Student Experience
Clubs and Activities
Our program of clubs and activities, for which faculty and staff serve as moderators, helps promote a sense of unity and family (community). Also, studies have shown that students involved in extracurricular activities, like sports or clubs, actually do better academically and are more involved socially at school and in the community. Activities and clubs meet during the school day and/or after school.
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Middle School
- Academic Bowl - Pam Benne and Amanda Foster
- Art Club - Ariana Brandes
- Book Club - Melissa Blubaugh
- Bowling Team - Diana Warren and ZaQue Hutchings
- Chess Club - Tyler Thornburg
- Debate - Suzann Ridenour
- Green Team - Jaclyn Metcalf
- Math Counts - Melissa Snyder
- National Junior Honor Society
- Student Ambassadors
- World Language Clubs - Multiple Teachers
- Yearbook Club
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Upper School
Upper School students are encouraged to participate in at least three clubs and organizations per year. A “Club Fest” is held at the beginning of each academic year, and representatives provide information about their organizations for all students in grades 9-12- Academic Bowl Team - Pam Benne and Amanda Foster
- Art Club - Ariana Brandes
- Augustinian Youth Ministry (AYM)
- Bowling Team - Diana Warren and ZaQue Hutchings
- CH Acceptance & Inclusion (CHAI) Club
- Chess Club - Tyler Thornburg
- Debate - Suzann Ridenhour
- Film & Media
- Green team - Jaclyn Metcalf
- Key Club - Sam Jennings
- Library Advisory Council
- Literary Magazine
- Math Circle
- Musical Instruments
- Music Ministry
- Pep Band - Kevin Weaver
- Robotics/STEM Club - Laura Millspaugh
- Student Council - John Santee
- World Language Clubs - Multiple Teachers
