|
Student Activities |
|
4-H Club
|
4-H is a youth
organization administered by the USDA with the mission of engaging
youth to reach their fullest potential. The four H's stand for
Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. The goal of 4-H is to develop citizenship,
leadership, and life skills of youth through mostly experiential learning
programs.
|
 |
|
Beta Club |

|
The
National Junior Beta Club is an organization that recognizes outstanding
achievement, promotes character and social responsibility, encourages
service involvement to our school and community, fosters leadership skills,
grants scholarships, and provides settings for developing interpersonal
relationship skills.
Our members demonstrate
outstanding academic achievement, exemplify worthy character, and maintain a
commendable attitude of leadership and service. In its existence, our
Beta Club has achieved positive recognition and has had several members to
compete for a State Beta Club Office.
|
|
Hawk's Club
|
The Hawk's Club
is an HRCS club for students in grades 5th-8th. The duel function of
the club is to perform service by assisting wherever needed on campus in a
student leadership capacity and to have fun! Hawk's Nights are
hosted four times a year and consists of food, games, relay races and
general socialization.
|
 |
|
Choir |
 |
The HRCS choir includes
students from 4th through 8th grade. Students practice once a week on
Tuesday afternoons. During practice the director
introduces new material and sometimes challenging pieces of music. The
students work hard to develop their God-given talents in an effort to give
praise and glory to God through song. Please join us on Friday
mornings as our choir lifts voices in praise.
|
|
Altar
Servers |
The ministry is open to
all boys and girls in the 3rd through 8th grades, who would like to help
enhance their spiritual growth. The Altar Servers assist during Friday
School Masses and on Holy Days of Obligations.
|

|
|
Passion Play |
. |
For the past four
decades during Holy Week, it has been a tradition for our upper grade
students to present the Passion of Jesus Christ to the school family and to
the extended community. Additionally, students from visiting
schools often travel to view the presentation. |
|
Nativity |
Kindergarten students
present The Nativity Story during the Advent Season to both HRCS and to the
community. This play has become a tradition that is enjoyed by both
the school family and the community. |
 |
|