Competitive Clubs

Maker Club: The goal of the maker club is to empower students to become confident creators and tinkerers who can design and collaborate on projects. Members explore everything from building with cardboard to making a working circuit through student-driven and developmentally appropriate projects. Members use science, technology, engineering, arts, and math as core areas. Members create and search for materials and tools designed to engage students in exploring those areas. Members will be engaged in competitions, fairs and various other projects.
Contact: Mr. David Pfeil

Mock Trial: Mock Trial is guided by practicing legal coaches who help students sharpen their public speaking skills, learn to think and react quickly and see arguments from multiple viewpoints. Practices begin in late fall with competitions in January.
Contact: Mr. JK Klaiber

Model United Nations: Model UN attends conferences at colleges and high schools to simulate the United Nations. Students work with the club to research the position of a nation, and then defend that position among students from other schools.
Contact: Mr. Mike Daley

Science Olympiad: Science Olympiad is a nationally renowned organization where schools put together a team of students who compete in 23 different STEM events. The team competes at invitationals throughout Ohio and the Midwest. Regional and state tournaments are held at Xavier University and Ohio State University.
Contact: Dr. Jamie Laughlin

Robot-X: Robot-X is a competitive robotics team that participates in the FIRST FTC competitions as well as work on other projects involving design, manufacture, and programming of innovative devices. We usually meet once per week during a flex time and once per week after school. There are also sub-team meetings.
Contact: Mr. John D’Alessandro