Clubs
Don Bosco Prep offers clubs and activities for student involvement. These include:
- Financial Society and Investment Group
- Asian Culture Club (ACC)
- Anime Club (The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture)
- Liberty in North Korea
- Spectrum
- Paintball Team/Club
- Pro-Life Club
- Venture Crew
- Debate Team
- Mock Trial
- Theater Programs
- French Club
- Mission Club
- Ambassadors Club
- Model United Nations
- Model Congress
- Student Government
- Concert Band
- Youth Ministry
- Liturgical Choir/Chorus
- Art Club
- Business Club
- German Culture Club
- Italian Club
- Amnesty International
- Yearbook (The Bosconian)
- Newspaper (The Ironman)
- Peer Mediation
- Hacky Sack Club
- Frisbee Tub (Half team half club)
- Outdoors Club
- Chess Club
- Writing Club
- Karate Club
- Ski and Snowboard Club
- Environmental Awareness Club
- Guitar Club
- Wilderness Survival Club
- Asian Culture Club
- Creative Writing Club (The Iron(y)man - student-produced satirical newsletter)
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