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Don't see one that fits you? You can start your own club on campus! It requires: an application (deadline is September 30, 2026 for the 2026-27 school year), at least 12 committed students, a faculty member to sponsor, and approval from Mr. Norris, the AP over clubs.
Need to update your listing on this website? Email Ms. Taylor (website updates only; Mr. Norris Is the AP over clubs)
The Girlhood Club exists with the purpose of making a positive influence in our school and local community by encouraging and uplifting girls as they are given a safe space to be themselves. To us this means a space without judgement, gossip, or discrimination. This is achieved through organized community service events that aim towards our club mission. Girlhood’s mission and goal is to empower and reach beyond the bounds that women are commonly placed in. We hope to provide a place where everyone on campus feels that their voices are heard and worth expressing. We’d love for you to join! Contact Ms. Shelby Brandenburg for more information.
LEANDER LIONS FISHING CLUB
Leander Lions Fishing Club is a member of THSBA for tournament fishing. We also hold club tournaments throughout the school year. Membership is open to anyone grades 9-12. For information please reach out to Jim Martin.
LIONS for VETERANS CLUB
Looking for a club where you can make a real difference in your community?Lions for Veterans is a service club dedicated to supporting the veterans who have served our country. Throughout the year, members partner with the local VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) Post to volunteer at service projects, organize donation drives, create care packages, and participate in events that give back to those who have sacrificed so much for our country. We also welcome veteran guest speakers who share their experiences and provide valuable insight into military service, leadership, and resilience.
Our mission is to honor, support, and serve veterans while giving students meaningful opportunities to volunteer, earn community service hours, develop leadership skills, and make a lasting impact in the community. Whether you’re passionate about service, interested in healthcare or public service, or simply want to get involved, there’s a place for you in Lions for Veterans.
If you’re interested in joining, please contact Mr. Mancuso at anthony.mancuso@leanderisd.org. If you have any questions or would like to learn more, feel free to reach out to liya.patel26@k12.leanderisd.org. We’d love to have you join us!
Our Science Fair Club is dedicated to inspiring curiosity, innovation, and achievement in science and engineering at LHS. We support and guide students through the process of creating projects, competing in science fairs, and pursuing further opportunities through rigorous competitions, such as GARSEF and ISEF, as well as a Mock Competition at Cedar Park Library. In the competition, students will present their science or engineering research projects regarding their chosen topic, which they've worked on independently. They showcase their research process, findings, and conclusions through a display board and are available to discuss their work with judges and attendees. The fair also includes judging, awards ceremonies, and opportunities for students to explore other projects. Winners get a chance to earn prizes, awards, money, and scholarships. Winning or even participating in these competitions through our club is extremely prestigious on college applications, and it is also a really fun and engaging learning experience.
To learn more, please look into our website: LHS Science and Engineering Fair
Google Classroom Code: f5f3tzlu
Come by room 1016 for more Info!
Come to room 1222 and join the discord :)