Meeting time: The First Wednesday of each month @ 7:30 AM in room 201
Aevidum Club ….Aevidum means “I’ve got your back.” Our club works to create a culture of kindness, acceptance, and support where every student feels valued and cared for. We promote mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and a safe space where students can speak up, look out for one another, and know they are never alone.
Art Club
Art Club
Moderator: Mrs. Dibble-Camburn
Meeting time: Wednesdays from 2:30 – 3:30
Art club provides an encouraging and supportive environment for students of all art levels to safely explore their creativity through different art mediums, gain confidence in their abilities, and foster an appreciation for art with their peers.
Objective: The LTHS Chess Club strives to provide players of all ability levels the opportunity to learn the game of chess and improve their skills through online and in-person play, lessons, puzzles, tournaments, and information sharing.
Format: Players are assigned an online account through Chess.com. Players are expected to complete matches to the best of their ability in a timely manner each week, regularly attend monthly meetings, and challenge themselves to improve their game through club activities. All ability levels are welcome but a strong commitment to club activities is required.
(Part of Marching Band). If you have an interested student, please contact Sam at Stawinskys@ltsd.org
Computer Club
Computer Club – TBA
Drama Club
Advisor: Elissa Loubet
The Drama club offers many benefits such as improving communication skills, boosting self-confidence, and fostering teamwork, while providing a safe place for creative expression and personal growth. We provide community outreach opportunities and involve other artistic groups into our productions.
Annie The Musical
Geeks Guild
The Geeks Guild will not meet this year.
Unified Leaders in Action
Faculty Advisors: and Mrs. Harrington (Harringtonc@ltsd.org) and Mrs. Buck (Buckkel@ltsd.org)
Meeting Times: Tuesday morning at 7:25 AM. After-School meetings- TBA
Unified Leaders in Action (ULA) is a student-led club dedicated to promoting inclusion, friendship, leadership, and strong sense of community within our school. ULA brings students of all abilities together to create meaningful connections, participate in fun activities, and make a positive impact throughout the school and community.
Through a variety of events, service projects, fundraisers, and school activities, ULA members have opportunities to develop leadership skills, practice teamwork, support their peers, and make a difference in the lives of others. Members work together to create an environment where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and included.
ULA also support our school’s Unified Bocce and Unified Track and Field teams, helping promote teamwork, sportsmanship, friendship, and meaningful participation for all student-athletes.
ULA believes that everyone has something important to contribute. Whether students are planning an event, helping with a fundraiser, participating in an athletic activity, volunteering in the community, or simply building friendships, every member plays an important role.
Throughout the school year, ULA may participate in activities such as school-wide events, community service projects, inclusive recreational activities, fundraisers, awareness campaigns, Unified Sports, and opportunities to celebrate the unique strengths and abilities of all students.
ULA is more than a club-it is a community of students working together to lead with kindness, include others, build friendships, support Unified Sports, and make a difference.
Interact is the student version of the Rotary Club focused on improving our community and the world. Interact clubs bring together young people ages 12-18 to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self.
Football Ironman Club
TRAIL 2025-2026
FOOTBALL IRONMAN CLUB
WHO:ALL football players entering 8th through 12th grade
(currently in 7th through 11th grade)
WHEN: Begins in January through July
WHAT: Coaches will be charting who is in the weight room
If you are NOT participating in a school sponsored sport, YOU are expected to be lifting 4 days per week
If you are participating in another sport you are expected to lift 2 days per week (abridged version of the workout)
In order to get your “paw” for the week, you must complete the ENTIRE posted workout and check with a coach before you leave the weight room or be participating in another school sponsored sport
Weight Room Hours: Monday – Thursday 2:30 to 6:00 PM Fridays 2:30 to 4 PM
You are responsible for your own rides
HOW: There are 30 weeks from January to July in order to qualify for the IRON MAN CLUB, you must fulfill at least 26 of those 30 weeks, this gives you FOUR weeks for exams, school projects, family vacations, etc.
