St. John The Baptist Diocesan High School - Clubs and Activities

Clubs and Activities

St. Johns has many extracurricular activities, all are moderated by faculty members.

  • Art Mural Club and Art Gallery Club
  • Big Brother/Big Sister
  • Chess Team
  • Computer/Technology Club
  • Culinary Club
  • Danceworks
  • Drama Club
  • Earth Club
  • SJB Cougarette Kickline
  • Knitting Club
  • Voices and Visions- school literary and art magazine
  • Liturgy Committee
  • Mathletes
  • Mock Trial
  • The Prophet- school newspaper
  • Peace and Justice Group
  • Peer ministry
  • Pep Band
  • WRSJ and WJSB Radio
  • SJB Service Corps
  • Spanish Club and Italian Club
  • Students Against Destructive Decisions (S.A.D.D.)
  • Student Council
  • The Forerunner- school yearbook

- Table Tennis Club -Video Production club - Liturgy Club -Retreat Leaders -Peace and Justice Club -Spring Musical -Chorale -MOVE -Jazz Band -Concert Band -Wind Ensemble -Orchestra

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