Strake Jesuit Mothers' Club
The Mothers’ Club of Strake Jesuit College Preparatory is an organization which provides opportunities for its members to meet and get to know one another while performing valuable services for the Strake Jesuit community. All parents and guardians of Strake Jesuit students are members of the Mothers’ Club. The Mothers’ Club offers a variety of volunteer activities ranging from working in the library or counselor’s office, providing refreshments for the parent-teacher meetings and teacher appreciation events, to serving on the fund-raising committees. The Mothers’ Club sponsors the Spring Fling carnival and raffle held in March of each year, which benefits the Strake Jesuit financial aid program. We encourage parents to get involved in the many activities of the Mothers’ Club. Being involved at Strake Jesuit offers a wonderful model for our sons, as an example of our willingness to sacrifice time and effort to offer them the best possible secondary educational experience that we can. Your participation will make a difference to all; your memories from these quick years will last forever. By giving to our Strake Jesuit family, we are a living example to our sons of what it truly means to be “people for others”.
A listing of our committees and chairman is available on the 'Committees' link in the lefthand margin.
Our Mothers’ Club meetings are held in the Clay Student Center Conference Room at 11:00 am, unless otherwise noted. Here are the meeting dates for 2012-13:
August 22
October 10
December 13
January 16
March 20
May 8 (Mothers for Others)
Any questions regarding the Strake Jesuit Mothers' Club can be directed to one of the Executive Board members listed below.
To access a volunteer form, click here.
Mothers' Club Executive Board (click on name to email)
President - Eileen Johnston
Vice President - Kathy Van Borstel
Recording Secretary - Terry Aven
Corresponding Secretary - Debbie Campbell
Treasurer - Kathy Rohde
Assistant Treasurer - Norma Knoebel
Parliamentarian - Mary Anne Capo
Historian - Diana Maes