St. Dominic High School provides a broad range of extracurricular programs and activities that encompass the areas of academics, performance, service, and sports. What is even more significant than the number of activities, however, are the opportunities available to each student to become an active member of the St. Dominic community

Because of our comparatively small size, a student does not have to be an expert or a star just to get into an activity or onto a team. There is a real opportunity to discover previously unknown talents as well as to hone unpolished ones.

Band

Membership in the Band is open to all students who play an instrument and audition successfully. Students are given many opportunities to develop their perform and develop their musical skills.

C.C.D. & Religion Teachers of Today and Tomorrow

This club is designed to aid those students who are teaching C.C.D. in their own parishes. Lesson plans are prepared and A.V. materials are previewed. The students may choose to further their own theological studies as preparation for future teaching.

Concert Chorus

Membership in the Concert Chorus is open to all students upon a successful audition. Students are given the opportunity to develop concepts and performance skills associated with varying musical content, structure, and styles.

Dance Program

The Dance program meets weekly for those students interested in exploring the world of dance.

FBLA(Future Business Leaders of America)

New York was chartered as the 35th State Association of FBLA in 1964. The St. Dominic Chapter of the FBLA participates in community service projects and local business projects as well as fundraising for the chosen state charity. In addition to these activities, FBLA members take part in competitions ranging from public speaking to business communications at the State Leadership Conference. Hopefully, they will have an opportunity to attend the National Leadership Conference. Ultimately, our goal is to prepare students to make the transition from school to the business world.

Harvard Model United Nations

Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students prepare extensive background information on the country assigned to St. Dominic then attend a three-day Model United Nations in Boston sponsored by Harvard University to debate global issues.

H.U.S.H. (Help Us Stop Hunger)

H.U.S.H. responds to the needs of the Christian community by acting as a clearinghouse for volunteers who serve wherever a need exists in the Nassau-Suffolk area. Its members are actively involved in people-helping-people programs, food and clothing programs, etc.

Math League

Open to students in all grades, the Math League meets bimonthly to compete in local and national math contests.

National Honor Societies

Capitulo Juana de Ibarbourou - Students who have maintained an average of 85% or higher for two semesters of Spanish II Regents and one semester of Spanish III Regents, have demonstrated qualities of good character, and have served as a Spanish tutor are eligible for membership.

Chapitre Antoine de Saint-Exupery - Students who have maintained an average of 92% or higher in French for at least six quarters and have an overall average of at least 85% are eligible for membership. Students must evidence an interest in the study of French language and culture.

Theodore Roosevelt Chapter - Students who have maintained an average of 3.50 or higher for three years and have demonstrated qualities of character, leadership, and service, as specified in the National Honor Society Handbook, are eligible for membership. This organization sponsors at least one educational project each year.

Newspaper (BayHawk Bulletin)

The BayHawk Bulletin is the school newspaper, which is published regularly by students interested in journalism.

School Theater Production

A theater production is staged each year. This activity is open to all students who are interested in performing or working backstage.

Science Olympiad

Students prepare throughout the year to compete in a variety of contests related to the fields of biology, chemistry, earth science, engineering, and physics at a county-wide Olympiad held in the spring. Membership is open to students from all grades.

Student Ambassadors

The Ambassadors begin the school year by organizing and facilitating the Freshmen Orientation activities. The Ambassadors also serve as tour facilitators at our Open House and whenever the need arises throughout the year. In addition, they escort prospective students around the school. The Ambassadors give of their time and energy in many other school and service activities as well.

Student Council

The Student Council provides a forum for the students' opinions. Serving as a liaison between school administration and general student body, our meetings are opportunities for discussion on potential changes in school policy or regulations. Relative to service, the Student Council helps to organize a variety of social/recreational activities and events, and periodically sponsors fund-raising campaigns for charitable causes.

Yearbook (Stella Maris)

Stella Maris, the school yearbook, is published annually by the students of St. Dominic High School. Staff positions are open to juniors and seniors.