Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
If you are interested in starting a club at LMHS, review the following documents on the process and procedures for creating and maintaining a club.
Questions?
For additional information about clubs and student organizations, please contact Becca Southworth (southwra@myscps.us) in the Student Activities Office (1-115) at Lake Mary High School.
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Sponsor: Jacqueline Clegg
Room Number: 1-142
Description: Promote a better understanding of deaf culture and help students learn to communicate using American Sign Language.
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Sponsor: William Hobby
Room Number: 1-142
Description: Students who demonstrate a passion and facility for ASL are eligible to join the prestigious ASL Honor Society.
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Sponsor: Michele Dershimer
Room Number: 1-205
Description: Focuses on enriching the lives of students through art. Our club participates in field trips to local museums, galleries and festivals, engages in fun hands-on activities related to certain art styles, and learns from various guest speakers about their inspiration and techniques behind their artwork.
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ASIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Sponsor: Mary Jerry
Room Number: 1-245
Description: A club that educates and celebrates everything that is Asian culture.
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Sponsor: Rebecca Southworth
Room Number: Discipline
Description: Be the Change is focused on empowering students to ensure a positive school culture where all students feel safe, not only physically, but also emotionally.
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Sponsor: Erin McLane
Room Number: 1-166
Description: Best Buddies International is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
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Sponsor: Paola Cavallaro
Room Number: 1-160
Description: Promotes the ideals of academic achievement, character service and leadership through school and community service projects.
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Sponsor: Brooke Michaud
Room Number: 1-261A
Description: The purpose is to promote an interest in biology and medicine through fun activities like listening to interesting guest speakers, performing ecological experiments, going on field trips and participating in community service.
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Sponsor: Datasha Dukes and Jessica Stafford
Room Number: 1-211
Description: To support African and African American students attending LMHS in academic achievement and personal growth; To provide programs and services designed to create a campus environment that recognizes the benefits of cultural inclusivity for all students; to instill a sense of pride and appreciation for the culture and heritage.
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Sponsor: Steve DeSanto
Room Number: 1-257
Description: This club is for trivia aficionados. They compete against local schools and practice to achieve a better understanding of various subjects.
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CARE FOR ELDERS CLUB
Sponsor: Lucy Duffey
Room Number: 1-231
Description: The Care for Elders Club aims to help support and serve senior citizens in our community.
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CHAPTERS AND CHATS
Sponsor: Lucy Duffey
Room Number: 1-231
Description: The Chapters n’ Chats club seeks to help students escape to a world of reading and imagination. The club also strives to help students share their experiences with the monthly books by discussing their take-aways with other members.
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CINEMATIC ARTS CLUB
Sponsor: Jenn Mixon-Eick
Room Number: 1-102
Description: Established to provide a platform for film enthusiasts to explore, appreciate, and discuss cinematic works. The club will foster a community where members can engage in critical discussions, watch films, enhance their understanding of filmmaking and the art of cinema, and help those who wish to pursue film in college.
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CLUB SWAG
Sponsor: Shrell Chamberlain
Room Number: Discipline
Description: Student Warriors Awakening Generations: Student supports and peer connection opportunities.
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CULTURE CLUB
Sponsor: Shane Stufflet
Room Number: 1-214
Description: This club explores different countries and cultures around the globe. It will explore music, fashion, art, food, etc.
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DECA
Sponsor: Lisa Citrano
Room Number: 1-217
Description: DECA is a globally recognized business club that focuses on preparing emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. DECA provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the competitive business world. Through competitions, conferences, and networking opportunities, members of DECA are exposed to real-world scenarios and are challenged to think creatively, make informed decisions, and work collaboratively. As a result, DECA cultivates leadership, teamwork, and communication skills that are essential for success in any career field.
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DRAMA CLUB/THESPIAN SOCIETY
Sponsor: Trevor Southworth
Room Number: 3-117
Description: Members raise money for main stage performances. Social events include dances, parties, and picnics throughout the year.
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DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS
Sponsor: Juniper DeSanto
Room Number: 1-262
Description: D&D club is for players of all experience levels! We have campaigns designed for those who are just starting out on their journey.
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EARTH CLUB
Sponsor: Ryan Sifrit
Room Number: 4-205
Description: Working to enhance the school environment while supporting opportunities to reduce the impact on the planet within capability. Continually, teaching students strategies for lowering their ecological footprints, better trash management, and daily ways to lower consumption to promote long-lasting intentions and maintain a well-deserved promise to Mother Earth.
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Sponsor: Nicole Spencer
Room Number: 1-143
Description: Members raise funds, select submissions, and assist with publishing poetry, prose, artwork, and photos.
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Sponsor: Patrick Barrett
Room Number: 1-105A
Description: Open to students looking for a positive influence in their lives.
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FRENCH CLUB/FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY
Sponsor: Mary Jerry
Room Number: 1-245
Description: Promotes interest in the French culture, lifestyle and language. French Honor Society members must meet National Standards and be recommended by their teacher; however, club membership s open to all interested students.
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Sponsor: William Hobby
Room Number: 1-142
Description:To bring light to those who need it the most, such as volunteering on the pediatric floors at hospitals, fundraisers for different illnesses, etc.
