyday (...) I didn't imagine I would love plants and taking care of the environment like this.
Student, Instituto Thomas Jefferson Querétaro México.
ISP Chess Masters
Programme highlights
ISP Chess Masters grows students’ skills and teamwork by connecting them with other ISP students to play fast chess in online and in-person tournaments in local, regional and global contexts.
Knowledge: Know how to decode an issue and the strategies that can be used for structured problem-solving
Skills: Be able to apply logical reasoning and mental flexibility to make effective decisions
Understanding: Develop an understanding of gameplay by recursively growing spatial reasoning and strategy making abilities
Confidence: Grow confidence in decision-making skills to make effective choices to engage in gameplay
I love chess and having the opportunity to get better at it through tournaments is simply amazing. You can share ideas about moves and your style of playing at the same time as playing, you can play with people you don't know and all of that with no material needed, just a computer.
Student, Fontenebro International School, Spain
ISP Cultural Exchange
ISP Cultural Exchange encourages reciprocal exchange across regions where ISP schools are located. The aim is to offer students the opportunity to experience a culture different from their own through a homestay and attending another ISP school for a month.
Knowledge: Know about a range of cultures, traditions and history
Skills: Develop language and communication skills, cultural competence, autonomy and self-confidence
Understanding: Develop understanding of individuals, communities and global issues using social awareness and empathy
Confidence: Grow confidence from being immersed in new cultures and learning in new settings
Our daughter had a great time, learned a new culture, more independence and she met a great host family and many new friends.
Parent, Lady Elizabeth School, Spain
ISP Scientists
ISP Scientists provides a unique opportunity for students to become citizen scientists and contribute to real-world STEM research projects like mapping the journey of missing plastic waste or tracking their habits to measure their environmental impact.
Knowledge: Know more about the impact of different industries in the environment
Skills: Be able to apply enquiry-based learning to carry out scientific research
Understanding: Develop an understanding of individual habits as well as the collective environmental impact
Confidence: Grow confidence in the impact that actions have in creating sustainable change in the environment
I would recommend this programme to my friends or another student because this program helped me improve a lot in different areas. (...), I also learned some extremely valuable knowledge about plastic and how we are harming the planet. Not only that, this program can help save the world and it is an experience worthy of undergoing.
Student, Tenby Schools - Setia Eco Gardens, Maylasia
ISP Filmmakers
ISP Filmmakers is a multi-disciplinary project in which students learn the importance of collaboration in achieving the common goal of producing a film, its trailer and poster. It provides insights into career pathways in film and media.
Knowledge: Know about a range of different technical aspects required to plan and execute media projects
Skills: Be able to collaborate effectively in creative teams with diverse roles and talents
Understanding: Develop an understanding of the different steps of collaborative creative projects
Confidence: Grow confidence in creative abilities and appropriately share the know-how with the team
This programme really improves your understanding of filmmaking, planning, scenes shots and will really help you on your application later on for university. It also teaches you to work together on camera shots and editing that for sure will be needed in the future.
Student, The Aquila School United Arab Emirates
ISP Virtual Exchange
ISP Virtual Exchange encourages classrooms to do a reciprocal virtual exchange of interactive activities with other ISP schools around the globe. This a great opportunity to become familiar with different cultures and build international friendships.
Understanding: Develop an understanding of individuals, communities and global issues using social awareness and empathy
Confidence: Grow confidence from being immersed in a new culture and learning in new settings
When I finished with my first meeting I immediately understood how learning about other cultures is very important to help us understand our own.
Student, MILE Bilingual School, Italy
ISP Model United Nations
ISP MUN supports students as they learn about diplomacy, international relations, research techniques, public speaking and debating which leads to them becoming delegates in Model United Nations Committee both online and in person.
