Co-Curricular Activities

Overview

Achieve A Well-Rounded Education With Co-Curriculars

At Oldenburg Academy, over 90% of students participate in athletics and/or co-curricular activities.

Becoming involved at OA will not only look great on a college application, but will help build relationships with classmates, teachers, and community members.

Participation in these groups is a great way for students to make new friends and achieve a well-rounded education. Check out the following co-curricular activities available at OA. There's something for everyone!

Oldenburg Academy offers opportunities for all students to be involved in Campus Ministry,
Fine Arts and Co-Curriculars. From being a class officer, to leading a retreat group, or playing an instrument in the OA Orchestra, every student will
find his or her niche.

Offerings

Academic Team

Competes against Indianapolis schools.

Moderator: Mr. Justin Hartman
jhartman@oldenburgacademy.org

Academy Ambassadors

Promotes the school through various activities such as speaking at middle schools, providing tours at Open House, serving as hosts to shadow students, and participating in the Freshmen Picnic.

Moderator: Mrs. Molly Freeland
mfreeland@oldenburgacademy.org

Academy Singers

Auditions are open to all grades.

Moderator: Mr. Brian Knueven
bknueven@oldenburgacademy.org

Adopt-A-Sis Club

Students ‘adopt’ a Sister of St. Francis on campus – sharing time and lunch.

Moderator: Mrs. Debbie Gregg
dgregg@oldenburgacademy.org

Archery Club

Moderator: Mr. David Jensen
djenson@oldenburgacademy.org

Art Club

Provides the school with special art projects throughout the year.

Moderator: Mrs. Theresa Murphy
tmurphy@oldenburgacademy.org

Book Club

Promotes the enjoyment of reading through discussion of literature - old and new.

Moderator: Ms. Helen Yane
hyane@oldenburgacademy.org

Campus Ministry

Helps plan and facilitate service projects, student retreats, and worship services and promotes a Catholic presence and Franciscan spirituality on campus. Campus Ministry sponsors the March for Life trip to Washington, DC as well as the spring break mission trip to Cincinnati, which is organized by the Cincinnati based Franciscans for the Poor.

Moderator: Mrs. Debbie Gregg
dgregg@oldenburgacademy.org

Drama Club

Students perform productions throughout the year. The group provides an opportunity for creative expression in theater arts, both on and off-stage.

Moderator: Ms. Carly Everett
drama@oldenburgacademy.org

Golf Club

Learn skills to enjoy this lifelong sport.

Moderator: Mr. Jason Walke
jwalke@oldenburgacademy.org

Literary Magazine Club

Moderator: Ms. Helen Yane
hyane@oldenburgacademy.org

National Honor Society

Students apply and are selected by faculty. Membership is open to qualified juniors and seniors who meet academic, leadership, service and character criteria. Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 is required. NHS students offer peer tutoring for OA students.

Moderator: Mrs. Mary Gehring
mgehring@oldenburgacademy.org

Pickleball Club

Moderator: Mrs. Debbie Gregg
dgregg@oldenburgacademy.org

Recyclones

Students committed to preserving our resources by recycling.

Moderator: Ms. Helen Yane
hyane@oldenburgacademy.org

Sewing Club

Sewing club is a weekly meeting open to sewists of all skill levels. Whether you're a newbie who has never sat at a machine, or someone who has been sewing 4H for years, sewing club is a relaxed space to come and work on any project of your choosing - quilts, garments, stuffed animals, scrunchies, and more!

Moderator: Mrs. Marshall Kellenburger
mkellenburger@oldenburgacademy.org

String Ensemble Club

Moderator: Mr. Brian Knueven ‘05
bknueven@oldenburgacademy.org

Student Council (STUCO)

Student governing body – elected positions

Moderator: Ms. Helen Yane
hyane@oldenburgacademy.org