List of Other Clubs and Activities

Once a month during the fall and winter months the Academic Team has scholastic competitions at different area high schools.  These competitions are  Jeopardy-like contests where each high school enters a team of four students.  Prizes are awarded to the three highest scoring team.  Please direct questions to Mr. Nesci.

Campus Ministry club is a place for students of all faith traditions to come, hang out, and practice our faith together.  Please address all questions to Mrs. Flego, Father Rick, Sister Marge.

See Ms. Kirchner for information.

Environmental Club gathers to promote awareness of the local (and distant) environment and explores volunteering as a group for different local environmental causes; possibly participating in local beach sweeps or even just getting our campus on board and set up to recycle used markers/pens, ink cartridges, batteries, plastic bottles etc… Please direct questions to Mrs. O’Keefe.

The students in the Glamour Girls club make monthly after school visits to the local senior homes providing companionship and complimentary manicures to senior women. The club gives students a fun and creative way to volunteer while providing the elderly with friendship and a renewed sense of beauty and dignity. Students must be able to attend at least one visit per semester and be able to provide their own means of transportation to and from the senior facilities. Please consider...student athletes involved in an in-season sport after school may find attendance to senior visits difficult. T-day club time is used for organization and sign-up of senior visits. Please direct questions to Mrs. Regan.

The Literary Magazine, Reflections, encourages students to write creatively or express themselves in drawings or other artistic products.  Students can submit poems, short stories, or essays of personal observation and reflection.  Writing or drawing can be serious, comic, or satiric but should reflect student experience and connection to the preoccupations of our times.  Members should bring ideas about publicity to incite contributions from the student body, and should be enthusiastic about finding forms and themes for their own unique perceptions and ideas. Meetings provide prompts and models.  We publish the magazine once a year in the spring. Please direct questions to Mrs. Jacomme.

This is a small but dedicated group of future lawyers, public speakers, and statesmen who have a passion for the workings of American legal system.  Students are assigned roles and the group fields both a defense and a prosecution/plaintiff team, with lawyers, witnesses, bailiff, etc.  The students then participate in a competition sponsored by the New Jersey State Bar Foundation.  This is a wonderful learning experience, as students get to compete in actual courtrooms at the Monmouth County Courthouse, with actual judges and lawyers acting as judges in the competition. Please direct questions to Ms. King and Ms. Boylan.

See Mrs. Booth for information.

Please direct questions to Mrs. Mahoney or Mrs. Gillroy.