Service Clubs

MRS. AMY WILLIAMS, MODERATOR

To provide the students in the SPX with opportunities to learn, support, and help fight cancer through service projects geared towards helping those affected by the disease, and lead group discussions to learn more about certain types of cancer and share ways we’d like to help.

MRS. REBECCA ROSE, MODERATOR

The Friends of Refugees club works with the Friends of Refugees organization in Clarkston where they focus on helping refugees build their lives in the United States. We will volunteer monthly within the refugee community and we will meet to work on different projects to show our support to our neighbors. We will meet on Tuesdays either before or after school.

MS. TORI WILLIAMS AND MRS. JESSIE SOWERS, MODERATORS

The club promotes environmental conservation action and educates members and school community about environmental concerns. Membership is open to all interested students at a cost of a $2 membership fee; a meeting is held once a week.

MS. CORINNA BRANNON, MODERATOR

Participation in NAHS (National Art Honor Society) provides the interested and committed Visual art student with invaluable benefits, including peer and national recognition, leadership opportunities, and college and career preparation. Students will be involved in organizing service opportunities in the local community and art activities within the school. They will be able to exhibit nationally and be considered for scholarship opportunities.
Students wishing to join NAHS should be in good academic standing and have taken at least 1 semester of a visual art class.

DR. LIBERTY HALL, MRS. LEYANNA MESSICK, AND MRS. CARY BLACKBURN, MODERATORS

More information to come.

MRS. KAROLINE BRENNAN, MODERATOR

The P.A.Y.S. club, Pius at your Service, provides a monthly service project opportunity for the St. Pius X community to include students, alumni, and families. The club is a collaboration between St. Pius X students and the St. Pius X Alumni Association.

MRS. AMY WILLIAMS, MODERATOR

The Random Acts of Kindness group works to spread joy and support throughout our school community. Our group activities may include creating cards for injured students, making locker signs to support students involved in Fine Arts or who compete in extracurricular activities. The club will also plan service opportunities for our group. We meet twice a month on Wednesdays after school in room 109.

MS. SUSAN BAKER, MODERATOR

Students for Life is a Pro-life student-led organization that focuses on all aspects of human dignity. Through speakers, service work, prayer, and events this organization works towards the recognition of human dignity from conception to natural death.