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GLOBAL YOUTH ACTION CLUB
Sponsor: Sara Kehr
Room Number: 1-204
Description: The Global Youth Action Club empowers students to engage in service, leadership, and social impact initiatives that create positive change in their school and community.
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GLOW PROJECT
Sponsor: Katie Donoghue
Room Number: 1-204
Description: The Glow Project raises funds and collect products for girls and boys who don’t have access. We believe access to self-care builds confidence and self worth.
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HISTORY CLUB
Sponsor: Chelsea Moore
Room Number: 1-212
Description: The History Club explores historical events, influential people, and significant ideas to deepen students’ understanding of the past and its impact on the present.
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HOSA
Sponsor: Minh Juvani
Room Number: 1-212
Description: The HOSA Club develops future healthcare leaders by providing students with opportunities to build knowledge, skills, and professionalism in the healthcare field.
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JEWISH STUDENT UNION
Sponsor: Amanda Hoffman
Room Number: 1-121
Description: JSU welcomes all students regardless of religious affiliation. In addition to regularly scheduled school club meetings, JSE sponsors activities outside of school including retreats, citywide holiday parties, community service projects, ski trips, Friday night dinners and other exciting events.
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JUSTSERVE
Sponsor: Jennifer Harrison
Room Number: 1-208
Description: The JustServe Club connects students with meaningful community service opportunities that promote civic engagement and positive community impact.
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KEY CLUB
Sponsor: Amanda Hoffman
Room Number: 1-121
Description: An organization dedicated to service and sponsored by Kiwanis International. Activities include Habitat for Humanity, campus cleanups, and charity drives.
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KIDS IN SUPPORT OF SOLDIERS (K.I.S.S.)
Sponsor: Brittany Barnhill
Room Number:P-8
Description: Kids In Support of Soldiers is a non-profit program that sends care packages to the troops overseas to provide them with a little piece of home.
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LAKE MARY FINANCE CLUB
Sponsor: Amy Wymer
Room Number: P-12
Description: The Lake Mary Finance Club equips students with knowledge and skills in personal finance, investing, and economics to support informed financial decision-making.
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Sponsor: Lucy Duffey
Room Number: 1-231
Description: A student-run club that meets several times a month to discuss legal stories/issues/cases of interest. The students prepare topics, mock trials, plan videos/moves to watch, and help organize Law Day.
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Sponsor: Gilda Grau Carazo
Room Number: 1-188
Description: Leaders In Action promotes leadership development and college and career readiness by empowering students with the skills and experiences needed for future success.
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MARIONETTES
Sponsor: Stephanie Kersten
Room Number: 3-108
Description: Marionettes is an auditioned group of individual dancers who bond by dedicating their time and disciplining their character as a motive of determination to achieve what they desire, from friendships to trophies.
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MORGANS MESSAGE
Sponsor: TBD
Room Number: TBD
Description: Morgan’s Message is a club that strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics.
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Sponsor: Rebecca Devor
Room Number: 1-233
Description: For math lovers. Members earn points by participating in competitions, tutoring, and raising money.
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MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Sponsor: TBD
Room Number: TBD
Description:The Muslim Student Association promotes unity, understanding, and service while fostering a welcoming environment for students of all backgrounds.
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NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY
Sponsor: Karen LeBlanc
Room Number: 1-137
Description: The National Art Honor Society recognizes artistic achievement while encouraging creativity, leadership, and service through the visual arts.
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NATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY
Sponsor: Paola Cavallaro and Mackenzie Smith
Room Number: 1-160 or 1-168
Description: The LMHS NEHS recognizes students who excel in English, promote mastery of written and spoken language.
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NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE
Sponsor: Shawn Crisp
Room Number: 1-140
Description: This is a National Honorary Society that acknowledges pubic speaking skills, along with leadership skills in all aspects.
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Sponsor: Dayle Peabody
Room Number: 1-213
Description: To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service to promote leadership, and to develop character.
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Sponsors:Francis Barth III and Daniel Serrano
Room Number: 1-131
Description: To instill in students the values of citizenship, service to the United States, personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment. Visit our website: Lake Mary High School NJROTC
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PAWS 4 A CAUSE
Sponsor: Ginger Jacob
Room Number: 1-263B
Description: The Paws for a Cause Club seeks to engage students in various activities in supporting animals and fundraising events. We aim to support animals by various volunteering events as a club and by partnering with other organizations.
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Sponsor: Chris Mallory
Room Number: 1-160
Description: Peer Connectors are highly trained 11th and 12th grade students who agree to serve as role models, mentors, tutors, and friends to incoming students. The Peer Connectors will meet with new students, in small groups, during New Student Orientation to give them vital information about our school as well as lead them through a series of fun and informative activities designed to help everyone become more comfortable and fully prepared for the first day of school. The Peer Connectors will take new students on a tour of the school. Some Peer Connectors will take parents on a tour of the school. Peer Connectors will also guide parents and students on Back to School Night.
