The American Sign Language Club brings awareness about the deaf culture while teaching American Sign Language to the campus community. The club aims to provide students with ASL skills and knowledge of the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities in order to apply ASL to their own lives.

The Black Student Alliance (BSA) provides a safe space for Black students to gather and be themselves comfortably so that they can experience personal growth and connection to their racial identity. We will create a sense of community and belonging for the Black students at Marist by discussing our shared experiences and building education and awareness about Black culture across the diaspora.

Guided by Pope Francis' encyclical Laudato Si, the Environment Club seeks to support and further the school's green mission, The Terra Project. Club members help plan club events, service projects and cleanups.  The club was founded at Marist in 1995 to raise student, faculty, and staff awareness of environmental concerns. The Environmental Club meets during Activity Period. 

Moderators: Mrs. Amelia Luke and Mrs. Kelly Mandy 

The Future Health Professionals Club was founded with the purpose of providing a safe, encouraging, and productive space for students who are interested in a career within the medical field or in the medical field in general. Club meetings will involve receiving advice directly from medical professionals and hearing about their experiences. Student members will also be able to learn different skills such as how to perform physicals, how to do sutures, and more. Club members should leave our club with knowledge about essential medical field skills, different health conditions, different specialties and medical professions, and public health information. 

Girls Who Code is a sisterhood of supportive peers using computer science to change the world. The club includes girls in grades 7-12 to explore their computer science and STEM interests! There will be a variety of projects to introduce girls to skills and their interests within computing. We are on a mission to close the gender gap and promote diversity in computer science by creating a community of supportive students encouraging each other on their learning journeys. No coding experience is required!

The Investment Club is a place where students can learn about the stock and bond markets and how to invest money. The investment club covers different ways of investing, strategies of investing, and will bring in speakers from the industry. In addition, members will gain experience in the market by playing in a virtual stock market game. Our members will obtain a deeper understanding of investing and how to manage their money. 

The goal of the pickleball club is to create a fun and competitive environment for Marist students of all grade levels to connect over pickleball, which can be easily learned and does not require much skill. It also provides students with exercise during the school day in a fun, casual manner. The new social environment created by the club will allow students to form bonds across all grade levels to bring the Marist fam together over a new activity.

Under the guiding principle of “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”, Jesus calls us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. Now, Pope Francis is calling us to share a journey with our neighbors – all our neighbors, not only those who live near us, look like us, speak like us or pray like us. Our neighbors include many of the world’s most vulnerable people: migrants and refugees fleeing war, poverty and persecution, people who seek nothing more than basic needs and a path forward. Just like us, they are children of God, deserving of dignity and love. As a student organization, we are answering the Pope’s call to encounter and walk with these migrants and refugees in support and solidarity.

The Polling Place is a nonpartisan, national youth-led organization dedicated to promoting voter education by providing key information on political candidates ranging from the local level to the national level. Members will be involved in creating candidate profiles through extensive research, spreading the word about local elections and policies, and participating in volunteer initiatives such as voter registration drives. This club is open to anyone fourteen years of age or older, and is great for anyone interested in political science or just wanting to make a difference in our community!

The yoga club is an all-inclusive space where students can move their bodies freely and decompress from the stress of daily life. The club recognizes the importance of being able to exercise and therefore provides the opportunity to do so without competition or commitment. All students seeking to create a peaceful environment for students are eligible to join. Yoga club teaches students mindfulness techniques, meditation, and how to use physical activity to improve mental health and reduce stress that can be applied in real life. The yoga club will meet in G-242 and focus on different teachings of yoga during each activity period, such as Asana, Breath to Movement, Yin, and much more. These skills are learned through yoga but help students throughout their lives and school activities, reducing stress and improving thoughtfulness.