Philosophy of Extracurriculars
Archbishop Rummel High School provides a variety of co-curricular, extracurricular, and athletic activities in an effort to promote and model the LaSallian traditions of faith, community, and service. The many activities help students to grow spiritually, as well as foster social awareness, talents, and leadership ability.

Archbishop Rummel High School requires that all students participating in any type of co-curricular, extracurricular, or athletic activity pass at least five subjects which count towards the graduation requirements as well as earn at least a 1.50 grade point average in all subjects pursued. Students who do not meet these requirements cannot participate in activities until all requirements are met.

Purpose
All activities are designed to foster a sense of Raider Pride in all those who participate or attend Archbishop Rummel events. All students should participate in order to develop and share their unique talents with the rest of the student body. By participating in activities, students are afforded the opportunity to excel both inside and outside the classroom. Archbishop Rummel High School strives to develop the entire student into the complete man that God has created him to be.

Conduct of Club Members
At all times, including road trips, club members are to be dressed appropriately and must conform to the grooming policies in the handbook. Club members should constantly conduct themselves in a respectful manner, set forth in the handbook, as a Raider always should.

Lettering Policy
The general qualifications for lettering are the duration of participation in an organization, dependability,
attendance at organization functions, attitude, and service. The specific lettering policy for each organization that offers an extracurricular letter is outlined in the club by-laws and approved by the director of student activities.