Organizations
Student Government Association/Student Council
The Student Government Association was designed to produce leaders from the students, so that the student body will have a role in making school decisions. The purpose of SGA is to provide a group of leaders within the school who come together to represent and promote the interests of all of the students, as well as to represent and promote Saint Agnes to the community.  All Student Council and Commissioner positions are elected.

Honor Council
"The purpose of the Saint Agnes Honor System is to create an atmosphere built on trust.  Although there are many reasons that students attend Saint Agnes, one of the most important is the strong feeling of trust and security among students, faculty, and staff.  As a result, members of the Saint Agnes Academy community are obligated to conduct themselves responsibly with respect for the rights, possessions, and privacy of others.  The Honor Council, comprised of students and faculty members, preserves the atmosphere of trust within the school community, oversees and enforces the Honor Code.  The Honor Council's chief responsibility is to educate the Saint Agnes Academy community about the Honor System" (Taken from the Honor Code Handbook).  The Honor Council chairpersons are appointed, and those serving on the Council are in elected positions.

Student Ambassador Board
The Student Ambassador Board represents St Agnes as leaders of the school. Events include Leadership Training, the Freshman Student Orientation, and hosting open houses. Requirements include applications to be turned in during the junior year, and the commitment to attend the leadership-training seminar.  Members are chosen by a committee.

Specialty Groups
MUSIC:
Ladies First
Ladies First is St. Agnes' auditioned a cappella choir, which consists of 16-20 members. They sing a wide range of songs from pop hits, to classic Christmas tunes, to songs of prayer, and perform at various school and local events. In order to participate in Ladies First, the student must be involved in either Starlettes or an advanced vocal music class.

Starlettes
Starlettes is the Upper School choral group for students who enjoy musical performances. The club practices once a week after school and is open to all high school students. They sing at mass and other school functions and have two performances a year.

THEOLOGY:
Dominican Leadership
The Dominican Leadership Team serves to preach, to serve, and to educate our community about the four pillars of Dominican life.

LIGHT
LIGHT is the religious organization in the Upper School of St. Agnes Academy. The full name is “Living in God’s Holy Truth.” LIGHT enables students to deepen their faith with the Lord and with each other. In a community of friends, students experience a sharing of faith and love and are encouraged to carry this LIGHT to all people.

Academic Teams
Mock Trial
This activity allows students to become familiar with the justice system by their participation in the trial process in the courtroom.

Knowledge Bowl
Participation in Knowledge Bowl provides the opportunity for students to learn and to compete in an academic setting.

Clubs
Ecology Club
The Ecology Club was founded to raise environmental awareness through activities such as No Waste Lunch Day and recycling.

French Club
The French Club was created to teach its members more about French language and culture and to help them enjoy it. You must be a present or former student of French. Events include the Cajun trip and the Tour de St. Agnes.

International Food Club
The International Food Club was founded so that students could explore the culture and cuisine of other countries through cooking and testing different dishes.

iStars
iStars is a service organization dedicated to helping students and faculty with their basic computer problems. They also teach new students and teachers how to use their computers. Members are taught how to use many different applications and how to troubleshoot, so that they may effectively help students and teachers in the classroom.

Key Club
Key Club is an organization centered on providing the community with service and building the character and leadership of its members. Events and service projects include the Key Club Rally, the Cooper Young Festival, book drives for Jubilee schools, tutoring and cooking meals for underprivileged children at First Works, and various other activities.

LAMBS
This group is comprised of students who serve as Cybrary Ambassadors.  Activities are designed to raise awareness of the cybrary offerings.

Latin Club
The Latin Club, in combination with the French and Spanish Clubs, has many activities throughout the year. We study the culture and practice traditions of the ancient Romans.  

Pep Club
This club was founded to foster school spirit for various activities such as athletic events, fundraisers, and school events, such as Field Day, Spirit Week, Prince Charming, and the Lisa Lass 5k.

Photography Club
The Photography Club was created to promote interest in photography. We have monthly meetings and take pictures for some school activities.

The Real World
In this club, we teach girls things they will need to know in the "real world".  These are skills such as sewing, knitting, and cooking.

SADD
Students Against Destructive Decisions was created to spread awareness of the consequences of drunk driving and other destructive decisions. Events include Prom Promise, Grim Reaper Day, and Red Ribbon Day.

Spanish Club
The Spanish Club provides service to Hispanic communities and a school-wide awareness of Hispanic Culture. Events include the Fiesta Internacional, fundraisers, various volunteer opportunities, and tutoring English as a second language.

Stars in Government
Stars in Government is a club for politically conscious students.  This club travels to Nashville, TN to participate in Model United Nations first semester and Youth Legislature second semester.

Honoraries
Junior Classical League/American Classical League
These honoraries have been established to honor those students showing excellence in the Latin language.

Mu Alpha Theta (MATH)
Mu Alpha Theta was created to promote fun and interesting ways to learn more about math. Events include Pi Day and the regional math contests.

National Honor Society
This organization is designed to honor those students who have shown excellence in four areas:  leadership, scholarship, character, and service.

Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica
Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica was created to honor those students who have excelled in the Spanish language and met the academic requirements necessary. Students are eligible second semester sophomore year.

Societe Honoraire De Francais
Membership in this French Honor Society is intended to recognize students who have shown excellence, leadership, and commitment in French classes. Students are eligible second semester sophomore year.

Publications
Aquila Yearbook
The Aquila Yearbook is designed to help students learn various techniques and skills needed in putting together a school annual. Students will be involved in activities such as ad sales, photography, caption writing, copy editing, cropping photographs, and using computer software to design page layouts.

Calliope
Calliope creates an award-winning art and literary magazine celebrating the artistic and writing talents of St. Agnes students. Events include Spotlight Day on Halloween and layout in second semester.

Glimmer Magazine
Glimmer Magazine features fashion, music, books, local stores and restaurants, and also a special features section. The magazine is published once a year. Glimmer holds an annual fashion show during the spring to raise money for the publication of the magazine.

Newspaper
The electronic newspaper is designed to make students aware of activities on campus, as well as trends in the community. Articles are written by the student staff members and contributing student guest writers.  These journalism students learn newspaper protocol, layout techniques, caption writing, and editing.