In this club, students will explore Arab culture, which emphasizes:

The club is meant to help students improve their skills and knowledge of the game of basketball. The club is ONLY meant for students who wish to be a competitive basketball player and/or move on to the next level when they graduate from BMCHS. Students will spend time watching film, analyzing their game, and making a plan to improve their individual skills and conditioning.

In Bible study club we will be exploring topics in the Old and New Testaments. We will use Lectio Divina as a way to dive deeper into the meaning of the passages we read. Our main focus is to learn more about how God reveals Himself to us through Scripture. We will meet each week on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

This club is a combination of our Bishop Buddies and Special Olympics Florida Clubs. The Bishop Buddies are responsible for planning, educating, leading, operating, and producing events and school-wide initiatives that foster an inclusive school community. We strive to make Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School a welcoming environment for students of diverse backgrounds, especially those with disabilities. Our Special Olympics Florida Club assists in supporting our Special Olympics Athletes, both in serving as volunteers during events, and also during practice sessions to prepare for the Area, Regional, and State Special Olympics Florida tournaments.

Both of these clubs are designed and combined to be a service-based learning experience that will provide many opportunities for volunteer experiences and service hours. These clubs offer an opportunity for students to help create a more positive learning environment for all Bishop students. We are looking for friendly, creative and helpful students with a passion for spreading kindness and compassion.

Brain Bowl is a competition between local high school students based on the format of Jeopardy. Brain Bowl topics include some academics (Math, Science, Literature, History, Geography) and other day-to-day topics (Sports, Video Games, Movies, TV, Music, etc). Teams are made up of a variety of experts in single fields, or several. Matches run more like Trivia Night and less than Mathletes. Being great at school subjects is not needed, but also wouldn’t hurt. This club meets weekly to practice and prepare for competitions.

This club’s purpose is to assist in the spiritual growth of Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School and to create missionary disciples of the Gospel. Members must be willing to attend all meetings, do the work needed to get things done, help at Mass, assist with retreats, and go on trips such as March for Life. Practicing Catholic students will also participate at Mass as readers, servers, etc.

The Children of God Club at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School offers students a unique opportunity to creatively engage with their faith while teaching younger audiences about Catholicism. In this club, students will produce engaging videos based on the Sunday readings of the Catholic Mass, using puppets to bring the stories to life. Members will use their voices to narrate and act out the readings.

These videos will be posted on the Children of God Catholic YouTube channel, reaching children far and wide with the teachings of the Catholic faith. Through this project, students will not only deepen their own understanding of the liturgy but also develop valuable skills in communication, creativity, and evangelization. Join us in spreading the joy of the Gospel to the next generation.

The club meets on the first Thursday of each month.

To see the YouTube Children of God channel visit This Link.

The purpose of Clean Eats Club is to allow students who are interested in nutrition to explore healthy snack and meal options, as well as meal prep and recipe ideas to incorporate into their diets.

The Athletes in Christ Club is a supportive community within our school dedicated to student athletes who are passionate about integrating their faith with their athletic pursuits. Meeting once a month, this club provides a unique space for students to come together for a time of devotion and discussion centered around faith and sports. Each gathering features a devotional that inspires and challenges members to reflect on how their Christian values can influence and enhance their athletic experiences.

In addition to spiritual growth, the club fosters meaningful conversations about balancing faith with the demands of competitive sports, dealing with the pressures of performance, and supporting one another through both victories and setbacks. Whether you are a seasoned athlete or just starting out, the Christian Athletes Club welcomes anyone interested in exploring how their beliefs intersect with their athletic journey.

Join us to connect with fellow athletes, grow in your faith, and gain encouragement and wisdom to excel both on and off the field.

This club is designed to teach new players about the game of golf as well as improve the skills of experienced players. Topics we will discuss and learn about include: golf etiquette, how to keep track of score, the rules of golf, golf course management, and much more. Activities will include learning how to swing a golf club, learning how to putt, playing putting games, watching PGA tour golf tournaments, and possibly volunteering at a golf tournament.

The purpose of the Hockey Club will be to allow students who are interested in hockey the opportunity to play with other hockey enthusiasts after school in fun organized games.

In the Holy Family Club we will be doing the 33 Days to Morning Glory, which is a consecration to our Lady. We will also be doing the Consecration to St. Joseph as well as the 33 Days of Merciful Love. We will study the lives of Mary and Joseph, the parents of Jesus, in order to attempt to imitate them as we grow in holiness. We will meet once a week, on Mondays after school.

HOSA is an organization dedicated to preparing and empowering the next generation of healthcare leaders. HOSA is a global student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services and several federal and state agencies. HOSA’s mission is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA is a student organization that offers opportunities for all students who plan to pursue a healthcare career.

Students with leadership ability and social maturity, who can handle the spirit of competitiveness, will be more community-oriented and will seek involvement and participation in citizenship activities because of their involvement in HOSA. HOSA extends the scope of Health Science Education into the community. HOSA activities provide health science students with visibility and develop a positive relationship with health care providers and the professional staff. When students participate in HOSA activities, there is an involvement and cooperation of sharing responsibilities and a commitment of family, school, and community in current healthcare issues.

Life Smarts is a Competition Program focused on Consumer topics and critical thinking skills. Participants focus on 5 Key areas: Consumer rights and responsibilities, the environment, health and safety, personal finance and technology. The goal of LifeSmarts is to create consumer savvy young people who will be well equipped for adult life in today’s complex, global marketplace.

We will participate in both online and live competitions (as we progress as the highest scoring teams). We can move on to state and even national competitions (This year the National Competition will be in Chicago!)

There are opportunities for scholarships and other prizes as well. Hope to see you on the 2nd and 4th Thursday in Room 616!

NAMI On Campus is a student-led club that promotes mental health awareness and education. This club creates safe spaces for dialogue, peer-led activities, and crucial resource-sharing.

Key priorities:

1. Cultivate a supportive environment for student mental health
2. Disseminate information on school and community resources
3. Promote early recognition of mental health signs
4. Encourage seeking help for mental health challenges
5. Drive conversation to eliminate mental health stigma

This club will meet on Tuesday mornings at 7:45 AM for prayer in the chapel, and on Fridays from 3:00-3:30 PM for adoration. Members will explore different forms of prayer, along with offering prayers for the school community and other intentions. More information is available by talking to either Ms. K or Mr. Narvaez.

The slackline club is a club where you can learn how to slackline, practice your skills, come to hang out with friends and spend time outside! No experience is needed.

This club is dedicated to exploring the fields of STREAM (Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) through projects, research, and interests.

Student Ambassadors assist the Enrollment/Marketing Department at BMCHS with school events, partner school visits, and open houses.

The Student Government Association (SGA) aims to provide students with opportunities to represent their classmates in official school functions. This includes planning school dances, voting on school policy, voicing ideas for change in the school, organizing charitable drives, carrying out fundraising events, and serving as a student representative of the school. There are separate class representatives for each grade level, and an elected Executive Board (seniors) composed of a Treasurer, Catholic Coordinator, Secretary, Vice President, and President.

Class representatives meet once a month with additional meetings as necessary. Meetings typically take place on Wednesday from 2:00-2:30 PM in the SGA room.

This club meets after school in order to build sets, paint, and prepare various components of productions (costumes, sound, light, etc.)

The worship band is a musical ensemble consisting of students in 9th – 12th grade. Vocalists and instrumentalists are welcome! We perform at every all-school Mass. Our rehearsals are Mondays and Thursdays from 2:50 PM – 3:30 PM.