CKS Sponsored Activities
CKS Robotics Club – Middle school students are eligible to apply to join the CKS Robotics Club. The Robotics season is from August- January. The club will meet weekly after school to design and build robots for competition.
Yearbook -Each year, a team of Middle School students works with CKS faculty to create the school yearbook. The students are responsible for setting the work schedule, providing photography skills, collecting photographs of school events and groups, editing, layout, and coordinating with the printer. Weekly meetings during the school day provide the time needed for the student staff to plan and execute their designs.
CKS News Show - Each morning, the CKS community begins its day with student-led prayers and announcements broadcast over the school network and viewed on classroom SMART Boards. Students from each grade are given the opportunity to read their prayer and their families are invited to join them. On Fridays, 7th grade students act as newscasters and bring stories of interest to the other students.
Student Council - The Middle School Student Council is an active group of student leaders elected by their peers, comprised of the Executive Council and Homeroom Representative members. Guided by faculty advisers, the council hosts various service projects and spirit activities throughout the year. Examples of such projects include out of uniform days to collect donations for different causes, creating the Spirit Week poster and Spirit Stick for Catholic Schools Week, making Easter cards for the priests and deacons of the church, and making lanyard key chains and prayer cards for 2nd graders celebrating their First Communion.
National Junior Honor Society - Membership in the Christ the King School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society is an invitational honor bestowed upon deserving students by the faculty, and shall be based on the criteria of scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship and character.
Student Ambassadors - No new student is a stranger on the first day of school at Christ the King School! Student Ambassadors in second through eighth grades extend welcoming greetings to newly accepted students well in advance of opening day. Many Student Ambassadors and their families plan outings with new families as a way to welcome them to the CKS community. Early in August, Student Ambassadors and new students meet at school for a get-together with tours, activities, and refreshments. Student Ambassadors continue to extend this special welcome through the first few weeks of school.
Guardian Angels - Fifth and sixth 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.
Safety Patrol - Serving on Safety Patrol at Christ the King School is a fun and challenging service. Safety Patrol helps create a safe environment for all our students at school. Student Safety Patrols assist with drop-off and pick-up procedures at school by increasing safety for students and traffic flow efficiency for parents.
Yearbook -Each year, a team of Middle School students works with CKS faculty to create the school yearbook. The students are responsible for setting the work schedule, providing photography skills, collecting photographs of school events and groups, editing, layout, and coordinating with the printer. Weekly meetings during the school day provide the time needed for the student staff to plan and execute their designs.
CKS News Show - Each morning, the CKS community begins its day with student-led prayers and announcements broadcast over the school network and viewed on classroom SMART Boards. Students from each grade are given the opportunity to read their prayer and their families are invited to join them. On Fridays, 7th grade students act as newscasters and bring stories of interest to the other students.
Student Council - The Middle School Student Council is an active group of student leaders elected by their peers, comprised of the Executive Council and Homeroom Representative members. Guided by faculty advisers, the council hosts various service projects and spirit activities throughout the year. Examples of such projects include out of uniform days to collect donations for different causes, creating the Spirit Week poster and Spirit Stick for Catholic Schools Week, making Easter cards for the priests and deacons of the church, and making lanyard key chains and prayer cards for 2nd graders celebrating their First Communion.
National Junior Honor Society - Membership in the Christ the King School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society is an invitational honor bestowed upon deserving students by the faculty, and shall be based on the criteria of scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship and character.
Student Ambassadors - No new student is a stranger on the first day of school at Christ the King School! Student Ambassadors in second through eighth grades extend welcoming greetings to newly accepted students well in advance of opening day. Many Student Ambassadors and their families plan outings with new families as a way to welcome them to the CKS community. Early in August, Student Ambassadors and new students meet at school for a get-together with tours, activities, and refreshments. Student Ambassadors continue to extend this special welcome through the first few weeks of school.
Guardian Angels - Fifth and sixth 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.
Safety Patrol - Serving on Safety Patrol at Christ the King School is a fun and challenging service. Safety Patrol helps create a safe environment for all our students at school. Student Safety Patrols assist with drop-off and pick-up procedures at school by increasing safety for students and traffic flow efficiency for parents.
CTK Youth RecreationThe Cathedral of Christ the King offers opportunities for parish children and CKS students to enjoy recreational clubs and sports. Many activities are held at the end of the school day. Please use the CTK link below to inquire and register.
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Other parish Activities
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