Moderator: Mrs. Grianti

"Power in Silence"
Members of this club begin to learn the art of communicating in American Sign Language. We also work to raise awareness about the deaf community and culture.

Moderator: Dr. Bridgewater

View various Anime movies and participate in group discussions.

Moderator: Mrs. Brydges

Art Club offers students of all skill and ability levels the opportunity to express themselves within a creative and supportive environment. The club meets twice monthly and offers students the option of a free studio space where they can create and experiment with available materials or take part in one of our monthly activities such as felting, paper mache, tie dye, and embroidery. 

Moderator: Dr. Bridgewater

Like Asian food? Breakdancing? Origami? Karaoke? Want to learn karate? We've got it covered. We also have other things such as pen pals from Japan. Asian Club is also a place where you can learn more about Asia and its' languages.  

Asian Club meets every first and last Monday of every month. The AAC is open to everyone! So come to join and learn about yourself and the world around you! Talk to other people from other countries! You don't need to bring anything but your appetite! (oh! and any Asian food you bring is always appreciated) 

Moderator: Mrs. Repsik

Moderator: Mr. Schafer

This club is designed to find the inner "Joe Buck" in each person.  Join up and learn to broadcast the sport of Basketball, all levels, freshmen, J.V. Varsity of both boys and girls are covered.  Join and learn to broadcast the play by play action. Jim Pirolli '15 earned many internships on the radio, you could be next.

Moderators: Mrs. Reed and Mr. Greely

Campus Ministry is a student organization that centers on the awareness of religion and spirituality at Notre Dame. This group consists of several dedicated Juniors and Seniors who lead morning prayer, prepare and organize liturgies, serve as Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, and facilitate retreats among many other responsibilities. Each year, students volunteer to be a part of Campus Ministry at Note Dame by attending a summer retreat where the training takes place.

Moderators:  Mr. Clancy and Mr. Treacy

This is a faith based group that meets every two weeks. The meetings may include reading from the Bible, guest speakers, group discussions and work on service projects. 

Moderator:  Mrs. Falcone

This club is to raise awareness and celebrate the value of all life - at all ages and all stages.  The club hopes to educate the members of the club on the many aspects of life and how we can they can share the information with the ND Community.

Moderators: Ms. Wargo

Together students create stories.  These stories are shared and critiqued in our group.  A focus of our group is children's stories we can share with a younger community.

Moderator: Dr. Bridgewater

Cyber Patriot is the National Youth Cyber Education Program created by the USAF to inspire highschool students toward careers ibn Cybersecurity or other Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics(STEM) Disciplines, critial to our Nation' Future.  D205 Fridays after school.

Moderator: Mr. J. Gibilisco

The Debate Team is comprised of an Affirmative Team and a Negative Team.  Each year a national topic is selected for use in high school debates.  The team competes in the CVC Conference.

Moderator: Mrs. Bauch

The club is responsible for assisting in ND's recycling efforts, maintaining ND's Energy Star Rating, helping to create a more enviornmentally sustainable and responsible ND Family.  The club serves the ND community thru a variety of service projects and activities.  K205 Tuesday Act. Per. Mtg. - Thursdays-Recycling Act. Per.

Moderators: Mrs. Bannon

ETC... is Notre Dame's art and literary magazine. We meet weekly on Wednesday's to read, discuss, and vote on poetry and prose submitted by students. To submit a piece of poetry, prose, or any other type of written or visual art, please contact Mr. Lobis.  We love new members, so please join!

Moderator:  Mrs. Ellsworth

The feminism club is open to all genders in Notre Dame High School.  Here we explore the issues facing women in high school and beyond.

Moderator:  Mrs. Savarese-Ahearn

The film club spends time exploring genres, critiquing films and creates an environment for film discussion.  Throughout the year, we sponsor several film nights.

Moderators: Mrs. Grimonprez

This club is for any student who is a francophile. The club meets 2 Tuesdays per month during Activity Period. Please reference the Club Webpage for the schedule of activities and membership.

Moderator:  Mrs. Grianti, Mrs. Sabogal

The Future Educators of America Club welcomes students who are considering a teaching career.  We hope to explore the role of educators, participate in service programs and grow with the exciting ideas of our new members.  We will provide opportunities to attend conferences where students will meet with educators and explore specific interest through seminars and exchange ideas with high school students across NJ.

Moderator: Mr. Patton

This club provides an avenue for students with a passion for history to convene and share their interest with each other as well as the ND community. The club will meet twice per month, hosting historical movie showings, book discussions and plan trips to historic sites in the area. The club will also plan a service project.

Moderators: Mr. Schafer 

Intramural Club designs and implements activities for the entire student body. The activities will take place during Activity Period in the gym and on the playing fields. Champions will be crowned and receive tee shirts. Individuals in the club will enhance their leadership skills throughout the school year, thus enhancing their college resume. Meeting in Balcony C and the gym.

Moderator: Mrs. Harkins

Investment Club offers students the opportunity to learn about different investing opportunities including the stock market. Students will share ideas and knowledge about investing and participate in activities including a friendly competition around buying and selling stocks and promoting different investment opportunities through a simulated stock market game.

Moderator:  Mrs. Ellsworth

The Irish people are very social, so the Irish American Club spends time enjoying each other's company.  We organize parties, play games, and watch Irish Television programs.  The club learns a wee bit of the Irish language and complete service projects.  Students do not have to be Irish to join the Irish American Club, all are welcome. D208 Mondays during Activity Period.

Moderator: Mrs. Savarese-Ahearn

The club meets the first and third Thursday of each month, D107, during Activity Period.  The club participates in service to the local community, i.e. Italian American Festival, Italian Flag raising, and a Christmas Tombola Charity.  Participants also enjoy Italian food when they break bread together.

Moderator: Mr. Angiolino

Joey's Earth Angels assist with events and activities that Joey's Little Angels (JLA) hosts. Part of our mission as Earth Angels is to have Notre Dame students come together and help the children in need. This club is solely dedicated to helping little children in need because we believe that they are the true angels. Earth Angels will be volunteering at events such as the JLA toy drive, JLA gala, and the building of Joey’s Place (playground). It is our mission as a club to make sure that we help as many children as possible!

Moderator: Mr. Greely

This club's goal is to bring awareness to the School community regarding the poor and the needy.  Then to live out the Corporal Works of Mercy; to feed the hungry; to give drink to the thirsty; to clothe the naked and to educate the uneducated.  Justice club does various projects throughout the year to live out these Corporal Works of Mercy.  The club meets every Friday.

Moderator: Mrs. Koebele-Demaree

The Latin Club meets every Thursday.   Our most popular event is the school-wide Philo Soccer Game Monty Python style, where all language club members dress up as philosophers of their country.  We also hold an annual Chariot race competition.

Our Service consists of teaching Latin with fun to disadvantaged middle school kids in our immediate community in order to improve literacy.  Participating students earn service and valuable experience. Sewing for Service is another commitment of our members.  In collaboration with our Computer Programming teacher, we will develop a Latin App for ND’s Latin classes.

As the Latin language lives on in many languages, we naturally seek to involve students of all language backgrounds.  Even though the Romans are not, Latin is very much alive in our club - Join the fun!

The Leadership Club is a service organization that seeks to foster the development of leadership skills through projects that aid the local community.