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​​​Section 6-05 – Clubs/ Organizations/ Honor Societies

Activities and Organizations

Bishop Alemany has a variety of activities and organizations to support student interests:

  • Ambassadors and Christian Leaders
  • Assemblies and Rallies – These are a part of the regularly scheduled curriculum and exist to inform students in a given area or to promote school spirit.
     
  • Cheerleaders – The Bishop Alemany Cheerleaders are an active group on campus.  Their purpose is to promote and maintain spirit among the students and to develop a tradition of loyalty.  Cheerleaders perform at football and basketball games, paint spirit banners, and participate in pep rallies.  Bishop Alemany Cheerleaders also have a competition squad.  A group of off-campus judges select Cheerleaders annually.
     
  • Dance Team – The Dance Team was started in 2007-2008.
     
  • Intramural Sports – The lunchtime Intramural Sports Program was begun in 2007.

  • Student Publication(s) – Bishop Alemany High School's student publication is the Recuerdos Yearbook, which is governed and operated by student editors overseen by their respective advisor with guidance from the Deans of Discipline. 

  • Theatre – The Theatre Department is an active and vibrant part of the Bishop Alemany community.  The Theatre Department produces five major productions a year.  These productions offer a variety of entertainment, including One Act Plays, Comedies, and the annual Spring Musical.

In addition to these activities, other activities are available to students based on interest, moderator availability, and logistical needs.  It is natural for these activities to change regularly based on changes to the student population.

Clubs

Clubs are organized to provide the students with an opportunity to share similar interests with other students, inform and educate the students in a variety of subjects, and provide service to the school community.​​

As prescribed for the current school year, students may establish student clubs which respond to the interests of the students.  Club Charter Week, which occurs each fall, is the time when students may obtain the appropriate paperwork to begin a new club.  Applications are available in the Associated Student Body Office.  Applications will be reviewed by the Administration, and the final decision regarding the formation of new clubs rests with their professional judgment


Honor Societies
Please see Chapter 5 - Academics, Topic 5-01-2- Honors/Advanced Placement/International Baccalaureate, for details.






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