Join the Cheerleading Team! Open to students in grades 2-8, our cheerleading program is a fun and energetic way to stay active, build school spirit, and foster teamwork. The program promotes discipline, school pride, and a sense of community as students cheer on our basketball teams in the winter.

Whether you’re a beginner or have prior experience, our cheerleading team welcomes all levels.

Spike into action with our Co-Ed Volleyball Team (Spring) and Girls Volleyball Team (Fall)! The volleyball team is a fantastic way to stay active, develop volleyball skills, and be part of a supportive, team-oriented environment. Players will learn key techniques, teamwork, and sportsmanship while competing in local matches. Whether you’re new to the sport or have previous experience, our volleyball program encourages growth and fun for all skill levels.

Join our Track and Field team, open to students in grades 3-8! Whether you’re a sprinter, distance runner, or field event enthusiast, this program offers opportunities for all athletes to develop their skills and compete in local meets. It’s a great way to stay active, build teamwork, and challenge yourself. Come be part of the action this season!

This martial arts course empowers students with confidence and discipline. Students develop cool techniques, build strength, and make friends while they train in a safe, and structured environment. They will have a blast mastering martial arts moves that improve their flexibility, health, and ability to focus. Expert instructors blend fun and discipline, teaching strength and self-control through carefully-designed and engaging exercises.

The Music program includes singing, dancing, rhythm activities, instrument playing, theory, and music history. Liturgical music is incorporated, with a focus on applying listening skills across all subjects. Students are introduced to Recorders, the Ukulele and more. The curriculum for fifth through eighth grade covers music history of Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque Music, Classical and Romantic Periods, Music of the 20th Century including the composers and different styles, as well as American Music from the 1900’s to present.

The Middle School Choir, open to grades 5-8, practices weekly. They join our Instrumental Band Program in May for our annual Music Concert. Students sing at the school masses as well. Choir is open to all skill levels. 

Become a leader and make a difference with Student Council! Open to students in grades 5-8, the Student Council provides an opportunity to develop leadership skills, organize school events, and represent your peers. Join us in creating a positive impact on our school community while working on projects that promote school spirit, charity, and collaboration. 

Grades 5-8 Class Representatives

Grades 7-8 eligible for Executive Board

Make a difference in your community with Builders Club! Open to students in grades 5-8, this service-oriented club is sponsored by Kiwanis and focuses on community service, leadership, and helping others. Members participate in projects that benefit local organizations and those in need. Join us to develop leadership skills while giving back to your community!

Aspiring fashion designers plan, sketch, and create their own miniature outfits and looks to learn the fundamentals of this art. Whether they’re constructing a fashion journal, a fantasy costume, or a new sports uniform, students engage with different materials and learn important design concepts like composition and color combination.

Gardening Club combines soil science and urban farming to cultivate a love of gardening and nature. Students get their hands dirty exploring aspects of gardening, parts of plants, soil, water, and more! Each meticulously designed lesson allocates time for introducing new topics, conducting experiments, giving demonstrations, and implementing ideas with educational games. Through these interactive, hands-on lessons, students experiment, explore, and establish their own organic garden.

Help capture the memories of the school year with the Yearbook Club! Open to grades 5-8, this club gives students the chance to design, write, and contribute to the creation of the school yearbook. Be part of a creative team, document special events, and leave a lasting memory for everyone. Join us and make this year’s yearbook one to remember!

Explore history in a whole new way with National History Day! 8th graders participate in this competition that challenges students to research and present historical topics through projects, exhibits, documentaries, or papers. It’s a chance to dive deep into history, sharpen research skills, and compete at the local, state, and national levels. Student participate in the school competition in January then the Diocesan competition in March.