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CLUBS & ACTIVITIES

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MATH CLUB

Select students in fifth through eighth grade solve advanced math problems as a team while competing at the local, regional, and state levels.

SPELL BOWL

Team members (fifth through eighth grade) study and practice spelling an extensive list of words to prepare for a one-time competition against local schools in this Purdue University-sponsored event.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The St. John Evangelist Student Council is for students who have volunteered their time to make St. John the Evangelist the best school possible. Our Student Council gives students the opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out school activities and service projects.

ROBOTICS CLUB

Seventh and eighth graders can use their critical thinking and engineering skills to build and program a robot to compete at a game in tournaments through the Vex IQ Challenge. The robotics club will help students develop their interest in engineering, programming, and other STEM topics.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

NJHS is open to 7th and 8th graders in the second semester. In order to be admitted, students must have all A's and B's for the entire first semester. They must also have 3's and 4's in effort, conduct, and social growth grades. Students apply to NJHS and answer questions about themselves. The answers are reviewed by the faculty board and they vote on admission. Once in NJHS, students must maintain their grades and fulfill six service hours, including an NJHS exclusive project. Students will become more involved in the community, develop leadership skills, and learn how to communicate effectively.

ART CLUB

The Art Club is an opportunity for students to learn and try new art techniques and express their creativity. The clubs are divided by grade and meet after school.

Grades K-2 Art Club dates TBD. Students will make a holiday ornament and enjoy a holiday snack

FLOWERS

Little Flowers is a virtue based program incorporating stories of the saints, sacred Scripture, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Our program focuses on strengthening virtues through friendship and service to others. Like a scouting program, girls earn badges for the virtues they have practiced and the life skills they have learned. Interested girls entering grades K-4 can register in August for monthly meetings September - May. Questions or interested in volunteering to help? Email littleflowers.gems@gmail.com

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