Clubs and Activities
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Clubs and Activities
Education doesn’t end when the school day is finished. Queen of Peace School offers a wide variety of extracurricular programs that provide further enrichment for our students. These activities are enjoyable and can provide memories your child will hold onto for a lifetime.
They have also been proven to boost school attendance, academic success, and aspirations for continuing education past high school. However, extracurricular activities are more than social outings or schedule-fillers. They instill great values like teamwork, responsibility and a sense of community.
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boy scouts
Boys in grades 1st through 5th are invited to join Cub Scout Pack 522. This Pack meets in the school gym 1 time per month to conduct their Pack meeting. Den meeting usually held 1 time per week are held at various facilities. Cub Scout activities include crafts, service projects, various awards, summer camp, and Pine Wood Derby.
Contact: Greg Suetkamp
574-536-0572
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Girls on the run
Girls on the Run is a life-changing program for 8- to 13-year-old girls that promotes girl empowerment by teaching life skills through lessons and running.
Recognizing the important connection between physical and emotional health, our programs cultivate healthy behaviors that will last a lifetime.
Contact: Kim Obringer kobringerqueenofpeace.cc
Kristen Caudillo (parent coach)
Gretchen Hensley (parent coach)
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Robotics team
Queen of Peace’s FIRST Lego League (FLL) Robotics Team 18067, "Holy Legos" is comprised of up to 10 students, ages 4th - 8th grade. Students are chosen based on their creative applications by the coaches and selection committee. Math, research, engineering, programming, physics, values, public speaking, and teamwork are all an integral part of FIRST Lego League.
Contact: School Office
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service Projects
Our school philosophy emphasizes service to others and is manifested in activities done in and out of school to promote both the learning and living of our faith. Throughout the academic year, students at all grade levels participate in numerous food and clothing drives. In addition, preschool students participate in a blanket drive, middle school students clean up the parish and school grounds in the fall, and all students participate in several year-round service activities.
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