Asian American and Pacific Islanders Cultural Awareness Club – A club that connects students who are interested in or share an AAPI ethnic background and the Catholic faith. We want to spread awareness about Asian culture and educate others on topics such as Asian hate and discrimination.

This is a club to showcase individuals talents through music and singing.

This club is meant to create an intentional space for sharing among Black students at Charlotte Catholic. Club members, in consultation with their advisor, will determine guest speakers, presentations, topics for discussion, and/or service-learning projects throughout the year.

This club is meant to educate our school community on the subjects of archeology and anthropology through archeological digs and service opportunities.

This club is meant to build a community with a shared common love for art; to learn and improve drawing, painting, and 3D art skills.

Our club fosters one-on-one friendships with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

This club is a fun way for students to learn more about birds, different bird species, and conservation.

The mission of this club is to break the barriers of friend groups and socialize with other groups.

The Bright Blessings club is meant to prepare and donate necessities or volunteer at Bright Blessings Organization to help provide underprivileged kids with birthday parties.

The purpose of this club is to focus on Catholic social justice issues such as poverty, bigotry, and inequity/inequality.

The purpose of this club is to create a safe space for students to create and express themselves through ceramics.

Through the learning of a traditional martial art, students are participating in self-defense and self-discipline practices.

The Charlotte Catholic Rugby Club works to learn and play the game of rugby while also training to win the state championship and build sportsmanship and camaraderie on a team.

The Social Club exists to bridge gaps between friend groups and foster a stronger sense of community at Charlotte Catholic by hosting tailgates, social outings, and school-wide events.

The chess club is a fun way to learn and improve our knowledge and understanding through the game of chess.

The CLT Cleanup club focuses on saving the environment from littering by cleaning up trash around the city and expanding participation through signups for community service.

The Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is a national organization that prepares aspiring students for careers in Marketing, Management, Finance, and Hospitality.

The Environmental Club raises awareness of personal responsibility and action to develop good stewardship of the Earth and its life-giving resources given by God. This club facilitates on-campus recycling and off campus clean-ups.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes aims to promote service amongst athletes at the school by hosting charity sporting events and other events such as tailgates. 

The FIAT Club aims to help women navigate how to be a young Catholic woman in today’s society.

The Finance Club is meant to teach students about the finance world through speakers and different competitions.

The Flour Power Baking Club hosts bake sales throughout the year to raise money for charity and hosts baking events to donate baked goods.

This club is meant for students to learn about different cultures and make new friends through food! Every month, a member will choose a country or culture to represent. They will bring food from that country to share with everyone and share information about the country with the group.

The Freedom School Club is meant to collect supplies and volunteer for Freedom School to help kids prevent summer learning loss.

This club aims to inspire, inform, and guide students who are interested in the medical field through lectures, service, and discussion.

The German Club works to promote and teach about German culture through events such as service projects, preparing Oktoberfest, visiting different German businesses.

The goal of our club is to discuss global events and raise awareness by supporting different organizations with fundraising and service grounded in faith and charity.

This club is meant to promote exercise and emotional and physical well-being.

The Guitar club is meant to provide a place for students who enjoy playing guitar or who want to learn how to play guitar.

This club is meant to teach the basics of gymnastics to show off to friends or just to have fun! You’ll talk about different skills and the point system, and learn proper stretching, basic floor exercises, and routines.

The Hiking Club aims to relieve the mental stress of school by engaging in healthy physical activity.

No matter what kind of car you have or what it looks like, you’re blessed to have one! Get together with the hustle hands car club to learn more about each others’ cars and help with any repairs that the cars may need.

The Interact Club aims to help out people in need by raising money, donating items, and collecting items for those in need. Service projects include making meals for the homeless, volunteering at homeless shelters, and organizing donations for homeless shelters.

The International Thespian Society puts on performances and assists with other events around campus. Students earn points to be inducted into the society. By participating in various theatre related activities, students work towards 50 points for honors distinction at graduation. 

