Clubs and Co-Curriculars

The Aquaponics Club at San Miguel High School engages students in hands-on learning at the intersection of science, sustainability, and agriculture by maintaining a living ecosystem that connects fish and plant cultivation. Through this experiential program, students develop skills in environmental stewardship, problem-solving, and teamwork while exploring innovative approaches to sustainable food production.

Outdoors Club offers students opportunities to connect with nature through activities like hiking, camping, and environmental exploration. The club promotes physical well-being, teamwork, and appreciation for the natural world. Students gain confidence and resilience through shared outdoor experiences. It also encourages environmental stewardship and respect for nature and creation.

Kino Teens is rooted in service and solidarity, and outreach to marginalized communities. Members participate in service projects that address real needs, particularly along the Southern Arizona border region. The club emphasizes compassion, justice, and relationship-building. Students grow in awareness of social issues and their responsibility to act.

Choir provides students with the opportunity to grow as vocalists while collaborating in a supportive musical community. Members perform at liturgies, assemblies, and special events, contributing to the spiritual and cultural life of the school. Choir also creates a space where students can build confidence and share their talents.

National Honor Society recognizes students who excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members are expected to maintain high academic standards while actively contributing to their community. The organization provides opportunities for meaningful service and leadership development. It challenges students to be role models both in and out of the classroom.

National Art Honor Society celebrates students with strong artistic ability and a passion for creativity. Members engage in projects that showcase their talents and contribute art to the school and broader community. The club promotes artistic growth, collaboration, and service through the arts. It also encourages students to use creativity as a form of expression and impact.

Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica recognizes students who have demonstrated excellence in the Spanish language and a commitment to learning. Members celebrate Hispanic cultures through events, service, and educational activities. The club promotes cultural appreciation and academic achievement. It also encourages students to use their language skills in meaningful, real-world ways.

Student Council serves as the central leadership body representing the students at San Miguel and the main spirit organization on campus. Members plan major school events, promote school spirit, and support initiatives that enhance student life. They collaborate with faculty and administration to address student needs and ideas. The council builds leadership, organization, and communication skills.

Robotics allows students to design, build, and program robots while participating in competitions and challenges. Members develop technical skills in coding, engineering, and teamwork. The club emphasizes creativity, persistence, and problem-solving. It prepares students for future opportunities in STEM fields through hands-on learning.

Yearbook is a creative and collaborative team responsible for documenting the school year. Members take photos, design layouts, and write content that captures important moments and stories. The club builds skills in journalism, photography, and design. It creates a lasting record that celebrates the school community and its experiences.

CORE Student Ministry is a faith-centered leadership group dedicated to nurturing the spiritual life of the school. Members lead retreats, organize prayer services, and create opportunities for reflection and community. The group emphasizes service, faith development, and peer leadership. It invites students to grow in their relationship with God and others.

Student Ambassadors serve as the welcoming face of the school, helping prospective students and families, and donors experience the San Miguel community firsthand. They lead tours, assist at admissions events, and share their personal stories to highlight what makes the school unique. Through their work, they build pride in the school and strengthen connections with future students. This role also develops confidence, communication, and leadership skills.

El Otro Lado creates space for students to explore identity, culture, and social realities around migration and immigration, especially those connected to border and bicultural experiences. Through dialogue, storytelling, and reflection, members engage important topics that shape their lives and communities. The club encourages the Catholic Social Teaching values of empathy, awareness, and critical thinking. It aims to foster a deeper sense of belonging and understanding.

Racing the Sun challenges students to design, build, and race solar-powered vehicles in competitive events. Team members apply concepts from engineering, physics, and sustainability in a hands-on environment. The club fosters innovation, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. Students also gain real-world experience working on long-term, project-based goals.