Sponsor: Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Salas

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description: Showcase your artistic creativity by making artwork in different mediums.

Sponsor: Mr. Garrity

Meeting Frequency: Weekly (Thursday mornings)

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description: Our mission is to build up the young men of Lakewood Ranch High School to practice their faith with their fellow brothers, while sharing brotherhood with one another. We have frequent guest speakers to come and share with us the world of God.

Sponsor: Mrs. Lester

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

Our committee assists with the Suncoast Blood Drives 4 times a school year at LRHS. Students recruit

donors, set up and clean up at the drives, & assist the donors. Students do not have to donate blood to

join the committee. Scholarship is offered yearly to seniors from Suncoast Blood and Bubba Saves Lives.

Sponsor: Mrs. Phelps

Meetings: Monthly

Prerequisites: Interest in the field of science

Club description:

A community where students can practice chemistry skills and participate in lab activities that support the skills learned in the classroom.

Sponsor: Mr. Durante

Meeting Frequency: Weekly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

Building community, friendship, sportsmanship, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills through the play of tabletop board games. There will be opportunities for community outreach.

Sponsor: Mrs. Grant

Meeting Frequency: Weekly

Prerequisites: This is a girl only group. Other than that, anyone is welcome.

Club Description:

This club is all about empowering young women through the word of God. We meet weekly for devotionals, prayer, and fellowship among like-minded Christian girls.

Sponsor:

Meeting Frequency: Bi-monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

FCCLA offers intra-curricular resources and opportunities for students to pursue careers that support families.

Sponsor: Mrs. Hayes

Meeting Frequency: Weekly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

FCA empowers student leaders to share their faith and equip their generation with the gospel of Jesus

Christ. We use competition, relationships, food, and teaching to build relationships and reach every athlete, student, and coach on campus. Services to our school and community are a primary focus of our club chapter.

Sponsor: Mrs. Rodriguez

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description: FBLA helps high school students prepare for careers in business through academic competitions, leadership development, and educational programs.

Sponsor: Ms. Wikstrom

Meeting Frequency: Bi-Weekly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

Girl Up is a girl-centered leadership development initiative, focusing on equity for girls and women in spaces where they are unheard or underrepresented.

Sponsor: Mrs. Smith Wiliams

Meeting Frequency: Bi-Weekly

Prerequisites: GPA>2.5

Club Description:

Dedicated to empowering and educating future female healthcare professionals. Girls In White Coats

believes in serving our community's healthcare providers with service projects and striving for medical- related volunteer opportunities.

Sponsor: Mrs. Bentze

Meeting Frequency: Bi-Weekly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

HOSA is a club where aspiring future health professionals meet, compete, network, and volunteer.

Students may receive community service hours by participating in club sponsored volunteer opportunities. Students will also participate in Regional, State, and International competitions.

Sponsor: Mrs. Biggs

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

Hope Ambassador is a club for student volunteers to mentor their peers to help create a kind & compassionate school environment.

Sponsor: TBD

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

Key Club enlists student volunteers to plan & conduct service projects for the campus & community.

Sponsor: Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Finck

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisite: Pay dues and sign up on the website. You must do two events a semester.

Club Description:

Lakewood Leaders is the premier club for community service. We coordinate community service volunteer opportunities for LRHS students & the community. Any questions, go to 540 before or after school only.

Sponsor: Mr. Blank

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: Volunteer registration through the American Red Cross is a requirement for each member

Club Description:

The LRHS ARC Club is dedicated to community outreach and service under the scope of the American

Red Cross. All our activities are either initiated or approved by the American Red Cross for the betterment of individuals affected by global or local disasters.

Sponsor: Mrs. Lester

Meeting Frequency: Weekly

Prerequisites: Love music, singing & making new friends. You will never be asked to sing "solo unless you want too."

Club Description:

Lakewood Singers is for students who love to sing in a group. We sing for games, events at school, Manatee County events, school performances, competitions and participate in field trips with the LRHS choir. Our club is a fun way to make music and lasting friendships.

Sponsor: Mrs. Keech-Babcock

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: GPA and behavior must be in good standing.

Club Description:

Represent LRHS while you play video games. We game competitively against high schools across the nation while representing LRHS.

Sponsor: Mrs. Butera

Meeting Frequency: Bi-Weekly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

Marine Conservation Club is dedicated to learning more about the ocean and its inhabitants. The club also emphasizes the importance of youth engagement in the preservation of our oceanic environment

Sponsor: Mr. Gimmi

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

We are a club that raises funds to assist children who need healthcare. We are the only club on campus associated with a college club, Bulls for Kids at USF.

Sponsor: Ms. Gregory

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: 3.5 unweighted GPA, leadership experience, service hours, good character

Club Description:

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a national organization that celebrates students' commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

Athletic Trainers, Early Childhood Education, FFA, Junior Advisory Board, LRHS Marching Band & Color Guard, Mustangs Ahead, Peer Inclusion Team (PIT Crew), Robotics,Senior Advisory Board, Silver Stars Dance Team, Student Government Association (SGA), Theatre, U.S. Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC): Raiders, Orienteering, & Rifle teams, & LeadNow.

Sponsor: Mrs. Klammer

Meeting Frequency: Weekly

Prerequisites: To tutor a student must have completed or be currently enrolled in the course with a B or

above average. Tutors complete an application process before tutoring.

Club Description:

Peer Tutoring is designed for LRHS students to tutor their peers in all subject areas & SAT/ACT prep.

Sponsor: Mrs. Dombroski

Meeting Frequency: Weekly or Bi-Weekly (determined after members’ vote)

Prerequisites: Love for reading

Club Description:

Students are provided with a copy of one of the current Florida Teens Read books and get together either weekly or biweekly to talk about the book.

Sponsor: Sra. Klammer

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: N/A

Club Description:

This is a fun club to learn about Hispanic culture. We do cultural activities, games, trivia, Hispanic foods.

Sponsor: Mr. Cuervo

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites: Pay dues and attend athletic events throughout the school year.

Club Description: This club is all about the “HYPE” factor. We bring spirit & noise to all LRHS athletic events to help our Mustang teams get the competitive advantage.

Sponsor: Mrs. D. McCarthy

Meeting Frequency: Bi-Weekly

Prerequisites: All SWAT members must complete a registration form from portable #916.

Club Description:

Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) is Florida's statewide youth organization. SWAT members

learn about the dangers and harms of nicotine products so that they are empowered to work toward a tobacco free future for them and their peers.

Sponsor: Mr. Collier and Mr. Richards

Meeting Frequency: Monthly

Prerequisites:

Club Description: TSA enhances personal development, leadership, and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), whereby members apply and integrate these concepts through intra-curricular activities, competitions, and related programs.

Sponsor: Mrs. D. McCarthy

Meeting Frequency: Bi-Weekly

Prerequisites: Students must complete an online membership survey.

Club Description:

Youth in Action (YIA) is a group of peers coming together in Manatee Schools to promote healthy choices and mental wellness. Members develop strategies to positively impact peers and create school specific campaigns to target substance use prevention, mental health, and overall wellness.