Clubs

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Club Sign-Up Day

Club sign-up will begin on Wednesday, August 21st during 5th period and will end on Friday, August 30th. You may use the link above or use jump code GYBF to sign up. The link will not accept any responses until 10:45 a.m. on 8/21/24.

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 Day, 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.

Get the Club Opt-Out Form

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 2024-25

  • September 24th
  • October 29th
  • December 3rd
  • January 28th
  • February 25th
  • March 25th
  • April 29th

LSE Clubs

ClubLocation and Class PeriodSponsorRequirementsDescription
African American ForumG1058Carol MoravecWe 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 ClubF2127Spencer DuncanWe are just a group of people getting together to watch and discuss anime. We don't care if you are weird.
Archery Club C1128Dan BubbLooking 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 ClubNorth Gym3Erin DavisPlay Badminton!!!
Book Club (On the Same Page)Library4Mrs. FriestIf 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 ClubLibrary2Alan HoldorfWhether 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 LearnersLibrary6Karista Ackerman / Sara Friest / Autumn WardynA club that unifies students that have a disability with students who do not. There are different themes each month. Our games and crafts tie in with the monthly theme.
DECA / FBLAE2014Jessi Christensen / John SeymourEnrollment in a business course is highly reccomended.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'sM101After SchoolJulia RamirezAuditions are held every Spring.Auditioned barbershop choir
Drama ClubAuditorium8Katie FrankforterIn 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.
Empty Bowls Pottery ClubD1077Dan RuthThe 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.
Fellowship of Christian AthletesWrestling Room8Jacob Kuesel / Isaiah DellTo lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. To see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.
Feminist ClubF2205Madison Hilbert / Chelsea MerbothSupporting 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.
German ClubF2326Kelleen RosebaughLearn about cultural aspects of German and practice for the Spring Language competitions
Harry Potter ClubE2175Sammi LoweryHarry Potter Fans gather to make crafts, watch the Harry Potter Movies, discuss books, Hogwarts Houses & Pottermore, and have fun snacks
Hobby ClubF202After SchoolAlan Holdorf / Carter ShankDo 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!
HOSAD1314Julie WilcoxHOSA 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
Key ClubLibrary5Amanda Lukesh / Wendi HerbinKey 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 VisionC1156John Aylward Hands on practice in sports broadcasting techniques.
Knight YogaUpper Prasch3John Aylward Mindfulness and practice of basic Yoga practices for students.
LSE Equity CadreC1145Crystal FoldenLSE Equity Cadre is a student-led group focusing on issues of equity, awareness and change in our schools community.
MusesM111After SchoolRiley HerringerAuditions are held every Spring.Auditioned treble a capella group
Native American CaucusF2065Kris Ross / ReeAnna ArmagostSee sponsor for information.This club is for Native American students
Neature ClubG1085Carter 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!
Pickleball ClubNorth Gym2Kim HallCome learn about Pickleball and see how much fun you can have!
Robotics ClubC130After SchoolMichael Jorgenson / Heather FurmanRobotics club is for students who love to design, build, play, compete, and talk all things robotics! You will have access to some of the latest VEX robotic technology and build a robot with your new friends! This club is a low stress, fun place to hang out and mess around with robots. If you ask nicely, we can watch battle bots, too.
SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance)F2338Tyler Mathers / Miranda HolcombThis 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 OlympiadG1134Eric Hanson / Ethan Van WinkleThis 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
Sign Language ClubF2263Christine FoyLearn the basics of American Sign Language and Deaf Culture
Southeast Swifties D1343Ciera BremerA 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.
Star WarsC1234Aaron SvikFor the love of everything Star Wars! May the force be with us. LSE Jedi Knights!
Step ChainSouth Gym8Nicole Lopez-BettendorfA rhythmic combination of stomping, clapping, spoken word, and dance, historically rooted in Black and African communities. No previous dance or stepping experience required.
Titanic Club E2084Greg Spangler Titanic club explores the engineering, design, history and culture of the RMS "Titanic" and her sisters within the general framework of maritime history. Although James Cameron’s 1997 film will be discussed, it is by no means the focus of this club. Lectures and videos by Michael Brady (Oceanliner Designs) and the team at Vintage Digital Revival (Titanic Honor and Glory) will serve as the basis for discussion. Conspiracy theories surrounding the supposed switching of the “Olympic” and “Titanic” are not supported in this club. Join us in landlocked Nebraska to “talk ship”.
Unified Young Life (Previously Young Life Capernaum)Commons3Steve Dosskey / Chris RajalaYoung Life student leadership is an opportunity for students to explore and grow in faith, leadership, and serving. We will be able to do so with our friends that have disabilities.
Young DemocratsF2363Nichole Kennedy-ReidStudent run club that focuses on current events and how to get more involved in the community.
Young LifeSouth Gym2Steve Dosskey / Chris RajalaCome experience fun, friends and faith at Young Life club.
Young RepublicansD1346Julie WilcoxThe 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