Club Sign Up
Club sign up will be at the beginning of each semester. Students will be notified when sign up begins and a link will be posted. After the initial sign up is closed, students will use the Change Clubs link to make club changes.
Students have the option of attending the club meetings they are involved in three-four times each semester during the day on Club Day. On Club Day students will receive a pass for the class period in which their club meets and will be released to that club.
Students are allowed to sign up for a maximum of two clubs. Please complete the club opt-out form if you choose to opt your student out of clubs for this school year.
To change or add a club after Club Sign-Up, you will need to complete a Google form (the form will be available after sign up and will be posted here). You will receive an email letting you know if the change or add was approved. Changes MUST be requested at least one week prior to Club Day. If the Club Sponsor wants to add you, they must email your administrator stating they want you added to the club. You are still only allowed to be in TWO clubs, so if you are signed up for two clubs, you will need to drop one in order to add a different club. You may only attend a club IF YOU RECEIVE A PASS for that club.
Please contact Ms. Folden if you have questions regarding clubs.
Club Day Schedule
The club will be held during the plan period of the sponsor. Students may sign up for a maximum of two clubs and must have a pass to go to the club.
Club Days 2025-26
- September 30th, 2025
- October 28th, 2025
- December 2nd, 2025
- January 27th, 2026
- February 24th, 2026
- March 31st, 2026
- April 28th, 2026
LSE Clubs
| Club | Location and Class Period | Sponsor | Requirements | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAPI Club | F207 | 7 | Misaki Sandridge | Exploration of various Asian cultures and communities. We hope to expand everyone's knowledge of the diversity of campus. | ||
| African American Forum | G105 | 7 | Carol Moravec | We will provide a forum through which African American, Biracial, and Multiracial students can find a place where social and cultural expression can be maintained. We will also support students and provide time for sharing and celebrating. | ||
| Anime Club | F212 | 7 | Spencer Duncan | We are just a group of people getting together to watch and discuss anime. We don't care if you are weird. | ||
| Archery Club | North Gym | 7 | Dan Bubb | Looking to master your form, make some new friends, and maybe even score college scholarships?? The LSE Archery Club is looking for those interested in picking up a bow and getting to the range! During club time, we will discuss archery safety, practice some form exercises and talk about having a positive mentality while enjoying the sport. Later in the school year, if interested we will have opportunities after school hours to get some time on the range (times and days TBD). There are even some optional competitions for those interested! | ||
| Badminton Club | North Gym | 6 | Erin Davis | Play Badminton!!! | ||
| Bible Study Club | F217 | Fridays After School | Nichole Reid | Join us after school once a week for Bible Study club! We will follow a simple Bible reading guide,play a fun game, hear a short and encouraging message, and talk together about what we have read. It's a relaxed and welcoming space where everyone is invited! No matter your background or experience with the Bible. Come for the fun and stay for the encouragement and good conversation of the word. | ||
| Book Club (On the Same Page) | Library | 3 | Sara Friest | If you love books, especially those written for young adults, then you are already an honorary member of our LSE Book Club. Join us for some book fun while you share your love of reading with others! See you in the library ... | ||
| Chess Club | Library | 1 | Alan Holdorf | Whether you've never played chess before or you regularly play in tournaments, come to Chess Club! We play chess. That's it! It's a great place to either practice your skills, or just learn how the game works. Everyone is welcome to join! | ||
| Community of Learners | Library | 5 | Karista Ackerman / Sara Friest / Autumn Wardyn | It’s the happiest day in the library! Once a month, our Community of Learners Club brings together regular education students and special education students for an afternoon of fun, laughter, and friendship. Led by Student Council, each meeting is filled with activities that everyone can enjoy—games, crafts, music, and plenty of smiles. Our special education students even call it the “party in the library,” and we couldn’t agree more! Come ready to make friends, share experiences, and celebrate what makes our school community amazing. | ||
| DECA / FBLA (Business Club) | Upper Commons | 3 | Jessi Christensen / John Seymour | Enrollment in a business course is highly recommended. | DECA/FBLA, formerly Business Club, is a collaboration between the national business organizations, DECA and FBLA. We will focus on preparing emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in all areas of business and technology. Students will be able to develop their leadership skills through service learning and competitive events. | |
| DoReMigo's | M101 | After School | Shelley Lyon | Auditions are held every Spring. | Auditioned barbershop choir | |
| Drama Club | Auditorium | 7 | Katie Frankforter | In drama club, students have the opportunity to engage in interactive activities, games, and improv to learn the fundamentals of acting, including voice projection, body language, and character development. Drama Club is an inclusive, welcoming environment where all students will have fun, learn more about performance and stagecraft, and get involved in our theatre department. | ||
