St. John Neumann Catholic High School is committed to providing our students with a rigorous, College preparatory education, rooted in Gospel values and the educational philosophy of St. John Bosco.

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At St. John Neumann Catholic High School, we believe that activities and clubs should be part of our student’s daily curriculum and considered “co-curricular” not  “extra-curricular.” “Co” means part of or goes along with. Think co-champions or co-chairmen.

Activities and clubs play an integral role in shaping who they are and who they will become.

This part of a student’s day may not include blackboards or whiteboards, chairs, or desks. But each of our advisors will use that time to continue to teach, mold, and mentor students to become the very best they can be.

 

Band Council
Advisor: Mr. Paul Desmarais
Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: Students must be a member of concert or beginning band

Band Council helps organize events, fundraisers, and performances throughout the school year for the band.

Celtic Pep Band
Advisor: Mr. Paul Desmarais
Members: 9th-12th

Requirements: Member of concert band

The Pep Band plays at home football games, local festivals and events, and hosts two concerts each year.

House Council

Advisors: Sister April Cabaccang & Sister April Hoffman

Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: Students must apply for leadership positions and must maintain a 3.0 GPA

The House Council represents the student body, plans, organizes and produces social events, fosters school spirit, and provides service to our Neumann family.

Key Club
Advisor: Ms. Emily Hughes
Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: Annual dues and quarterly service hours

Key Club is the oldest and largest national service program for high school students. It is a student-led organization whose goal is to encourage leadership through serving others and serving the community.

Model UN                                                                                            

Advisor: Mrs. Cindy Brewer                                                              Members: 9th-12th                                                                        Requirements:

Through tackling real-world issues and dealing with fellow delegates, we strive to gain a more comprehensive world view on current events, and aim to solve them to the best of our abilities.

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National Honor Society
Moderator: Ms. Katie Lennon
Members: 10th-12th
Requirements: 3.67 unweighted GPA with a minimum of 3 core honors courses to be invited to apply

NHS holds weekly meetings, offers a tutoring program for peers, makes and provides sandwiches to St. Matthew’s House and participates in various service projects throughout the year.

Scholar Bowl
Moderator: Mr. Steve Cirronella
Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: None

Scholar Bowl is a “Jeopardy” style match competition among area high schools comprising of various academic subjects. Schools compete on Saturdays throughout the school year with a team of four students and alternates available for the various rounds of competition.

Spanish Club
Moderator: Senora Gladys Krause
Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: None

The Spanish Club is for Spanish speakers and learners of all levels! Monthly meetings are held to explore, share experiences and celebrate the Spanish language and culture.

Theatre
Moderator: Mrs. Cindy Brewer
Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: None

The Theater department explores the world of theater production! Students are responsible for all aspects of the school musical or play: set design, costuming, managing, sound/visual effects, choreography, acting, and vocal performance.

Y.A.C.H.T. Club
Moderator: Sister April Cabaccang, Sister April Hoffman, & Ms. Laura Roszkowski
Members: 9th-12th
Requirements: Be a positive examples for others.

The YACHT Club (Youth And Christ Helping Together) is an instrumental component of our Campus Ministry Program. The mission of the club is to invite all students to the fullness of Christ’s love through service to others. Students plan and implement retreats, prayer services, liturgies, and more. They also take “cruises” to perform service in the community.