Clubs & Activities
The Montfort Academy offers more than 20 clubs and activities for its students. The possibilities are actually endless. If you have an interest, at Montfort you can start a club. Here is a list of some of our clubs, some with links to videos and photos. Please click on the club name:
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Archimedes Math Club
Art Club
Galileo Galilei Astronomy Club
GK Chesterton Chivalry Club for young men
Henry Olynik Chess Club
Climate Change Club
C. S. Lewis Philosophical Society
Creative Writing Club
Debate Club
Drama Club--The Montfort Players
Ethics Bowl
Salve Literary and Arts Magazine
Marine Biology Club
Theodore Roosevelt Naturalist Society
Pro-Causa Vitae Pro-Life Club
Music Ensemble
Opera Club
Open Mike Night
Schola Cantorum
Swing Dance
Robotics Club
St. Joseph the Worker Club
Student Government
Senior Prom Club
Social Media Club
Society of St. Agnes
Yearbook Club
National Honor Society
Robotics Club at work!
St. Joseph the Worker Club volunteering during the Christmas Season!
The Art Club at work with MPA volunteer, Mrs. Bautista (Parent of ‘23)
Pro-Cause Vita Club at The March for Life in Washington D.C.
The Ethics Bowl Team with Supervisors, Mr. Merola and Mr. Nolan.
“I want to commend you on the caliber of the students who came to Muscoot Farm on Saturday. They were hard working, professional and motivated. They painted the worst parts of the Ice House, the Chicken House and the Activity Building. What a difference it made. On Sunday we had 850 runners for a “Run the Farm” event and their work was definitely noticed.
As manager of Muscoot I have the opportunity to work with a variety of teen groups, 4H, Boy Scouts, school groups and campers. What impressed me the most about the Saint Joseph the Workers Club members was the level of respect they exhibited to one another. There was laughter and joy, but a seriousness of purpose to get the job done. The students were supportive of each other, communicated well and made sure everyone was guided to not only doing, but being their best. Thank you.
Sue Moga
Farm Manager
October 30, 2014”
Macbath Production
Fall 2019
Beauty & the Beast Jr. Production
Spring 2020