Clubs & Co-Curriculars

Jesuit clubs and activities provide a significant venue for our students to engage in endeavors outside of the classroom and pursue their own interests. All Jesuit clubs and activities must be approved by Dr. Knize, Director of Student Formation. If a student has a particular passion or interest not currently available on our club list, we encourage him to visit Dr. Knize to discuss the possibility of creating a new club and applying for its approval.

students who participate in an extracurricular activity

clubs, sports teams, and extracurricular activities

Co-Curricular Organizations

Chinese Club

Debate

FIRST Robotics Competition Team (FRC)

First Tech Challenge Team(s) (FTC)

French Honor Society

Jesuit Journal

Junior Classical League

Latin Honor Society

Medical Society

Mu Alpha Theta (Math Club)

Newspaper (The Roundup)

Spanish honor society

UIL Academics

Yearbook

Leadership and Service Organizations

24/7

Ambassadors

Big Brothers

Brothers for Others

Freshman Advisory

Freshman Initiative Team (FIT)

Freshman retreat small group leaders

Grounds Crew

Ignatian Service Corps

Interact

Jesuit Canine Association

Jesuit multicultural society

Key Club

Life Pak

Lone Rangers

Mentoring and Guiding Ignatian Students (MAGIS)

Music Ministry

PALS

Student Council

United to Lead

Coach/Moderator: Michael Riemer and Katie Segal

Description: United to Lead is a student movement that is designed to equip high school sophomores with the tools that they need to become advocates for educational equity. United to Lead Fellows will take part in a six-month fellowship to create relationships that cross traditional boundaries, understand the levers of educational equity, and become skilled advocates for our community schools. Students will actively participate in design thinking challenges and explore their power to impact their communities. Students involved in the United to Lead program will also serve in local public elementary schools providing mentoring and one-on-one tutoring.

Special Interest Clubs and Activities

1 Million 4 Anna Club

American Sign Language

Anime Club

Art Club

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Aviation Club

Basketball Club

Board and Card Game Club

Car Club

Chess Club

Culinary Club

Dallas Pro Sports Club

Drone Club

Engineering Club

Entrepreneurship Club

ESPN Club

eSports club

Fantasy Portfolio Club

Fantasy Sports Club

Film Appreciation Society

Fishing Club

French Club

Hip-Hop Appreciation

IDEX

Investment Club

JBA (Jesuit Basketball Association)

JBDL (Jesuit Basketball Developmental League)

Jesuit Competitive Shooting Team

Coach/Moderator: Madeline Maggard

Description: JCST is a club team of students who enjoy competitive shooting (skeet, trap, sporting clays and steel challenge). Emphasis is on gun safety, discipline and competing as a team. Although there is an average of one tournament or match a month, participation in the tournaments and matches is not a requirement for club membership. All students must successfully complete the NRA Basic Shotgun/Pistol Shooting course and demonstrate safe gun handling to participate. Membership, therefore, is not automatic. (Scholastic Clay Shooting Sports & Scholastic Action Shooting Program provide much of the team's guidelines, rules & expectations.)