Students will create fun art projects throughout the school year using a variety of art mediums. 

Art Students meet once a month.

All band students come to band practice twice a week during their Activity period. 

In addition,  students will also have practice once a week before school.

You are asked to make a commitment for the entire school year. 

The Builders Club is a service club for 6th and 7th grade students.  Through various projects and activities, Builders Club members provide service to the school, as well as the community.

Builders Club members meet once a month.

Junior Beta Club members are selected to membership based on their grade point average which must be a minimum of 3.8 final academic average during their 5th grade year.  

Students must have a commitment to service and must provide an essay (150-200 words) to describe how the St. Ann Junior Beta Club will benefit from having you as a member.  

Members are required to attend monthly meetings after school and attend the Induction ceremony in September.

Beginners will be taught the fundamentals of Chess. For our more advanced players they will be given insight and tips to further progress their game.  Students are paired by skill level in order to provide a challenging and fun atmosphere.

Chess Club members meet once a month.

Activities include singing as a group at all school Masses throughout the year, Cantoring at school Masses (by audition), Christmas Caroling at the Royal Sonesta Hotel and at our First Communion mass.  

We will also sing at the Christmas and Spring Concerts at St. Ann School.

Choir members rehearse once a week.

As part of this club, students will audition, rehearse, and perform in our Spring Musicial production.  

The rehearsal and performance schedule will be provided prior to auditions.  Students who would like to join, but do not want a performance role, may be able to help behind the scenes with lighting, sound, props and technology.

Students will create engaging and advanced art projects while collaborating with other clubs to enhance their experience.

Fine Arts Club members meet once a month.

Junior Service Club members  assist teachers in completing task with which they need help.

Junior Service Club members meet once a month.  

Students are encourage to explore and build using Lego blocks.  Each month will have a different theme.

The Lego Club members meet once a month.

Mary's Club members support one another in being faithful to Mary through various activities and projects.  Mary's Club girls help spread devotion to others.

Mary's Club members meet once a month.

Students will assist in the front office.  Duties include Afternoon Announcements, Calling classrooms with dismissal changes.  Student must be able to commit to two quarters either 1,3 or 2,4.  

Afternoon Duty 3:05pm-3:35pm

All Office helpers are treated to a end-of-the-year swim/pizza party hosted at Lakeside Country Club.

Students will assist with either a morning or an afternoon shift.  Duties include helping students and parents in carpool line.  

Morning Duty - 8:05am until 8:35am

Afternoon Duty - 3:05pm until 3:35pm

Students can request either a Morning or Afternoon shift.  Students must be able to commit to volunteer one quarter (9 weeks).  

All Patrol helpers are treated to a end-of-the-year swim/pizza party hosted at Lakeside Country Club.  

Student's must try-out to be on the team.  

Team members will practice once a week, after school. The St. Ann Quiz Bowl Team participates in a tournament on a Saturday during the spring and that is sponsored by the Brother Martin High School.  This tournament is our big event and your commitment to the team is very important.  

In Science Club 3rd graders will have the chance to participate in hands-on, fun activities and experiments. 

Each meeting will focus on a different area of science and explore why different results happen.

Science Club members meet once a month.

Spanish Club members will participate in various activities such as; Zumba, games, crafts and lessons on Spanish Culture.

Spanish Club members meet once a month.

During Spirit Club students will learn cheer and dance skills as well as learn new routines.  The girls will have the oppurtunity to lead the warm-up for the Fun Run at this year's Family Fest.  The girls will receive a t-shirt to wear during the warm-up and club meetings with their PE shorts.

Meetings will take place one a month after school from 3:35 to 4:00PM.  

St. Joseph's Club members help spread the devotion to St. Joseph and Mary.

The purpose of this club is the spiritual, practical Catholic growth of youth while having good, clean fun through various projects and activities.  

St. Joseph's Club members meet once a month.

STEM Club is an after-school program for students who are interested in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).  Students who have demonstrated high academic achievement will be invited to participate in St. Ann's STEM Club.

The club meets weekly after school to participate in hands-on STEM challenges and projects that promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Student Council serves as the governing student body for St. Ann School.  Middle school students are elected by their fellow classmates.  The Student council committee is comprised of two representatives for each homeroom, an elected 7th grade President and 7th grade Vice-President.

St. Ann Student Council is responsible for assisting with Middle School Grandperson's Day/Mass, and working the St. Ann Open House.  

Council members also represent St. Ann at the Catholic Schools Week Mass, and they help decorate a Christmas tree to represent our school at the annual Celebration in the Oaks Christmas display.

Student Council members meet once a month.

Technology Club members will be given an opportunity to participate in the CODE.org movement, which helps elementary-aged students learn the fundamentals of computer programing through fun interactive games. Students will given a brief introduction to "Blocky" the language of computer programing and then they will get to have fun programming their very own game.  At each meeting, students continue to build on their code.

Meetings are held once a month, after school.