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Extracurricular Activities

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Extracurricular Activities

Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular and intracurricular activities.  It is a privilege for students to participate and represent St. Patrick School.

In order to participate in athletics, students must have a current physical examination card on file in the school office.  Students must be attending classes full time and demonstrate good academic standing and appropriate conduct.

St. Patrick is a member of Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) and Central Michigan Athletic Conference (CMAC) and abides by all of the rules of the two organizations.

Extracurricular (9-12)

Shamrock Athletics

  • Baseball
  • Basketball–Boys
  • Basketball–Girls
  • Bowling
  • Cheerleading
  • Cross Country
  • Football
  • Golf
  • Softball
  • Track
  • Trap
  • Volleyball
  • Big Rocks/Little Rocks
  • Campus Ministry
  • Drama Club
  • Liturgical Music Group (Choir)
  • Homecoming
  • National Honor Society
  • Quiz Bowl
  • Art Club
  • Student Council
  • SFL (Students for Life)
  • Yearbook
Extracurricular (K-8)

Shamrock Athletics

  • Track (6-8)
  • Basketball-Girls & Boys(5-8)
  • Volleyball (5-8)
  • Trap (6-8)
  • After School Bowling
  • Big Rocks/Little Rocks (K-8)
  • Chess Club (3-8)
  • Drama Club (3-8)
  • Middle School Student Council
  • Art Club (5-8)
  • Esports (6-8)

 

Intracurricular Activities
  • Spiritual Retreats
  • Basic First Aid Training/CPR
  • Too Good for Drugs: Peer Pressure Awareness
  • Liturgical Music Group (Choir)
  • Yearbook
  • Youth Ministry Group
  • Mind Over Matter

Activities vary from year to year; therefore, we request that you call the school office if you have questions about current activities.

You can also contact the school office (517-647-7551) for additional information (phone numbers for activity leaders, etc.).

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The Rock Pile

You’ve heard of Michigan State’s Izzone!  You know about Duke’s Cameron Crazies!  The students at St. Patrick’s have their own enthusiastic cheering section, dubbed The Rockpile!  Founded in 2005 by John Thelen, Josh Kramer and Luke Schrauben, with guidance from Mr. Al Schrauben, the Rockpile creates a lot of noise and enthusiasm as they cheer for the Shamrock teams.  In the spirit of good sportsmanship, the students keep all of their cheers positive and directed at our own teams. The Rockpile only cheers for the Shamrocks, not against their opponents.  Originally, the Rockpile was open only to the high school students, but it was so popular that it is now opened to junior high students as well.

 

Big Rocks/Little Rocks

Big Rocks/Little Rocks is a very successful mentoring program which involves nearly every student in the school.  Each student in DK through 5th grade is a Little Rock who is paired with a Big Rock, an older student in grades 6-12. For complete information on this extraordinary program, please visit its webpage.

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After School Bowling

Through an agreement with Meadow Bowl Lanes in Portland, elementary students are given the opportunity to participate in after school bowling sessions twice a year.  Transportation is provided from the school to the bowling alley.