Student Council
The Student Council is a student run organization that fosters cooperation among all students. Its purpose is to promote community service both in and around the school. Students are encouraged to take a leadership role in the school.
The members of the Student Council represent all St. Louis students. Each homeroom in grades 5-8 elects two homeroom representatives. Student Council officers are elected from members of the 7th and 8th grade class.
Student Council
The Student Council is a student run organization that fosters cooperation among all students. Its purpose is to promote community service both in and around the school. Students are encouraged to take a leadership role in the school.
The members of the Student Council represent all St. Louis students. Each homeroom in grades 5-8 elects two homeroom representatives. Student Council officers are elected from members of the 7th and 8th grade class.
Student Council
The Student Council is a student run organization that fosters cooperation among all students. Its purpose is to promote community service both in and around the school. Students are encouraged to take a leadership role in the school.
The members of the Student Council represent all St. Louis students. Each homeroom in grades 5-8 elects two homeroom representatives. Student Council officers are elected from members of the 7th and 8th grade class.
National Junior Beta Club
This honor is bestowed upon students in grades 6-8 who meet the following eligibility requirements: 3.75 GPA with a conduct grade average of a G or better; high recommendations from all classroom teachers; and demonstrated leadership ability. The National Junior Beta Club promotes character and social responsibility, encourages involvement to school and community, fosters leadership skills, and provides settings for children to develop interpersonal relationship skills.
National Junior Beta Club
This honor is bestowed upon students in grades 6-8 who meet the following eligibility requirements: 3.75 GPA with a conduct grade average of a G or better; high recommendations from all classroom teachers; and demonstrated leadership ability. The National Junior Beta Club promotes character and social responsibility, encourages involvement to school and community, fosters leadership skills, and provides settings for children to develop interpersonal relationship skills.
National Junior Beta Club
This honor is bestowed upon students in grades 6-8 who meet the following eligibility requirements: 3.75 GPA with a conduct grade average of a G or better; high recommendations from all classroom teachers; and demonstrated leadership ability. The National Junior Beta Club promotes character and social responsibility, encourages involvement to school and community, fosters leadership skills, and provides settings for children to develop interpersonal relationship skills.
Choir
Who can join?
When is choir practice?
When will we sing?
What will we sing?
What do we wear?
How do I join?
Do I have to audition?
Who directs the choir?
Questions?
Choir
Who can join?
When is choir practice?
When will we sing?
What will we sing?
What do we wear?
How do I join?
Contact Ms. Collins
Do I have to audition?
Who directs the choir?
Questions?
Robotics
STEM education is a prevalent component of education in today’s technologically advancing society.
The afterschool robotics program encourages students in grades 4-8 to participate in research, programming, and problem solving with Lego MindStorm Robots. St. Louis is proud of our teams which have participated in the First Lego League West Tennessee Championship.
Robotics
STEM education is a prevalent component of education in today’s technologically advancing society.
The afterschool robotics program encourages students in grades 4-8 to participate in research, programming, and problem solving with Lego MindStorm Robots. St. Louis is proud of our teams which have participated in the First Lego League West Tennessee Championship.
DEBATE CLUB
The Debate Club for 6th to 8th graders is an engaging opportunity for students to develop important communication, public speaking, and research skills. Each month, students receive an email with a list of intriguing topics to choose from, allowing them to select what interests them the most. Once they have chosen their topics, students attend a planning meeting on the first Wednesday of the month, where they can brainstorm ideas and strategies. After preparing, they showcase their hard work and knowledge in a lively debate held on the third Wednesday of the month. The debate club not only encourages critical thinking but also helps students express their opinions confidently while respecting the viewpoints of others.
DEBATE CLUB
The Debate Club for 6th to 8th graders is an engaging opportunity for students to develop important communication, public speaking, and research skills. Each month, students receive an email with a list of intriguing topics to choose from, allowing them to select what interests them the most. Once they have chosen their topics, students attend a planning meeting on the first Wednesday of the month, where they can brainstorm ideas and strategies. After preparing, they showcase their hard work and knowledge in a lively debate held on the third Wednesday of the month. The debate club not only encourages critical thinking but also helps students express their opinions confidently while respecting the viewpoints of others.
DEBATE CLUB
The Debate Club for 6th to 8th graders is an engaging opportunity for students to develop important communication, public speaking, and research skills. Each month, students receive an email with a list of intriguing topics to choose from, allowing them to select what interests them the most. Once they have chosen their topics, students attend a planning meeting on the first Wednesday of the month, where they can brainstorm ideas and strategies. After preparing, they showcase their hard work and knowledge in a lively debate held on the third Wednesday of the month. The debate club not only encourages critical thinking but also helps students express their opinions confidently while respecting the viewpoints of others.
