Student Life

Clubs & Organizations

St. Thomas More became a loyal servant to the king and community, serving as a Member of Parliament and eventually as the Chancellor of England. His fair and pragmatic practice of upholding the law without attacking the person made More one of the Court’s most respected judges. As an official and as a man, he never sacrificed his integrity or his conscience. Much like our Patron Saint’s role in public service and faith-driven leadership, STM students are engaged in community, actively contributing through service, advocacy, and generosity.

 
Here are some of the clubs available at St. Thomas More. Students are also welcome to join classmates of similar interests to form new clubs.

For more information on clubs and organizations, please contact Reyes Perez at perezr@tmore.org

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  • Anime Club

    The anime club huddles up for another round of fresh episodes!
     
  • Art Club

    Art club is for all interested students who have the desire to create art, regardless of whether or not they are enrolled in an Art class.
  • Board Game Club

    In addition to the traditional chess club in which students learn and play competitive chess, STM has broadened the club to include playing a wide variety of board games. The addition of board games has allowed a wide variety of students to come together, meet many students from all grade levels, and just have a bunch of fun after school. All students are welcome and can play games that are provided by the school or also bring in personal favorites from home.
  • Book Club

    Book club community comes together to read books and discuss various topics!
  • Cavalier Coaches

    Members of Cavaliers Coaches serve as student representatives to the school. In the fall, they travel to and participate in presentations at various grade schools.
  • Green Club

    Green Club is a student-ran organization that focuses on enhancing the environmentally friendliness of the STM Community.
  • HOSA- Future Health Professionals

    HOSA-Future Health Professionals is an academic club and team in which students have the opportunity to expand their healthcare related knowledge and skills, compete in events against other HOSA members from across the state and country, attend workshops with real health professionals, network with college representatives and healthcare representatives, and participate in health science related community engagement. 
  • Interact Club

    In collaboration with the Rotary Club, students will have various opportunities to participate in service projects both in school and outside of school.
  • Latino Student Organization

    The STM Latino Student Organization (LSO) is a group of students interested in learning about and promoting Latino culture in the STM community. Membership is open to all students.
  • Leadership Council

    Students are nominated by faculty & staff to join this organization. Leadership Council members are trained to be positive role models for the student body! 
  • Make, Take & Give Club

    In this club you will crochet/knit a project. You will make one item to take and one to give (as part of service). Periodically there will be other types of crafts, but the focus is knitting and crocheting.
  • MORE Robotics

    The STM Community Robotics Club's mission is to give young people exposure to and an appreciation for the study of science, technology, engineering, and math in a motivating and relevant way to build knowledge, self-confidence, leadership, and life - 48 - skills through participation in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology) robotics programs.
  • Music Ministry

    Music Ministry is for students who wish to share their musical talents in leading the assembly at school Masses.
  • National Art Honor Society

    National Art Honor Society is a branch of the National Honor Society sponsored by the NAEA (National Art Education Association).
  • National Honor Society

    The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students.
  • Native Circle

    The Native Circle strives to be a positive representative of STM in the Indian Community and in the process, keep the students culturally connected and charitable.
  • Stage Crew

    Students involved in stage crew help design and build the sets for all theatre productions and are involved in running crew, make up, and costumes.
  • Strength, Speed & Agility

    Strength, Speed, & Agility is an after-school program that provides students at STM with the opportunity to improve strength, speed, mobility, flexibility, agility, and injury prevention as they prepare for their next sport season.
  • Student Council

    Student Council (STUCO) at STM is comprised of students of all grade levels who are dedicated to making student culture at STM fun and inclusive for all students.
  • Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)

    SADD’s mission is to provide students with the best prevention tools possible to deal with the issues of underage drinking, drug use, impaired driving, and other destructive decisions.
  • Theater & Theater Club

    STM Theatre is for students who enjoy being in the spotlight. Generally, two shows are produced each year, a play in the fall and a musical in the spring.

    STM Theater Club was established in 2025.
  • Tri-M Music Honor Society

    Sponsored by the National Association for Music Education, Tri-M Music Honor Society is an honor society for students who are dedicated to the school music program.
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