Knowledge: Know about international relations, diplomacy, geography, history and current political affairs
Skills: Be able to use and apply research, writing and public speaking skills
Understanding: Develop an understanding of conflict resolution and effective tools to engage in multicultural contexts
Confidence: Grow confidence in debating with students in international contexts
Model United Nations has helped me to gain so much new knowledge regarding world issues. My public speaking skills have improved tremendously and I have become more confident.
Student, Asia Pacific Schools, Malaysia
Angel’s Club
Academic & College Guidance
Parents guide students through academic and college planning by participating in meetings with counselors.
After School & Summer Athletics
Academic and service trips
Students participate in local and international academic trips.
Board Games & Rubik’s Cube Club
Book Club
Basketball
Beach Volleyball
Conspiracy Theories Club
Crochet for Paws
CHAMP Athletics Program
Students in athletics embody the CHAMP core attributes - Confident, Humble, Ambitious, Motivated, Principled.
Cultural & Developmental Engagement
Parents celebrate and share cultural traditions with students.
Cross Country
Cultural and religious celebrations
Students engage in Lunar New Year, Diwali, Native American Heritage, and other cultural events.
Debate Club
Dungeons & Dragons Club
Do Something Club
Students in Do Something design and lead volunteer campaigns like voter registration drives and Teens for Jeans.
Desert Challenge
At Rancho Solano, students compete against top high school teams in Arizona and beyond.
eSports
Eighth grade Marine Science trip
Students investigate marine ecosystems in the Florida Everglades and Keys.
Eleventh grade Puerto Rico Service Adventure
Students balance service, cultural exploration, and recreation in Puerto Rico.
Film Club
Financial Aid & Tuition Guidance
Parents navigate tuition planning and financial aid.
Fine Arts & Athletics Support
Parents support students in pursuing their passions.
Fine & Performing Arts
Students develop artistic skills in music, visual arts, and dance.
Flag Football
Fifth grade Grand Canyon trip
Students in fifth grade explore the Grand Canyon and Arizona landmarks.
Golf
Health & Wellness Support
Parents partner with nurses and counselors to promote students’ physical and emotional health.
IB Diploma Programme (CAS, EE, TOK)
Students in the IB programme take active leadership in Creativity, Action, and Service projects.
International & Boarding Support
Parents of boarding students stay connected through 24/7 communication with staff.
Students lead and participate in International Day, showcasing traditions, foods, and arts from around the world.
Life Project for Youth Club
Students in LPFY organize fundraising and English classes for young women in Bangladesh.
Lower School student leaders
Students in Grades 3–5 represent their classrooms in Student Government.
Literary and arts events
Students participate in poetry competitions, art shows, and musical performances.
Lower School fairs
Students organize and present learning units at fairs such as Colonial Times or State Fairs.
Model U.N.
Students in Model U.N. research, debate, and negotiate on global issues, honing leadership, diplomacy, and public speaking skills.
Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society)
Students in Mu Alpha Theta lead math clubs, organize competitions, and mentor peers.
Mustang Mentors
Students in Mustang Mentors guide younger peers, offering support academically and socially.
Media & Technology
Students explore film, television, animation, and interactive media using professional-grade equipment and labs.
Middle School tournaments
At our Middle School in Scottsdale, students participate in on-campus tournaments.
National Art Honor Society
Students in NAHS lead art initiatives, mentor peers, and contribute to campus projects.
National English Honor Society
Students in NEHS lead discussions, organize literary events, and mentor peers.
National Honor Society (High School)
Students in NHS champion scholarship, service, and leadership, hosting blood drives and service projects.
National Junior Honor Society (Middle School)
Students in NJHS uphold high standards in scholarship, service, and character.
Ninth grade New York City experience
Students discover the culture and energy of New York City.
Old School Table Games Club
Other Sports
Puzzles Club
Peer Advocacy Club
Students in Peer Advocacy lead awareness campaigns on mental health, domestic violence, and discrimination.
Pegasus Literary Magazine
Students in Pegasus Literary Magazine manage editorial content, mentor contributors, and publish creative works.
