Clubs & Activities
All students are welcome to join Active Minds!
This international organization is dedicated to supporting others and creating a caring, thoughtful
school environment. We meet weekly to plan events, make posters, create programs, and learn
how to support others. You are able to earn service hours through this organization when we do
things for the community!
Contact Mrs. Tozier: [email protected]
Contact Ms. Pearson for access to the Schoology Page: [email protected]
Everyone is welcome to join!
This organization is designed to support local cancer patients and their families. We make cards,
attend Club Hope sponsored events in the community, fundraise, collect donations for patients,
etc. You have the opportunity to earn service hours for various events. Click Here to learn more
about the organization!
We get together once or twice a month on Friday's after school. Meeting days are subject to
change.
Contact Ms. Pearson for access to the Schoology Page: [email protected]
Circle of Friends is a club designed to be a bonding and supporting partnership between the St.
Anthony and North Catholic students. This club is open to any student from 9th to 12th grade!
When: After school 2:45- 3:30
Where: Saint Anthony Room in the back corner of the library
Contact Ms. G: [email protected]
Not just a business club…Business, Marketing, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Entertainment,
Merchandising, Retail, Travel, Tourism, Hospitality
Weekly meetings beginning in September, Independent study and prep, Networking opportunities,
Student driven, Can participate during sports and other activities.
Competition Schedule: Districts- Early December, States- Late February, ICDC- Late April
Contact Mr. Beilstein: [email protected]
Each school year, North Catholic produces two shows: a Fall Play and a Spring Musical.
Both productions offer many opportunities to perform, to make new (and hang out with old
friends), and to have a great time with other people who love acting. This year's productions
include Ken Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood and The Addams Family.
Come laugh and cry with us!
Contact Mr. Rosenbusch: [email protected]
Environmental Club
Runs the school recycling program, competes in the Envirothon competition field trip, and organize/plan other sustainability projects for the school.
Meets before school.
Contact Mrs. Miller: [email protected]
Team 5740 seeks “to build students of creativity, leadership, and professionalism- connecting
them to a future enlightened by their STEM experiences.”
Technical Areas of Interest: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, PCB (Printed Circuit Board), CAD (Computer Aided Design), CAM (Computer Aided Machining), Software (JAVA). Non-Technical Areas of Interest: Business, Media, Photography/Videography, Art and Animation, Graphic and Web design, Merchandising, Project Management, Advocacy, Sustainability, Outreach/Service, Creative Writing.
Future Connections: Engineering Network, Internships, FIRS T Scholarships, FIRST 5740 Alumni Network
Contact Mr. Yackuboskey: [email protected]
Forensics involves all forms of public speaking and debate, including, but not limited to: prose
reading, poetry reading, dramatic interpretation, original oratory, impromptu speaking,
congressional debate, and public forum debate. Students compete on a regular basis
for individual and team recognition (state and national levels as well).
Contact Ms. Young : [email protected]
The North Catholic High School chapter of the Société Honoraire de Français offers many benefits
to students in a secondary French program. It provides an opportunity to recognize outstanding
scholarship in the study of French language through selection for membership, the placement of a
special seal on the graduate’s diploma, the wearing of a special cord for graduation, and the right
to wear the official emblem/pin of the honor society.
The society also provides opportunities for students to lead activities and events that promote the
learning of French, such as peer tutoring, facilitating French club, becoming officers of the society,
planning the induction ceremony, and many others. Students with an average of 90% in French
and a cumulative average of 85% in their remaining classes and in their third semester of high
school or higher are invited to apply in the fall.
Contact Dr. E. Kessy: [email protected]
Jazz Band
The Jazz Band meets on Thursdays after the football season ends. If you are looking for a
great after-school activity that will challenge and excite your musical sensibilities and are
ready to get rhythmic, this activity is for you. The Jazz Band plays at the Christmas and
Spring Concerts.
Contact Mr. Rudick: [email protected]
Marianist LIFE offers students an opportunity for fellowship and fun in a caring, upbeat context. Here at North Catholic, Marianist LIFE is run by student leaders who volunteer their time to plan different campus ministry initiatives based on the needs of our North Catholic community. Marianist LIFE meets every Friday after school in the Student Lounge from 3-4:30pm. The vison of our Friday meeting is to build community, provide students opportunities to share their faith, to learn from each other, and become better disciples. At our Friday meetings, student can expect to enjoy snacks, participate in
icebreakers, games, prayer, small and large group discussions; similar to youth group.
