STUDENT LIFE

St. Anthony provides various clubs and activities to enhance students' educational program, promoting cooperation, enthusiasm, initiative, and responsibility. These activities are directed by the Student Government, divisional moderators, and club moderators.

2023-2024 School Calendar

  • Campus Ministry

    St. Anthony School offers various opportunities for students' spiritual development, led by the Campus Minister and collaborating with LIFE team and Campus Ministry club. Activities include school masses, prayer services, retreats, vocation days, apostolic ministries, Catholic faith programs, small Christian communities, and Christian leadership development. Campus Ministry personnel also provide spiritual counseling and mediation.

  • Student Government

    The St. Anthony School Student Government Association, or more commonly referred to as SGA, is made up of students who are voted by their peers to represent their individual grade levels as well as the entire student body.


    The Student Government Association (SGA) is responsible for promoting unity, respect, and cooperation among students, faculty, staff, and administration. They oversee activities for academic, social, and spiritual growth, provide a democratic forum for students to address school-related issues, and lead projects for the betterment of St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School and the community. The SGA also serves as a consultant to faculty and administration, promotes school spirit and unity through social events, and works with the SGA Moderator, Principal, and Head of School on class budgets and activities.


    The High School SGA, consisting of three main committees, meets monthly to plan student activities like spirit rallies, homecoming events, and special school-wide events. These committees are open to all students, including SGA officers. The Middle School SGA, which focuses on grades 6-8, meets monthly to plan events like lunch activities and themed spirit days. Both the Middle School and High School SGA meet monthly to plan events involving both campuses, such as Friday rallies or homecoming events.


    For more information about our Student Government program please contact our Student Government Moderator, Lily Koa at lkoa@sasmaui.org.

  • Board Game Club

    Board Game Club is a club where students meet weekly to play board games, which are fun, social, and intellectually stimulating activities. The club offers a relaxed environment for students to unwind, meet new people, develop social skills, and build camaraderie. The club can play classic or modern games and can be grouped according to the number of players required for each game. The club encourages team-building and cooperation among students, fostering a sense of community and inclusiveness. This initiative brings together students of different backgrounds and interests, fostering inclusiveness, teamwork, and mutual respect.

  • Book Club

    Reading books is a great way to escape reality and immerse oneself in a different world. Book Club will have students who will come together to read and discuss books, sharing thoughts, opinions, and ideas. It provides structure and motivation, expands one's reading horizons, and allows for intellectual stimulation and social interaction. This shared experience can lead to personal growth, expanded reading horizons, and lasting friendships.

  • Disney Choir

    The Disney Choir aims to bring passionate students together to practice and prepare for an upcoming trip to Disney and Universal Studios in April. Students will focus on perfecting many songs from Disney. The highlight of the club's activities will be the trip itself, where students will have the opportunity to perform at both theme parks and enjoy the attractions. 

  • Mock Trial

    Mock Trial participants compete against other schools statewide. Students take the role of prosecuting and defense attorneys simulating a real court trial. Students learn valuable skills such as research, organization, and public speaking. 

  • Gardening

    The club is open to anyone interested in gardening, and the projects that the club works on are located around the school.

  • Grief Club

    A place where students who are going through the difficult process of grieving can come together, connect with others, and find comfort to start the journey of healing.

  • Yearbook Club

    The yearbook is a cherished treasure for years to come. Aim to make this club a team effort that everyone is proud of.

  • Science/Environmental

    Students use this club time to prepare for the Science Fair.

  • Japanese Language


COUNSELING

The counseling program provides services and resources for the members of the school community, with the aim of facilitating educational, social, and professional development. Mrs. Nogaki and Ms. Chelsea are the two counselors available to support student needs. 


Our counselors respond to and address emotional, relational, and academic difficulties that arise. We strive to create a safe environment that empowers students to be their best self, where they ultimately feel cared for and supported. Services include individual counseling as well as mediation and topical group counseling (offered at various times). Assessment of personal counseling issues and students that require extended services will be guided to outside referrals as needed. 

  • Students, grades 6-12, are equipped with knowledge and skills for socio-emotional well being and college/career readiness. There are class guidance lessons that cover a wide range of topics and are catered to the students' developmental level. The topics include but are not limited to: relationship-building, organizational skills, study skills, stress management, career navigation, guidance with college applications, and accessing financial/scholarship resources. 


  • Students also receive individual academic advising to prepare for their 9th, 11th, & 12th grade years of schooling, as well as group academic advising for the other grades. There is emphasis to guide students in their special interests, and to take challenging classes (i.e. AP, dual enrollment) that will equip them for postsecondary options. 


  • Students are introduced and encouraged to learn more about colleges through college visits with admissions directors offered on our campus, attendance in fall & spring college fairs, announcing college acceptances at morning assemblies/announcements, and having specific guidance lessons for students to prepare for postsecondary pathways. There is also an annual Financial Aid/FAFSA Night offered to the seniors and their families. This allows them to start (and possibly finish) the FAFSA application with immediate, in-person assistance from specialists, and to learn more about the financial aid process. 
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