Welcome to

St. Dominic High School

Mrs. Kirchner: Dean of Student Services

Mr. Denny Graser: Athletic Director

St. Dominic High School offers a wide range of extracurricular activities to provide opportunities for leadership and growth in social skills.

To help students work toward a balanced life, we hold to these life priorities in relationships:

1. God

2. Family and Friends

3. Academics

4. Athletics and Activities

Activities open to students who meet the eligibility standards include:

.:. Student Council

.:. National Honor Society

.:. Peer Listeners

.:. Fellowship of Christian Athletes

.:. National Art Honor Society

.:. International Club

.:. Math Team

.:. Crusader News

.:. Book Club

.:. St. Dominic Writers Guild

.:. Speech Team

.:. Librarians

.:. Sacristans

.:. Outreach Club

.:. Appalachian Summer and Christmas Projects

.:. Prayer Groups/You Are My Disciples 

.:. Newspaper

.:. Fall Play

.:. Musical

.:. Band and Chorale Ensembles

.:. Pep Club/Spirit Infusion

.:. Homecoming

.:. Spirit Days and Weeks

.:. Junior-Senior Prom

.:. Yearbook

.:. Liturgical Musicians

Activities needing parent volunteers:

  .:. Magazine Drive

.:. Freshman Prayer Day

.:. Cornucopia Dinner Auction

.:. Homecoming Dance

.:. Open House Host

.:. Freshman Recreation Night

.:. Winter Mixer

.:. Freshman Registration

.:. Academic Honors Night

.:. Telephoning or phon-a-thons

.:. Tutoring

.:. School/Development Office Mailings

 .:. Substitute Teaching (certified)

A student wishing to participate in the athletic program must meet eligibility standards that include academics and behavior. In addition, all athletes, cheerleaders, and pommers must have a physical examination each year of participation.

Physical exams must occur after February 1, 2009 to be valid for the 2009-2010 seasons. The insurance and release statements on the form must also be completed before participation.

ST. Dominic High School belongs to the Missouri State High School Activities Association. SDHS competes in the Archdiocesan Athletic Association Conference in all sports.  

  MSHSAA promotes the value of participation, sportsmanship, team play, and personal excellence to develop citizens who make positive contributions to their community and support the democratic principles of our state and nation.

Sports Teams

Boys:

.:. Soccer (3 levels)

.:. Football (3 levels)

.:. Cross Country (2 levels)

.:. Basketball (3 levels)

.:. Track & Field (2 levels) .:. Baseball (3 levels)

.:. Tennis

.:. Golf

Girls:

.:. Softball (2 levels)

.:. Volleyball (3 levels)

.:. Cross Country (2 levels) .:. Golf

.:. Tennis

.:. Basketball (3 levels)

.:. Soccer (3 levels)

.:. Swimming

.:. Track & Field (2 levels)

.:. Crusaderettes (Pommers)

.:. Cheerleading (3 levels)

Noteworthy State Achievements

2001 Girls Soccer State Champions!

2002 Boys Cross Country State Champions!

2004 Boys Soccer State Champions!

2007 Girls Soccer State Champions!

2008 Baseball State Champions!

37 of 37 teams received MSHSAA’s Scholastic Awards in 2007-08