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Founded in 2019, the Saint Patrick High School Mothers’ Club (otherwise, “Shamrock Moms”) is a service organization comprised of Shamrock mothers. We are dedicated to volunteerism in support of the St. Pat’s mission and vision. Our primary goal is to enhance the St. Pat’s community with initiatives that benefit students, faculty, staff, and parents which reflect the Lasallian values.
Throughout the school year, the Mothers’ Club organizes initiatives to support students, faculty, staff, and parents. Some of our signature activities include the following:
Our other activities include support for Welcome nights, Open House Nights, Lunches and Refreshments for Faculty and Staff Appreciation Events, Lasallian Medallion Junior Ring Mass, Used Uniform Sale, and much more!
The Mothers’ Club believes there is no better way to establish lifelong connections than through fellowship among its members. We host several social activities throughout the year.
Shamrock Moms host a “Welcome Back” BBQ at the Football Green & Gold Scrimmage typically held the Friday before the first official game of the season.
Periodically, the Mothers’ Club will host Fun Food Fridays or Wacky Wednesdays which may include Chick-fil-A lunch, Raising Cane’s Chicken, pizza, a popcorn snack, etc. These are available to students for a minimal fee.
Guests at the Green & Gold Gala, the school’s largest fundraiser, are greeted by members of our club with passed champagne.
Trivia night is typically held in late January and sells out quickly. This evening benefits the Mothers’ Club and assists with purchasing things needed for teachers and students throughout the school year!
Mother Son Bowling is held annually at Habetler Bowl in late April. This is an opportunity for all Shamrocks and Shamrock Moms to come together to celebrate the Motherhood of the Brotherhood.
The Mothers’ Club hosts a hot dog lunch in the courtyard at the end of each year for the entire student body plus faculty and staff.
There is no better way to establish life-long connections than through fellowship.