Clubs & Activities
Learning at Cathedral does not stop when the school day ends. Our after-school clubs and activities give students a chance to try something new, make friends across grades and grow their gifts, from art and choir to chess, cooking and science.
Here is a look at the range of clubs and activities students can join throughout the year.
How After-School Clubs Work
Clubs meet after school, usually from 3:00 to 4:00 PM, in three six-week sessions each year: fall, winter and spring. At the start of each session, families receive an email with the club list and a sign-up form.
A club runs when enough students enroll, so the lineup changes from session to session based on student interest. Some clubs are led by Cathedral teachers and staff, and some by trusted outside partners. Grade levels can vary by session.
Arts & Performance
- Art Club for our younger artists in the lower grades.
- Choir Club for grades 3 to 8.
- Dance Club for grades 5 to 8.
- Band, which performs at Christmas Convocation and school celebrations.
- Middle School Musical, an auditioned spring production. Recent shows include The Sound of Music: Youth Edition.
STEM & Strategy
- Science Detectives for grades 2 to 5, with hands-on investigations and escape-room style challenges.
- Digital Design Club for grades 4 to 8.
- Chess Club, taught by Magnus Chess Academy, on Wednesdays after school.
- Board Game Club for grades 2 to 5.
Media & Writing
- Yearbook (Mustang Media) for grades 6 to 8. Students design and produce the school yearbook all year long.
- Newspaper Club for grades 6 to 8.
- Middle School Book Club for grades 6 to 8.
Life Skills & Service
- Cooking Club for grades 4 to 8.
- Kindness Club for Pre-First through grade 3.
- Homework Club for middle school students who want a quiet, supported place to get work done.
Sports Clubs
- Volleyball Club for grades 4 to 7.
- Soccer Club for grades 5 to 8 on our turf field.
- PedalPower Kids Learn to Ride, an outside program that teaches younger students to ride a bike.
Looking for team sports? See Athletics.
Student Leadership
Student Council leads school spirit and service throughout the year, from Fun Fridays and bake sales to the Pink Ribbon fundraiser.
Student Ambassadors welcome visiting families and help represent Cathedral at admissions events like Open House. Students apply to be an ambassador, and those selected serve for the school year.