Moderator: Ann Jett
The Seton High School Academic Team participates in the Greater Cincinnati Academic League, which consists of teams from 16 area Catholic high schools. The team competes in weekly matches at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College; matches are held at both varsity and reserve levels. Competitions include questions covering a wide variety of disciplines, including math, science, literature, history, geography, and fine arts. There are varsity and reserve level matches.
Moderator: Margie Metz
Anime Club promotes a pop-culture inspired alternative to the traditional Art Club requirements. We seek to inspire developing artists and writers to explore graphic design through the comic industry. We promote positive, life-affirming expressions to our artwork and stories.
We also seek to promote Japanese culture to the whole Seton community, in the hopes of fostering tolerance and Asian awareness among our entire Seton community.
Art Club members participate in various opportunities throughout the year. Each year provides different events, but often include holiday window painting, Art Week, student art competitions and more.
There is an Annual Art Show held at Seton each May.
Students work on murals and other art works throughout the school.
There are also visits to art museums and galleries, art fundraisers, and artistic volunteer work.
Art Club is open to everyone and the meetings are held in the art room at 2:15 on Wednesdays.
Moderator: Margie Metz
Please contact Mrs. Metz for any questions about Art Club at metzm@setoncincinnati.org
Moderator: Marianne Ridiman
The Campus Ministry Program of Seton High School supports the school mission by attending to the spiritual needs of the Seton community. Students and staff members who are involved in Campus Ministry plan and participate in school prayer services, liturgies, retreats and days of reflection. Students and staff members can also lead prayer each morning over the PA system and before meetings.
Campus Ministry is also concerned with outreach to the community and has several planned service projects throughout the school year. Membership to Campus Ministry is open to every grade level and training for liturgical roles is available and encouraged.
Each Seton student completes a minimum of fifteen hours of Community Service each year.
Moderator: Monica Robert
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION CLUB Mission: to create a positive, supportive, and educational environment that broadens our understanding of multi-cultures, diversity and social justice. This club provides an equal opportunity to everyone; allowing them to be authentic transparent and vulnerable based on our shared belief that we are all created in the image and likeness of God and our unwavering knowledge of the dignity of all human beings
Moderator: Gary Rodgers (Elder HS) rogersgg@elderhs.net
Drama is open to everyone. This organization sponsors non-musical productions during the school year. Meetings are held on varying days and times, depending on the current production and time of year.
Auditions and rehearsals take place in the fall for the November production.
Moderator: Ann Jett
The Seton High School Environmental Club works to raise awareness about environmental issues within our campus and surrounding community. We wish to educate our community on recycling and how to live an eco-friendly lifestyle.
Activities include:
Moderator: Florence Madelaine
The French Club is an organization that promotes French and Francophone culture and awareness to the students at Seton. The club meets biweekly and is open to all students who are interested in learning about the French Culture. The club will focus on holidays and events.
Moderator: Jason Berling
Hope Squad members are students, selected by their peers, known for being:Advisors: Erin Flowers, Jenny Jenkins, Erin Rowland, Vicki Fuchs
School Dean: Marianne Ridiman
House Deans:
Justin Kohler- Segale
Erin Flowers- O’Connell
Shawna McQuillan- Cedar
Gina Rider- Emmits
Click HERE for more information about this student government model.
Moderator: Mrs. Katie Meese
Moderator: Ann Jett
Moderators: Katie Finn
Mock Trial offers an innovative approach to learning the law and how our legal system functions. Guided by teachers and volunteer legal advisors, students participate in an original, unscripted simulated trial written by attorneys. High school students argue both sides of the case in real courtrooms across the state. The state finals are held in the Ohio Statehouse and the winner advances to the national competition.
