The high school experience extends far beyond the classroom. Through extracurricular activities, students have the opportunity to explore new interests, discover their passions, build friendships, and develop valuable skills such as responsibility, communication, leadership, and teamwork.
At St. Bernard’s, we believe every student should have the opportunity to find their place and make meaningful connections within our community. That’s why we offer a wide variety of clubs, activities, and organizations that encourage students to get involved, grow in confidence, and share their unique talents.
![]() | Art Club is where creativity comes to life. Students explore independent and collaborative projects, experiment with new artistic techniques, share stories and snacks, and discover inspiration from the world of art. More information: Mrs. Long, Email |
Whether leading worship at our monthly school Masses, performing at the beloved annual Lessons and Carols celebration, or enhancing all-school assemblies, St. Bernard's Music Ministry fills our campus with faith and song. This talented group of vocalists and instrumentalists—including singers, guitarists, pianists, and percussionists—shares their gifts at many of the school's most meaningful events throughout the year. No prior musical experience is required. All students are welcome to join, grow their talents, and become part of a vibrant ministry that inspires our school community through music.
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![]() | Show your Bernardian spirit by joining Cheer Club! Open to all students, Cheer Club leads the Dog Pound in cheering on the Varsity Football team under the Friday night lights and brings the same enthusiasm to Varsity Ice Hockey games during the winter season. While previous dance or cheer experience is helpful, it is not required—just bring your school spirit, positive attitude, and excitement to support our teams. Cheer Club forms each August in preparation for the fall season. More information: Ms. Rainville, Email |
Junior Classics League gives students the opportunity to explore the world of ancient Greece and Rome through academic, artistic, and athletic competitions. Members prepare for and participate in the Massachusetts Junior Classical League (MA JCL) State Convention, where students showcase their knowledge, creativity, and teamwork through events centered on classical themes. Whether competing in language, history, art, costume, mythology, or athletic activities, students celebrate the enduring influence of the classical world while connecting with other students who share their interests. | ![]() |
| Come one, come all! St. Bernard’s Theater Club invites students to explore the stage, embrace their creativity, and discover the many ways to be part of a production. Whether acting, singing, dancing, writing, directing, or helping bring performances to life behind the scenes, students have the opportunity to share their talents and build confidence in a fun, collaborative environment. Theater Club presents a play before the holiday break and a spring musical each year. No prior experience is required—just bring your imagination, enthusiasm, and willingness to be part of the show! More information: Mrs. Fournier, Email |
St. Bernard's is proud to have 32% students of color. This club provides a safe space to discuss issues relevant to student members. We have learned about Black Wall Street, Google Surveys, redlining, and how to create black generational wealth. We have held cultural celebrations for Haiti, Vietnam, and West African Music. We are always welcoming new members and allies. More information: Mr. Sabacinski, Email | ![]() |
![]() | St. Bernard’s Jazz Rock Band provides instrumentalists with the opportunity to explore jazz and rock music, strengthen their skills, and collaborate with fellow musicians. Students learn, create, and enjoy making music together in a welcoming and supportive environment. Prior instrumental experience is encouraged, but a passion for music and a willingness to learn are what matter most. More information: Mr. Richard |
Whether leading worship at our monthly school Masses, performing at the beloved annual Lessons and Carols celebration, or enhancing all-school assemblies, St. Bernard's Music Ministry fills our campus with faith and song. This talented group of vocalists and instrumentalists—including singers, guitarists, pianists, and percussionists—shares their gifts at many of the school's most meaningful events throughout the year. No prior musical experience is required. All students are welcome to join, grow their talents, and become part of a vibrant ministry that inspires our school community through music. | ![]() |
| | As an accredited chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS), NHS is the only organization at STB that operates on an invite-only basis. Students with a cumulative weighted GPA of 3.70 or higher; who have already shown service, leadership, and character; and who are in good standing with the school’s administration; are given the opportunity to engage in service and leadership opportunities within this nationally recognized organization. In order to remain in good standing, NHS requires its members to complete a minimum of twenty hours of community service per year and to engage in leadership opportunities within the school. In the past, school-wide service projects have included a food drive for the United Way, collecting diapers for a local group, and all school assemblies. NHS challenges its members to be citizen-scholars, and the STB chapter of NHS is particularly vibrant. More information: Ms. Merrill, Email |
Photography Club gives students the opportunity to capture the moments, people, and experiences that make St. Bernard’s special. Students learn the fundamentals of photography while covering school events, participating in photo opportunities and field trips, and creating images that are shared through the school’s art galleries, newspaper, yearbook, and digital and print media. No prior photography experience is required—just bring your creativity, curiosity, and a desire to tell the STB story through images. All students are welcome! More information: Mrs. Boissoneau, Email | ![]() |
![]() | The STB Robot Team competes with other Massachusetts high schools and robotics clubs in First Tech Challenge competitions. Team members use STEM skills to design, build, program, and operate electro-mechanical robots using metal parts, electronics, and electric motors from a standard kit. More information: Mr. Mulhall |
Grab your skis or snowboard and get ready for winter adventure! Ski & Snowboard Club welcomes all students—from experienced black diamond skiers and riders to first-time beginners ready to learn and have fun on the mountain. The club gathers during the winter months at nearby Wachusett Mountain, giving students the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, build new skills, and spend time together with friends beyond the school day. More information: Mr. Fluharty, Email | ![]() |
![]() | STB-TV is a student-run broadcast organization that brings the morning news live to the St. Bernard’s community every day. From surprise guest anchors and sports features to special segments and student-created advertisements, STB-TV keeps Bernardians informed about everything happening around campus—while having a lot of fun along the way! Students can take on a variety of roles, whether they are comfortable in front of the camera as anchors, enjoy writing and producing segments behind the scenes, or want to learn the technical side of broadcasting in the control room. No matter the role, students gain hands-on experience in communication, creativity, teamwork, and real-world journalism. More information: Mr. Gillis, Email |
As one of the largest organizations at STB, Student Government comprises both Student Council and Class Officers. Students from each grade have the opportunity to run for office every year, by appealing to their classmates in a democratic election. Once chosen, student leaders work to plan and carry out fundraisers, class and school events, and promote school spirit. These boards often have weekly meetings and meet monthly with the school principal and Dean of Students to discuss the development of student life at STB. All leaders are welcome! More information: Mr. McCann, Email | ![]() |
![]() | As the oldest student organization at St. Bernard’s, Yearbook Club carries on the proud tradition of creating The Bernardian, STB’s long-standing yearbook first published in 1929. Yearbook members capture the moments, milestones, and memories that define each school year through photography, writing, design, and collaboration. Students gain hands-on experience in storytelling, layout design, organization, and meeting publication deadlines while creating a keepsake that will be treasured for years to come. Join this historic organization and help preserve the Bernardian experience for future generations. More information: Mrs. Rainville, Email |