Pegasus Monthly Newspaper
Students run Pegasus Monthly, conducting interviews, writing articles, and editing content.
Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) Engagement
Parents actively strengthen the school community.
Pre-Med & Healthcare Pathways
At our private school in Scottsdale, students explore medical fields.
Physical Education & Lower School Athletics
Pom
Performance events
Students showcase their talents in musicals, concerts, and dance performances.
Recreational Play & Special Events
School newspaper
Sports, Wheels, & Recreation Club
Service trips (Grades 11–12)
Students on service trips lead projects abroad, from environmental restoration to school volunteering.
Stang Gang
Students in Stang Gang organize and lead student cheering sections at athletic events.
Student government & elected leadership
Students take on a leading role through the Student Council.
School Counselors & Family Support
Parents collaborate with counselors to address academic, social, and emotional needs.
Sports & Athletics Academy
Students receive specialized athletic training with collegiate-level facilities and coaching.
Sports Management & Journalism
Students gain hands-on experience in managing sports events, reporting, and live broadcasting.
Soccer
Swim & Dive
Seventh grade American History Tour
Students explore Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C.,visiting historic landmarks.
Sixth grade Space Camp
Students attend Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, where they practice teamwork, leadership, and engineering principles.
Social events
Students attend dances, proms, and Middle School socials.
Spirit and recognition days
Students are recognized for achievements in academics, arts, and leadership.
Sports competitions
Students compete in local and international athletic tournaments.
Tasty Tea Club
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Students in Tri-M perform, lead, and serve through music, supporting school and local communities.
Tennis
Track & Field
Tenth grade Hawaii adventure
Students travel to Hawaii for a five-day adventure, visiting Pearl Harbor, Mana Farm, and Sea Life Park.
The Games tournament
Students participate in The Games, a multi-sport international competition.
Twelfth grade Costa Rica Service Adventure
Students in Costa Rica combine service and adventure, engaging in hiking, ziplining, and rafting.
Volleyball
World Culture Club
Students in World Culture Club plan International Day events, sharing global traditions, foods, and arts.
As one of the best international schools in Arizona, students participate in charitable initiatives supporting local and global causes. They cultivate empathy, leadership, and service-mindedness while positively impacting their community.
Parents guide students through academic and college planning by participating in meetings with counselors. They help shape conversations about course selection, future pathways, and college options, ensuring that students receive personalized guidance and families remain actively involved in key educational decisions.
Students extend their athletic skills through after-school enrichment and summer camps. Programs in basketball, volleyball, and soccer provide professional-level coaching in partnership with Nike and US Sports Camps, fostering growth in a fun, competitive environment.
Students participate in local and international academic trips that expand their learning beyond the classroom. They explore new cultures, engage in hands-on activities, and gain real-world experience that deepens understanding and fosters global awareness.
Students challenge their minds and socialize through strategy games and puzzles. They build problem-solving, teamwork, and creative thinking skills while enjoying recreational competition.
Students read and discuss literature, sharing insights and perspectives. They enhance comprehension, critical thinking, and communication skills while building a love of reading.
Students compete on Middle and High School teams, including Varsity and Junior Varsity. They develop leadership, teamwork, and competitive skills, with Boys’ Varsity winning state championships in 2018 and 2020. Basketball remains highly popular and successful at Rancho Solano.
Students on High School Varsity beach volleyball teams use our premier sand courts built to Division I standards. They enhance agility, strategy, and teamwork while participating in a highly competitive program recognized across Arizona.
Students investigate, discuss, and critically analyze conspiracy theories. They develop research, debate, and analytical skills while exploring curiosity-driven topics.
Students craft blankets, toys, and accessories for animals in need. They develop creativity, patience, and compassion while contributing to their community through service.
Students in athletics embody the CHAMP core attributes - Confident, Humble, Ambitious, Motivated, Principled. They take leadership on and off the field, modeling sportsmanship, responsibility, and teamwork.
