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- Academic Team
- Art Club
- Band
- B.U.G Club
- Campus Ministry
- Chess Club
- Colonel Broadcasting Club
- Colonels for Christ
- Cultural Club
- Drama Club
- Drug Free Club
- Frisbee Golf
- Game Club
- Green Ambassadors
- Grief Support
- Intramural Basketball (IBL)
- Literary Magazine
- Marian Sodality
- National English Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- Outdoor Pursuits
- Photography Club
- Pickleball
- Ski Club
- Spirit Club
- Srodowisko Club
- Stock and Business Club
- Travel Club
- Trial Team
- Yearbook
Academic Team
Four-person Teams compete in Quick Recall in 5-subject areas; math, science, arts and humanities, history and language arts. Teams compete across the region.
Art Club
Open to all students. Encourages appreciation for all fine art disciplines via museum and gallery visits, plus movie and music outings.
Band
Students who play an instrument or who want to learn a new one can earn ½ of a fine art credit. The CCH/NDA Band performs concerts as well as at school athletic events.
B.U.G Club
The Biology Users Group cares for dozens of animals including snakes, turtles, fish, rodents, and tarantulas before school. Upperclassmen serve as moderators.
Campus Ministry
The Campus Ministry Program brings support and energy with a variety of events and opportunities for fellowship, worship, and faith formation. This includes Sports and Adoration nights and Frisbee or volleyball followed by confessions.
Chess Club
Open to all students, all levels. Students meet weekly to have fun and hone their skills.
Colonel Broadcasting Club
Students produce, direct, and operate the cameras for live video broadcasts of home football and basketball games, for an audience of Colonel fans around the world.
Colonels for Christ
Sophomores are invited to join junior and senior leaders for dinners, camping trips, and weekend retreats to grow in relationships with one another and with God.
Cultural Club
Students get exposed to different cultures via eating at ethnic restaurants, seeing foreign films, hearing speakers, and attending lectures.
Drama Club
Participation includes acting and crew positions for the CCH/NDA productions. Three shows annually are presented in the NDA Performing Arts Center.
Drug Free Club
All CCH students are members of the Drug Free Club of America. Through education, testing, and rewards, the club promotes a rewards healthy decisions.
Frisbee Golf
Join Coach Kleier and Father Hennigen for frisbee golf on Fridays after school in the fall, while the weather is good. It is announced every week at school before Friday if the club will be meeting for that week. Open to all students.
Game Club
Students play board games, card games, and video games one afternoon weekly. It's relaxed and always a good time.
Green Ambassadors
Leads campus recycling efforts and raises awareness of environmental issues on both a local and global scale.
Grief Support
Led by both faculty and guidance counselors, the club provides a supportive forum for students and staff who are dealing with illness or death of a loved one.
Intramural Basketball (IBL)
As the longest running club dating back to the late 60s, intramural basketball is open to all students and abilities. More than half the student body participates each year in grade-level leagues. Teams play once a week, typically on Sunday or Monday evenings.
Literary Magazine
This annual publication, which includes a variety of work from the student body: short stories, poems, artwork, and photography, is produced by select NEHS members.
Marian Sodality
This is a club to help build the brotherhood here at school. Junior classmen lead talks and small group activities for freshmen.
National English Honor Society
Sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a GPA of 3.5 and English GPA of 3.5, plus community service are eligible. The CCH chapter leads a Veterans' Day Assembly, sponsors grade school writing competitions, attends author lectures and book signings, conducts a monthly pancake breakfast, and sponsors a Coffee House where students share writing and other talents.
National Honor Society
Juniors and seniors with a GPA of 3.55 or higher and a record of service, leadership, and strong character (with exemplary discipline), are inducted into this honor society.
Outdoor Pursuits
Members grow in faith, brotherhood, and self-awareness through experiences in the wilderness: backpacking, hiking, camping, rock climbing, nature study and survival skills. 50-80 members are involved.
Photography Club
Students learn by doing; they take photos of school events, test their skills with field trips to interesting venues for photos, and sponsor an annual photo contest.
Pickleball
Pickleball is one of our newest clubs and is growing quickly. It is open to all students and meets at General Ormsby Mitchel Park in the Fall. Join us for light exercise and fun with fellow classmates!
Ski Club
With over 100 participants, this club has outings to Perfect North four times per year, plus an annual ski trip to Winter Park, CO over President's Day weekend.
Spirit Club
CovCath is known for its “Crazy” spirit at athletic events and school functions. Open to all grade levels, this group plans game themes and pep rallies, makes spirit posters, and leads the cheer section. Follow @CCHSPIRITCLUB on Instagram.
Srodowisko Club
The Srodowisko Club is a new club with the goal of growing in faith through visiting different Shrines, Cathedrals, and Monasteries in the mid-west while meeting with different holy men and women along the way.
Srodowisko is Polish for “environment; accompaniment.” Our club’s patron, St. John Paul II, used this term to refer to his group of young people while a priest serving in Poland during the Communist regime. Our Srodowisko’s aim is to accompany our students in building an environment that is centered around Christ and the Church.
Our future goals include visiting the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament (Alabama), Holy Hill (Wisconsin), JPII Shrine and National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception (DC), and more.
Stock and Business Club
The goals of this club are to understand the stock market, improve financial literacy, and build business networks.
Travel Club
This club organizes an annual all-inclusive, educational, summer international trip through EF Tours.
Trial Team
Formerly known as Mock Trial, students in this club use critical thinking, teamwork, and public speaking skills to play the parts of trial lawyers and witnesses. They are judged on their ability to argue their side of the case.
Yearbook
Managed by the journalism class, dozens of students contribute to the annual yearbook publication via writing, editing, photography, design, and business record-keeping.