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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Moderator: Mrs. Emily Breclaw
4-H is a national youth development organization encouraging leadership, community service and hands-on learning.
Moderator: Mrs. Hillarie Van Zanten
This organization is by application only. Please contact the moderator for more information regarding the application process and deadline dates.
Moderator: Ms. Vicki Hamende
Meetings: TBD
Location: Art Studio (IDEA 211)
Time: 3:00-3:45
Fee: TBD
Come be creative! The Nolan Catholic Art Club is an opportunity to work with a wide variety of art mediums, techniques, and socialize in a creative atmosphere. Students will work individually and collectively on many different types of projects. Learn more about the Art Club.
Moderator: Coach Dillon Bagwell
This program is designed to allow students to observe and experience the field of sports medicine. The student athletic trainers will learn aspects of injury prevention, first aid, assist with the rehabilitation of injuries once proper skills are obtained, and execute general athletic training procedures under the supervision of a licensed/certified athletic trainer. We strive to provide the highest standard of care for the student athletes at Nolan Catholic High School in a manner that brings pride to our school and our athletic department.
Moderators: Señora Beltran
The mission of Ballet Folklorico La Vikina Ballet Folklorico promotes the Mexican Culture through folklorico performances at NCHS functions and feeder school activities.
Meet: TBD
Cost: TBD
Moderator: Mr. Rick Garnett
A place to practice your cornhole skills and destress from your problems.
Moderators: Mr. Rick Garnett, Mr. Kevin Grubbs
Competitive eSports team that participates in TAPPS State competition. Games played: Rocket League, League of Legends, Smite, Super Smash Brother Ultimate, Madden (PSN), FIFA (PSN).
Cost: TBD
Meet: TBD
Moderators: Ms. Kenzie Knox
The purpose of the French Club is to promote learning of the French language and Francophone culture at Nolan and throughout the community. The French Club promotes a positive international outlook and seeks to stimulate interest and appreciation of the French culture through social events, meetings, and the NCHS World Language Fair.
Moderators: Ms. Kenzie Knox
French Honor Society provides a vehicle to focus activities around French language and Francophone literatures and cultures and to encourage participation in the annual writing contest and travel grant competition. In addition, students can acquire leadership skills by serving as officers, directing the initiation ceremony, or leading other chapter events.
Moderator: Ms. Christy Collard
The International Thespian Society is the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the country. Affiliation brings credibility and distinction to students, theatre programs, and schools. It is a visible, positive symbol of the quality of your theatre program. ITS recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre— performance and production. Each student is honored on a national level and gains access to opportunities and resources beyond those of their school.
Club Moderator: Ms. Rebekah Yarmchuk
The Investment Club will help students learn the value of investing through lessons and simulation. It will teach them different strategies and decision making techniques.
Meeting Schedule: TBD
Moderator: Mr. Kevin Grubbs
JWAC provides Nolan Catholic students with the tools and skills to make a positive change in the North Texas community, effectively interact with people from different backgrounds, and compete for jobs in the global workforce. JWAC believes that in order to prepare the next generation of North Texas residents to compete in the global economy, they need global competence skills to solve complex problems, create opportunities for all, and advance shared respect for human dignity. Students are transformed from observers into informed international participants by gaining global competency skills through educational programs focused on diplomatic leadership, civic engagement, problem-solving, and cultural intelligence.
Moderator: Ms. Kristin O'Brien and Mr. Benedict Reyes
Discipleship group focused on prayer and growing in Faith
Morderators: Señor Beltran and Señora Beltran
The Mariachi Corazon Vikingo Club is looking for students that have experience with mariachi.
Cost: No fee but students need their own instrument: trumpet, guitar etc.
Meet: TBD
Moderators: Mr. Patrick Simeroth and Ms. Rebekah Yarmchuk
Model UN is a team that competes in conferences debating issues of international importance. Students learn research, debate, and diplomatcy skills while having fun!
Cost: Conference Fees as needed.
Meet: TBD
Moderator: Mr. Greg Freese
Mu Alpha Theta is open to anyone who has completed Algebra II and has never made below a 93 in Math at Nolan Catholic.
Meet: TBD
Moderators: Ms. Christine Farrell
The National Honor Society is a nationwide organization for high school students in the United States and outlying territories, which consists of many chapters in high schools. Selection is based on four criteria: scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Cost: $35/year
Meet: Quarterly
Moderator: Ms. Christy Collard
Nolan Players is the on campus theatre club for any student to join. This club is the introduction into the International Thespian Society. Any student interested in theatre should join. We participate in service and social activities on and off campus. We also take field trips to the International Thespian Convention and to see several professional productions in the area.
Moderator: Mr. Patrick Simeroth
The Norse Crew are a spirit group that promotes NCHS athletics by participating at football games, home basketball games and pep rallies.
Cost: $80 for Uniform
Meet: TBD
Moderator: Sister Anna Imelda
The Pro-Life club exists to discuss current events that violate the dignity of the human person. Students plan and promote events that create awareness about the need to pray for and protect the dignity of every human person from conception until natural death. Students also plant trips to pray for an end to abortion at Planned Parenthood and to attend the National March to Life in Washington DC.
No Cost.
Meet: TBD
Moderators: Mr. Brad Billeaudeau
We are the varsity sport for the mind. We are a fun, versatile and interactive world championship qualifying robotics team.
