
| National Junior Honor Society: Membership in the National Honor Society is an honor bestowed upon a student in the seventh and eighth grades. Sixth grade students may be inducted into the NJHS during the third quarter. Membership in the NJHS is both an honor and a responsibility. Students selected for membership are expected to continue to demonstrate the qualities of scholarship, service, citizenship, character, and leadership. Elementary National Honor Society: NEHS recognizes outstanding students in elementary school and involves its student members and chapters in promoting responsibility among all students, building stronger leaders, and serving the school and community. Athletics/Cheerleading: Athletics and cheer-leading at St. Paul School are extra-curricular activities. The team sports that are currently offered are cross-country, football (grades 6-8), volleyball, basketball, track, baseball, and softball for boys and girls in grades 5-8. Cheer-leading is also offered for students entering grades 6-8. A letter explaining the tryout process will be available from the athletic office. Environmental Club: St. Paul Environmental Club (E-Club) is a student organization with membership for students in grades five through eight. The main purpose of this organization is to provide educational experience in conservation, preservation and care for our God-given natural resources including water, land monthly and meetings include speakers who may bring in information to students in various scientific fields. Student Council: St. Paul Student Council is a school organization comprised of four elected seventh or eighth grade officers and a male and female representative from grades three through eight. All St. Paul Student Council members will be engaged in promoting worthwhile projects designed to meet the general and specific purposes of the school and council. Cherub Choir: The Cherub Choir is directed by our music and drama teacher. It is a group of singers from grades one to five who sing at various functions and community events. Some of the venues that we participate in include serenading residents of nursing homes, performing from barges during the annual Ford Holiday Riverboat event, and entertaining guests at local restaurants. Peer Mediation: Peer mediators are selected from grades 4-8 and attend peer mediation training. Peer mediators help students to effectively communicate with one another in order to resolve conflict in a positive manner. |

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