Clubs & Activities
SJC Has Something For Every Student
At St. John of the Cross Parish School, we celebrate the unique gifts, talents, and interests of every student. Through a variety of clubs, activities, ministries, and enrichment opportunities, students are encouraged to explore their passions, build new skills, and become active members of our school community.
Whether through leadership, service, athletics, the arts, or academic interests, SJC provides opportunities for every student to find their place, grow in confidence, and develop their God-given talents.
Clubs & Activities at SJC
Altar Servers
Students serve the parish community by assisting priests during Mass and liturgical celebrations, developing reverence and leadership while growing deeper in their faith.
Band & Choir
Students explore their musical talents through instrumental and vocal performance, participating in school masses, concerts, and special liturgical celebrations throughout the year.
Boy & Girl Scouts
Students serve the parish community by assisting priests during Mass and liturgical celebrations, developing reverence and leadership while growing deeper in their faith.
Chess Club
Students develop critical thinking, strategic planning, and problem-solving skills while competing in friendly matches and preparing for local chess tournaments.
Fortnightly
This student-led literary and discussion group meets every two weeks to explore ideas, share perspectives, and engage in thoughtful conversation about literature, current events, and topics of interest.
Journalism Club
Aspiring writers and reporters learn the fundamentals of journalism by researching stories, conducting interviews, and contributing articles that inform and engage the school community.
Math, Science & Technology Clubs
Students dive deeper into STEM subjects through hands-on experiments, coding challenges, robotics projects, and competitions that extend learning beyond the classroom.
Speech
Students build confidence and communication skills by learning public speaking techniques, preparing persuasive arguments, and competing in speech tournaments against other schools.
Student Council
Elected student leaders represent their classmates, organize school events, promote school spirit, and develop leadership skills while serving as voices for the student body.
Yearbook
Students capture and preserve memories of the school year by photographing events, conducting interviews, designing layouts, and creating a lasting keepsake for the entire school community.
Youth Initiative
Students put their faith into action through service projects, community outreach, and social justice initiatives that make a positive impact locally and beyond.
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