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Clubs, Activities, & ElectivesSaint Agatha provides a wide range of exciting opportunities for students to engage in various activities, electives, and extracurricular programs throughout the academic year. These school programs are designed to cater to diverse interests and typically take place at different points during the year, allowing students to explore new passions at their own pace.
For any club or activity that is currently in session, a dedicated link will offer comprehensive details about the program's offerings. -
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Students in 4th grade and above are eligible to become Altar Servers. Altar Servers assist the celebrant during weekday Masses, weekend Masses, Holy Day liturgies, funerals, weddings, and other special liturgies as needed. Please follow the link to the parish site for more information: St Agatha Parish
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Students will have the exciting opportunity to join the Beginning Band class as part of the Watterson Area Feeder School Program. This program is designed to introduce students to the world of instrumental music and is taught by an experienced band teacher from Watterson High School, Mr. Renzi. There are additional costs for this class.
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Battle of the Books (BOB) is a diocesan-wide competition for 7th and 8th graders. The students will read books throughout the school year from a pre-selected list of 84 titles in preparation for a quiz-style competition. We will divide the list of books between team members. The titles are chosen by librarians in the diocese. The books are often award-winners, Newbery or otherwise. The competition is held on a weekday after school in March with all competing schools in attendance. Our BOB team at St. Agatha will be meeting during lunch on Thursdays throughout the school year. The students will bring his or her lunch into the library and then may go out to recess. BOB Competition Information
Congratulations to our 2025, 3rd placed team! Thank you Mrs. Eldred!
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Mrs. Adamsky and Ms. Oppenheimer look forward to praising God through song with your children at all school masses each week. A choir interest sheet will go home at the beginning of the school year.Choir 1 (Grades 3rd-5th) will sing for the first two Wednesday masses of every month with a rehearsal in the church the prior Monday from 3:00-3:45. In the event that there's no school on a preceding Monday, please note that there is no rehearsal and we will sing familiar songs for that Wednesday's mass. Choir 2 (Grades 6-8) will sing for the last two Wednesday masses of every month and will practice during recess. Choir 2 students will get the opportunity to cantor at Mass.
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Middle school students unleash their imaginations in creative writing class, crafting original stories and personal narratives that bring their voices to life. This elective class is taught by Middle School ELA teacher, Mrs. Adamsky.
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This is an elective class where students will focus on the growth mindset by learning that they can get smarter and better at things with effort and practice. The elective begins by explaining the difference between a fixed mindset, where people think they can't improve, and a growth mindset, where they believe they can grow and learn. Students explore examples of people who succeeded by not giving up when things were hard. They participate in activities like writing about their own challenges and solving problems together, learning how to use phrases like "I can't do this yet" to stay positive. By the end of the course, students understand how to approach challenges with a positive attitude and a belief that they can improve through hard work. Taught by Mrs. Gutridge
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The Eighth Grade Dance Club is a cherished tradition! Our boys and girls learn both current dance moves and ballroom dancing. We place a strong emphasis on proper dance techniques and social etiquette. Mr. Ron Clark from Dance Plus Ballroom has been involved with the Dance Club at various Catholic schools for many years.
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Power of the Pen empowers young people to find and develop their own unique creative voice through participating in district, regional, and state writing tournaments. This competition takes place in January/February.
Power of the Pen Competition
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This is an elective class offering for our middle school students, taught by science and math teacher, Mr. Hughes. Students become young inventors as they design, build, and test fun, hands-on toys that explore real science concepts like motion, energy and engineering- all while sparking creativity and problem solving skills.
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Saint Agatha Ski Club is open to students in grades 5 through 8. Students will load onto a chartered bus after school and spend their Friday evenings at Mad River Mountain, beginning around the first Friday in January and continuing for six weeks, with a break for Cake Bingo. Participants can either rent skis at the lodge or bring their own equipment. Lessons will also be available. More details will be announced in October or November.
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2025 Musical - Alice in Wonderland Jr.
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Every year, during the celebration of Catholic Schools Week, Saint Agatha students eagerly participate in the prestigious Scripps Spelling Bee contest. This esteemed event not only fosters a love for language but also provides students with invaluable opportunities to develop many essential life skills.
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Student Council is a middle school representative organization of grades six through eight for purpose of developing responsibility of citizenship, service and spirit of community for the betterment of Saint Agatha School. Peer election selects one representative from each middle school home room, and two eighth grade students are voted as president and vice-president of the student body. A faculty member facilitates monthly meetings and assists with the needs and activities conducted by Student Council throughout the school year.
Read the article featured in the Catholic Times about our Saint Agatha Student Council:
https://catholictimescolumbus.org/news/the-catholic-times/st-agatha-students-make-difference-through-penny-wars
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Take a look at our daily live-streamed What's Up Wildcat's broadcast coordinated and aired by our 8th grade students!
You Tube What's Up Wildcats
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Visit our Athletics Homepage and join one of our Wildcat Teams today!
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This is a middle school elective taught by middle school history teacher, Mr. Moore.
Our 21st Century History elective gives middle school students a chance to explore recent global events, cultural shifts, and emerging technologies that are shaping the world they live in today.
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