WHY: Builds the foundation for championship caliber football players
A PLAQUE with the names of ALL members will be hung in the weight room FOREVER (for your kids to see!)
Chart will be shown to college coaches during recruiting
IRON MAN CLUB T-shirts will be awarded to qualifiers
Camaraderie and respect among team members
In order to be eligible to be voted as a football TEAM CAPTAIN, you MUST have qualified for the IRON MAN CLUB
Any Questions, see Coach Jervis in Room #108
BSWAT………LION PRIDE!!!!
Jazz Band
Faculty Advisor: Mr. Dikeman (dikemank@ltsd.org)
Meetings: Mondays 3-5pm. Will begin after Marching Band is over.
Meetings: The last Friday of each month at 7:25 am in the auditorium
The NHS and NJHS is for 9-12 grade students who meet the academic requirements. The organization promotes high grades, community service, and school involvement.
Requirements for NHS and NJHS;
1) 8th grade- Must have an overall GPA of 95 or above for your 7th grade year and 95 average throughout the first three quarters of your 8th grade year
9th grade- Must have an overall GPA of 95 or above from your 7th and 8th grade years and 95 average throughout the first three quarters of your 9th grade year.
10th grade- Must have an overall GPA of 95 or above from your 9th grade year and 95 average throughout the first three quarters of your 10th grade year.
11th grade- Must have an overall GPA of 95 or above from your 9th and 10th grade years and 95 average throughout the first three quarters of your 11th grade year.
12th grade- Must have an overall GPA of 95 or above from your 9th , 10th and 11th grade years and 95 average throughout the first three quarters of your 12th grade year.
*GPAs are not rounded up.
*GPAs are not weighted. Meaning you don’t receive extra GPA points for Honors classes.
2)Students must be involved in an extracurricular activity at the school. Examples include a sport or club or even the play.
3) If you meet these requirements, your name is submitted to the administration to ensure you have been in compliance with the school rules. If the administration approves, you will be given an application to apply at the start of the 4th quarter. Once you return your completed application, a faculty panel reviews it and determines whether or not you meet the standards of the NHS.
Responsibilities of NHS/NJHS members if and when inducted.
Students need to complete at least 20 hours of community. Service hours cannot be done during school hours or in combination with another group that requires service hours.
Members must continue:
-maintaining high academic standards including no failing grades in any class for every quarter
-attend NHS/NJHS meetings
-completing community service hours
-serving as a leader in the school and in the community
-maintaining good character, including not having excessive or major school infractions or legal issues.
Failure to meet these standards or failure to attend meetings could result in removal from the NHS/NJHS.
Discipline for NHS/NHJS:
Members, who are failing, do not meet NHS/NHJS standards, caught or suspected of cheating, or violate school rules or the law will be notified by letter. Students must respond to the letter or will be removed. If a student is facing disciplinary action, they will be given the chance to explain themselves. A faculty panel will meet and determine the consequences.
Members of the NHS and NJHS must always work to maintain the four pillars which are:
Meetings: Every Tuesday morning at 7:15 am in the LTHS auditorium
The student council serves as a representative body for the student population. They organize events, promote school spirit, and foster a sense of community. Through leadership and advocacy, student council members help bridge the gap between students and school administration.
Yarn Club
TBA
Meetings: Vary, but usually Tuesdays 2:30-3:30 pm in the Main Office Conference room.
We are a new club designed to teach students to knit or crochet.
We will be starting a community project – knit / crochet hats, blankets, scarves for the homeless and hospital children’s wards.
No set meeting times. Independent workers– I meet with students as needed around their schedules during or after school. See Mrs. Hopkins in the Library or email her at hopkinsk@ltsd.org
The LTHS Book Club is a student-led reading group with a catch: We discuss through online resources, rather than an in-person meeting. With many books to decide from, members are given the opportunity to choose their own path.