Knowledge Bowl
The Knowledge Bowl is a team of 7th and 8th grade students who compete against other Knowledge Bowl teams in the Memphis area. Students are selected based on academic performance and teacher recommendations. Participants must be available to attend weekly practices scheduled by the sponsor, Mrs. Priola. The practice schedule is based on the competition schedule, which varies each year.
Knowledge Bowl
The Knowledge Bowl is a team of 7th and 8th grade students who compete against other Knowledge Bowl teams in the Memphis area. Students are selected based on academic performance and teacher recommendations. Participants must be available to attend weekly practices scheduled by the sponsor, Mrs. Priola. The practice schedule is based on the competition schedule, which varies each year.
Knowledge Bowl
The Knowledge Bowl is a team of 7th and 8th grade students who compete against other Knowledge Bowl teams in the Memphis area. Students are selected based on academic performance and teacher recommendations. Participants must be available to attend weekly practices scheduled by the sponsor, Mrs. Priola. The practice schedule is based on the competition schedule, which varies each year.
Junior High
Youth Ministry
St. Louis Church offers youth ministry opportunities for seventh through twelfth graders. Our junior high youth ministry is for seventh and eighth grades and our senior high youth ministry is for ninth through twelfth grades.
Junior high youth ministry begins in September (after Labor Day) and continues through April. Youth meet every other Sunday from 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM in the St. John Paul II Youth Ministry Center.
These meetings provide opportunities for prayer, reflection, teaching and fun.
Who Can Join?
Junior High
Youth Ministry
St. Louis Church offers youth ministry opportunities for seventh through twelfth graders. Our junior high youth ministry is for seventh and eighth grades and our senior high youth ministry is for ninth through twelfth grades.
Junior high youth ministry begins in September (after Labor Day) and continues through April. Youth meet every other Sunday from 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM in the St. John Paul II Youth Ministry Center.
These meetings provide opportunities for prayer, reflection, teaching and fun.
Who Can Join?
Drama
The St. Louis Drama Club is an extracurricular activity offered to students in grades 3 and 4 during the first semester of school and to students in grades 5-8 during the second semester. Students can sign up to participate at Back to School Sunday in August. Tryouts for the spring play will be announced in the Wednesday Wire. Many parent volunteers are needed for play practice, assistance with costumes, sets and crowd control.
Please contact Amber Rose Taylor for more information.
Phone: (901) 255-1900
Drama
The St. Louis Drama Club is an extracurricular activity offered to students in grades 3 and 4 during the first semester of school and to students in grades 5-8 during the second semester. Students can sign up to participate at Back to School Sunday in August. Tryouts for the spring play will be announced in the Wednesday Wire. Many parent volunteers are needed for play practice, assistance with costumes, sets and crowd control.
Please contact Amber Rose Taylor for more information.
Phone: (901)255-1900
Drama
The St. Louis Drama Club is an extracurricular activity offered to students in grades 3 and 4 during the first semester of school and to students in grades 5-8 during the second semester. Students can sign up to participate at Back to School Sunday in August. Tryouts for the spring play will be announced in the Wednesday Wire. Many parent volunteers are needed for play practice, assistance with costumes, sets and crowd control.
Please contact Amber Rose Taylor for more information.
Phone: (901)255-1900
Orchestra
The St. Louis Orchestra is comprised of students in grades 3 - 8 interested in learning to play stringed instruments under the direction of Marisa Polesky. These young musicians play at select school Masses and at our Christmas and Spring concerts. Practices are held after school in the church choir room (located in the Clunan Center.) If your child is interested in participating, please contact Ms. Polesky.
Orchestra
The St. Louis Orchestra is comprised of students in grades 3 - 8 interested in learning to play stringed instruments under the direction of Marisa Polesky. These young musicians play at select school Masses and at our Christmas and Spring concerts. Practices are held after school in the church choir room (located in the Clunan Center.) If your child is interested in participating, please contact Ms. Polesky.
Orchestra
The St. Louis Orchestra is comprised of students in grades 3 - 8 interested in learning to play stringed instruments under the direction of Marisa Polesky. These young musicians play at select school Masses and at our Christmas and Spring concerts. Practices are held after school in the church choir room (located in the Clunan Center.) If your child is interested in participating, please contact Ms. Polesky.