Marianist LIFE also offers opportunities for organized morning prayer, Lock In's, Field trips to different worship events in the diocese and even a Pilgrimage to Washington D.C. Students are invited to comeas often as their schedule allows.
Follow us on Instagram @nchslife
Contact Mrs. Campbell: [email protected]
The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize
outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those
students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and
character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since
its beginning in 1921.
For updated requirements and how to be invited to join, please see the National Honor Society
page on our website! National Honor Society – Student Life – North Catholic High School
Contact Mrs. Profeta: [email protected]
Football games, parades, competitions, and more; the Marching Band offers many opportunities
to grow your instrumental and physical skills while making new friends and cheering on your
team.
Contact Mr. Rudick: [email protected]
Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science
Pittsburgh Regional Science and Engineering Fair
Meets after school on Monday to chat about projects and work on investigations. About half of PJAS projects are completed at school, either during study hall or after school. Many projects can be completed at home, it depends on your subject and materials you are working with. Stop in and we can chat!
PJAS regional competition is in February at Slippery Rock University. The state competition is in May at Penn State University.
PRSEF competition is in April at Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh.
Contact Mrs. Murray [email protected] or Mr. Crano [email protected]
After three semesters of high school Spanish, students are eligible to apply to join the Sociedad
Honoraria Hispánica.
The Spanish Honor Society is an international organization that encourages service and the
support of the Spanish-speaking community. By participating in this activity, you can earn
service hours and cords for graduation. We meet monthly to plan activities and discuss service
opportunities!
Contact Mrs. Tozier: [email protected]
Is being on stage not your style? Then consider Stage Crew!
Learn the ins and outs of set construction, running the flies, and programming lights and
sound. There's also painting, lots of painting! There are opportunities of all kinds when you're part
of the "Dream Team Behind the Scenes"!
Contact Mr. Rosenbusch: [email protected]
A group of students who believe in the mission of North Catholic and can actively share their
personal experiences about NC to make connections with prospective students and
families. Students who possess strong leadership qualities and demonstrate school spirit and
pride are encouraged to join. Ambassadors lead events such as: Red Carpet Welcome Event on 1st Day of School, Open House, Scarlet & Gold Day, shadows, and much more! Our student application will open in Spring 2025 for the 25-26 school year.
Contact Mrs. O’Hara: [email protected]
Student Ambassador
Student Council is a group of students, voted on by their peers via an election, to be
representatives of the student body charged with the responsibility of being ambassadors of the
mission of the school. Members of Student Council, with the guidance of the administration,
create opportunities to enhance the spirit of the school through leadership, fundraising, and
community-oriented events. The goal of Student Council is to provide opportunities for students
to exercise and develop their leadership skills.
We are responsible for pep assemblies, spirit days and spirit week, Forever True Day,
Homecoming, Winter Formal, and Prom. We have an annual Senior Trip to NYC and a
Thanksgiving Food Drive benefitting the Little Sisters of the Poor
Contact Mrs. Boyer: [email protected]
Compete in quiz bowls or try out to make the team that competes on TV. Email Mr. Malone to get
added to the Trivia Email and start attending morning practices!
Hometown High Q!
Contact Mr. Malone: [email protected]
Are you a fan of retro video games or the latest gaming masterpieces? If you love the thrill of competition, or the relaxation of solo gaming, then our club is the place for you!
We offer a variety of events, including:
•Retro Game days: Play classic games on original consoles.
•Modern Gaming Sessions: Try out the newest games on popular platforms.
•Tournaments and Competitions: Show off your skills in Super Smash, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Speed-run contests, and much more.
Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just starting out, everyone is welcome to join. Make some new friends while having fun!
Contact Mr. Stapleton: [email protected]
Do you enjoy…
Taking pictures? Attending school events? Graphic design? Help us build our annual yearbook.
Contact Ms. Burke: [email protected]
Yearbook
