List of 15 items.

• Fishing and Outdoors Club

• Model UN

  Model UN immerses students in issues of global importance. Students research, debate, and collaborate with other students in order to develop solutions for global issues and crises. Catholic Memorial runs the biggest fall day conference in the Boston area with 15 schools and up to 300 students in November every year. The program is student-run. We complete in day conferences and at college conferences, icluding Boston College's EagleMUNC.

• Robotics Club

• Baker Street Boys

  The Baker Street Boys is CM's a capella group. They perform at school events and at concerts in conjunction with other musical groups.

• Latin Club

  The Latin Club explores the cultures of Rome and Greece in order to dive deeper into the ancient world. There are a few opportunties to travel and engage with other students studying Latin across the state. All students are welcome, regardless of their Latin experience. 

• Speech and Debate

• Middle School Math Team

  The Middle School Math Team allows any student to sharpen his math and critical thinking skills. Each week, students compete in a 30 minute challenge against students from schools throughout the country. The competitions are online allowing for national competition. In general, the matches consist of 7-8 questions. Students work individually and submit their answers on their devices. For the competition, the top five scores for each team are added up to determine the winner. 

• The Writing Club

  The Writing Club meets to discuss ideas about writing and life as well as to share member poetry and prose. In addition, the club sponsors monthly "Open Mics" where any student can drop in and share their thoughts, writing, or ideas. The club organizes and holds a yearly poetry slam which has been hugely successful and fun for all. 

• National Honor Society

  The National Honor Society celebrates four pillars of student success: scholarship, service, leadership,  and character. In addition to monthly meetings, the society organizes service events, panel discussions, scholarship opportunities, and tutoring placements. For eligible juniors and seniors, this society provides a space to make a difference.

• Theater Program

  The Theater Program entertains the CM community with two theatrical performances every year -- a Fall Play and a Spring Musical. Students audition for various roles and spend six to eight weeks rehearsing. Performances are usually Thursday and Friday evenings with a Saturday matinee. The club offers a variety of theatrical genres over time -- comedy, mystery, drama, etc. -- so that student actors gain broad experience as performers.

• Middle School Service Club

  This is an opportunity for middle school students to perform acts of service for both the school and the community. There is at least one opportunity per month for which students can sign up. 

• The Conversations That Matter

  The Conversations That Matter Club (CM Club) provides students with a platform to be positive role models in the CM school community and opportunities to raise awareness among their peers and the greater community around important health and wellness topics. Its mission is to empower young people to successfully confront the risks and pressures that challenge them throughout their daily lives. CM Club fosters a sense of belonging and promotes resiliency, leadership, and advocacy skills so that young people can engage in positive decision-making.

• Stage Crew

  The stage crew creates and operates the scenery for the school play and other major events. This incudes building and painting sets and setting up and operating the sound system. The club meets regularly weekly after school and more often as needed in preparation for performances and events.

• Always Our Brothers and Sisters

  Always Our Brothers and Sisters is Catholic Memorial's Gay-Straight Organization, taking its name from the U.S. Catholic Bishops letter calling for increased inclusivity of LGBTQ+ indiviuals within Catholic communities. The group discusses issues facing the LGBTQ+ community in a supportive environment for students who identify as either LGBTQ or as a straight ally. We have hosted guest speakers to discuss these issues and go on field trips to experience Boston's LGBTQ+ history firsthand.

• Yearbook Club

  Yearbook Club is dedicated to building and desiging in a yearbook that captures each unique year at CM. In this club students get to be photographers, book designers, and journalists. It is a great opportunity to be part of something that will be everlasting at CM!