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.

We will be participating in several cancer fundraisers as well as sponsoring the dress down day in the fall. We hope to get a team together to participate in a Relay for Life at one of the local high schools. Please direct questions to Mrs. Guarillio.

Launched in 2006, Catholic Athletes for Christ (CAC) serves Catholic athletes in the practice of their faith and shares the Gospel in and through sports.  We work with athletes at all levels of sport in an effort to promote a Catholic sports culture.  We are supported and endorsed by an Episcopal Board made up of Cardinals and Bishops from across the country.  CAC was formed in response to St. John Paul II’s call to evangelize the world of sports and his establishment of an office dedicated to Church and sports in 2004. As St. Paul’s epistles teach us, Christ is God’s true athlete and we are made perfect when, and only when, we imitate Him.  St. John Paul II advises us that “Every Christian is called to become a strong athlete of Christ, that is a faithful and courageous witness to His Gospel.” CAC has developed its Cathletes™ chapter program for high schools across the country, including diocesan-wide programs.  The Cathletes™ curriculum is based on Catholic sports principles and was designed by CAC, with the support of athletes and coaches, in response to the request from bishops and school administrators across the country seeking an authentic Catholic sports program. Cathletes™ chapters regularly perform service projects and have opportunities to interact with CAC professional athletes and coaches.  We invite you to join us as a “Cathlete” for Christ! Meetings are held during Activity Period and also weekday mornings before school.  Listen to announcements for dates. Please direct questions to Mr. Flego.

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.

More than 300 students participate in LIFE Club (Living In Faith Effectively) projects to improve the quality of life for those in need.  A small group of 10 students, Planners, meet on T Day for organizational purposes to prepare and distribute information, but all students are welcome to participate in the projects.  Trying to live the message of the Gospel, these LIFE Club members choose projects that support Birthright, Lunch Break, St. Anthony Food Pantry, Project Paul, The Center, and Mercy Center. Please direct questions to Sr. Regina and Sr. Joanmarie.

The Missions Club offers students the opportunity to express their faith in service to the poor and vulnerable in society on both a local and national level. Recently we volunteered at the JBJ Soul Kitchen in Red Bank and will be helping to sort toiletries for the Blessing Bag Brigade. Please direct questions to Mrs. Regan.

The Red Bank Catholic Minority Leadership Society is a leadership and service organization composed of minority students from all grade levels. The goals of the Society include serving as a rapid response service organization to assist the school when need arises,  to represent the school’s minority population on issues of concern, to attend a variety of workshops on leadership and college preparation geared to minority issues, and to seek and minority based scholarships to help pay for college. MLS has responded several times at the request of campus ministries to raise money for student families, alumni, and staff. The Society has raised money for several students’ families and staff faced with illness or disasters.  MLS raised thousands of dollars to aid Haiti after the devastating earthquake.  They set up and ran a relief shelter distributing food and clothing to local families after superstorm Sandy.  The Society is known for its ability to respond almost instantly to any call by the school for help.  MLS meets twice a week, or as needed, during homeroom. Please direct questions to Ms Dalziel.

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.

The Sailing Team consists of accomplished sailors as well as those students that are simply interested in learning the ropes.  There are 2 practices a week, usually Mondays and Fridays, in Shrewsbury, and the weekly Regattas are held in Toms River, usually on Wednesdays.  The season normally runs for approximately 10 weeks. Please direct questions to Ms. Kaitlyn Dalziel.

Set Painting for the fall and spring productions as well as several dance shows throughout the year invites students to assist in the creation and painting of sets and props.  Please direct questions to Mrs. Valentino.

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