Clubs and Organziations

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is the largest Christian sports organization in America. The Lee-Scott huddle meets each Friday during football season at 7:00 a.m. for breakfast and devotion. Periodic meetings are held throughout the year and FCA is open to all LSA students.

The Lee-Scott Academy Fishing Team is a group of 8^th-12^th grade students who bass fish, competitively, throughout the state.  The team began during the 2016 -2017 school year and was started by LSA students interested in fishing. Teams have competed at the state level and in 2019 on the national level.

Key Club is the oldest and largest community service program for high school students. It is a student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to perform service, build character and develop leadership. We strive to develop values through leadership, character building, caring, and inclusiveness. Our motto is “Caring—Our Way of Life.” Any 9^th-12^th grader is welcome to join.

This club is open to students in grades 7-9 that love to play various types of games such as Pictionary, Checkers, Clue, Chess, Uno, Scrabble, Jenga and Clue. It’s a fun time for club members to get to know one another and make new friends while playing a game they love.

This club is for students who are interested in reading books together as well as writing short stories for fun. Any student from grades 7-12 is encouraged to join.

The Lee-Scott Academy Ambassadors serve a leadership role at Lee-Scott Academy. This outstanding group of students serve as the Academy’s representatives in community projects, greeting visitors on campus, assisting with school events (Orientations, Open House, Graduation, etc.), promoting the mission of the school and leading by example. Ambassadors are selected through an application process that begins in the spring when interested students, entering Grades 10-12 with a 3.0 grade point or higher, complete an application, obtain 4-5 teacher recommendations, complete a self-evaluation, and go through an interview process.

The LSA math teams consist of a High School and Middle School team. They compete in the AISA District Math Competition, and if they win, advance to the state competition held in Montgomery. The Lee-Scott High School team has won the district competition the past three years, placed first in the state competition in 2011, and in the top three since 2010. The Middle School team has won the the state competition the past two years. The eighth grade members of the Middle School math team also participate in the American Math Competition at Auburn University.

Lee-Scott Academy sponsors a Scholars Bowl team for students in grades 9 – 12. The team competes in their division at district and state AISA tournaments. The AISA has partnered with the Alabama Scholastic Competition Association (ASCA) and uses the NAQT test series. The 2019 LSA Scholars Bowl team competed nationally against teams from across the nation in Chicago in June.

Sponsors: Mrs. Claridy

Science Olympiad is a regional, state and national competition in which students can compete individually or in team competitions in biology, chemistry, Earth science, physics and engineering. The Science Olympiad is broken into school teams for grades 7-9 and 10-12. Students develop their knowledge and skills throughout the school year and compete regionally in the spring.  By combining events from all disciplines, Science Olympiad encourages a wide cross-section of students to get involved. 

The Spanish Club at Lee-Scott Academy serves to educate students about the cultures of the Hispanic world through social gatherings and meetings.

The Student Government Association at Lee-Scott Academy has 50 members from grades 7 – 12.  These students are voted on by their classmates.  Class officers are voted on during the first quarter and serve throughout the school year and at-large officers are voted on during the fourth quarter and serve during the following school year.  The officers give of their time and efforts to ensure a better campus and community, raise funds for various projects throughout the year, and promote all-around school spirit.  The Lee-Scott SGA is involved in many community service-based projects which demands a lot of time and effort from the students involved.

The Technology Team is divided into three teams: elementary, junior high and high school. Each team competes with other AISA schools for the State Championship at the Technology Fair in each of the following categories: Applications, Multimedia, Web Pages, Computer Graphics, and for the high school team, Programming. Work is done during computer classes and some after school.

LSA’s Yearbook is published as part of an elective class available to senior high students. The class focuses on the details of yearbook publication production. and some work is needed outside of class to complete pages. A web-based program is used that incorporates the use of design concepts, layout, photography, editorial copywriting and reporting. In addition to creating the yearbook, students are responsible for raising the funds necessary to produce the yearbook through ad sales, which requires during and after school meetings with business leaders within our community.

At Lee-Scott we have both YoungLife (9th-12th grade) and WYDlife (6th-8th grade). YoungLife leaders may greet students entering school and cheering on their high school and middle school friends. There are weekly meetings held in student’s homes and Bible studies led by the college leaders. Every fall and summer students have the opportunity to attend YoungLife camp at one of YoungLife’s 23 premiere camping facilities.