Parents celebrate and share cultural traditions with students, attending events and integrating cultural activities into classrooms and community spaces. They guide how their culture is represented, fostering inclusion, awareness, and respect while supporting students’ personal development.
Students in Middle and High School cross country run competitively in local and state meets. They build endurance, resilience, and teamwork while representing Rancho Solano in an environment that emphasizes dedication, goal-setting, and personal achievement.
Students engage in Lunar New Year, Diwali, Native American Heritage, and other cultural events. They learn respect, empathy, and inclusion while sharing traditions and participating in classroom and community celebrations.
Students engage in structured arguments on a variety of topics. They develop critical thinking, public speaking, research, and persuasion skills while learning to collaborate and articulate ideas effectively.
Students collaborate in role-playing adventures, developing creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, and storytelling skills. They explore imagination and strategic thinking in an engaging group setting.
Students in Do Something design and lead volunteer campaigns like voter registration drives and Teens for Jeans. They act on issues that matter to them, developing civic leadership and making a tangible difference in the community.
At Rancho Solano, students compete against top high school teams in Arizona and beyond. They develop resilience, teamwork, and competitive drive while engaging with elite athletes in basketball, soccer, and other premier sports events.
At our private school in Arizona, students engage in varsity-level eSports competition, developing strategy, teamwork, and digital skills. This innovative program reflects our commitment to diverse athletic interests, providing a competitive and collaborative environment for gamers.
Students investigate marine ecosystems in the Florida Everglades and Keys. They kayak, snorkel, and collect scientific data while learning about biodiversity, conservation, and human impact on fragile coastal environments.
Students balance service, cultural exploration, and recreation in Puerto Rico. They restore mangrove forests, volunteer in local schools, and experience community life while deepening their understanding of social responsibility and environmental stewardship.
Students create, analyze, and discuss films. They develop technical, creative, and storytelling skills while exploring media literacy and cinematic expression.
Parents navigate tuition planning and financial aid by attending workshops, coaching sessions, and consultations with staff. They explore private school tax credits, FAST applications, and need-based aid, ensuring families understand their options and can make informed financial decisions for their child’s education.
Parents support students in pursuing their passions through the Committee for Arts and Performance and the Mustangs Athletic Booster Club. They sponsor programs, attend events, and collaborate with staff, helping to enhance arts and athletics opportunities while enriching the student experience.
Students develop artistic skills in music, visual arts, and dance through performance, studio work, and creative projects. They participate in honors societies and showcases, gaining leadership, technical expertise, and confidence as they explore their artistic passions.
Students participate in Middle School and 5th Grade flag football, playing on natural grass fields. They develop teamwork, coordination, and sportsmanship while enjoying a fast-paced, engaging sport that complements other athletic offerings.
Students in fifth grade explore the Grand Canyon and Arizona landmarks, including Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend. They learn geography, geology, and ecology firsthand while embarking on their first multi-day academic adventure.
Students in Middle and High School golf teams develop precision, focus, and strategy. The program supports progression to collegiate play, encouraging students to balance athletic achievement with academic and personal growth.
Parents partner with nurses and counselors to promote students’ physical and emotional health. They receive guidance on nutrition, wellness strategies, and community resources, helping students build lifelong healthy habits and ensuring families have access to comprehensive support.
Students in the IB programme take active leadership in Creativity, Action, and Service projects, independent research, and critical thinking. They plan and execute initiatives, guiding their own learning while developing skills for global leadership and academic independence.
Parents of boarding students stay connected through 24/7 communication with staff. They receive updates, address concerns, and ensure their children’s safety and well-being, giving families peace of mind while students thrive in a supportive, supervised environment far from home.
Students lead and participate in International Day, showcasing traditions, foods, and arts from around the world. They learn about global cultures, practice leadership, and celebrate diversity in a school-wide community event.
