Clubs & Organizations

Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School is a proud member of the SWLA Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).  Students in 5th - 12th grades meet weekly for devotions that offer athletes and non-athletes a Christian perspective on how to have a positive attitude and Christian character in competition and interaction with coaches.  Students have an opportunity to lead prayer both at meetings and in activities such as "Meet you at the Pole", held annually. 

Lower School Sponsor: Ryan Patin

Middle and High School Sponsor: Paula Clemmons

The Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School Library Club is one of the most active clubs in our school and involves grades 5 and up.  The library club is involved both in the school community and with other library clubs around the state.  Knowledge, Reading and Service are the core pieces of action that help guide the clubs activities.  The club proudly supports the Faith & Friends Food Pantry with not only school-wide food drives but work alongside Good Shepherd Episcopal Church members at the pantry monthly.   This club is unique in which it is student-led.  The sponsor guides the discussions but students set the meeting agenda, recruit help, and put their projects into motion.  

 

Please email Mrs. Paula Clemmons for more information at [email protected] 

Lower School - Student Council in our lower school provides students with their first taste of serving their school and community. Lower school student council is open to students in fifth and sixth grades. Students in our lower school student council create things for the community, assist and serve the community, and serve our school and faculty as a whole. In completing various activities and acts of service, our lower school students are better equipped to take on our robust and action packed student council on the south campus.

Lower School Sponsor: Leigh Anne Paul

Middle and High School - Student Council at Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School is the heart of student involvement. It develops leadership skills among students, promotes school spirit and pride, builds communication with all student groups, and serves as the voice of the students.

The Student Council can lead to positive change because its activities and projects are testing grounds for ideas which can become part of the school.

Middle and High School Sponsors:  Kailyn Thibodeaux and Emily Fruge

The south campus offers pop-up clubs that meet a handful of times to promote student interests.  These clubs offer less of a commitment than others, but promote individual interests for students.