List of T-Day Clubs and Activities

Art Club welcomes students of all grade levels to experience art making through a variety of media and techniques. All levels of ability and experience will benefit from the pleasure of guided creative expression. No experience necessary!  Please direct questions to Mrs. Valentino. 

Are people flying over our heads at over 15,000 mph? YES, they are the astronauts on the International Space Station! The goal of the Astronomy Club is to explore and do activities related to all of the wonders BEYOND EARTH! If you have interests in space exploration, moon phases, galaxies, eclipses, telescopes, space stations, black holes, planets, constellations, or what to look for in the nighttime sky, join this club! **Additionally, you will find out when free-to-the-public "Star Parties” are happening (and get your first look through a telescope)! Every member will have input into astronomy-related activities! Please direct questions to Mrs. Fioretti.

The Book Club celebrates reading and everything to do with books.  Students choose which books they would like to read and then meet and discuss each book during T Day. We have shared everything from Harry Potter to thrillers to historical novels and Manga and more. We will also occasionally watch a film adaptation of a favorite book. Please direct questions to Ms. Alexander.

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. Bergin.

Come join the team that’s at the heart of RBC! Campus Ministry is growing and needs smart, faithful, creative, responsible, innovative students to help plan events, lead our community in prayer, work on service projects, evangelize through art and social media and more. Please direct questions to Mrs. Flego, Mrs. Destefano, or Ms. Flego.

The Casey Caregivers Club focuses reaching out to kids who have cancer or are suffering from long term illness or disabilities.  Our club focuses on doing projects for K. Hovnanian Hospital, The Schroth School, Ronald McDonald House and Leukemia/Lymphoma Society.  We will make holiday goodie bags and fleece blankets for kids in the hospital. At the Schroth School we will create sensory games done through zoom calls and become pen pals with kids who have multiple physical and developmental disabilities.  We will support the Ronald McDonald House through their pop tab program. Please direct questions to Mrs. Fellingham.

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.

The foundation for Caseys4Life is the belief that all people are created equal in dignity and that all life is sacred from conception to natural death. Our club strives to defend human life in all its stages. We educate students on prolife issues by gathering and sharing information on what the Church and Science say about life. Through prayer, witness, guest speakers, sharing,activitiies, fundraisers, and Pro-Life events we are a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. Events have included the March for Life in Washington DC, Life events in Trenton, and a local march through Red Bank. We have a club Baby Q (BBQ) and an overnight retreat where students form a unique bond while serving an important purpose. We have helped women and their babies throughout Monmouth County. Our annual baby shower and diaper drive helped moms through Birthright, Catholic Charities/Linkages, Madonna House and other local agencies who need our support. We have also helped individuals within our own community. Join us and be a Casey4Life!  Please direct questions to Mrs. Flego or Mrs. DiBetta.

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.

Students will explore effective strategies for succeeding at chess. Please refer all questions to Mrs. Vahey.

This club examines the Constitution as it relates to the “day to day” lives of the population. Certain high profile legal cases or issues that garner special attention from media outlets will be studied from a purely constitutional perspective.  The main objective is a greater understanding and awareness of the rights and protections afforded the individual by our founding documents. Please direct questions to Mr. Gallagher.

Students have the opportunity to craft items for the homeless, such as scarves and hats, and baby blankets for the spring baby shower. There will be a $5 charge to students for supplies. Please direct questions to Ms. Bischoff. 

The debate team aims to promote critical thinking and persuasion skills among its members. We will learn how to both effectively support our opinions and refute opposing arguments. We will analyze the framework of debate competitions and prepare to compete in the winter and spring. **Students must register for both semesters in order to participate in competitions. Please direct questions to Mrs. Genthe.

(Gr 11 & 12) Engineering Club has been designed to engage students in using their minds and hands to learn basic principles of engineering by designing, building, testing, and redesigning their own working devices. All design challenges will use recycled materials. Please direct questions to Mrs. Walas or Mr. Nesci.

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.

French Club is open to current and former French students.  Activities will introduce students to French culture, traditions, cooking, and cinema. These will be on-campus as well as off-campus excursions. Please direct questions to Ms. Kent.

RBC garden club is part of Gardens Growing Faith. Our mission is to start, and maintain gardens in the local gardens that give fresh food to those in need. In garden club we will learn how to start and grow a variety of foods.  Please see Mr. Nesci for more information.

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 Hot Topics club for upperclassmen develops two separate campaigns. During first semester we focus on RESPECT and its importance at RBC. Then second semester we have the Just Drive Campaign, which promotes driving and pedestrian safety.  The purpose of this club is to bring awareness to these issues with different activities. In the past we have created videos, posters, and banners, and held dress down days and bake sales all to get our messages out to the RBC community. Please direct questions to Mrs. Booth.

Students will learn the fundamentals of improv through acting games in a fun, supportive environment. No experience necessary! All grades and all levels are welcome.  Any questions, please contact Mr. Rossi.

The Junior Statesmen of America, or JSA, is a civics club that provides students with a venue to explore, discuss, and debate contemporary issues and politics at the local, national, and international levels.  Please direct questions to Mr. Gleitz.

Lab assistants work with Biology and Chemistry teachers helping prepare lab equipment, make solutions as needed, assist with inventory and act as lab partners for students who have missed a lab if they arrange to make up the lab during activity period. Students must have completed a year of Lab science at RBC so the club is only open to grades 10, 11, and 12. Please direct questions to Mrs. Krzyzanowski or Dr. Shalaida.

We will be reading student selected books and writing different types of literature to submit to the Literary magazine. Please refer all questions to Mrs. Moonan.

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.

The Military Club’s main focus is to elevate the awareness of requirements necessary to apply for the ROTC programs and the Academies. Speakers from Military Careers as well as videos will be utilized to explore the possibilities available. This club has run fundraisers to support Wounded Warriors, supported the accumulation and mailing of supplies overseas, and attended Veterans Day and Memorial Day ceremonies. Please direct questions to Mr. Jarmusz.

The Red Bank Catholic Minority Leadership Club is a leadership and service organization composed of minority students from all grade levels.The club provides a safe space for students to express concerns and share experiences. Members discuss relevant topics in today’s society and discuss ways to take a stand against prejudice and social injustice in our own community, as well as research speakers from diverse backgrounds and promote school-wide multicultural events and community fundraisers. Please direct questions to Ms. Dalziel.

There will be 3 sections:. Please direct questions to Mr. Gaul. 

1) PE Weight Lifting - Focus on strength and conditioning.

2) PE Activities - Team sports and activities in the gym.

3) PE Outdoor Walking - Outdoor walking and adventures.

Signpost is Red Bank Catholic's school newspaper.  It has a long tradition of excellence.  Its purpose is to inform the Red Bank Catholic High School community and to record the significant events, milestones, and activities of Red Bank Catholic.  Members of the staff grow in their roles as reporters, journalists, writers, leaders and citizens who realize the responsibility of fulfilling the people's right to know in a free society. Please direct questions to Ms. King.

(9th and 10th grades only) - SBR invites students to come take part in a guided stretch and meditation. Freshmen and Sophomores Only! Girls and Boys welcome!

Transfers All Grades Accepted!

Please direct questions to Mrs. Kelly Gemellaro.