An education at MOQ is focused on the whole child. In addition to strong academics and developing faith, a rich variety of offerings provide students the opportunity to expand their learning beyond the textbook. MOQ has more than 20 groups and clubs that offer students the opportunity to develop leadership skills, develop and grow in areas of interest. They are mentored by and are mentors to students of other ages. Students fine-tune their relationship skills and learn how to communicate by listening and asking questions. Clubs, activities, and sports are a significant element of student life at Mary Our Queen Catholic School.

Mary Our Queen Catholic School recognizes that participation in support programs, such as extra-curricular activities, affects a student’s academic performance. The majority of our students participate in our extra-curricular activities.

An education at MOQ is focused on the whole child. In addition to strong academics and developing faith, a rich variety of offerings provide students the opportunity to expand their learning beyond the textbook. MOQ has more than X groups and clubs that offer students the opportunity to develop leadership skills, develop and grow in areas of interest. They are mentored by and are mentors to students of other ages. Students fine-tune their relationship skills and learn how to communicate by listening and asking questions. Clubs, activities, and sports are a significant element of student life at Mary Our Queen Catholic School.

Older classes regularly buddy up with younger classes for projects, experiments, field trips, and camaraderie. Our elementary schoolers look up to the middle schoolers, emulate them, and await the day that they, too, can be the school leaders.

Being part of a preschool through eighth school allows our older students to be examples and leaders for our younger grades. School-wide events like Mass, morning prayer, and spirit rallies unite students of all ages.

The buddies meet one-on-one at least once a month to read together, do a craft, and visit. The younger students love to see their buddies, and the older students take their buddy responsibilities very seriously.