4-H Club
Open to fourth through eighth graders, the school’s 4-H club is part of the largest national out of school youth program in the United States, with over 7 million members nationwide. In addition to 4-H sponsored events, the club sponsors service projects to benefit both the school and community.
National Junior Beta Club
Membership in the Junior Beta Club is by invitation only, based on a student's academic performance. Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade CCS students with a minimum 3.0 GPA (with no grade below a “C”) during the previous school year are invited to join the club. All members must maintain a 3.0 GPA during the school year. The Beta Club goals are to promote academic excellence and assist the community and school through service projects. The club also participates in the annual Junior Beta Convention.
Student Council
Student Council is made up of class-elected representatives who help promote school spirit and leadership among the student body. Any junior high student who maintains an A/B average in conduct and no lower than a C in all other subjects is eligible to run for class representative. Student Council sponsors a variety of school-wide activities throughout the year.
Drama Club
Each year, our junior high students have the opportunity to audition and participate in our school play in the spring. Our goal is to give the students an opportunity to experience live theater and a chance to express their creativity by performing in front of a live audience. Our most recent productions have been Shrek Jr. - The Musical, The Wizard of Oz, and Tarzan.
Music Ministry
Our Music Ministry program allows students to spread the Word of God through song and praise. Students in 2nd through 8th grade are encouraged to sign up. These students sing at our school Masses and also have the opportunity to participate in community events.
Robotics
The CCS Robotics team is created in conjunction with our Junior Beta Club. These students develop skills such as collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving through active exploration of real-world challenges.