Student Clubs

Welcome to our Student Clubs page! Here, you'll find a vibrant array of clubs and organizations that cater to a diverse range of interests and passions. Whether students are looking to dive into a new hobby, enhance their skills, or simply connect with like-minded peers, there is something for everyone.

Student Clubs at St. Mary's offer our students a place to grow, contribute, and have fun. Explore the possibilities and discover how you can make the most of your time here through active participation and engagement in our dynamic student community!

FIRST Robotics

St. Mary’s is competing in the FIRST Robotics Competition for our third year. FIRST, For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, creates innovative programs that focus on motivating young people to pursue educational and career opportunities in STEM—science, technology, engineering, and math—fields, while building self-confidence, knowledge, and life skills.

High school students from all schools spend six weeks in January and February constructing and programming a robot that will be able to play the year’s game, released in early January. Teams are able to compete at local New England District events, and may earn a spot at this year's Championship event in St. Louis, MO, at the end of April. Students get real-world experience solving problems with time and budget constraints under the mentorship of seasoned GE engineers and other local professionals.

The St. Mary's robotics team, Phalanx, were New England District champions at the Boston event this past year and went on to compete at the world's qualifying event in Connecticut.

Phalanx Robotics alumni are currently studying at Northeastern, Wentworth and WPI, among other great institutions. We plan to send even more graduates to great schools, such as Harvard, Adelphi, Purdue and UMass Dartmouth, in autumn!

To learn more about joining the team, email Dr. John Oldham at john.oldham @stmaryslynn.com .

Mock Trial

As the Massachusetts Bar Association's High School Mock Trial Program begins its 29th year, we have an opportunity to reflect on the MBA's long tradition of education and public service. For many years now, the Mock Trial Program has been an integral part of that tradition, providing high school students with a positive first experience with the law, as well as a valuable and dynamic educational experience.

The Mock Trial program has been structured with the following goals in mind:

To further your understanding of the law, court procedures, civil liberties and our legal system;
To increase your proficiency in basic life skills, such as listening, speaking, reading and reasoning;
To develop your advocacy skills regardless of which side of the case is being represented and irrespective of the party with which you most identify;
To promote better communication and cooperation between you, the schools and the legal profession; and
To heighten your consciousness of law-related professions and the academic studies, which lead to those professions.
We hope that you will decide to join us this year as a participant in this worthwhile program.

Student Council

Student Council Representatives are assigned to a homeroom. As representatives, students pass on requests, information and flyers for various activities and events during the school year. Reps are also in charge of collecting money for fundraisers and dress-down days. All representatives are responsible for promoting, supporting and garnering interest in all activities and fundraisers for the school.

All Student Council members are members of the National Association of Student Councils (NASC). As a member, St. Mary’s goal is to provide a valuable leadership partnership between students and the school. Student Council creates the opportunity for students to become effective leaders, and encourages the students to work toward a positive and proud school environment.

St. Mary’s Student Council promotes community service and is very involved with our local community.

Yearbook

Yearbook Club

Students in the Yearbook club are the leaders and decision-makers of the yearbook staff. In club students will complete the myriad of tasks to create a quality yearbook that reflects the pictorial history of the activities for the present school year. The following list is extensive but inclusive: Develop a theme; Design cover, end sheets and title page that reflect the theme; Create master designs for each section; Create a workable ladder; Set up type specs and graphic elements for each section; Determine story ideas; Determine photo ideas; Set up story and photo assignments: “shoot to the shot”; Organize sale and distribution of book; Sell advertising; Finalize completed computer pages; Establish and meet publication deadlines; Edit pages. Students will use Jostens Yearbook Avenue program to complete the tasks.

Student Clubs List

National Junior Honor Society
National Honor Society
Fiber Arts
Italian Club
Meditation/Yoga Club
Health and Wellness
Comedy Club
Book Club
Pep Band
Drama
Choir
Dance Team
Liturgical Choir
Quiz Bowl / Academic Decathalon
Engineering
Model UN
FIRST Robotics
Student Council
Online Newspaper Club, Tremont Tribune
Chess Club
Writing Club
Anime Club
Rocket League Club
Yearbook Club
Rachel's Challenge
Diversity Club
Technology Club
Spartan Cup
Mock Trial
Social Media Marketing
Art Club
Ski Club
Life Skills
Student Ambassadors
Arts and Crafts
Bible Study
Cooking/Baking
Gardening Club
Environmental Club
"Our Heritage Project"
Lego Club
Outdoors Club
Weight Lifting/Workout Club

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We encourage our students to become involved with St. Mary's beyond the classroom. If you have an idea for a club you'd like to be part of, please reach out to Assistant Principal Jim Ridley at james.ridley@stmaryslynn.com.