CYO sports are open to students in (5th-6th depending on volunteer coaching) 7-8th grade. Dance is open to students in Kindergarten-8th grade . The goal of dance is to prepare children for performance in front of an audience and to build self-esteem and character. Participants perform two major productions each year. There is a fee for this activity.  Piano and guitar is open to students in grades 1st-8^th grade. Participants perform one major production each year. There is a fee for this activity. 

The school choir is open to students in 1st-8th grade and meets after school once per week. The choir sings at all family Masses, school Masses, and prayer services.

Student Council is open to students in 5th-8th grade and offers the opportunity for students to develop leadership skills.  Student Council members organize activities and hold small fundraising opportunities for the school. Students who wish to run for office must carefully follow the guidelines given in the spring of each year. 

The Vincentian Marian Youth group (or VMY) is open to students in 6th-8th grade. It is a service-oriented group dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. In keeping with the Vincentian Charism of service, VMY participates in service activities for our school and local community. VMY also provides opportunities to build faith and community among members.  The Yearbook Committee is open to students in 6th -8th grade. As members of the committee, students volunteer to take pictures of students and school activities and to help compile the yearbook. 

There are many other clubs open to students in kindergarten-8th grade and meet after school once per week.  The school offers the following clubs: Drama, Baking/Cooking, Lego League, Sewing, Academic Decathlon, just to name a few.  

Extra-Curricular Participation Policy In order for students to participate in any extra-curricular activity – including try-outs or practice – they must have a participation slip signed by all of their classroom teachers, parent/guardian, and the principal. A student may not participate if he/she has a “D” or an “F” in academics or conduct. The classroom teacher will monitor the student’s progress. The classroom teachers, principal, or coach can suspend participation privileges at any time during the trimester if a student’s academic performance is below level or if his/her behavior is inappropriate.