Clubs & Activities

JROTC provides rigorous instruction in Leadership Education, Aerospace Science, and Physical Training. Leadership Education emphasizes discipline, responsibility, leadership, citizenship, customs and courtesies, communication skills, principles of management and drill. The Aerospace Science curriculum acquaints students with the principles of aircraft flight, history of aviation, development of air power, contemporary aviation, exploring space, astronomy, geography and cultural studies.

NAHS strives to aid members in working toward the. attainment of the highest standards in art areas, and to bring art education to the. attention of the school and community.

We are very excited to announce the National Archery in the Schools Program for LSHS. We are offering a NASP Team that will begin practicing in November, usually on Monday and Wednesday evenings in the LSHS North Gym.

We, the founders of the Black Student Union, want to rally together to create a sense of community among proud and powerful black student leaders who educate and work for change.

Book club members read a thematic book each month and gather to discuss the titles. We have a variety of discussions and activities centered on reading and Young Adult novels. We read the Gateway Award nominees for high school students and vote on them in the spring. Other opportunities include connecting with readers from the other high schools and participating in a Read Across America service project.

The goal of the LSHS Club Bowling Team is to take part in Interscholastic competition by participating in three practice tournaments, the state qualifying tournament and the State Competition (based on team qualification). Teams practice weekly at Summit Lanes. Each practice will cost $3.00. Summit Lanes will provide bowlers with a bowling ball and shoes. Team shirt will need to be purchased. There are no fees for the tournaments at this time. 

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Get to  know the Chinese Language and the culture!  Anyone may join.

In NCHS, we organize Chinese cultural activities for Chinese club members; complete community service with Chinese School of Greater KS city, and participate in the Seal of Biliteracy Pathway program.  Members must be enrolled in Chinese 3,4, or 5 with a minimum grade of B-.

Coding Club is open to all experience levels and offers students the chance to learn programming, build projects, solve challenges, and explore the world of technology together.

Debate is an academic activity that engages students in argumentative competition. The Debate Team generally competes in the following events: Policy Debate, Public Forum Debate, Value Debate, Original Oratory Speech, Extemporaneous Speech, Student Congress, Humorous Interpretation, Dramatic Interpretation, Prose/Poetry Reading.. Students are required to attend a minimum of two tournaments each semester (most attend more). This allows a student an opportunity to qualify for a national tournament, receive special awards and honors, and to wear honor cords at graduation.

DECA is a non-profit national youth organization for students interested in marketing, management, and entrepreneurship. Chapter activities assist in developing leadership skills, professional attitudes, citizenship characteristics and social skills. Members learn and apply leadership, social, vocational, and academic skills.

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Zach Nielsen

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Jake Kissner

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The LSHS Tigerettes are a competitive dance team that performs at home football & basketball games and local and state dance team competitions. Tryouts are required for participation.

Earth Club is a club made up of student volunteers. Our members work to improve our community by participating in clean ups, recycling and more.

LSHS Tiger Esports competes against other MOSEF High School teams in a Fall and Spring season. Current Fall titles include Overwatch and Rocket League. Our current Spring title is Valorant. We field one Varsity team for each title and can field additional JV teams depending on student interest. We also have opportunities for Game Casting, Discord Administration, Media Production, and more!

FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. 

Our student-led organization focuses on leadership, community service, and business competitions. While it is a club focused on business, anyone interested in leadership, community, or business can join!

FCA provides an opportunity for students, athletes and non-athletes, to share their faith with others and become stronger and better Christians both on and off the field. 

FCCLA is a national career and technical student organization for young men and women. Involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life -- planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision making and interpersonal communication necessary in the home and workplace. Chapter (including Star Events Competition and Culinary Team) projects focus on a variety of youth concerns. Community service activities are planned and accomplished throughout the year. 

First Priority is a strategy to connect the CHURCH to reach the CAMPUS for CHRIST. It is intended to change the spiritual climate of the school and the world through students. We meet on Tuesdays during Tiger Time, and all are welcome!

French Club is an opportunity to explore the rich culture of the French-speaking world, whether you are in a French class or not. We cook, watch movies, play games, and more!

The Société Honoraire de François is an honorary organization celebrating the best French students in our program. 

German Club members meet to practice German in a social setting and to share in culturally enriching activities such as preparing authentic foods; dining in a German, Austrian or Swiss restaurant; attending concerts of German music; etc. Our fundraisers support the school’s annual exchange with a school in Menden, Germany, and a charitable activity in December.

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Girls Who Code is a nonprofit organization which aims to support and increase the number of women in computer science by equipping young women with the necessary computing skills to pursue 21st-century opportunities. 

The Golden Guard is a competitive team made up of 9-12 graders and is a part of the Golden Tiger Marching band in the Fall and then competes on their own in the Winter/Spring.  Each member learns to spin equipment such as flags, rifles, and sabers while dancing/moving. Routines are created to help bring a story to life with visuals. The Golden Guard is a competitive sport/activity and consistently places high in competition, having won 2 state championships in the past 4 years. No experience is necessary to try out for the Golden Guard but, must have a love for performing and working hard! 

The goal of GSA is to foster a safe, supportive and accepting environment for all Lee's Summit High School students. This club will provide resources that educate and support club members.