The Brain Bee is an annual neuroscience competition hosted by the Max Planck Institute for Neuroscience. Participants train all year for a single-day event by learning and teaching one another about the anatomy and physiology of the brain and other aspects of neuroscience.

The International Thespian Society (ITS) is the Educational Theatre Association’s student honorary organization. Oxbridge Thespian Troupe #7866 actively contributes to our district and state affiliates. Students earn points toward induction and additional honors through participation in performing arts activities at school. ITS members are encouraged to produce exciting work for the stage and participate in local and state-level competitions.

The Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, Oxbridge Academy's Math Club is comprised of approximately 40 exceptionally skilled math students actively engaging in rigorous local and national math competitions. In addition to competitions, club members volunteer for community service hours and participate in impactful peer tutoring at the Math Center, working as a comprehensive resource for students of all mathematical abilities.

The Model United Nations (MUN) is an academic competition team that addresses international affairs from the perspectives of member nations in the UN. Students play the roles of delegates sitting in UN committees, developing positions on issues and problem-solving through dialogue and debate, formulation of alliances, developing working papers, and writing resolutions. Participation in the Model UN requires reading and research, public speaking, and a challenging level of critical thinking. Teamwork and leadership abilities are essential for members of this group.

A Tri-M Music Honor Society chapter opens up opportunities for students who have already shown themselves academically capable and musically gifted. Through performance and community service, they’ll develop confidence, creativity, critical thinking, compassion, and other leadership skills to serve them well in school and beyond.

Special academic criteria, faculty recommendations, and approval by the Oxbridge Faculty Council are required for membership. Students must attend Oxbridge for at least one semester to be eligible for membership. Eligible students are invited to apply in the fall. Click HERE for more information. 

Selections for membership in the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH) are made by the SHH advisor and the cabinet. The criteria for membership are character, leadership, honesty, and commitment. Information about prospective members is gathered primarily from the SHH application, teacher recommendations, and grades. After carefully considering the candidates in all respects, the Chapter Advisor will send acceptance letters to the ten students selected.

Students can take Debate I to try different types of debate and then take advanced debate courses to specialize in the type(s) of debate they like the most.
Students can compete at local, state, and national debate tournaments nationwide.

Students see universities (Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Emory, UF, and more) as they compete and make friends who share similar interests from all over the country.

Click HERE to learn more about Speech and Debate.

The Student Government Association (SGA) is an effective and efficient governing body that serves the collective interests of the school’s students. Its purpose is to provide a voice for the student body and to serve the community through collaboration, leadership, and trust. The Oxbridge Academy SGA Council consists of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, two (2) Class Representatives from each class, and at least two (2) non-voting, non-student advisors. The President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer are the Executive Committee for the Student Council.

Oxbridge E-Sports players compete in a designated gaming area, which currently has five stations outfitted with Nintendo Switch OLED Gaming Consoles and top-of-the-line gaming PCs thanks to the generous contribution of the Bories family. Students compete in regional leagues playing Valorant, a futuristic 5v5 team-based shooter, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a platform-fighting game with dozens of unique playable characters. 

Esports is recognized as an official sport by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) and is considered an innovative opportunity to hone players' skills in technology, science, math, and engineering. In addition, Esports is a booming, new industry offering opportunities after graduation for college scholarships and careers in STEM, finance, marketing, and communication.

Like traditional athletic competitions, Esports involves team practice scrimmages and requires critical-thinking skills to compete in sanctioned tournaments effectively. Coaches teach strategic planning, effective time management, and integrated communication skills, preparing team members to compete online and enhancing traditional academics in an engaging environment.

For more information please contact Coach Arden Jurskis.