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Mary Queen students have the opportunity to explore and strengthen their artistic, musical, and athletic abilities, as well as their academic and leadership skills, through a wide range of clubs. From the basketball court to the stage, Mary Queen offers something for everyone.
Band
Band provides students in 5th through 8th grade an opportunity for students to continue their appreciation of music. Band takes place during the school day for academic credit. The band performs at concerts throughout the school year.
Battle of the Books (BOB)
Students in 2nd through 8th grade can participate in the BOB program. Book clubs meet once a month after school throughout the year to discuss the books. Interested students can try out for the BOB teams which compete against the other Diocesan Schools for the annual “battle”.
Beta Club
Beta Club is represented by middle school students who promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, leadership, and service. Selected students are invited to participate and members are required to track their service hours during the year through completion and submission of the service hours record.
Choir
Drama Club
Kentucky Youth Assembly (KYA)
Middle school students may participate in the Kentucky Youth Assembly, a mock government assembly where children write and present legislation in the state capitol in Frankfort, meet in committee, and speak for or against specific student proposals.
Kentucky United Nations Assembly (KUNA)
Students in may participate in the Kentucky United Nations Association, where students prepare and present projects that celebrate the diversity of the many cultures of our world.
Morning Show
The morning show provides our Middle School students with the opportunity to gain broadcasting experience. From news to weather, our morning show keeps our school up to date on the latest happenings.
Recycling Club
Mary Queen has gone green and our school is making a conscientious effort to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Club members take care of emptying recycling bins and promoting an earth-conscientious environment.
Scouts
If you have a boy who is interested in Scouts contact the following:
Girl Scouts - If you have a girl in grades K-8 who is interested in Girl Scouts OR if you are interested in being a leader/volunteer contact the following:
Katie Baber (859)396-1359, or Email- [email protected]
Cub Scout Pack 282 and for boys in grade 1 to 5 contact OR if you are interested in being a leader/volunteer contact the following:
Cubmaster- Aaron Paris. Phone- 859-576-2090, or email- [email protected]
Boy Scout Troop 282 for boys ages 11 to 17 contact OR if you are interested in being a leader/volunteer contact the following:
Committee Chair, John Tomecek at 859-296-5803, or Email- [email protected]
or Scoutmaster John Rotramel at 859-382-9639, or Email - [email protected]
ScoutsBSA Troop 8 If you have a girl age 11-17 who is interested in ScoutsBSA (new troop for girls only) OR if you are interested in being a leader/volunteer contact the following:
Scoutmaster: Bethany Herron at 859-753-0305 or Email - [email protected]
STLP
Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) allows students to work on a technology project that may benefit the school or classroom. Typically groups of students work on projects that can be shown at regional and state STLP competitions.