Clubs & Activities
Students are invited to gather after school each day to pray Evening Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours, the official daily prayer of the Catholic Church prayed by clergy, religious, and lay...
The Bishop Carroll Chess Team welcomes players of all skill levels, from students learning the game for the first time to experienced competitive players. Members practice together, develop their...
Anime and Animation Club brings together students who appreciate the art of animation in all its forms. From anime and contemporary animation to vintage cartoons, members can explore, discuss, and...
Spirit Club helps celebrate and strengthen the traditions and school spirit that make Bishop Carroll special. Facilitated by seniors with participation encouraged from the entire student body,...
Dead Poet Society provides a place for students to share their interests, ideas, and creativity with others. The club offers a relaxed environment where students can connect with their peers through...
Psychology Club provides a welcoming environment for students interested in exploring the human mind, behavior, and mental wellness. Members participate in engaging discussions, activities, and...
Eagles for Life is Bishop Carroll's student-led pro-life organization dedicated to promoting the dignity and sanctity of every human life from conception to natural death. Guided by the teachings of...
Sponsor: Cathy Bachrodt Location: Art Rooms 501 Meeting Day: Mondays Meeting Time: 3:30 – 4:30 1st Meeting: Monday, September 12th (3:30 – 4:30) Art Club is for anyone who loves to create art, work...
Fiber Arts is for students who enjoy creating with yarn, fabric, and other textiles. Whether you're interested in crochet, knitting, embroidery, cross-stitch, sewing, or another fiber art, all skill...
Sponsor: Tracey Fox Debate is both a Fall semester class and an extracurricular activity. It is a group of students who participate in formal discussions of a subject, or debates. Debate helps...
Game Club brings students together to enjoy games of all kinds, from video games to board games. Whether you're a casual player or love a little friendly competition, the club provides a fun way to...
HALO welcomes all students who are interested in learning about and celebrating Hispanic and Latino culture. Through faith, service, leadership, and cultural experiences, members are encouraged to...
Sponsor: Sr. Mary Elizabeth, IHM The Handmaids of Mary is a group of young women who desire authentic virtues and a genuine prayer life in imitation of Mary, the perfect woman. In addition to...
Sponsor: Kollen Long The Flyer is a newsletter published six times a year by and for the student body. It highlights activities, sports and events throughout the year. Current news and original...
Sponsor: Fr. John Hay Liturgy Club serves the spiritual and liturgical life of the Bishop Carroll community. Teams coordinate the planning of and the preparation for Holy Mass and other liturgies...
Sponsor: Jeny Ayres and Emma Diskin Mission: To engage in conversation with each other, build into other people that are praying for their families. Meeting Dates: Every Friday 7:15 - 7:45am in Room...
Sponsors: Janelle Geist and Shannon Collins The National Honor Society (NHS) is an organization that recognizes high school students who demonstrate excellence in four areas: scholarship, service,...
The BCCHS Robotics Club gives students hands-on experience designing, building, and coding robots. Members work together to develop problem-solving, engineering, and programming skills while...
Scholars Bowl is a fast-paced team academic competition that challenges students' knowledge in math, science, language arts, social sciences, fine arts, current events, foreign language, and other...
Sponsors: Rob Adams and Tony Goebel The BC Clay Target Team gives students the opportunity to learn and compete in clay target shooting sports, primarily trap and skeet. With an emphasis on safety,...
Sponsor: Tracey Fox Spectrum is the student-produced yearbook. Produced every year since 1966, the yearbook was previously called the “Aquila,” which is now the name of the alumni magazine.