Middle School Clubs
At St. Elizabeth's, we are proud to offer our middle school students an array of clubs to join. These clubs are more than just extracurricular activities; they are gateways to discovery, creativity, and lasting friendships. We encourage our students to embrace the opportunity to explore, learn, and grow through participation in these clubs.
Royal Hawks (Dance Team)
Join the rhythm and grace of the Royal Hawks, where dance becomes a form of art and a celebration of teamwork. As a member of this club, you get to express yourself through dance, learn new routines, and participate in dance competitions. It's a fantastic way for students to stay fit, have fun, and develop team spirit.
The Way We Play
Dive into the world of strategic thinking, friendly competition, and camaraderie with our gaming club – The Way We Play. Here, students get to engage in various interactive games that not only provide entertainment but also stimulate their thinking and problem-solving skills.
Newspaper Club
Unleash your journalistic spirit at the Newspaper Club! Be a part of creating and sharing stories that matter within our school community. From reporting on school events to conducting interviews and writing feature stories, our Newspaper Club offers a practical and exciting approach to journalism.
Yearbook Club
Capture and immortalize the unforgettable moments of the school year as a vital member of the Yearbook team. With tasks ranging from photography to layout design, joining the Yearbook Club is a great way to showcase your creativity and contribute to the preservation of our school's memories.
Power Hour
Make the most of your time with Power Hour – a club dedicated to enhancing study skills, organization, and academic success. This club provides a supportive environment where students can focus on their homework, learn effective study strategies, and improve their organizational skills.
Spanish Club
The Spanish Club at St. Elizabeth's is a vibrant community where students come together to celebrate Hispanic cultures, practice their language skills, and engage in various cultural activities. This club is not only about learning a new language but also about gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation of Hispanic cultures.
Rainbow Alliance
The Rainbow Alliance fosters a sense of community, understanding, and acceptance for LGBTQIA+ students and their allies. As a member of this club, students participate in activities and discussions aimed at promoting inclusivity and respect for all.
In conclusion, the middle school clubs at St. Elizabeth's are more than just activities; they are opportunities for students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and make lasting friendships. So, embrace the opportunity to learn and grow with us!
