Bishop Kenny High School - Activities

Activities

Student organizations and clubs range from cultural and athletic to subjects pertaining to philanthropy. Some of the most popular organizations are Key Club, the Student Newspaper, the Yearbook, Chorus, Band, the Drama Club, and Student Government.

  • Brain Bowl
  • French Club
  • German Club
  • JETS
  • Latin Club
  • Mathematics Club
  • Science Club
  • Spanish Club
  • Kenny Angels
  • Red and White Girls
  • Art Club
  • Arts Appreciation Club
  • Band
  • Chorus
  • Drama Club
  • Interact Club
  • Key Club
  • St. Vincent de Paul Chapter
  • ZIP Club
  • Forensics
  • Computer Club
  • Robotics Team
  • International Thespian Society
  • Multimedia Arts Club
  • National Art Honor Society
  • French Honor Society
  • National Honor Society
  • Quill and Scroll Society
  • Lettermen's Club
  • Student Newspaper
  • Spanish Honor Society
  • Anchor Club
  • Tri-M Honor Music Society
  • FBLA
  • FCCLA
  • NJROTC
  • Yearbook
  • Student Government
  • Student Council

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