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Student Clubs

TC offers a wide variety of clubs and activities that round out a student’s high school experience. The list of our active clubs changes often. Students often initiate new groups to meet their interests and TC welcomes these ideas.

Current Clubs and Moderators

Moderator: Melissa Vivino
 
Art Club is a place where current art students, former art students and those who have never even taken a class, but are interested in art can come to enrich themselves and hone their artistic skills. Students work on individual projects that they can keep. We work with various media to expose students to new experiences. Come be creative in Art Club!
 
Moderator: Tracy Tutrone
 
A crucial element to Catholic education is being exposed to and living out Christian service. The Blessed Edmund Society of Tampa, or BEST, is Tampa Catholic's student-run leadership organization dedicated to serving the marginalized in and around Tampa Bay. This group, modeled after the founder of the Christian Brothers, is composed of Crusaders that have a heart for dedicating their time to initiatives and missions that support Gospel truth.  
 
Moderator: Jina Masters
 
Moderator: Ryan Mulligan
AConversations with Christ's purpose is to provide students a space where they feel welcomed and encouraged to encounter Christ and grow with others in their faith. We meet monthly to share about our life with Christ, pray together, and enjoy breakfast. We also pray a rosary together on Friday mornings for all our Tampa Catholic Crusaders.
 
Moderator: Kierra Leopard
Moderator: Manny Duran
Drumline is an after-school musical organization that performs at all of the home football games as well as other major TC events (such as pep rallies, basketball games, the Christmas Tree Lighting, and the Children’s Gasparilla Parade). We practice after school a few times each week. We accept ALL interested members, regardless of prior experience with music, and are willing to teach new drummers. More than just a club, Drumline prides itself on being a welcoming family. If you are interested in joining Drumline, we would love to see you at our next practice!
 
Moderator: Cole Bellamy
 
Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda is a nonprofit co-curricular education association with over a quarter million students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. FBLA-PBL is the largest business career student organization in the world, which also includes chapters in Canada, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Korea and China. Our mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs, workshops, conferences, and competitions. FBLA recognizes and rewards excellence through state and national based competitions, students compete in events testing their business knowledge and skills.
 
Moderator: Mark Lee
 

If you are a person who loves French music, videos, and cuisine, then the French Club is for you!

We learn French words and expressions while listening and dancing to French music, or we watch parts of French films. Other days we do crafts related to upcoming French Holidays. But above all, we always eat delicious French food and we learn about French culture. The French club is open to all TC students. Come join us!

Moderator: Nilda Armstrong

Moderator: Sam Langelund
The Tampa Catholic home and garden club strives to promote a love for home economics and gardening, rooted in Catholic values. Our club members will enjoy our seasonal planting, holiday crafts, and monthly meetings related to these topics.
 
Moderator: Seraphine Watson-Rizo 

LO (Loyal) COS (Comrades) = Derived from the line in our Alma Mater "Loyal Comrades Sing".

Each year this group works hard to promote school spirit by bringing students, faculty, staff and alumni together and supporting the athletes of our Tampa Catholic family. The Green Locos sponsor pep assemblies, cheers at games, and are one of the driving spirit forces behind school pride. There are two important aspects of a successful Spirit Club: a really pumped up student body and good planning! From the fun series of events of a pep rally to the signs posted all over the school, its the Green Locos that pull it off flawlessly. Locos are keeping the spirited traditions alive at Tampa Catholic.

Membership Requirements: Tampa Catholic spirit, loud voice, creative mind, appropriate cheering and attendance at Tampa Catholic games and events.

Moderator: Victor Bague

Moderator: Mitchell King
HOSA at Tampa Catholic High School is in its third year. Since our inception as TC HOSA, we have embarked on an effort to expose the HOSA mission to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality healthcare by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill, and leadership development for our students. TC HOSA helps students meet the needs of the healthcare community. We offer a unique leadership development program, motivation, health science education, and biomedical science programs for those interested in pursuing careers in health professions. HOSA is dedicated to healthcare! By joining TC HOSA, students are committed to training beyond the basic technical skills needed for healthcare. The rapidly changing healthcare system requires dedicated workers who, in addition to their technical skills, are people-oriented and capable of playing a leadership role as part of a healthcare team.
 