Cost: TBD
Meet: IDEA 103
Coaches: Ms. Tatyana Peffers and Ms. Rebekah Yarmchuk
Since 1981, the award winning Nolan Catholic Royelles have been dedicated to excellence in dance and leadership. In addition to cheering on our football and basketball teams, the team competes in the spring in other dance styles. The Royelles are a close-knit group, and we support and pray for each other, both in and out of the dance studio.
Cost: Camps Fees and Uniforms
Meet: TBD
Moderator: Mrs. Faviola Ojeda
Spanish Club's mission is to provide cultural enhancement to academic studies with fun activities outside of the classroom where we celebrate popular Hispanic holidays and do cultural activities throughout the year.
Cost: $10 Member Fees
Meet: TBD
Moderator: Ms. Christy Collard
The International Thespian Society is the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the country. Affiliation brings credibility and distinction to students, theatre programs, and schools. It is a visible, positive symbol of the quality of your theatre program. ITS recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre— performance and production. Each student is honored on a national level and gains access to opportunities and resources beyond those of their school.
Moderator: Mr. David Taylor
The Viking Sailing Club is open to any student who wants to learn more about sailing. This club can count towards a PE Credit as well.
Cost: $125-250
Meet: Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m. at Eagle Mountain Lake
Moderator: Mrs. Marjorie Ochs
Yearbook staff members use skills in reporting, writing, photography and design to create the Lepanto. The class is a full year and the prerequisites are Photography 1, Digital Media, Journalism or moderator approval.
Moderator: Matt Mercy
The Engineering Club provides a platform for students passionate about engineering to further explore their interests, gain practical experience, and develop the skills necessary for success in engineering fields. This groups strives to create a community of like-minded individuals who inspire and support each other's engineering aspirations.
Meeting dates/times: TBD
Moderator: Rick Garnett
The EcoVikes ecology club is a student-led organization that focuses on promoting environmental awareness and conservation practices. The club provides opportunities for students to learn about ecological principles, engage in sustainability initiatives, and participate in activities that contribute to the protection of the environment.
Meeting dates/times: TBD
Moderator: TBD
The Tri-M Music Honor Society is a prestigious organization on a high school campus that recognizes and celebrates excellence in music performance, scholarship, and service. It provides a platform for students who demonstrate exceptional musical talent and dedication to come together, share their passion for music, and engage in various music-related activities.
Meeting dates/times: TBD
Moderator: Kenzie Knox
The Sister Cities program at Nolan Catholic is an initiative that establishes a cultural exchange and partnership between the students of two cities from different countries. The Nolan group works closely with the Fort Worth Sister Cities chapter. The program promotes global understanding, friendship, and cultural awareness by facilitating student exchanges, collaborative projects, and cultural activities. It aims to foster cross-cultural connections, enhance language skills, and develop a sense of global citizenship among participating students.
Meeting dates/times: TBD
Moderator: Maria Beltran
National Spanish Honor Society is an organization that recognizes and promotes academic excellence in Spanish language and Hispanic culture. It provides a platform for students who have demonstrated proficiency in Spanish and an appreciation for the Spanish-speaking world. The society encourages members to engage in activities that enhance their language skills, cultural understanding, and community service.
Moderator: Dr. Brian Bui
Culture Vikes aims to promote awareness and appreciation of diverse cultures within the community. The club organizes activities and events that celebrate different cultures, such as cultural festivals, food tastings, language workshops, and cultural performances. It provides a platform for students to learn about and embrace the traditions, customs, and perspectives of various cultural groups, fostering inclusivity and understanding in the school community.
Moderator: Dr. Brian Bui
The Chess and Games Club is a gathering of students who share a common interest in chess and other strategy-based games. The club provides a space for members to play and improve their skills in chess, as well as explore other board games and card games that challenge critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. It offers a friendly and competitive environment where students can engage in friendly matches, learn new strategies, and foster camaraderie through their shared passion for intellectual games.
Moderator: Alex Mechalske
The Student Media club focuses on various forms of media production and journalism. The club provides a platform for students to express their creativity and develop skills in areas such as writing, photography, graphic design, videography, and social media management. Members of the club collaborate to produce content such as news articles, podcasts, videos, and digital artwork, which can be shared within the school community or even beyond. The club serves as a hub for student-driven storytelling, communication, and expression through different media platforms.
Moderator: Marj Ochs
The Nolan Catholic Book club members come together to discuss and share their love for books. Members of a book club typically choose a specific book to read and meet regularly to discuss the themes, characters, and plot of the chosen book. The club provides a space for literary enthusiasts to engage in meaningful conversations, share different perspectives, and discover new authors and genres. It fosters a sense of community and encourages a deeper appreciation for literature among its members.
Moderator: Grant Thomas
Team members participate in bass fishing tournaments and competitions. The club provides opportunities for students to enhance their fishing skills, learn about bass fishing techniques, and compete against other schools or teams. Members of the club may engage in practice sessions, attend fishing workshops, and organize team outings to different fishing locations. The club fosters camaraderie, sportsmanship, and a love for the sport of bass fishing among its members, while also offering opportunities for skill development and friendly competition. Members should have their own equipment and have access to boating facilities.
Moderator: Rick Garnett
Members of the club may participate in friendly matches, organize bowling outings or tournaments, and learn about the strategies and techniques of the sport. The club fosters a sense of teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy competition, while also offering a recreational activity for students to enjoy and bond over their common passion for bowling.