Students in LPFY organize fundraising and English classes for young women in Bangladesh. They lead initiatives that provide real-world impact, developing leadership, project management, and service skills.
Students in Grades 3–5 represent their classrooms in Student Government, developing confidence, civic skills, and leadership habits early. They actively participate in decision-making, contribute to school events, and learn accountability in a supportive environment.
Students participate in poetry competitions, art shows, and musical performances. They cultivate artistic expression, critical thinking, and appreciation for the arts while engaging audiences with their work.
Students organize and present learning units at fairs such as Colonial Times or State Fairs. They develop presentation skills, creativity, and a sense of accomplishment by sharing knowledge and projects with peers and parents.
Students in Model U.N. research, debate, and negotiate on global issues, honing leadership, diplomacy, and public speaking skills. They represent Rancho Solano in competitions, gaining experience in international collaboration and decision-making.
Students in Mu Alpha Theta lead math clubs, organize competitions, and mentor peers. They promote a love for mathematics while developing leadership, critical thinking, and collaboration skills in quantitative reasoning.
Students in Mustang Mentors guide younger peers, offering support academically and socially. They take initiative in mentoring relationships, developing empathy, leadership, and interpersonal skills while fostering a welcoming school community.
Students explore film, television, animation, and interactive media using professional-grade equipment and labs. They write, direct, edit, and produce projects, building technical skills and real-world experience to prepare for careers in media, gaming, and creative industries.
At our Middle School in Scottsdale, students participate in on-campus tournaments for soccer, flag football, and other sports. They gain confidence, practice teamwork, and enjoy friendly competition in a supportive environment.
Students in NAHS lead art initiatives, mentor peers, and contribute to campus projects. They cultivate creativity, foster collaboration, and develop leadership skills that support artistic growth and college preparation.
Students in NEHS lead discussions, organize literary events, and mentor peers. They champion excellence in English and language arts, fostering leadership through communication, creativity, and academic engagement.
Students in NHS champion scholarship, service, and leadership, hosting blood drives and service projects. They model academic excellence, mentorship, and community engagement, developing a strong sense of responsibility and lifelong leadership skills.
Students in NJHS uphold high standards in scholarship, service, and character. They lead fundraisers, organize community initiatives like food drives, and complete service hours while developing leadership, teamwork, and civic responsibility.
Students discover the culture and energy of New York City, touring landmarks like Central Park, Times Square, and Lower Manhattan. They attend a Broadway show and explore the arts, history, and social diversity of the city firsthand.
Students play classic board and table games, developing social interaction, strategy, and patience. They enjoy shared experiences and build friendships while exercising mental skills.
At our international school in Scottsdale, students also participate in Girls Lacrosse, Rowing, Cheerleading, and Sprint Football. Each program emphasizes athletic skill development, teamwork, and character, with many alumni advancing to collegiate athletics.
Students solve a variety of puzzles individually and collaboratively. They develop critical thinking, pattern recognition, patience, and teamwork skills in a fun, interactive environment.
Students in Peer Advocacy lead awareness campaigns on mental health, domestic violence, and discrimination. They educate, empower, and advocate for others, demonstrating social responsibility and peer leadership across the campus.
Students in Pegasus Literary Magazine manage editorial content, mentor contributors, and publish creative works. They lead teams, make editorial decisions, and develop leadership in journalism and literary arts.
Students run Pegasus Monthly, conducting interviews, writing articles, and editing content. They lead the journalistic process, learning time management, teamwork, and leadership in a real-world media setting.
Parents actively strengthen the school community by participating in PTO committees, organizing events, and volunteering for activities. They connect with other families, support teachers, and contribute to student experiences in arts, athletics, and enrichment programs, fostering a vibrant, engaged school community.
At our private school in Scottsdale, students explore medical fields through labs, workshops, and guest lectures. They gain hands-on exposure to specialties like medicine, nursing, and pharmaceuticals, developing professional connections and preparing for future healthcare careers.
