teams are that grade 9/10 students are in the "junior" team, whereas grade 11/12 students are in the "senior" team. Extracurricular activities Bayview S.S. is home to a variety of clubs, a Student Council and Prefect Organization, and music and drama programs. Other clubs include the Math Club, Computer Club, Engineering Club, Competitive Programming Club, Chinese Calligraphy Club, Debate Club, BAC (Bayview Art Club), Relay For Life Writer's Guild, Eco-Club, HOSA, DECA, STOP (Stop the Trafficking of People), CAP (Child Adoption Program), Reach for the Top, Free the Children, Model United Nations (MUN), GSA, Public Speaking, Yearbook Committee, BSS Press, Ukulele Club, Chess Club, and several bands which students can join. In spring 2012, an outdoor classroom was built using large rocks by the Eco Team. Bayview's DECA Club was recognized by York Region as one of the top chapters in Canada, and the club broke provincial records in terms of qualifiers for the International Conference for Developing Careers (ICDC). In 2016, DECA Ontario recognized the International trophy winners. In 2017, DECA Ontario recognized the international trophy winners at ICDC, with Bayview winning a fourth of the total number of trophies the province had won with 9 trophies. Surrounding area Bayview S.S. is located in Ward 3 of the Town of Richmond Hill. In 2005, Ward 3 had a population of 28,315. Single detached houses are the most common dwelling, comprising 79.93% of total housing in the area. Most common ethnic origins are Chinese (39.85%), East Indian (8.10%), Iranian (5.90%). Most common mother tongues are English (28.48%), Cantonese (21.47%). In 2006, 47.04% of residents of Ward 3 that were 15 years and older had some amount of university education. Most of the residents in this area are middle-class families. In 2005, 42.62% of Richmond Hill households earned $100,000 and above. Bayview S.S. has a York Region Transit bus stop directly in front of the school that takes students south to Finch Station (TTC) in Toronto in approximately 30 minutes. There is also a bus stop within a nearby plaza that takes students west to Vaughan Mills in roughly 40 minutes. Notable alumni Bryan Buchan Trish Stratus, Wrestler Craig Walker Ammaar Ghadiyali, Olympian Notable faculty Bryan Buchan (retired after 2010–2011 school year) Glenn Clark – former National Lacrosse League player and coach Feeder schools Bayview Hill Elementary School Crosby Heights Public School Richmond Rose Public School Silver Stream Public School Walter