| Educators Rising | D126 | 2 | Ciera Bremer | Educators Rising is a national organization that aims to cultivate highly skilled educators by guiding young people on a path to becoming accomplished teachers, starting in high school. It's a career and technical student organization (CTSO) officially recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Through curriculum, training, and support, Educators Rising helps students develop teaching skills, explore the profession, and build connections with other aspiring educators. | ||
| Empty Bowls Pottery Club | D107 | 6 | Dan Ruth | Current or previous enrollment in Pottery 1 is mandatory. | The LSE Empty Bowls Pottery is a service club to help fight hunger in Lincoln. We create hand crafted bowls thrown on the wheel that will be sold at our upcoming Fall & Spring Art Shows with the proceeds going to the Foodbank of Lincoln. You are invited to join Empty Bowls Pottery Club if you are currently enrolled in a Pottery 1 class or have previously taken Pottery 1. You may also join if you have previous experience throwing on the wheel outside of LSE & personally speak with Mr. Ruth . Please know that becoming a member of The EB Club is a commitment of your time. The club meets on Club Day AND ALSO every Thursday of each week after school from 3:05-4:00. | |
| Feminist Club | F220 | 4 | Chelsea Merboth | Supporting youth in exploring and understanding the complexities facing individuals due to the nature of feminism, misogyny, and previously established "gender norms" within society and our community. | ||
| French Club | F227 | 4 | Karla Halpine | Learn about the French language, its culture , history and traditions! | ||
| German Club | F232 | 5 | Kelleen Rosebaugh | Learn about cultural aspects of German and practice for the Spring Language competitions | ||
| Guitar Club | M103 | 3 | Shelley Lyon | Learn to play guitar, or build on the skills you already have. Guitars are not included. | ||
| Harry Potter Club | E208 | 6 | Sammi Lowery | Provides a space for fans to discuss the books, movies, and broader wizarding world. Activities can include themed discussions, movie marathons, trivia, and even role-playing scenarios like sorting into Hogwarts houses. The specific focus and activities can vary, but the overarching goal is to foster community and shared enjoyment of the Harry Potter universe | ||
| Heavy Metal Maniacs | E214 | 2 | Joe Coleman | Whether you're an old-school Metalhead, just dipping in your toes, or curious to hear something new altogether, come join us. We'll be talking Heavy Metal history, learning its effect on other genres and its influences, and of course listening to it! We'll be spinning vinyl records and CD's the old-fashioned way. Let's get Heavy! | ||
| High School Alliance of Future Physicians ( HSAFP) | G105 | 4 | Carol Moravec | The club is a club directly for future healthcare professionals who want the opportunity to meet with other future healthcare leaders and even have the opportunity to speak with healthcare professionals through the club. We will hope to promote healthy lifestyle habits for students, such as hanging health posters up around the school. The goal is to group people who have similar interests and allow us all to interact and generate ideas to help one another and others. | ||
| Hobby Club | F202 | After School | Alan Holdorf / Carter Shank | Do you have hobbies including strategy card games (MTG, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, etc.), math puzzles & competitions, or Dungeons & Dragons? Come join us for Hobby Club after school each week to play games and hang out! We are a fun, safe place, for everyone to either pursue their hobbies, or maybe even learn something new! | ||
| HOSA | D133 | 6 | Julie Wilcox | HOSA is a high school and post-secondary student organization for students interested in healthcare. We exist to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students. Students attend regular meetings, local & regional competitions and participate in school and community activities. THERE WILL BE NO NEW SIGN UPS FOR HOSA 2ND SEMESTER | ||
| Improv Club!! | E217 | 6 | Nate Mares | The Improv Club is a creative, high-energy group where members practice unscripted comedy, quick thinking, and storytelling through fun games and scenes. It’s a supportive space to build confidence, teamwork, and stage presence while making people laugh. | ||
| Key Club | Library | 6 | Amanda Lukesh | Key Club is a student-led organization focused on service projects for Southeast and for the Lincoln community. Students can earn a letter by meeting volunteer requirements. | ||
| Knight Vision | E204 | 2 | John Aylward | Hands on practice for students in sports broadcasting techniques. Video and content creation skills, along with play-by-play and podcasting for Home Varsity Athletics. | ||
| Mindfulness & Movement Club | Upper Prasch | 4 | Aleisha Thomas Sedlacek | In this club you will have time to reflect and create new thought patterns aligned with gentle movement and stretching to help give you the reset you didn't know you needed. | ||
| Miracle Makers | C117 | 4 | Caitlyn Gray | LSE Miracle Makers Club will participate in activities that seek to help kids with cancer and other diseases and their families. We will learn about philanthropy, organize and host a fundraiser, do crafts and listen to music. | ||
| Muses | M103 | 2 | Riley Herringer | Auditions are held every Spring. | Auditioned treble a cappella group | |
