Clubs
Clubs at St. Cecilia
Each and every one of our students have unique interests, talents, and goals. One of the ways that we harness those gifts is through specialized clubs. New clubs are always popping up, often encouraged by our determined faculty members. Students who wish to participate in activities outside the classroom may seek membership in one or more of the following organizations:
4-H program grades 4-8:
We are excited to continue our 4-H program for the 2026-2027 school year. The focus for this program and school year will be:
- Communication
- Kindness
- Making Wise Choices
- Consumer Education
- Healthy Eating & Physical Activity
Along the way, students will enjoy engaging activities, skill-building opportunities, and presentations from guest speakers. We will also wrap up the year with a spring field trip to celebrate all we’ve learned together!
4-H Cloverbuds Grades 2-3
St. Cecilia School will have the Cloverbuds (grades 2-3) program for the 2026-2027 school year. This is a component of the overall 4-H youth development program. The focus for this program and school year will be:
- Science & Technology
- Community & Expressive Arts
- Healthy Lifestyle
- Environmental & Earth Science
- Citizenship/Civic Education
- Consumerism/Family Science
- Plant and Animals
Bluejays for Life is a faith-filled club for 6th–8th grade students that explores the dignity and value of every human life through prayer, service, and joyful witness. Students will participate in faith-based activities, hands-on service projects, Respect Life initiatives, and fellowship throughout the year.
The club meets once monthly and encourages students to put their faith into action while growing in their understanding and appreciation of the gift of life.
The Beta Club at St. Cecilia School is a national academic service organization that recognizes students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and exemplify worthy character. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA and earn A’s and B’s in conduct. Students in grades 4-5 are eligible to participate in Elementary Beta Club. Students in grades 6-8 are eligible to participate in Junior Beta Club. Throughout the year the clubs participate in a variety of service projects; including getting ready for our Pageant, cleaning up after the Broussard Community Fair, hosting school dances, and hosting the school’s annual Talent Show. Students are required to participate in club activities and personal service projects throughout the year. Club meetings are generally held once a month.
Welcome to the Math Club, an exciting opportunity for students in grades 6 to 8 to explore the fascinating world of mathematics alongside their peers. Our club meets 1-2 times per month, allowing students to delve into mathematical concepts individually and in collaborative group settings.
As part of our activities, we actively engage in the Mathcounts club and competition, as well as participate in various tournaments in the Lafayette area. These events provide a platform for students to showcase their mathematical prowess both individually and as part of dynamic teams.
In the 2022-2023 academic year, we made our mark by competing in tournaments at LCA and Northside, where we proudly secured 3rd place in sweepstakes at both venues. We also took on the challenges at Catholic High and the Mathcounts competition.
For the 2023-2024 academic year, we've already made a strong start by attending a math tournament at LCA and achieving an impressive 2nd place in the team sweepstakes. We eagerly anticipate further participation in tournaments throughout the Lafayette area and are excited to compete in the upcoming Mathcounts competition in the Spring. Join us on this thrilling mathematical journey!

The Music Ministry Club is open to all 6th graders who want to use their musical gifts to help lead the school community in prayer and worship. Students learn to serve as part of the music ministry for school Masses while developing a heart for praise, reverence, and active participation in the liturgy.
All students in grades K-4th grade are invited to participate in the Running Club. Running Club is an opportunity for the children to exercise, build their endurance, and have fun with their friends. The students will do some warm-up exercises and stretches, and then they will run/walk. At the end of each session, we will record the number of laps they completed.
At St. Cecilia Catholic School, our Campus Ministry Department exists to create opportunities for students, faculty, and families to encounter Jesus and accompany them as they grow in relationship with Him. Through age-appropriate prayer, formation, service, and leadership opportunities, we strive to cultivate a vibrant culture of faith where every Bluejay is invited to know Christ more deeply and live as His disciple.
Our youngest Bluejays in PreK through 2nd grade begin their faith journey through Student Prayer Services, where learning about Jesus is filled with joy, wonder, and participation. Through engaging songs, stories, prayer, and interactive activities, students discover that growing closer to Jesus is both meaningful and fun. These experiences help lay a strong foundation of faith while nurturing a love for prayer, the Gospel, and our Catholic traditions.
Students in 3rd through 5th grade continue that journey through Youth Ministry, where faith comes alive in community. Through prayer, games, small-group discussions, service projects, and fellowship, students are encouraged to deepen their relationship with the Lord while building lasting friendships rooted in Christian values. As they grow together, they learn that following Jesus is a joyful adventure best shared with others.
For our 6th through 8th grade students, Campus Ministry provides meaningful opportunities to lead, serve, and grow as disciples of Christ. Whether serving as peer leaders, participating in service initiatives, planning and leading prayer experiences, or taking part in retreats and faith formation, middle school students are challenged to put their faith into action. These experiences help them develop confidence, strengthen their relationship with Jesus, and discover how God is calling them to make a difference in their school, parish, and community.