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Student Council
Moderators: Mrs. Denise DiIorio, Miss Dawkins
St. James Regional's Student Council trains future community leaders! Student Council allows participants to develop leadership skills, the chance to plan and implement service and charity events, and plan fun events and activities for their peers. Examples of activties that Student Council plans are the Monster Mash Halloween party for grades K-4, the Halloween Dance for grades 5-8, and other student dances throughout the year. Our Student Council raises money and awareness for various charities through dress down days in which all money collected goes towards a charity, hosts a Thanksgiving Food Drive, helps the St. James High School Alumni Association with their turkey and toy drives, and plans a Rock Your Socks for Down Syndrome day in March. Student Council members also serve as ambassadors for St. James Regional by helping with school Open Houses and providing tours for prospective students.
Student Council is open to students in grades 5 through 8. The Student Council board is made up of 8th graders who hold the positions of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Classroom Representative. Each classroom in grades 1st through 8th also elects a class representative. Elections are held in the beginning of the school year. To run for these positions, students must have clean discipline record and maintain a GPA of an 88 and above in all subject areas. The board meets monthly. -
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Band
Director: Mr. Steven Morisette Northeastern Music Programs
Band is open to students in grades 3rd through 8th. Students receive one (1) small group lesson on Tuesdays during the school day. An additional practice is after school on Tuesdays. Students participate in a day & evening performance in both winter & spring. -
School Play
Our Drama Club performs a musical each spring and is open to students in 1st thru 8th grades. This performance is a treasured part of a St. James Regional school experience!Play Registration and Information
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CYO Sports
The guiding mission of CYO is to afford parish and school students the opportunity for our youth to use their God-given talents to play sports, while at the same time carrying out the ministry of Jesus Christ.CYO is a parish-based ministry and St. James Regional draws families from multiple parishes. Accordingly, St. James Regional does not have a school-affiliated CYO program, but our students participate in CYO sports through their home parishes. We are proud of our student-athletes and celebrate their athletic pursuits, as St. James students and beyond! For more information, please refer to the home parish sites below.
St. Madeline Parish CYO Information
St. Gabriel's CYO Information
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St. James Drama ClubModerator: Mrs. Brumble
Come out and explore the world of theatre with the newly formed St James Drama Club! Let’s take a step behind the stage curtain at all the different roles that exist to make a play come to life!
Our Drama Club is designed for students interested in learning more about all aspects of theater. This includes learning stage terminology and working on acting skills or delving into the technical side of theatre – prop making, set building, costumes/makeup design and more! Drama Club is open to all students in 1-8 grade who want to improve communication skills, teamwork, socialize and self-confidence while having fun, exploring creativity and a love of live theatre.Thursdays after school until 4pm
Please note that you do not have to be part of the drama club to audition or be part of the annual musical.
Lego ClubModerator: Mr. Habbersett
Grades 3rd-8th explore the world of LEGOs to develop STREAM skills, problem solving skills, engineering and design skills. The club will offer creative builds and challenges. We will meet on Wednesday afternoons from 3-4 PM.
Speaking and Scholars Club (Debate)Moderator: Mrs. Eileen Somers, Esq.
Every other Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00. Public Speaking and Scholars offers a chance for students to gain good public speaking and presentation skills, while engaging with relevant and student-centered issues.
Bulldog BlastModerators: Mr. Habbersett, Miss Laverty, Miss Szerszen
Check back for more information.
Reading OlympicsModerators: Mrs. Cunnane, Ms. O'Hara, Mrs. DiIorio
Grades 4th through 8th embracing their love of reading, followed by a multiple school competition. A information session was just held for students who are interested in Reading Olympics. If your child attended, please be on the look out for flyers that were sent home with them. Mrs. Cunnane has also created a link with information. Click HERE.
Junior Bulldog Book ClubModerator: Mrs. Righter
Grades Kindergarten through 2nd enjoy a book read by Mrs. Righter, followed by a craft based on the theme of the month. The club meets the first Tuesday of each month. A sign up is sent included in the weekly update the week before.
