Campus Life
Clubs complement our academic core requirements with exciting projects and group camaraderie. Students develop leadership skills and learn to cooperate with others through extracurricular activities. At the Upper Campus, students are able to take on greater responsibility by assuming leadership roles.
Upper Campus
HIGH SCHOOL
- Art Club
- Astronomy Club
- Badminton/Ping Pong Club
- Battle of the Books
- Big Brother/Big Sister
- Book Club
- Campus Ministry
- Chess Club
- Comics Club
- Creative Writing Club
- Cribbage Club
- Debate Club
- Gardening Club
- Italian Club
- J Club
- Knitting Club
- Lancers Ambassadors Club
- Lancers in the Community
- Lancer Legion & Tees
- Lancer Leadership
- Law Enforcement Club
- Liturgical Choir
- Math Club
- Meteorology Club
- Outdoors Club
- Passion Project
- Photography Club
- Prayer Club
- Raise Awareness Club
- Ref in Sports Club
- Respect Life Club
- Running Club
- Science Club
- Sign Language Club
- Stock Market Club
- Studio Art Club
MIDDLE SCHOOL
- Battle of the Books
- Book Club
- Campus Ministry
- Cardboard Engineering Club
- Card Making Club
- Comics Club
- Crafty Creators
- Cribbage Club
- Crochet Club
- Drawing Club
- Gardening Club
- Harry Potter Club
- Italian Club
- Junior J Club
- Lancers in the Community
- Lancers Ambassadors Club
- Lancer Legion & Tees
- Meteorology Club
- Prayer Club
- Raise Awareness Club
- Running Club
- Science Club
- Sign Language Club
- Yearbook
Lower Campus
Chess Club
Playing chess has proven to help students enhance their creativity, improve their concentration, and develop critical thinking skills...and it's fun! Offered Wednesday afternoons, this club is open to all students.
Coding Club
Coding, in the simplest of terms, is telling a computer what you want it to do, which involves typing in step-by-step commands for the computer to follow. During Coding Club, students will explore logic puzzles, the basics of what coding is, and be given the opportunity to create their own games that they can play on a tablet at home. Everyone will work at their own pace with a variety of computer based and "unplugged" activites.
CYO Band/Orchestra
At the Lower Campus, band/orchestra is run by the CYO Emerald Knights. Click here for more information.
Student Council - Lower Campus
Moderators: Sister Sylvia Leonardi, Mrs. Sue Kaeppeler
STEAM Club
Moderator: Mr. Roscioli
SJCA fine arts classes and extracurriculars allow our students to develop their creative expression and self-confidence. Our students participate in dramatic and musical performances, exhibit their creative endeavors, and develop an understanding of and appreciation for the performing and fine arts, enriching their educational journey.
Upper Campus
Middle School Little Lancer Theater
Upper Campus Fall Musical
High School Fall Musical
High School Spring Musical
Choir
Band
2019-20 Musicals
FALL MUSICAL: You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
- Friday, October 18, 6 p.m.
- Saturday, October 19, 6 p.m.
- Sunday, October 20, 2 p.m.
- Friday, October 25, 6 p.m.
- Saturday, October 26, 6 p.m.
SPRING MUSICAL: Beauty and the Beast
All times TBA
- Friday, March 13
- Saturday, March 14
- Sunday, March 15, 2 p.m.
- Friday, March 20
- Saturday, March 21
SJCA offers many special events for our students and families throughout the year. From dances to special lunches, to socials and community speakers, SJCA offers events that will engage the entire family. Check the calendar to see what’s coming up next!
Lower Campus
Daddy/Daughter Dance
Family Fun Nights
Grandparents Day
Halloween Social
Homecoming
International Festival
Upper Campus
Ash Wednesday Fish Fry
Assemblies
Father/Daughter Dinner/Dance
Homecoming Dance
Mother/Son Brunch
Mother/Daughter Brunch
Movie Night, Middle School
Middle School Parent/Student Valentine Lunch
Prom
Socials and Dances
Homecoming 2018
The Challenger
SJCA ONLINE PUBLICATION
The Challenger is an online magazine that is produced entirely by students at St. Joseph Catholic Academy high school. Catch up on SJCA athletics, theater, activities and more in this Upper Campus digital publication.
Click here to read The Challenger