Clubs and Activities

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Explore Interests. Build Community. 
Clubs and Activities

In addition to athletics and performing arts, students have access to a wide range of clubs and activities designed to reflect their interests, spark new passions, and build meaningful connections across grade levels.
 

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Clubs are an essential part of the Holy Child experience, giving students space to explore, belong, and lead.

 

A Built-In Part of the School Day

One of the defining features of our program is that clubs meet during the school day.

This intentional structure ensures that every student has the opportunity to participate without competing with after-school commitments or outside obligations. Because clubs are embedded into the school day, participation is accessible, inclusive, and part of every student’s weekly rhythm.

 


There’s a place for every interest.


 

From chessboards to science competitions, service projects to student-led podcasts, Holy Child's clubs give students the opportunity to explore what they love, try something new, and find their people.

Explore a few of the ways our students get involved:

Service & Leadership
  • Community Partners Club
    Build connections with local organizations through meaningful service projects and community initiatives.
  • She Leads Club
    Develop confidence, self-advocacy, public speaking, and the skills to lead with purpose.
  • American Red Cross Club
    Explore health, safety, disaster preparedness, and service while raising awareness for the Red Cross.

 

Stem & Academic Exploration
  • Women in Business Club
    Explore finance, behavioral economics, risk-taking, and the psychology behind decision-making.
  • Math Madness Club
    Build confidence and sharpen problem-solving skills through challenging, competition-inspired math.
  • Science Olympiad Club
    Prepare for Science Olympiad through collaborative study, practice tests, and hands-on science.

 

Creative & Community
  • Improv Club
    Build confidence, creativity, collaboration, and quick-thinking skills through improvisational performance.
  • Good Job, Gryphs Club
    Celebrate Middle School athletics through game attendance, statistics, highlight reels, and student-produced podcasts.
  • Chess Club
    Develop strategic thinking and social skills while learning the fundamentals, tactics, and strategies of chess.