Extra Curricular Activities
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Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) - Contact: Roman Alvarez
CYO is the Diocesan sports program - meeting dates and times vary on the sport GK Music - Contact: Gordon Kennedy
Students have band practice after school (day still to be determined). Students can also set up individual lessons with Mr. Kennedy. Young Rembrandts Drawing Classes Young Rembrandts meets after school. Lessons are Monday from 3:15 - 4:15 in 6 week sessions. Bricks4Kidz Bricks4Kidz is an after school program instructing students in STEM activities using legos as the mode of instruction. First session to begin February 16. Click here to see more about this program. Student ClubsAg Club: Members will be working with the school garden, preparing grown foods for use in the school cafeteria. Members will have the goal of providing a school Farmer’s Market (Fall 2019) and learning business and marketing skills. Adviser: Mrs. Abrew
Forensics Club (competitive speech): prepares students for dramatic and public speaking situations. Provides opportunities to develop social skills. Members will compete at the Diocesan level amongst other Diocese of Stockton schools. Members will also be provided opportunities to view local and regional high school competitions. Service Club: members will work within our parish community to provide service to parishioners needing assistance. Activities may include reading to the elderly at St. Jude’s (next store), working with St. Vincent de Paul food bank, assisting with CAPS luncheons and Senior luncheons. Chapel Club: members will attend the Adoration Chapel together once a week to pray for the special intentions of school students and families. Students will also enjoy fellowship as they develop a closer relationship with Christ. Adviser: Mrs. Poncini Yearbook Club: members will work on the design, photography and captions within the school yearbook. Members will be required to be able to meet deadlines. In addition, members will be ambassadors for the sales of the school yearbooks. Advisers: Mrs. Noonkester and Mr. Guevera Media Club: members will work together in developing a school blog and a school weekly video announcement to be shown in classrooms to all students. Members will learn best practices of video, editing, script writing, speaking in front of the camera and developing a blog. CJSF: Membership in CJSF is an honor conferred upon seventh and eighth grade students in recognition of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Service opportunities will include tutoring students after school. Leadership opportunities will include being an ambassador for St. Anthony’s Catholic School, meeting with new and/or prospective families and showing new students “the ropes”. Adviser: Mrs. Morenzone Legion of Mary: The object of the Legion of Mary is the glory of God through the holiness of its members developed by prayer and active co-operation in Mary’s and the Church’s work. The unit of the Legion of Mary is called a praesidium, which holds a weekly meeting, where prayer is intermingled with reports and discussion. Adviser: Mrs. Pimentel Choir: Members of the school choir meet with the St. Anthony’s Parish Choir Director weekly. Choir members sing at school Masses on Wednesdays as well as the 10:45 Second Sunday Mass for the entire parish. Advisers: Mr. Garcia and Mrs. Lemos-Silva |
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