Clubs & Activities

Abriendo Puertas celebrates students’ Hispanic/Latino heritage with an emphasis on promoting cultural awareness to our students, providing leadership opportunities, and serving and connecting with the broader Hispanic community in Omaha.

A group of students who are interested in art and want to make some cool projects. You do not have to be enrolled in an art class to be in art club. Art club is not a replacement for art class, very little technique will be taught by Mrs. Langenfeld. Projects, for the most part, are student led

BSLC is an organization for high school-age youth of Black/African descent. Our mission is to cultivate character and develop leadership by providing internships and experiences where our youth can create, organize, and host culturally relevant projects and events.

We love reading popular books, following authors, watching Book-to-Screen adaptations, and playing games about books!

We are a group of girls who meet to grow in our faith through discussion, guest speakers and activities.

We meet twice a month to make crafts while eating snacks, listening to music, and making friends!

Students work to grow as writers individually, create writing events for the school, and curate a literary journal (Muse) to be shared in the spring.

Students in this club learn how to crochet or sharpen their crochet skills.

This club will foster civic engagement through discussion of current events, government, and politics.

The Future Business Leaders of America club brings business and education together through leadership development programs.

The Golden Girls pep club supports Monarch Athletics through our enthusiasm and school spirit at athletic events!

We are a Club at Mercy High School who is working to make environmentalism fun and accesible for all of our students.

The student IDEA Committee is a group of 11-12th grade students who work in conjunction with the Staff IDEA Committee to address issues of Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity within Mercy High School. Students and Staff meet regularly for listening sessions to give their opinions, voice their concerns, set growth and improvement goals and work to create school-wide initiatives related to areas of Inclusion, Equity and Diversity.

We practice for upcoming masses

Unleash your passion for math and join us in exploring the exciting world of numbers, puzzles, and problem-solving. We offer engaging puzzles and brain teasers; fascinating explorations of math concepts; friendly competitions and games; and opportunities for service through tutoring in the ASC. We meet on the first Thursday of the month in Ms. Gonderinger’s room (204). Be there or be square (because you won’t be a-round)!

This club comes up with ideas for new "merch" and designs new products. This is also a great club for anyone interested in graphic arts.

Monarchs for Life is a group that advocates for the protection and dignity of all human life, from conception to natural death. We work to raise awareness and respect for all life with fundraisers, service, education and discussion.

National Honor Society is committed to the values of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Juniors and seniors are invited to apply in the fall if they meet the minimum GPA requirement. Members will be involved in school and community service projects throughout the year.

Open Wings is a welcoming and hospitable space for all students at Mercy. It is a club for any student of any background to come together in a safe and supportive environment.

City-wide collaboration of area Catholic high schools working to raise funds and awareness around food insecurity. Operation Others holds an annual food drive and works to collect and deliver food items during the holiday season to more than 1500 families in the Omaha area.

Pastoral Council is a group of dedicated women who work to plan Masses, Prayer Services, morning prayer, and much more! We have a lot of fun working and serving together.

Founding members created this club last year to explore the percussive dance form of stepping and to learn routines themselves. They performed at our Day of Multiculturalism and their goal is to perform at some pep rallies and a game this year

Student council is a club with 3 purposes. We focus on raising school spirit, raising money for the school mission and being a liaison between students and administration.