Other Activities
Activities for students include Academic Challenge, Art Club, Band (marching, concert, and jazz), Bennet (school newspaper), Chess Club, Computer Club, Culinary Club, Drama Club, Dragonology Club, Film Club, German Club, Italian Heritage, J.S.A. (Junior Statesmen of America), Key Club, Knights of the Altar, Latin Club, Literary Magazine (The Spectrum), Magic Club, National Honor Society, Sigma Beta, Pro-Life Club, Slovak Association, Speech and Debate, Student Council, and Yearbook, among others.
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