At Moye School, learning extends beyond the classroom. Our extracurricular programs are designed to form well-rounded students by strengthening the body, enriching the mind, and nurturing the soul. Through athletics, clubs, and service opportunities, students develop discipline, character, and a deeper sense of purpose within a supportive Catholic community.
Athletics
A classical Catholic education seeks to form the whole person – mind, body and soul. We shape students’ minds for their lifetime by sharing a love of learning, evidenced by our faculty’s joy in teaching their subjects. We shape their souls through our Catholic faith, putting virtue at the heart of all our curriculum. Finally, we see athletics as an integral part of the education experience as it cultivates self-discipline, mental fortitude, and teamwork.
First year Moye School students will be introduced to athletics through a physical education class which will be part of the daily curriculum. Athletic competition is currently scheduled to take place in the 2nd academic calendar school year where both 6th and 7th graders will be allowed to play together. Moye School athletes will compete in the Archdiocesan Interscholastic Athletic League (AIAL) where they will play other Catholic schools from San Antonio and the surrounding areas. The sports offered will be both in alignment with the sports offerings of AIAL and dependent on total student interest.
AIAL Sports Offerings
Football
Cross Country
Volleyball
Basketball
Track & Field
Softball
Baseball
Tennis
Golf
Soccer
Clubs
We aim to have extracurricular programs such as ballet, robotics, gardening and debate, with the final list still to be determined. Club offerings are guided by the interests of our students.
Volunteer + Service Hours
Volunteer opportunities will be made available throughout the school year, as we encourage our students to share their time and talents.
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