Students from Pre-K through Grade 12 take part in curricular P.E., building strength, coordination, and confidence. Lower School focuses on gross motor skills, while Upper School students enjoy advanced fitness, weight training, yoga, and sports conditioning.
Students participate in High School Varsity and Junior Varsity pom teams, performing at competitions throughout the season. They develop precision, confidence, and school spirit while excelling in a recognized competitive program that fosters discipline and teamwork.
Students showcase their talents in musicals, concerts, and dance performances. They develop creativity, confidence, and collaboration while sharing artistic achievements with peers, families, and the wider community.
Students use outdoor courts for basketball, volleyball, and active play. They also compete in high-level events such as The Games and Desert Challenge tournaments, gaining exposure to national and international competition while building teamwork and leadership.
Students bring stories to life in Pegasus, Rancho Solano’s award-winning literary magazine and monthly newspaper. They write, edit, and design each issue, sharing achievements, creativity, and school news. Join Pegasus to develop your voice, leadership, and journalistic skills while celebrating student talent.
Students engage in activities including scooters, skates, and other recreational sports. They improve coordination, physical fitness, and social interaction while enjoying outdoor and active play.
Students on service trips lead projects abroad, from environmental restoration to school volunteering. They take initiative in planning and executing community service, developing global awareness, leadership, and collaboration skills.
Students in Stang Gang organize and lead student cheering sections at athletic events. They foster school spirit, teamwork, and pride while developing organizational and leadership skills in a collaborative environment.
Students lead through Student Government, representing peers, organizing events, promoting school spirit, and driving fundraising initiatives. They collaborate across activities, demonstrating responsibility, teamwork, and leadership in shaping campus life at Middle and High School levels.
Parents collaborate with counselors to address academic, social, and emotional needs. They participate in problem-solving discussions, receive guidance on challenges, and access resources to support their child’s well-being, ensuring consistent communication between home and school.
Students receive specialized athletic training with collegiate-level facilities and coaching. They refine technique, strength, and strategy, preparing for competitive play and college athletics while balancing academic and personal development.
Students gain hands-on experience in managing sports events, reporting, and live broadcasting. They interview athletes, cover games, and produce content, combining practical skills with insights into the professional sports and media industries.
Students in Grades 5–12 play soccer across multiple levels. They attend classes, practices, and competitions, building fitness, coordination, and teamwork. Boys and girls teams compete successfully, and additional training is offered through Nike Sports Camp programs.
Students on the High School Swim & Dive team train and compete at the state level, building strength, technique, and confidence. This new program has quickly grown, allowing students to engage in high-level competition and represent Rancho Solano with pride.
Students explore Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C., visiting historic landmarks such as Independence Hall and the U.S. Capitol. They participate in hands-on history projects, including the Veterans History Project, to connect with America’s past.
Students attend Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, where they practice teamwork, leadership, and engineering principles. They engage in simulations of space missions, conduct scientific experiments, and develop skills in communication and problem-solving.
Students attend dances, proms, and Middle School socials. They build friendships, celebrate milestones, and practice social skills in a safe and inclusive environment, fostering a strong sense of school community.
Students are recognized for achievements in academics, arts, and leadership during events like the Silver Tray Ceremony or Club Fair. They build pride, motivation, and engagement while celebrating their contributions and accomplishments.
Students compete in local and international athletic tournaments, representing Rancho Solano in basketball, soccer, swimming, and volleyball. They develop teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship while building school pride and global connections.
At Rancho Solano Preparatory School, students explore tea culture, flavors, and traditions while practicing social skills, conversation, and cultural appreciation in a relaxed, interactive environment.
Students in Tri-M perform, lead, and serve through music, supporting school and local communities. They organize events, mentor peers, and use their musical talents to model leadership and service.
Students participate in Middle and High School tennis teams, developing technique, focus, and competitive skills. The program is highly successful, producing recent state champions and offering pathways to collegiate play.