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PUZZLE CLUB
Sponsor: Amanda Ayala
Room Number: 4-206
Description: A fun space where members can relax their brains while performing collaboration and teamwork with friends. Possibly work together with other clubs to design our own puzzles to showcase the school.
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RAINBOW ALLIANCE
Sponsor: Ryan Sifrit
Room Number: 4-205
Description: An environment of open communication and encouragement, working towards building a safer sense of community for the youth at Lake Mary High School.
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RHO KAPPA
Sponsor: Dayle Peabody
Room Number: 1-213
Description: Rho Kappa, the Social Studies Honor Society, recognizes academic excellence and promotes interest in history, government, geography, economics, and other social studies disciplines.
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SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Sponsor: Steve DeSanto
Room Number: 4-257
Description: The SNHS recognizes and celebrates students who have excelled in the field of science.
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SENIOR CLASS
Sponsor: Janice Knowles
Room Number: 1-165
Description: Join us as we celebrate the unforgettable milestones and memorable moments that make senior year so special. Open to seniors only.
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SHS
Sponsor: Rina Fletcher
Room Number: 1-243
Description: The purpose is to stimulate interest in the study of Spanish and to create enthusiasm for an understanding of Spanish culture and civilization. Members tutor their peers in the language and serve the community through various projects.
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SPORTS 4 THE KIDS
Sponsor: Sara Kehr
Room Number: 1-204
Description: Through teamwork and volunteer service, club members support Sports 4 the Kids, a nonprofit organization committed to ensuring underserved children have the equipment and opportunities needed to participate in sports.
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SPORTS MEDIA & MARKETING
Sponsor: Anthony Segretario
Room Number: 1-202
Description: Sports Media and Marketing supports school athletics by creating engaging media content, promoting events, and enhancing community involvement through strategic marketing efforts.
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SADD
Sponsor: Lucy Duffey
Room Number: 1-231
Description: To promote an understanding of the prevalence of drunk driving and it's negative effects on society, especially teens. To educate members on the importance of sobriety behind the wheel and being a good and safe friend. Inspire others to spread information beyond the club and think twice before making potentially harmful decisions. To bring a chapter of the nationally recognized student organization to LMHS.
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SGA
Sponsor: Kristin Sullivan
Room Number: 1-165
Description: Student Government Association (SGA) serves as the voice of the student body. It promotes leadership, school spirit, and student involvement by organizing events, supporting student initiatives, and working closely with school administration to address student concerns. SGA members represent their peers, help plan school-wide activities, and foster a positive and inclusive school culture.
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TRI-M MIS
Sponsor: Laura Norman
Room Number: 3-121
Description: Providing students the opportunity to become confident, professional, and successful performers through a solid foundation in music.
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TRI-RAMS
Sponsor: Dayle Peabody
Room Number: 1-213
Description: The purpose of the Lake Mary Triathlon Club is to develop interest in, and foster participation in the sport of triathlon among all members of the Lake Mary High School community.
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UNITY STEP TEAM
Sponsor: Kelly Lupis
Room Number: 1-177
Description: The Unity Revolutions Step Team is an auditioned performance group where members are selected in the fall and must meet all requirements until march of the following year. Step season is August-March. This is a highly disciplined, accountable and energetic competitive team. The team competes in many local events throughout the season including parades, school functions, shows, pep rallies, performances and competitions.
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WELLNESS CLUB
Sponsor: Wondra Higgins
Room Number: Ram Lounge
Description: The Wellness Club promotes mental health awareness, fosters meaningful conversations about diversity and social pressures, and works to reduce stigma by creating a supportive environment where students can openly discuss the challenges they face.
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WOMEN IN STEM
Sponsor: Ashley Rassel
Room Number: P-14
Description: The Women in STEM Club empowers and inspires young women to explore and pursue opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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Sponsor: William Hobby
Room Number: 1-142
Description: Yearbook Club is responsible for capturing and preserving the memories of the school year. Members work collaboratively to design, write, and edit the school’s yearbook, including photography, layout design, and content creation. The club provides students with hands-on experience in publishing, journalism, and graphic design while celebrating the people, events, and spirit of the school community.
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YMOE
Sponsor: Dennis Diaz and Sirdarious Roundtree
Room Number: 1-172
Description: Young Men of Excellence is an innovative program designed in developing its members into successful leaders while promoting a way of life that exemplifies excellence. Our program empowers its students by establishing mentorship opportunities, team-building and helping students cultivate the necessary skills and strategies to achieve their goals.
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YWOE
Sponsor: Kelly Lupis
Room Number: 1-172
Description: Young Women of Excellence is an innovative program designed in developing its members into successful leaders while promoting a way of life that exemplifies excellence. Our program empowers its students by establishing mentorship opportunities, team-building and helping students cultivate the necessary skills and strategies to achieve their goals.
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Sponsor: Lucy Duffey
Room Number: 1-231
Description: Youth in Government (YIG) Club is open to all students interested in learning about and participating in student government at the state level. This club provides opportunities for students to engage in civic education, develop leadership skills, and actively participate in mock legislative sessions, debates, and other government-related activities. Members work together to prepare for Youth in Government conferences and events, helping students become informed and involved citizens.