Linda maintains several after-school sports teams, including basketball, volleyball, tennis, cross country, flag football, and others. The school is part of the Art David Athletic League. Weekly, students also meet for a dedicated enrichment activity they sign up for, such as a team to design the annual Yearbook, named the "Quest" period. In addition to several student-run clubs, Tierra Linda hosts a weekly Math Club. The club is organized by a former parent and attracts about 50 students annually. Students have the opportunity to participate in an annual musical, organized by the San Carlos Children's Theater, alongside other San Carlos middle school students. Every January, participating students from both Central and Tierra Linda compete in a swing dancing competition named the Swing Off, dancing to music provided by the two schools' jazz bands and under the evaluation of teachers. Historically, seventh grade students attend Westminster Woods, an environmental education program in Sonoma County. Outside of school, Tierra Linda students are encouraged to develop a project for the San Carlos School District's Science Fair, typically under individual mentorship from local professionals. Sixth and eighth graders can also complete an independent enrichment project and present their efforts to community members, as part of the district's annual ROPES (Rite Of Passage ExperienceS program) experience. Music Locally, Tierra Linda's performing arts groups participate in various community events, including the Hometown Days Festival each May. The school offers an orchestra, band, and audition-only jazz band elective, in addition to the Voicebox Choir that meets after school weekly. These groups compete annually at events hosted by the California Music Educators Association. In April 2019, during a field trip to Disneyland, the music groups performed at the World Strides On Stage Heritage Festival in Anaheim, California, where the four groups received first place Gold awards. The music program is supported by the San Carlos Education Foundation, which asks families for donations each year. In addition, for the past decade, San Carlos music directors organize an annual community performance, the Faculty and Friends Concert, held at a local church. Although proceeds from ticket sales now support the Education Foundation generally, in early years, Tierra Linda students went door-to-door selling tickets, the proceeds of which went directly to Tierra Linda's programs. Statistics Demographics 2019–2020, based on Tierra Linda's 2019 School Accountability Report Card: 500 students: 244 male (48.8%), 256 female (51.2%) Among the student body: 5.8% of students are