Moderator: Alex Da Silva
 
The LLS club seeks to spread awareness about Leukemia and Lymphoma while raising money to go towards cancer research. In this club we are a part of the LLS Student Visionaries Program. We will be doing volunteering and fundraising events to raise money during a 7-week period starting in January. Other teams of high school students are also apart of Student Visionaries. At the closing gala, they wull announce the top team that raised the most money. 
 
LLS Mission: Dedicated to curing leukemia, lymphone, myeloma, and other blood cancers, we are now The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), the world's largest voluntary (nonprofit) health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research and providing education and patient services.
 
Moderator: Carson Smith
In a partnership with St. Jospeh's Hospital, the goal of TC Medical Pathfinders is to introduce students to career opportunities in the medical field through on-site visits and presentations at local hospitals and through guest speakers on-campus at Tampa Catholic.
Music Ministry provides the worship music for Tampa Catholic's monthly Masses. It meets once a week to set the music as well as practice the songs. All ability levels are welcome as well as various instruments. We also partake in outside campus Masses and holiday carolling as needed.
 
Moderator: Rebecca Lopez

TC’s Pro Life club is a group of students who are committed to growing in their faith and putting that faith into action, especially in regards to issues surrounding the sanctity of human life.  The group meets monthly to learn, discuss, and plan activities promoting a "Culture of Life".  Members participate annually in the "40 Days for Life" initiative with the Diocese of St. Petersburg as well as advocate against abortion and euthenasia at the state level.  The club prays the Rosary regularly for the sanctity of all human life from “womb to tomb”.

Moderator: Kierra Leopard

SHAPE is Tampa Catholic's student-led mentorship program for guiding freshmen through the transition into high school. On their first day of school, all freshmen at Tampa Catholic are matched with senior SHAPE mentors, who work to foster friendships with the newest members of the school community. SHAPE mentors plan regular events and retreats for the freshmen and look for opportunities to support them in and out of school. The program welcomes freshmen into the Tampa Catholic family, while providing seniors with rewarding service and leadership opportunities.
 
Moderators: Hannah Taylor and Eric LeVie
The purpose of Spanish Club is to provide the opportunity to our students to expand their knowledge on the Spanish culture and bring something extra of the Spanish-speaking world into our classes.  The club will bring a new aspect of the Hispanic culture and traditions to the student’s lives.
 
Moderator: TBD
 
Moderator: Alex da Silva
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Club will serve to assist students in deepening their interest in STEM through research, exploration and creation. Students work on individual and group investigations, and compete every year in the North Central Florida Regional Science Bowl competition in February.
 
Moderator: Elizabeth Garcia
 
The purpose of Tampa Catholic's Student Government organization is to develop good citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and service to both the Tampa Catholic community and our own local community. The goals of this organization are to promote harmonious relationships, to improve the morale of the student body, to assist in the management of certain school activities, to provide a forum for student voice, and to provide channels for student involvement.
 
Moderator: Michael Leone

Theatre TC helps students excel in several aspects of theatrical production from acting, directing, stage managing, lighting, costuming, makeup, and set building. Each year we put on two productions for our TC and surrounding community.

The winter production is a one-act show, taking place during all school lunches, and in the evening as a dinner show. The spring production is a two act show taking place over the course of a weekend with several evening and afternoon performances.

Eligible students, who are active in Theatre TC, can apply to be apart of the Thespian Troupe and compete at district and state competitions. The club also hosts Talent Night during TC’s homecoming week.

Moderator: Joyce Mayhew

Yearbook Freelance Club is dedicated to the growth of the yearbook staff and allows those interested in journalistic practices a place to develop their skills. Students are able to work on various skills, such as: graphic design, photography, and journalistic writing. The club functions as a support to the yearbook staffers in the journalism courses and provides those who cannot be in the journalism courses a chance to contribute to the production of the yearbook.