Moderator:    Mr. Fullerton (Art Room) 

Meetings:    Listen to announcements for more info

Description:    This club will be running trips in fall and spring to Central Rock Gym in Watertown, where students can learn to belay for each other or free climb on the bouldering walls, as well as other fun adventures.  No experience is necessary. Open to all grades 

Moderator:   Samantha McNeill (Drama/Theater), smcneill@saintagnesschool.us

Meetings:    Rehearsals are scheduled on Wednesday afternoon and/or evening between 3:30P.M. -- 8:30P.M. Additional rehearsals are scheduled as show week approaches, and vary based on the student’s role(s).  

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Moderator: Mrs. Kiernan (Guidance)

The mission of the Arlington Youth Health and Safety Coalition (AYHSC) is to engage, inform, and empower the Arlington community to prevent and reduce substance abuse and other risk behaviors that adversely affect Arlington youth.  AYHSC always welcomes new members. 

An important component of nurturing the faith life of students is found in the form of worship we share in common. The Liturgical Choir at various times during the year learns music that enhances the school liturgies and prayer experiences as well as other celebrations. Their performance leads the assembly to fuller participation through the gift of music.

Moderator:   Peter Chun pchun@achs.net 

Meetings:   WIN  the third Thursday of the month.

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Description: Participates in Massachusetts Math League regional math competitions with other school both public and private.   Students from all levels are welcome to join and “think outside the box”.

Moderator:    Mr. Foley (Room 307)

Meetings:    We generally meet every other week. 

Description:    Students will be assigned certain roles to play at the conference which includes over one thousand students from across the country. Our students represent certain nations in various UN committees. They are assigned a problem or crisis that they, working in conjunction with other students in their committee, must resolve.

Coordinator:    See your Social Studies Teacher for more info

Description:     The History Day Contest encourages students to conduct primary and secondary

research on a specified historic theme then to make presentations which may include a paper, an exhibit, a performance, a documentary or a website. Intra- and inter- school competitions are held and the better work moves onto state and even national levels of competition. The opportunities to develop study skills and interpersonal relationships are outstanding.  

Moderator:     Mrs. Morrissey

Meeting times:   selected WIN days

Description:  Anyone interested in learning more about cameras and photography is welcome to join the Photography Club. The club offers students the chance to gather together and to share their photos and techniques.  Students post their favorite photos on the club’s Google Classroom site as well as on the club’s bulletin boards.  Members go on various trips. Past events include local nature walks, trips to Zoolights, the New England Aquarium, Schwamb Mill, and the Boston Public Garden. Some students volunteer to photograph various school events. Students should bring their cameras or iPhones to each meeting.

Moderators:    Mrs. Kiernan & Mrs. Dunn (Guidance)

Meetings:    Every other week on Thursdays; listen to daily announcements

Description:    Everyone is familiar with the sport of table tennis having played with friends at informal venues. The Cougar Ping-Pong Club (CPPC) is dedicated to creating a competitive environment for table tennis players of all levels. CPPC has two professional-quality tables. We are located in Cafeteria 3 and meet every other Thursday at 2:30. All are welcome and encouraged to come have some fun!

Moderator:     Mr. Balliro (202)

Meetings:    Once a month during WIN

Description:    To build awareness of events affecting high school students, specifically related to drinking and drug use. The club runs Grim Reaper Day and other activities.

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Description:    The Science Team competes in the North Shore Science League, which consists of about thirty other area schools.  The events in the competitions encompass all areas of science, including physics, biology, and chemistry.  Many of the events are hands-on and incorporate laboratory experiments and engineering design.   

Moderator:    Jillian Downey

Meetings:     TBA

Description:    The Student Council is made up of 24 members elected from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior class. Elections for the following year are held in the spring. 

The purpose of the Student Council is as follows:

to improve school spirit and morale
to coordinate school functions and activities
to improve and encourage student- faculty relations
to provide an open forum for the faculty as well as the students
to promote Arlington Catholic in the community
to promote the general welfare of the whole school

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The Chess Team competes against other schools with a meet held almost every Thursday from December through February. We will complete remotely this year, so students who are full remote can still play. We have a 45 minute remote practice twice a month in the WIN period. You are not obligated to attend every pratice or match. Beginners welcome!

Moderator: Mrs. Passeri

Ready to stand up for your future and our planet? Want to help make a difference at Arlington Catholic? Then come join AC’s very first climate awareness club! This club is aiming to make AC an eco-friendly and environmentally aware atmosphere. We hope to bring together like-minded students who will help make positive changes here at our school and in our community.

The AC Arts Council is a group of students who recognize the importance of integrating the arts into their high school experience.  Its mission is to initiate events and activities -- big and small -- that will cultivate school spirit through the arts.  What kinds of events and activities?  Well, that is up to the council, but ideas might include an open mic series showcasing student writing, music, visual art, videos; visits to local museums and theatres; workshops; book talks, project sharing, and guest speakers.  

The Arts Council will meet every other week.  This opportunity is open to students from all grade levels.