Clubs and Organziations
As you peruse our site, it will quickly become apparent that our teachers, staff and students perform at exceptionally high levels academically, artistically and athletically. The fact that our students accomplish these things, and develop their faith through intentional programs and extensive service to our community in a way that is humbling to all who witness it, makes our school a unique place.
Lower School
Wee Warrior Reading Club
The K4 teachers are hosting a club to help foster the love of reading. Participants and teachers will read stories, create coordinating crafts, and have delicious snacks. The students will take home the books discussed during the club meetings to add to their home collection. There is a maximum number of 10 participants (K4 students only).
Walk, Run, Move your Body Club
This club will jump start your heart! The Kindergarten teachers are hosting a club to promote fitness and health. Members will participate in various exercise activities and have a healthy snack.
GiGi (Girls in God's Image)
Girls in God’s Image will meet weekly and have a time of devotion, prayer, activity, and a snack. This group is for 1st – 2nd Grade students only.
Building Buddies Club
Building Buddies is a LEGO club aimed at building a love for Christ. This club will consist of a short Bible study and LEGO building experience. Students will get to keep their set of LEGOs at the end of the club.
Made to Create
This is a 2nd – 4th Grade girl’s Bible study that uses the Made to Create book and journal. Participants will create art using the curriculum based on biblical principles.
KICKS Club (Kids Involved in Community Kindness and Service)
Kids Involved In Community Kindness and Service (KICKS) Leadership’s main objective is to become the hands and feet of Christ within our school and our community. Students in 3rd – 6th Grade that join are divided into action subcommittees working with volunteer organizations. Each student will participate in WLSA, our school morning broadcast, and learn the importance of speaking loudly, clearly and slowly in front of audiences. Students will learn valuable interviewing skills as well.
Recycling Club
This club aims to instill in 3rd – 6th Grade students the value of recycling and caring for our environment. Club members will learn about recycling, collect recycling weekly, work on implementing new recycling projects at LSA, and encourage others to recycle.
Drama Club
This club is hosted by the 3rd Grade teachers. Members will create, develop, and perform choreography as part of the LSA choir.
Etiquette Club
This club is hosted by Mrs. Parrish. It is a course of guidance in poise and confidence building for young girls in 4th – 5th Grade. This is a time to practice social graces and skills used to interact politely in social situations.
LSA Bakes Club
4th Grade Teachers will host a baking club for students in 4th – 6th Grade to help foster a love for and learn the fundamentals of baking.
WLSA
Participants will be in charge of LSA’s morning broadcast. Students will write scripts, organize production and implement the broadcast to be held live each morning. This is for 6th Grade students only.
Beginning Chess Club
12 students will learn the basics of chess. Each child will receive a “No Stress Chess” game set. They will take this set home on the last meeting. This set has a learning side with cards to guide play and a traditional side that allows them to test their new skills in a real game of chess!
Equestrian Club
The Equestrian Club will be a fun way for LSA students who have an interest in and love for horses to connect and support each other. Students in 4th – 12th Grade will also partner with the Auburn University Equestrian Team and support their meets and activities.
Upper School
Art Club
Art Club meets at least once a month and completes a variety of creative activities. In the past we’ve created a pumpkin for the annual Lee-Scott Academy PTO Fall Festival, tie dyed t-shirts, hand printed greeting cards, made art themed Christmas ornaments, and more!
Sponsor: Mrs. Basgier
Artful Expressions
Discover the joy of creativity at Artful Expressions, a welcoming club just for Middle School girls who love to color, draw, and express themselves through art. In this club, we explore the calming world of adult coloring books, experimenting with intricate designs and beautiful patterns.
Sponsor: Mrs. Chapman
Bracelet Making
The purpose of the Bracelet Making Club is to allow 7th – 8th Grade girls a chance to fellowship in a friendly community environment while making different kinds of bracelets to wear themselves or share with others.
Sponsor: Mrs. Davis & Mrs. McManus
BETA Club
National Beta is the largest independent, non-profit, educational youth organization in America. As a student-centered organization, National Beta seeks ways to develop and nurture students by providing opportunities and experiences that demonstrate the ideals of Beta’s four pillars: achievement, character, leadership, and service.
Sponsor: Ms. Davis
Clean Planet Club
The Clean Planet Club is a group of students that are interested in keeping the environment clean. Students in grades 9-12 are responsible for the recycling of paper and plastics on campus. They may organize Serve Days to involve students in community service by taking care of campus.
Debate Club
A debate club is a group of students who participate in debates, which are formal discussions of a topic. Debate clubs can help students develop their critical thinking skills, oracy, and confidence in communication. They can also help students become more informed about the world around them and develop an interest in current affairs.
Sponsor: Mrs. Byrd
Drama Club
We are a tight-knit community dedicated to creating a safe space where you can take risks, be your authentic self, and create art alongside your peers. Club meetings are a time to practice and prepare for regional and state theater competitions as well as produce plays for the entire community to enjoy. We welcome actors, visual and graphic artists, singers, dancers, organizers, leaders, computer-savvy students, and more. We value everyone’s contribution whether you are on the stage, or behind the scenes making it all happen!
Sponsor: Mrs. Brown
E-Sports Club
The E-Sports Club is made up of members that have a passion for gaming. Students meet after school with the faculty sponsor to challenge themselves in online gaming! It’s open to all students in grades 7-12 that enjoy the competition of video games.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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.
Fishing Club
The Lee-Scott Academy Fishing Team is a group of 8th-12th 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.
Forensics Club
The Forensics Club will introduce students to the scientific principals and procedures involved in basic crime scene investigation. Club meetings will include discussions, hands-on activities, videos, and guest speakers that will help students learn the techniques of forensic science.
Sponsor: Coach Wade
Games Club
We meet once a month to have fun playing games and making new friends!
7th Grade Sponsor: Mrs. Merrett
8th Grade Sponsor: Mrs. Hinton
International Thespian Society
The members of the International Thespian Society are students that have a passion for drama and exploring the arts. Members support the organization by participating in drama performances and entering competitions throughout the year, specifically the International Thespian Society Festival that is held annually.
Key Club
Key Club International is the oldest and largest student-led community service organization for high school students. It provides its members with opportunities to perform service, build character, and develop leadership. Each Key Club has the authority to select its own service projects. However, all Key Clubs are asked to participate in the major emphasis, which is “Children: Their Future, Our Focus.” We have service projects each semester and members will be required to choose certain ones that they would like to participate in.
Sponsor: Ms. Williams
Lee-Scott Academy Spirit Club
Sponsor: Mrs. Pickard
Literature and Composition Club
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.
LSA Ambassadors
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.
Math Team
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.
Scholars Bowl
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
Skills for Success
We will work on skills that will make our members greater men. Our members will learn valuable skills that will make everyday issues easier to navigate. We will discuss/solve how-to problem solving, ideas, and positive attitudes.
Sponsor: Mr. Wilson
Spanish Club
Middle School Spanish Club provides students the opportunity to experience Spanish language and culture in a casual, fun way. It promotes awareness, appreciation, and understanding of the people and the diverse culture of the Latin/Hispanic World.
Sponsor: Sra. Pugh
Student Government Association
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.
Student Ministry Team
The Student Ministry Club is an organization unlike any other in the Upper School. These incredible students help to promote the mission of Lee-Scott Academy by leading weekly devotionals with student groups and also participating in planning chapel. The commitment of these students in focusing on the most important goal of developing our faith can make a lifetime of difference in not only their life but the lives of others. Students in grades 9-12 may join.
Sponsors: Ms. Croley and Ms. Lloyd
Yearbook
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.
YoungLife and WYDlife
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.
