Clubs & Activities

Lego Club is open to students in K-8th grade and is typically run in February and March. Students have access to thousands of Legos and have the opportunity to build in collaboration with peers.

RCLS 6th – 8th graders may participate in Math League. The season runs from September-January, with weekly practices and 5 competitions. In the Rochester Math League our mathletes compete against students from the local Catholic Schools as well as Byron and Stewartville Public Schools.
 

• 5th graders: Practices are held beginning in February with a competition in early March.
• 6th graders: Practices are held in March with a competition in early April.

This club is open to 4th-8th graders. 

Lego Robotics allows students to build robots and solve challenges while expanding their abilities in science, technology, engineering, and math.

The RCLS Lego Robotics Group has joined the ILEO (IBM Lego Education Outreach). Under the guidance of IBM engineers and the Lego Club faculty leader, we join several area schools in conquering challenging projects each year. 

The RCLS Lego Robotics Club meets once each week from 3:00-4:30 pm in the RCLS CreatorSpace from September to December.

The ILEO (IBM Lego Education Outreach) competition is in December.

Safety patrol is an extracurricular activity in which students who participate gain leadership and responsibility experience. This yearly commitment is open to students in grades 6-8. Students take turns properly taking down and folding the school flags and assisting others as they safely leave the school and cross the street. Shifts are 15 minutes before and/or after school. Students will receive Overflow (service) hours for this activity.

Run Club is available to K-8 students in April and May. Students train together after school, accumulating miles toward a full marathon. The final leg is run at the Med-City Marathon on Memorial Day Weekend in Rochester.

Innovation Club activities are offered periodically and make use of technology and creative materials at the school. Activities and units are announced as they arise.

You never know what sort of activities might be highlighted in a short-term after-school activity club! RCLS strives to offer many new opportunities and experiences for students. Past offerings have included chess, ukulele, and knitting.