This club aims to spread awareness for the Isabella Santos Foundation and help volunteer and raise money for rare pediatric cancer research. The club volunteers for the Isabella Santos Foundation and raises money through bake sales and dress down days.

This club gives students a safe place to enjoy anime.

The Latin Club is meant to do service projects while enjoying activities based on ancient culture and language.

The Latin Honor Society exists to provide peer tutoring and support to younger Latin students.

The CCHS Legacy Club is there to support the Alumni Association and promote activities at Charlotte Catholic, such as Homecoming, the Alumni Basketball Tournament, etc.

The Levine Buddies Club builds relationships with the children at Levine Children’s Hospital. They work to perform activities that will lift the spirits of those in care at the Levine’s Children’s hospital.

Club members will enhance and improve the library space while bringing awareness to reading and information.

Mel’s Diner Club works to package and serve food out to refugees and to the homeless.

The Mental Health Awareness Club seeks to raise awareness of mental health in our school community and take action to support our peers.

The Mock Trial Team prepares students for trial competition as lawyers and witnesses. The competitions are sponsored by the NC Advocates for Justice.

The Moot Court Team prepares students for appellate hearings as lawyers. The competitions are sponsored by the Young Lawyers Division of the NC Bar Association.

Mountain biking is one of the fastest growing sports in the country. Come and enjoy this co-ed club through the NC mountain trails. 

The purpose of this club is to prepare Odyssey of the Mind teams for competitions which include creating an 8 minute skit and learning how to improvise in a limited amount of time.

The Operation Smile Club works to bring awareness to and raise money for kids cleft lip surgeries through bake sales and dress down days.

The Plans with Grands club helps elders as a community and works to make holidays special for them through gift baskets, cards, baked goods, and other activities.

This club will allow students to come together in a fun, accepting place to enjoy Pokemon and make friends.

SSS is a club to help women in our community feel stronger, safer, and smarter by learning techniques to protect themselves.

SAGE works to unites and support all of God’s children, to foster open dialogue within our faith-based community, and to raise money in an effort to support homeless youth.

The purpose of the skateboard club is to participate in the fun activity of skateboarding and to build friendships and camaraderie with others who enjoy skateboarding.

The Smash Bros Club is a club for all students to be able to hang out and decompress after school with Smash Bros and other video games.

The Spanish club seeks to find creative ways to bring awareness to Latino communities as well as donate to various Latino organizations and charities.

The purpose of the Sports Medicine Club is to assist our athletic trainers and Charlotte Catholic athletes with rehabs and/or sporting events.

The mission of the Storytelling Club is to maintain the art of storytelling through oral teaching and poetry recitation.

Need a fun way to relax and unplug after school? Join the Sudoku and Puzzles Club to do puzzles and play games among friends.

The Tea Club aims to share the joy and simplicity of tea while also being a great place to meet and hang out with friends.

The Webmasters Club will help students to learn how to build, manage, and promote websites.

The Tolkien Club is meant to read and talk about Tolkien’s works among friends and scholars.

The Veterans Appreciation Club is dedicated to helping and appreciating our veterans through service projects, honor walls and memorials, and other activities around the holidays.

Members support respect for human life in all ways from womb to tomb. We work with other pro-life agencies and attend March for Life in Washington.

W.O.W works to spread awareness and teaching about what it means to be a woman both physically and emotionally. They help women in need who don’t have access to basic feminine hygiene products and other necessities.

The Way Finders Ambassadors aim to help the less fortunate and give back by hosting bake sales, clothing drives, making Christmas goodie bags, and many other things.

The WWW club aspires to highlight the various aspects of femininity and discuss how it is approached in contemporary literature.

As young activists, we gather to discuss and better understand issues in today’s society and how it affects our local communities. We then work to help these communities through service projects such as fundraising and drives.

The Young Author’s Club seeks to have a group of students who enjoy creative writing and have a space to share and work on their writing skills. The club works with poetry, novels, short stories, plays, and game scripts.