Student volunteers actively contribute to the school community, serving each other and welcoming those new to the school.
| Student Council | Students nominate peers at each grade level to communicate with faculty sponsors and school administrators. |
| National Junior Honor Society | 
Students in grades seven and eight are eligible for the National Junior Honor Society based on scholarship, leadership, citizenship, service, character, and faculty recommendation. Initiation to NJHS is held during the third quarter and again at graduation for qualifying eighth graders. National Junior Honor Society is a member of the Character Counts! Coalition. Inductees must consistently demonstrate the Six Pillars of Character: respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, fairness, caring, and citizenship.Candidates for NJHS must maintain a grade average of ninety per cent (90%) in all core subjects and must have an overall "A" in conduct. |
| Guardian Angels | 
Fourth and fifth grade student volunteers are paired with incoming kindergarteners and first graders to ease their transition into elementary school. At the beginning of the year, Guardian Angels meet the younger children each morning before school and guide them to their classrooms. They continue to provide a familiar face to their young friends throughout the year.
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| Student Ambassadors | Student volunteers welcome new students in grades two - eight into the Christ the King School community. Volunteers are matched with new students within the grade to help the new students acclimate to a new school. |
| Safety Patrol | Students who maintain a "B" average may serve on Safety Patrol during the morning and afternoon carpool session. |
