

STUDENT LIFE
Each student has individual interests and God-given talents. Our goal is to help them flourish by offering a variety of opportunities to grow these interests and talents inside and outside of the traditional classroom. We offer numerous enrichment opportunities, along with extracurricular activities, clubs, and teams.
Field Trips
Field trips are offered at each grade level and help enrich our curriculum.
CYO Athletics
Students in grades 4-8 may participate in volleyball, basketball, track and field, soccer. Students in grades K-3 may participate in our junior track and field program, as well as the St. Anthony basketball league. For more information, contact Athletic Director Ryan Sullivan or visit the CYO website.
Carroll Youth Band
Students in grades 5-8 can participate in the Carroll Youth Band program. Students meet twice weekly for small group instruction. In addition, weekly full band practices, with students from six grade schools, are held at Carroll High School. There is a flat tuition fee for this program. For more information, contact band director Carl Soucek.
AlphaJump and Shark Tank
Through AlphaJump, middle schoolers engage in simulations about business and entrepreneurship. As part of the Shark Tank, students develop and pitch a business idea to a panel of judges. For more information, contact Brian LaDuca.
After School Care
Holy Angels School offers an After School Extension (ASE) program for working parents. Activities include outdoor play, homework and reading time, tutoring and special enrichment clubs. Care is offered both before and after the school day. For questions, contact ASE Director Nicole Richardson.
Mornings
Children may be dropped off between 7:05 and 7:20 a.m. They are supervised in the cafeteria until the morning bell rings. Morning care is offered at no additional charge.
Afternoons
ASE begins at 2:20 p.m. and is available until 5:30 p.m. Fees are $5.00 per child per hour. Students may bring their own snacks; milk and juice are available for purchase.
Peacemakers
Peacemakers are select 7th and 8th graders who were chosen by their peers and administration. They conduct numerous activities that help promote peace, kindness, and empathy in our school and community.