Before and After care Program
Students at St. Columba Catholic School have a variety of extracurricular activities to choose from. Students are encouraged to join in the fun!

Taekwondo students are taught by Master Lynnette Love, a celebrated American taekwondo practitioner and Olympian. Master Love achieved remarkable success in her career, winning a gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and a bronze medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. She is also a three-time World Champion and has been inducted into the Guinness Book of Records for her numerous national and world titles. Beyond her competitive achievements, Master Love has dedicated herself to teaching and coaching, inspiring many through her work at Love’s Taekwondo Academy. Her story has even inspired a movie, “Seoul, U.S.A.,” highlighting her impact on the sport and her community.

The choir plays a vital role in the school’s community and spiritual life. Comprising students from various grades, the choir provides musical leadership during church services, helping to enhance the liturgical experience with their harmonious voices. The choir not only performs during regular Sunday masses but also participates in special events and celebrations throughout the year. Through their dedication and practice, the students develop their musical talents and deepen their faith, creating a sense of unity and joy within the school and parish community

The Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) athletic program offers soccer and basketball for our school. The program, which fosters Christian attitudes, emphasizes sportsmanship and teamwork while learning the fundamentals of the sport. Parent volunteers coach our teams.

Students learn the fundamentals of instrumental music. Open to beginners of the trade and those with a bit more experience!

Saint Columba offers Chess Club via Chess Wizards every Tuesday. Chess Wizards are an eclectic mix of educators with a passion for the game of chess and an ability to make the game fun for kids! They use modern teaching techniques, exciting activities, and a sense of humor to create an exciting classroom experience that brings the game of chess to life.