Frostig School provides many opportunities for students to build their skills, expand their world, engage with classmates and have fun!

The Student Leadership Council organizes two after-school dances each year. The Fall Festival is held in October while the Friendship Dance is held in February each year. The Fall Festival is our biggest after-school event of the year and includes games, trunk-or-treat, pumpkin carving, and a costume competition.

All classes participate in field trips throughout the year. These activities are selected to support the curriculum. They also provide our students with the opportunity to practice their pragmatic and social skills, and learn more about the community.

Trips have included the Getty Museum, the Ronald Regan Library, ABC Studio, LA County Natural History Museum and other educational destinations in Southern California.

The Leadership Council is a prestigious student group at Frostig School. High school students are selected by the Frostig teachers. This program is designed to teach our students to become better leaders or mentors to their fellow Frostig students and build stronger school spirit. The council is responsible for a number of school activities throughout the year.

Music and drama are two of the most popular programs at Frostig School. Children of all ages learn to sing, dance, act and play instruments. Just as importantly, they discover new talents and strengths and gain confidence by performing for family and friends. Students and teachers typically put on three performances a year, including a spring musical that is always a highlight of the school year.

Frostig belongs to the Association for Movement & Athletics in Special Education, a league of private and non-public special education schools. Frostig School participates in flag football, soccer, basketball, softball, track and volleyball. The teams are coed and open to all high school students who wish to play.

The senior year is a special time for our graduating students. There are many fun activities to participate in such as the senior dinner, special field trips, prom and our graduation ceremony. Seniors also get the opportunity to work in the Fly-By Cafe, an on-campus kitchen and cafe setting, as part of the hands-on portion of their applied math class. Activities are determined each year by the seniors, themselves.