Clubs and Activities
A key part of growing is learning to work with others. Our students have countless opportunities to grow in faith as friends, leaders and teammates. We encourage our students to not only find their voices, but also to share them with the world. They can explore new hobbies by joining one of our many clubs listed below; flex their creative muscles by trying out drama, music or visual arts; or be a part of an athletic team through CYO sports.
Altar Servers
Students from Divine Child Elementary School, Divine Child High School, public schools, and home-schooled students are invited to train as Altar Servers. Students must be in the 6th grade or higher to serve.
Book Club
The Junior High Book Club motivates students to read and discuss diverse books, encourages exchanging ideas and perspectives, and brings together students from various backgrounds and experiences.
We focus on offering a wide range of book choices, allowing students to share their passion for reading. The book club empowers students to lead discussions, promoting collaborative learning and enabling them to practice critical thinking skills while expressing their opinions. These student-led discussions also provide a platform for creative expression and analysis, ensuring that every student's voice is heard and valued.
Chess Club
Students participating in the Chess Club learn and practice the game of chess. Students also have the opportunity to compete in various chess tournaments throughout the school year. The Club meets on Friday mornings in the cafeteria from 7am to 7:45am.
Craft Club
Cub Scouts
Gaming Club
Students meet after school on certain Fridays to play casual video games with one another in a relaxing atmosphere.
Girls On The Run
Girls on the Run is a physical- activity based positive youth development program that inspires 2nd through 4th grade girls to be healthy, happy and confident.
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts bring their dreams to life and work together to build a better world. Through programs from coast to coast, Girl Scouts of all backgrounds and abilities can be unapologetically themselves as they discover their strengths and rise to meet new challenges—whether they want to climb to the top of a tree or the top of their class, lace up their boots for a hike or advocate for climate justice, or make their first best friends. Backed by trusted adult volunteers, mentors, and millions of alums, Girl Scouts lead the way as they find their voices and make changes that affect the issues most important to them.
MATHCOUNTS
MATHCOUNTS is a national coaching and competitive mathematics program that promotes mathematics achievement through a series of fun and engaging "bee" style contests.
PACE
PACE is a boys' running program, designed to inspire and motivate young athletes to develop their running skills, build confidence, set meaningful goals and embrace challenges. The program also will focus on various aspects of running and teamwork, including technique, endurance, respect and sportsmanship.
- Age Group: 3rd-5th grade
- Start Date: The week of September 30th
- Duration: 8 weeks
- Schedule: Twice a week for 75-90 minutes
Robotics
Do you like solving challenges, remote controlled robots, game strategy, building, programming, competing and having fun? Our Robotics club has something for everyone to discover and love!
Rosary Club
Students at all grade levels gather to pray the rosary for special intentions.
Service Squad
Students in grades 5th-8th can apply to take on a leadership role within our school. Types of jobs that can be found on Service Squad are crossing guards, homeroom helpers, morning greeters, math and reading buddies, etc. Job frequency ranges from every day to two to three scheduled days during the week. Service Squad is a year long commitment.
Student Council
Junior high students have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, organize service projects and plan special events by serving on a student government body in multiple roles.