| Native American Caucus | E211 | 6 | Kris Ross / ReeAnna Armagost | See sponsor for information. | This club is for Native American students | |
| NEATure Club | G108 | 6 | Carter Shank / Amanda Studebaker | Help keep Southeast and the Lincoln community beautiful in Neature Club! We work toward Earth-friendly actions at LSE through recycling education, efficient use of resources, and growing and maintaining house and garden plants to share with the LSE community! | ||
| Prom Committee | C114 | 6 | Kendra Parson | Only open for Juniors and Seniors. | Juniors and Seniors - Do you love planning parties? Do you want to be a part of deciding the Prom theme, decorations and more? Join us!! | |
| Revival Bible Study Club | E217 | Wednesdays Before School | Nate Myers | Join us for Bible Study. Materials provided by Mercy City Church. | ||
| SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance) Club | F236 | 4 | Tyler Mathers / Miranda Holcomb | This group provides a safe and supportive environment for LGBTQ+ students and their allies. The group’s goals include developing programming, offering education, and providing members with a safe social space. The club also intends to explore outreach opportunities to the LSE student body to help raise awareness of LGBTQ+ issues. If you want your voice to be heard, you want to show support for your LGBTQ+ peers, or you just need a place where you can be yourself, please join us. | ||
| Science Club | G103 | 4 | Frankie Petersen | This club is an affiliate of the Science National Honors Society and will be hosted by members of our school's Science National Honors Society. Students will do science and engineering related activities. | ||
| Science Olympiad | C112 | 2 | Eric Hanson / Ethan Van Winkle | This LSE team competes at State level competitions against other top science students across the state. Students can win medals and academic letters and the top winning teams head to Nationals. Over 6000 teams nation-wide compete in areas of engineering, life, earth and physical sciences covering 23 different events. This program allows motivated science students an opportunity to develop, learn, and gain confidence and expertise in their areas of interest. This ultimately prepares you for the academic rigor of advanced placement, weighted science courses and ACT. https://live.myvrspot.com/iframe?v=ZDI1OTc0ZmFmZjJkOGZiNGYxNGY4MjA0YWQyNzk0Njc | ||
| Self-Care Club | D105 | 3 | Emily Pieper | High School is a fast paced environment which is constantly moving, and if you don’t take time for yourself, you may find it overwhelming. Especially with a year of twists and turns it may have been hard to tackle. Well, the Self-Care Club may be able to help with that. This club isn’t about face masks and watching netflix which many people may associate with self care but rather it’s about helping you develop a healthy mental mindset. In every session, we will include new activities to assist you in decompressing. Even better, you’ll be able to use these techniques in your own life. It will be a safe place where you can come to catch a break from our fast-moving world while also making new connections within Southeast. | ||
| Sign Language Club | F224 | 3 | Christine Foy | Learn the basics of American Sign Language and Deaf Culture | ||
| SkillsUSA | C128 | 4 | Michael Jorgenson | Current enrollment in an STS class or being registered for an STS class during S2 is mandatory. | SkillsUSA is a workforce development organization for students that empowers students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. We will hone hands-on skills while developing teamwork, communication, professionalism and leadership skills for career and life success. | |
| Southeast Swifties | D134 | 6 | Ciera Bremer | A group that meets to discuss Taylor Swift, her current music, and any upcoming albums or songs. We also go over music videos, celebrate Swift-related holidays, and discuss events and shows. | ||
| Sports Analytics | Library | 1 | Brittany Yardley | Meet and discuss current athletes and teams. Analyze data to track athletic performances of professional athletes. | ||
| Star Wars | C123 | 6 | Aaron Svik | For the love of everything Star Wars! May the force be with us. LSE Jedi Knights! | ||
| Throwers Club | F202 | 2 | Josh Severin | A club for students interested in shot put and discus | ||
| Unified Young Life | Lower Commons | 3 | Steve Dosskey / Chris Rajala | Young Life student leadership is an opportunity for students to explore and grow in faith, leadership, and service with our friends who have disabilities. | ||
| Video Games Club | E213 | Thursdays After School | Chris DeAmbrose | Do you want to play video games with your friends after school for an hour or two but can't make plans? Come to the Video Games Club! We can all get together to just play video games and have fun! | ||
| Young Democrats | E213 | 4 | Nichole Reid | Young Democrats strives to help kids get more involved in the Lincoln community as well as being politically active by contacting their representatives and senators. We also strive to help students be informed about the issues in the world as well as in the US. | ||
| Young Life | South Gym | 2 | Steve Dosskey / Chris Rajala | Come experience fun, friends and faith at Young Life club. | ||
| Young Republicans | C116 | 1 | Sammi Lowery | The Young Republicans are fighting for the future of the Republican Party. Together, our mission is to recruit new Young Republicans and engage young voters with the Republican Party, train the future leaders of the United States, and elect Republican candidates from the top to the bottom of the ballot across the country |