St. Gabriel Catholic School offers several opportunities for students to get involved in clubs at school. In addition, several clubs are offered by our parish. In order to make the most of these opportunities, parental involvement is encouraged, and in many cases is necessary to help the clubs fully meet their objectives. Parents are also encouraged to start new clubs for activities not currently offered.

Some clubs have grade restrictions in order to ensure full participation and enjoyment of the activities offered.

Current clubs offered:

• Book Club – Open to students in grades 2-4; participants read and discuss books selected by the individual clubs.

• Chess Club – Open to students in grades 2-5; participants enjoy tournament-style match play and lessons provided by a chess master.

• Jaguar TV – Open to 4th and 5th grade students; they may audition to become one of our school morning announcements anchors which are broadcast live on closed circuit TV.

• Lego Club – Open to all grades; participants create theme projects using Legos. Registration is required as space is limited.

• Mad Science Club – Open to all grades; participants enjoy hands-on activities, demonstrations, and discussions related to a particular area of science including rocketry and magnets.

• Math Club – Participants enjoy math-related activities prior to the start of school. No commitment is required and attendance is at the student’s discretion.

• Safety Patrol – Students in 5th grade are invited to register in order to meet and greet parents and students each morning during carpool.

• Scouting – Open to students in grades 1-5; participants enjoy fun and educational activities that strengthen character, develop values such as citizenship, and enhance physical fitness. Clubs are available for both boys and girls.

• Student Council – 5th grade students who are interested can campaign as per teacher instruction and classmates will vote for thier classroom representatives. Four students from each class will be elected into this position. Among several other school-wide duties, student council members helps decide which charities to select for our dress down days, and collect all classroom donations bins on the actual dress down day. They also help deliver our Christmas donations to The Catherine's House.

• Yearbook Club – Students in 5th grade are invited to apply in order to participate in the creation of our school’s annual yearbook.