Spread your wings in Cardinal Country.
Bishop Guertin students are encouraged to explore their gifts and talents by getting involved in the many clubs and activities the school has to offer. With more than 50 extracurriculars on campus, there is something for everyone. And if a club doesn’t exist yet, you can start one! All that’s required is your dedication and commitment.
CLUBS
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American Sign Language Club
The general purpose of this organization is not only to teach American Sign Language (ASL), but also to teach and explore Deaf culture. Whether you’re fluent in ASL or want to start learning, come check us out.
Art Club
This club is for all students interested in Art, who would like to come together to create and inspire! Students help to plan, organize and create projects outside of their classrooms. Projects could include workshops for pottery, pumpkin carving, creative doodling and many others. Members may have the opportunity to assist with events like the Gala and school musicals.
Biomedical Ethics Club
Encourages students to exchange ideas, as well as debate and create an awareness of ethical, social, and legal issues related to science, medicine and biology. Students also support humanitarian efforts through volunteering.
Campus Ministry
Bishop Guertin’s Campus Ministry program strives to guide our students in their faith and encourages a life-long commitment to spiritual growth. Students may assist with school masses, spiritual retreats, service learning, and are encouraged to take part in community volunteering.
Cardinal News
Cardinal News is a school-wide newspaper created and published by BG students. It provides them with the opportunity to acquire leadership skills and learn about the field of journalism. Students will also learn the art of layout and design, and they will spend time researching and writing articles which pertain to events at Bishop Guertin as well as outside of the school.
Chess Club
The Chess Club, open to all students, provides an opportunity to develop chess skills and learn about the game strategies, the value of patience, critical thinking and sportsmanship. Students who are interested may also have the opportunity to play competitively, taking part in various tournaments.
Cinematography Club
Classics Club
The Classics Club gives students of Latin and Greek an opportunity to get to know peers who share an interest in the Classics as well as participate in state competitions for Latin. They hold activities at least monthly to perform plays, watch films, re-create ancient games, and take trips.
Community Action Club
To support local non-profit organizations and help the Southern NH community by staffing local nonprofit events primarily on the weekends, and partnering with various BG clubs to further student involvement in the community.
Cribbage Club
One of the great things about cribbage is that it’s a social game. Players of all abilities are welcome to come mingle, laugh, relax, and have fun while playing. Cribbage is a card game traditionally for two players, but commonly played with three or four that involves grouping cards in combinations which gain points.
Cyperpatriot
Drama Club
Environmental Club
This society is open to all environmentally focused students who are interested in advancing their passion for preserving the environment through recycling efforts, service projects, leadership, and activism.
Equestrian Team
The Bishop Guertin High School Equestrian Team competes in the District II division of the New Hampshire High School Equestrian Teams (NHHSET). On the team, students of all levels will compete in classes including; English Equitation and Suitability, Trail, Dressage, Western and Western Dressage, Pole Bending, Barrel Racing, Working Teams, and Jumping. For the non-riders we also offer, grooming box challenge and spirit members. Competitions are held in Goffstown at Oak Rise Farm.
ESports
Fashion Club
FIRST Robotics Team
Students interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, are invited to join Team 811! Igniting problem-solving skills, teamwork, and creativity, students will gain hands-on experience as they design and build robots to play games with and to use against other robots in local, state, and national competitions. For more information on this exciting program, visit www.team811.com.
French Club
Offers students an opportunity to share the fun of French culture, language, and cuisine. Members will also have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities including travel, watching movies and films as well as participate in service projects.
French National Honor Society (Société Honoraire de Français)
The French National Honor Society is an organization whose intent is to recognize student excellence in the study of French language courses, francophone cultures, and to reach out in service to the community.
Gaming Club
Girls Bible Club
Global Ambassador Club
A Global Ambassador is any member of the BG community who is committed to creating a smaller, more globalized world. All are welcome! We strive to create a community atmosphere that is integrated and inclusive between international and domestic students. Global Ambassadors Club encourages any and all students that are interested in international relations, global issues, and promoting cultural connections that transcend borders to join! Members of the club will plan and partake in the World Heritage Festival, GAC Newsletter, and other social events throughout the year.
Habitat For Humanity
Interact Rotary Club
The Interact Rotary Club brings together students to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of “Service Above Self.” Find out how serious leadership can be seriously fun.
Latin National Honor Society
The Latin National Honor Society encourage an interest in, and an appreciation of, the language, literature and culture of ancient Greece and Rome, and to impart an understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of Classical antiquity.
Math Team
Through competitions with other New Hampshire high schools, the Math Team provides a supportive, fun and challenging atmosphere where students of all academic levels are encouraged to take part. Students will expand their math skills by enhancing their mastery of various math concepts and developing successful problem-solving strategies and techniques.
Medical Professionals Club
The Medical Professionals Club promotes interest of students in the field of healthcare. Students will be empowered to strive to reach their goals in becoming a healthcare professional and hopefully they will come out with experience and a better understanding of their own career goals.
Mock Trial
Students learn the workings of the state and federal judicial systems by studying a hypothetical case. The students work together to conduct legal research and they prepare to take on roles of counsel, witnesses and other members of the court. In a friendly but competitive atmosphere, students will develop important knowledge pertaining to the law and as well as critical thinking and speaking skills. The Mock Trial team competes throughout the year before experienced judges and lawyers, enhancing their oral and presentation skills. Competitions include two national tournaments; Denver and Yale, an invitational tournament hosted locally as well as a state tournament. Winners from this compete at the National level.
National Honor Society
The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students are notified at the beginning of junior or senior year if they are a candidate for NHS.
National Art Honor Society
The National Art Honor Society advances and assists student members to attain their highest potential in art, and to engage in meaningful programs and endeavors designed to raise awareness of the arts throughout the school and community.
The Nest
The heart of every school community lies with the student body. Be part of the energy that fuels the stands at a game or a meet, be part of The NEST! Embrace your school spirit, pride, and unite with other students to cheer our teams on to victory!
Quiz Bowl
Quiz bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, sports, and popular culture. If you enjoy trivia and a bit of healthy competition, consider joining our team! The group takes part in the New Hampshire Quiz Bowl League tournaments as well as New Hampshire Public Television’s Granite State Challenge.
Red Cross Club
S.C.O.R.E. (Student Committee on Racial Equality)
Science National Honor Society
Set Crew
Ski Club
Enjoy the outdoors and promote physical fitness by joining the Ski Club. Meet and mingle with other students, take ski or snowboarding lessons, and practice your skills on the many trails and hills. All are welcome.
Spanish National Honor Society
Recognize excellence in the study of the Spanish language, promote hispanic culture, and reach out in service to the community.
Spikeball Club
STEM Club
Student Ambassadors
Serve as the primary spokespeople and hosts at all Admissions events, both internally and externally, promoting the BG experience personally and professionally under the direction of the Office of Admission.
Student Athletic Leadership Team/Life of a Cardinal
Student Council
Provide and promote student representation and leadership for the entire student body; plan, direct and lead all school-wide student activities.
Tea Club
Tech Crew
The Tech Crew provides audio and visual support for all school-wide events including masses, band performances, and dances.
Tri-M Music Honor Society
The Tri-M Music Honor Society is the international music honor society for middle/junior high and high school students. It is designed to recognize students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service activities, and to inspire other students to excel at music and leadership. Members of this organization are enrolled in Honors Band and/or the Honors Choirs and regularly perform school service through music.