Student Government Association at NCC is led by Mr. Kevan Brown and Mrs. Nicole Sealy. It is the link between the students and the administration. SGA’s job is to be the voice of the student body and to lead and promote the school. SGA sponsors several student committees, dances, spirit days, and pep rallies. The group also assists with Open House, the Mentor Program and more.

The NCC Pep Club is open to all students. This group promotes school spirit by encouraging attendance at school-sponsored events. Some of their activities include selecting theme nights for particular games, organizing caravans, planning contests, and pep rallies.

The school newspaper, The Hilltopper, is open to all classes and every student is welcome to join.  What makes our newspaper unique is the ability of our students to write on a topic that interests them.  The focus of this year's newspaper is to make the student body aware of the world around them and to let them be heard within the school community.  The advisor for the newspaper is Mr. Kevan Brown.

Mock Trial provides the opportunity for students to experience what it’s like to be in a court of law and to experience what it is like to be on both sides of a case. It provides an opportunity for the students to organize a case from both the prosecution and defense and compete on a state level. Mr. Bill Morgan is the moderator for Mock Trial.

Mr. Ron Auteri coordinates the Students For Life Group. Students will be exposed to various pro-life issues ranging from abortion to euthanasia. It is hoped that they will develop a deeper respect for human life from the moment of conception to natural death. We try to achieve this goal through emphasis on prayer, sacraments, education, and involvement in activities. Students are also given the opportunity each year to participate in the March For Life and travel to Washington, D.C.

This group is open to all students who are interested throughout the school year to participate in school liturgies, etc. Deacon Jerry Franzen, Mr. Gary Devoto and Mrs. Therese Blank coordinate details for school masses and Choir. Church choir does outreach activities by singing at local schools, parishes, and other community agencies.

To be eligible for membership for National Honor Society (NHS), the candidate must be a member of the Sophomore or Junior class. Also, they must have been in attendance at NCC for a least one Trimester, and they must meet the minimum grade point average. Once this criterion has been met, students are considered candidates to the program. Membership is an honor bestowed upon a student. Selection is by a majority vote by a faculty committee and is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership. Mr. Bill Stamm oversee the process of NHS.

The Blood Drive Committee works in conjunction with Hoxworth Blood Center to host donor drives three to four times per year. NCC is proud to give back to the community in this capacity. It has been ranked in the top three in high schools in Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky year after year for the large number of donors recruited for this event. We hope to continue this tradition. Ms. Beth Schuck is the contact person for the Blood Drive Committee.

The NCC Drama Club gives students an understanding of theatre and allows them an opportunity to express themselves through fine arts. Performance opportunities are a wonderful way to assist with self-confidence and self esteem. Students may choose to be a part of the Drama Club without being on the school play. There are typically just as many students helping off the stage as actors on the stage. NCC is dedicated to the total drama experience of learning, commitment, and theatre. Mr. Kevan Brown is the Drama Club Faculty Advisor.

Mrs. Jenny Mertle is the moderator for the NCC Bowling Club Team. Walt’s Center Lanes is the sponsor of the team. The NCC Bowling Club competes against 15 other school teams from Northern Kentucky. A Conference Championship and a State Tournament is held each year. There is a limit of ten boys and ten girls who can be listed on the roster. In October, tryouts are held for the bowling team and sessions begin in mid November for a twelve-week session. Practices are held after school on Monday and matches are on Thursday. Team members are required to pay a membership fee of  $35.00.

The goal of the Biology Club is to make science less intimidating and more fun. We offer learning opportunities that will go beyond the classroom, and explore careers in science. Several guest speakers and field trips will be available throughout the year. In the past we have traveled to Costa Rica and hope to also travel to Belize in the near future to study their unique ecosystems. Membership is open to all students and the club is moderated by Mr. Bill Stamm.

Please visit the COF website and click on the Pathways menu item.  Our contact through COF is Mr. Chris Dillon and he can be reached at (859) 746-9110 or feel free to contact the NCC Development Office.  The yearly membership dues per individual is between $15 - $25 and all age groups are encouraged to become a member of the NCC John Paul II COF Court.  Membership application forms can be downloaded here.     

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If your child is already a member of another COF Court, please email Peggy Piccola  at pepiccola@ncchs.com with the Court # and Roster #.  They do not need to transfer to NCC’s Court.  NCC will benefit by them “signing in” at our event.  We have already held two events that where supplemented by the COF.

Please consider enrolling your child in Catholic Order of Foresters.  Our school as well as your child will benefit!   Contact Chris Dillon at 859-746-9110 or Peggy Piccola with questions.