Faculty Advisors:
Ms. Badillo - sbadillo@stjosephbcs.org
Mrs. Kleiber - akleiber@stjosephbcs.org

The American Sign Language club serves as a place where people of all skill levels can practice sign language while learning about Deaf culture. Meetings are held every other Thursday during lunch in the Campus Ministry room.

Campus Minister: James Adams - jadams@stjosephbcs.org

What is Campus Ministry?

The Campus Ministers at St. Joseph Catholic School are missionaries dedicated to support and care for St. Joseph students, as well as provide opportunities for growth, leadership and an encounter with Jesus. 

Campus Ministry Events:

Days of Reflection: The junior high and high school each gets a Day of Reflection every other month. Days of Reflection are school days that include fellowship, talks, small group, games and opportunities for prayer and worship. 

High School Retreats: Each high school grade gets a day-long retreat focusing on one topic relevant to high schoolers. The retreats are aimed at taking a step back from day-to-day life and taking a moment to evaluate our relationship with God. 

Bible Study: Campus Ministry hosts Bible Study at lunch once a week for junior high girls, junior high boys, and high schoolers. At these Bible Studies, we dive into a character or a book of the Bible and discuss the ways in which we see God at work. Past topics include: Esther, the saints, Tobit, Revelation, and much more!

High School Leadership Team: The leadership team aims to involve our students in planning for activities such as service, retreats, and Mass.  The team allows our students to have buy-in, give feedback, and learn to take responsibility and ownership of their faith.

Advisor:
Mrs. Barry - jbarry@stjosephbcs.org

Eagles 4 Life is committed to protecting and proclaiming the dignity of all human life from conception to natural death. Sponsored by Mrs. Barry, students participate in annual events such as the Buddy Walk and traveling to the State Capitol in Austin to attend the March for Life.

Sponsor: Mr. Wolny (russellwolny@stjosephbcs.org)

NHS

Students in grades 10–­­12 who meet the requirements for membership outlined by SJCS's chapter are eligible to be invited for membership.

The four pillars of NHS:

• Scholarship
  Per national guidelines, at a minimum, students must have a cumulative GPA of 85, B, 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent standard of excellence. 
• Service
  This involves voluntary contributions made by a student to the school or community, done without compensation.
• Leadership
  Student leaders are those who are resourceful, good problem solvers and idea contributors. Leadership experiences can be drawn from school or community activities while working with or for others.
• Character
  The student of good character is cooperative; demonstrates high standards of honesty and reliability; shows courtesy, concern and respect for others; and generally maintains a clean disciplinary record.

Jr. High & High School Advisor:
Dr. White - cwhite@stjosephbcs.org
Mrs. Kleiber - akleiber@stjosephbcs.org

By joining Student Council, students gain leadership experience and get involved in the school community. Student Council’s main mission is to serve the student body and facilitate programs and projects that promote service. They are dedicated to providing opportunities for SJCS students to serve the school community, the neighborhood community and our global community.