Moderator: Margie Metz
Art students enrolled in their third or fourth year of Visual Arts classes that earn an average of 93% or above for their full year/semester courses are inducted into Seton’s chapter of the National Art Honor Society. NAHS Cords are given to Senior Art graduates that maintain their 93% or above in at least three and a half years of art classes (7 or 8 semesters). As with any Honor Society, incidences of cheating, plagiarism or personal misconduct at any time may immediately disqualify students from membership. Students inducted into the National Art Honor Society serve the community and school through art-related projects. Students have painted murals, rain barrels, donated art for events like Setonsation, taught art at after school programs, and many other activities. A ceremony will be held each spring to celebrate the induction of new members into the National Art Honor Society.
Moderator: Mrs. Katie Meese
The St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Chapter of the National Honor Society at Seton High School is an organization devoted to scholarship, service, leadership and character. While striving to maintain the highest academic standards and lead their classmates, NHS members also perform community service as individuals and as a group, including offering free tutoring to all Seton students. Members are selected during their junior or senior year on the basis of scholarship (minimum of a 3.65 GPA, unweighted), service (Seton-wide service requirement of 15 hours met each year), leadership (Candidate Information Form), and character (faculty evaluations, evaluation of conduct points, academic integrity, and attendance). Eligible candidates will be notified and invited to apply by email in the first quarter of their junior/senior year.
The National Honor Society is Seton High School’s most prestigious Honor Society. Students are expected to maintain high degrees of academic and personal integrity to remain members. Incidences of academic and personal misconduct can immediately disqualify students from membership in accordance with the Bylaws for the Honor Society.
Click HERE to view a video explaining the selection process.
Members of the Spanish Honor Society maintain high academic and personal integrity while serving their school and community.
National Spanish Honor Society Members:
1 hour of service
1 meeting per month
Service Opportunities:
St Lawrence: tutor Tuesdays 3:00-3:30
Holy Family: tutor Wednesdays after school
Holy Family: help with Children’s Church Sundays 11:00-12:15
Seton: tutor a student that takes Spanish (give business cards with your information and times available to the Spanish teachers)
As with any Honor Society, incidences of cheating, plagiarism or personal misconduct at any time can immediately disqualify students from membership in accordance with the policies outlined in the organization’s Bylaws, Academic Policies and Course Descriptions Handbook and the Student Handbook.
Moderator: Erin Vanover
Moderator: Andy Zerhusen
Saints for Life club mission is to enable our community to understand the fullness of being pro-life and thus achieve greater freedom and love for ourselves, our school and our greater community.
Moderator: Justin Kohler
Assist with running video announcements, producing school videos, and designing lighting and sound in the Performance Hall.
Moderator: Advancement Department
Seton High School advocating for the Seton Community and its constituents by way of time, treasure and talent in the spirit of their Patroness, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton.
Moderator: Shawna McQuillan
The Spanish Club is an organization comprised of those students who want to experience the rich Hispanic culture through food, craft and music. Spanish club meets twice a quarter. All students are encouraged to attend. Spanish Club elects officers who direct the meetings and facilitate events.
Moderator: Justin Kohler
Stage Crew assists the music department with all productions and concerts throughout the year, including the Fall Drama Production and Spring Musical. Stage Crew operates under the current director of the program or concert and meets at various times throughout the year.
Moderator: Robyn Schwarz
As a part of Seton High School, StrongHer will strive to strengthen self-esteem and confidence in girls of all ages. This club will promote individuality, inner beauty and acts of kindness by sharing messages of acceptance, motivation and strength. Our goal is to be optimistic role models for our peers and younger girls while continuing to enhance the welcoming tradition of the Seton sisterhood.
Meetings are held every Monday, right after school until 3:20.
Questions or ideas can be sent to schwarzr@setoncincinnati.org
Moderator: Marianne Ridiman
The student ambassador program is known as Seton Has Spirit (SHS)!!! Members of the Ambassador program represent Seton at various activities including school fairs, Open House and the Evening of Distinction. In addition, they are asked to serve as hostesses and/or attend events both during the school day and outside of school hours.
Admission to the program is by application only. Applications are available in the fourth quarter for the upcoming school year. Interested students are asked to complete an application and submit it to the Director of Student Retention. Participants are selected by a representative group of faculty and staff.
