Piarist offers a wide variety of clubs and activities that encourage students to learn leadership skills, teamwork, and responsibility. We also work to create a safe space for our students to have fun and enjoy one another's company!
Clubs
Art club is dedicated to helping students hone their art skills, learn new techniques, and learn to work with new mediums.
The Piarist drama club hosts events for the school and local community, such as plays and the annual haunted house. In this club, the students choose the play and themes. They are also responsible for creating all of the sets and elements of their productions.
The environmental club is committed to projects geared toward environmental awareness and campus beautification.
The Calasanz Movement meets during lunch once a week for devotionals. This club also leads charity projects to help people in the local community.
Our Choir prepares songs for on campus services and events. It provides a space where students who are interested in learning songs and playing music can create together.
The NHS/NJHS is a nationwide organization for high school students, which consists of many chapters. Selection is based on four criteria: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members of NHS/NJHS are chosen by a faculty selection committee. Students submit applications their sophomore and junior years and can either be accepted as juniors or seniors.
Student Activities
A country-themed outdoor event in the fall with food, games, and campfires.
A Hawaiian-themed outdoor event in the spring with food, games, and dancing.
Various clubs host school dances throughout the year. Some dances are casual while others may be more formal.
Lock-ins are a unique part of Piarist student life. They may be hosted during the school day or in the evening. During lock-ins, students are chaperoned in the building where they hang out, play games, eat food, and join teams to participate in school-wide competitions.
The Piarist Prom is hosted by the student council every year. All high school grades are invited to attend.
Field days are in-school events where students are transported to the Dewey Dam Spillway and engage in organized games and activities.
Every year the students dress up for Halloween and a costume contest is held during the school day.