Upper Level Clubs & Organizations

Upper Level Clubs

Whatever your interest, most likely you can find a club for it at NDP!

Upper Level Organizations

Four key organizations comprise the student leadership of Notre Dame Prep. Officers in the Athletic Association (AA), Christian Community Awareness Program (CCAP), Student Council (SC), and Diversity-Equity-Inclusion-Belonging (DEIB) Council are elected each spring by the student body and become role models for student leadership. In addition to these officers, a representative from each advisory is elected to each of the four organizations.

Athletic Association (AA)

Designed to support physical fitness among students, the AA sponsors many events throughout the school year such as intramural sports, the annual fall dance and Tree Trim. AA members take the lead in the time-honored Gym Meet, and the annual Sports Recognition Reception, held for all athletes, pays tribute to all of NDP's athletes, managers, and coaches for their outstanding work during the year.
Christian Community Awareness Program (CCAP)

CCAP is an organization dedicated to serving the community. The group sponsors the Red Cross Blood Drive; food donations to Our Daily Bread soup kitchen; the Penny Queen fundraiser; the fall CCAP Dance for grade 9 & 10 students; and a Christmas party for Head Start children.
Student Council (SC)

The student government arm of NDP, the Student Council (SC) conducts many programs designed to foster student leadership both in the Middle and Upper Levels. The Student-Faculty Board, which the organization runs, provides a forum for students and faculty to dialogue about important issues on campus affecting the lives of students. In addition, SC provides guides for the school's annual Open House, co-sponsors Tree Trim with the Athletic Association, and sponsors the annual Spring Dance.
Student Diversity Council

The Student Diversity Council is comprised of leaders from the school’s affinity groups and advisory representatives. The group focuses on programming, peer education, and dialog to promote a welcoming environment for all.