Culture, World Language, & Diversity Clubs

Anime Club: The Anime Club celebrates the Japanese art through watching of movies and individual episodes and discussion of the literature.  Whether you are a fan of Studio Ghibli and the genius of Hayao Miyazaki, or you have just seen a few episodes of One Piece, there is room for you in our club.  Uncle Iroh would be honored if you would join us!

Contact: Mr. Felczan

Asian Pacific Alliance (APA):  The Asian Pacific Alliance Club is a welcoming space for students of Asian descent and those interested in Asian cultures. It offers a safe environment for Asian students to connect and supports cross-cultural understanding through educational activities and events.

Contact: Mr. Berkuchel

Chinese Club: Chinese Cub is open to all, there are no language requirements. The Club celebrates traditional Chinese festivals, discusses Asian culture, and tries different foods and tea. We also have guests come in to teach martial arts and share their experiences about living in Asia. Chinese Club meets once to twice a month.
Contact: Ms. Wei Yuan

Fair Trade Club: This club first looks at the issue of modern human slavery. Students in the Fair Trade Club help with a big Halloween candy sale and an Easter candy sale. This is a great club for those who are interested in issues of justice and economics.
Contact: Mr. Matt Kemper

French Club: French Club meets monthly to share French language, culture, and foods based on the season. All are welcome (you do not have to be enrolled in French to partake in French Club).
Contact: Ms. Rachel Kohler

German Club: German club meets twice a month to celebrate holidays, play games, try foods, and dive into history. Events include building gingerbread houses, making gummy bears, and celebrating Oktoberfest. Students from all languages are welcome to join us..
Contact: Ms. Julia Brown

Global X-plorers Club: Global X-plorers Club meets monthly to explore different countries and cultures around the world. Each month we investigate the history, education, music, art, sports, and celebrations of a particular country and enjoy a taste of the country's cuisine. 

Contact: Mrs. Therese Bower

Hands Across Campus: HAC is a co-curricular program that focuses on the strengths and leadership
potential of students. Through interactive meetings, open discussions, and activities, students acquire understanding and respect for their own and other cultures and become leaders in the St. Xavier High School Community. HAC encourages the St. Xavier High School students to appreciate cultural and ethnic differences and fosters better communication among students representing many different backgrounds here and in the larger community.  Activities will include but are not limited to ethnic sharing, interactive meetings, field trips, Martin Luther King Events, movie nights, guest speakers and co-educational activities in collaboration with other schools.  Goals: Foster Inclusion, Promote student leadership, Have fun, Celebrate diversity.  All students will receive periodic emails regarding activities sponsored by HAC. Students who are interested in spending some of their free time building relationships with a more diverse community, and willingly participate in the flex time meetings and experiential learning experiences are encouraged to attend.
Contact: Mr. Juan Pablo de Legarreta

Latin Club: The St. Xavier Latin Club aims to promote enthusiasm for the language, history, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. Students also participate throughout the year in local competitions and events designed to foster deeper appreciation for the Classics.
Contact: Ms. Nora Denning

Spanish Club: ¡Hola amigos! The Spanish Club meets each week to practice Spanish in a fun social setting. Everyone is welcome.
Contact: Mrs. Christina Turner

St. X United: St. X United is an inclusive club for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder who work with neurotypical peers to learn how to socially access the St. X Community with success. 

Contact: Mrs. Verna Donovan

X-cceptance Club: The purpose of X-cceptance club is to provide community, education, and support for its members and the wider school community to discuss gender and identity inside the Catholic, Jesuit teaching to be men and women for and with others. X-cceptance helps all students in our diverse community feel respected and valued to participate fully in campus activities.

Contact: Mr. Jason Ahlers