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2023-2024 CLUBS
4-H
4-H in Livingston Parish is a part of a local, state, national, and international youth program open to 4th-12th grade students. The goal of 4-H is to have youth develop life skills that help them succeed through hands-on experiences. Some of these life skills include leadership, responsibility, dedication, communication, and self-confidence. Members can participate in the Livingston Parish Fair exhibiting their livestock, or participate in projects like homemaking, agriculture, or a host of other contests. Club Sponsors: Mrs. Sarah Strahan and Mrs. Catherine Ducote
Book Club
Do you like to read and talk about books? If your answer is YES, then the Book Club is for YOU! Join us each month as we read and discuss popular middle grade fiction.
Club sponsor: Mrs. Lindsay Champlin
Chess Club
Learn to play chess. No competition; just a fun, safe place for students to learn and interact with other students. Club Sponsor: Ms. Broussard
FCA
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) is a faith-based, student-led club for athletes and all other students. At each monthly meeting, the club plays team-building games, listens to Christian music, and listens to a motivational speaker with a Christian message to inspire and encourage students to live out their faith among their peers. FCA also puts their faith into action; club members are encouraged and given opportunities to participate in community service projects. Club Sponsors: Mrs. Joy Lewis, Mrs. Jessica Dees, Mrs. Casey Foster
Junior Beta Club
The Junior Beta Club focuses on top-notch academics and requires those involved to be service-minded and quality representatives of the academic and behavioral expectations of our school. Club membership is only attained through invitation based on student merit and teacher recommendation. Club Sponsor: Mrs. Umbach
Model Kit Club
Club members will focus on engineering ideas and will work together to replicate models of machinery. Club Sponsor: Mrs. Kim Smith
Puzzle/Coloring Club
We will share different strategies of putting puzzles together, but MOSTLY, we will enjoy taking a break from the stresses of real life by putting puzzles together and coloring pictures. Doing puzzles can help with stress relief, short term memory, and it boosts mindfulness. Both coloring and doing puzzles can be therapeutic for anyone who just needs to clear their minds. Club Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Woods
Aspiring Educators
Students that are interested in becoming teachers will get to connect with their peers, develop communication skills, and create their own lesson geared toward elementary students. Even if you are unsure if becoming a teacher is for you, give the club a try and connect with your fellow classmates and learn more about this career choice. The cost is $15.00 and this will include the club t-shirt. In order for students to be admitted they must have minimal discipline issues, and have at-least a 2.75 GPA.
Club Sponsor: Mrs. Phoenix LeBlanc
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Science Club
The Science Club is a hands-on learning environment. Members are taught to question, investigate, and explore. The Science Club meets once a month during Club Day, and members will either participate in an experiment or get to learn from a guest speaker. You never know who's going to show up or what we're going to get into. Club Sponsors: All science teachers
Sports Club
Team Sports Club is focused on helping members be active and healthy. We also provide a wide range of sports activities for a diverse student population, with an emphasis on student development, leadership, teamwork, and social skills. Members must maintain a C average and have zero disciplinary issues. Students will engage in physical activity during club meetings.
Club Sponsors: Coach J. Pechon, Coach Lewis, Coach Garrett, and Coach Wilkinson
Impact Club
Students in this club will complete a variety of service projects that positively impact the students in our school and the people in our community. $10 club fee.
Sponsor: Mrs. Casey Foster & Mrs. Blow (Meet in 707)