Students compete in High School Varsity track & field events, building strength, speed, and endurance. They participate in competitions celebrated for outstanding performances, fostering determination, discipline, and team spirit.
Students travel to Hawaii for a five-day adventure, visiting Pearl Harbor, Mana Farm, and Sea Life Park. They learn about eco-tourism, sustainability, and Hawaiian culture while enjoying hands-on activities, including a traditional Luau.
Students participate in The Games, a multi-sport international competition. They engage with peers from other schools, build leadership and collaboration skills, and showcase their athletic abilities on a global stage while celebrating sportsmanship.
Students in Costa Rica combine service and adventure, engaging in hiking, ziplining, and rafting. They tour coffee farms, support wildlife conservation, and contribute to community projects, blending learning with hands-on experiences.
Students compete in Middle and High School volleyball teams, including Varsity and Junior Varsity. They train in Arizona’s premier sand volleyball facility, develop teamwork and strategy, and many progress to collegiate programs. Volleyball is one of our most popular and competitive sports.
Students in World Culture Club plan International Day events, sharing global traditions, foods, and arts. They take leadership roles in organizing, coordinating, and promoting cultural understanding and inclusivity.
Students at Rancho Solano Preparatory School extend their day through after-school care and enrichment programs. They explore clubs, arts, athletics, and STEM activities in a safe, supervised environment from dismissal until 5.30pm.
With flexible schedules, students pick up immediately after their chosen activity, avoiding extra fees while developing talents, building friendships, and thriving beyond the classroom.
At our private school in Scottsdale, students embrace philanthropy through service projects, fundraisers, and volunteer opportunities. Guided by our core values and the IB learner profile, they develop empathy, intercultural understanding, and a commitment to making a positive impact locally and globally.
At Rancho Solano, High School students are encouraged to participate in community service, which helps them develop compassion, self-awareness, self-esteem, professional skills, and academic growth. The 11th-grade service trip offers hands-on experiences including working on an ecological farm, assisting at an orphanage, and supporting local schools, followed by reflective journaling on tasks, lessons learned, and community impact. Many school clubs also focus on service - Angel Club supports Phoenix Children’s Hospital through drives and fundraising, the National Honor Society hosts blood drives for local hospitals, and each fall, club leaders collaborate on student-led service initiatives, demonstrating the students’ collective commitment to making a positive impact.
Middle School students engage in meaningful community service through clubs, grade-level projects, and field trips. The school partners with several local and global organizations, providing students with opportunities to make a real impact -
At Rancho Solano, we emphasize character education, teaching our students to become responsible, engaged citizens of the world. Our curriculum integrates the Rancho Five – Respectful, Responsible, Polite, Considerate, Successful – and extends learning beyond the classroom through meaningful real-world experiences. Community service is a key part of this approach, with our Diversity & Inclusion Group and Student Government (STUGO) actively organizing and participating in fundraising and awareness initiatives.
Rancho Solano partners with and supports the following organizations:
Rehema Children’s Home in Kenya provides a safe haven for children who have been orphaned, neglected, escaping early marriage, or subjected to physical abuse. Since 2019, Rancho Solano Preparatory School has proudly partnered with and supported Rehema Children’s Home.
In collaboration with the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, our community has generously contributed to several initiatives. In 2020, donations funded the construction of a dormitory, greatly improving living conditions. Contributions in 2021 supported education programs and income-generating projects.
During 2022 and 2023, due to COVID-19, our focus shifted to supporting health and education initiatives. In 2024, efforts returned to completing income-generating projects, helping Rehema move closer to its long-term goal of becoming self-sustaining.
Looking ahead to 2025, we aim to continue funding essential health, education, and staffing initiatives. If funding allows, we plan to launch an on-site trade skills training program, providing children with practical skills in agriculture, dressmaking, carpentry, and more. Your donations help provide a safe home, healthcare, and education for these children.
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