Art Club: The purpose of Art Club at LCMSE is to provide a creative space for students who enjoy art and want to collaborate with other students on club-related art projects. Members will meet once per month during the school day. Sponsor: Alan Maples
Jr. Beta Club: Open to 7th-8th graders year-long; sixth graders become eligible after the first semester of sixth grade. This is an honor society based on academics, character, democratic values, and leadership. Membership is based upon teacher recommendation. Sponsor: Rita Reynolds
Buddy Club: The buddy club is a place to form and foster friendships of same-aged peers who may or may not have a disability. The goal of the club will be to promote acceptance and awareness of everyone no matter what "category" they fit into. Sponsor: Lindsey Langston
Cornhole Club: Cornhole club is a great, competitive outlet for kids who want to get a better understanding of the game and reach the next level of cornhole. Sponsor: Makenzie Hall
Craft Club: The Craft Club is open to 6th-8th grade students, but club size is limited. Members will create a variety of individual craft projects to include seasonal decorations and school spirit items. There is a $20 supply fee. Sponsor: Sandi Plourde
Dungeons & Dragons: Open to 6th-8th grade students. Sponsor: James Helton
Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Open to 6th-8th graders. Interdenominational school-based Christian sports organization which focuses on serving the community. Sponsor: Danielle Rudd
Fitness Club: Open to 6th-8th graders. Students learn about good eating habits, fitness exercises, and strategies for healthy living. Sponsor: Coach Mears
National FFA*: Open to 6th-8th graders interested in participating in activities dealing with the various aspects of agricultural science and leadership skills. Sponsor: Lindsey Jones
Jr. FBLA: Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is the premier student organization dedicated to preparing middle school students for leadership, future careers, and personal success. Through dynamic competitive events, monthly community service challenges, and hands-on projects, members develop essential skills in business, technology, and teamwork while making a positive impact in their community. Sponsor: Alexis Whitaker
Inner Beauty Project: This club is geared toward girls. It is a Christian-based club offering life lessons for girls, covering a variety of topics that are age-appropriate for mentoring middle school girls. Sponsor: DeeDee Manville
Jr. Tome Society: Junior Tome Society is a student literacy club that promotes creativity, critical thinking, and a love of reading through books, projects, and competitions. Members will read one to two books each month from the reading list, participate in fun literacy-based activities and digital competitions, and may have opportunities for afternoon meetings to work on projects and club activities together. Students may also have the opportunity to attend TomeCon, an annual student literacy conference featuring authors, workshops, and student events. Sponsor: Abby Slattery
Lee County Multicultural Society: The Lee County Multicultural Society at East gives students the chance to explore the world, try new things, and celebrate the cultures that make our school and community unique. Our mission is to empower students to lead, connect, and learn through cultural celebrations, food, music, service, field trips, and hands-on experiences while building a stronger, more inclusive school community. Sponsor: Jennifer Castillo
ROLE: Responsibility & Ownership of Lee’s Environment. Purpose: is to develop young men into leaders and productive citizens within Lee schools and community. Mission: to educate ROLE club members on how to develop leadership skills and how to use those skills to improve one’s physical and social environment. Sponsor: Brian Bush
Student Government Association: Open to 6th-8th graders. Homeroom representatives are elected by designing a campaign using posters and giving speeches in their homerooms in early August. Officers will then be elected by the SGA members. Students will be involved in school and community projects throughout the year. SGA is committed to planning and acting as speakers for the annual Veterans' Day Program, as well as ambassadors for the school at many school functions. Opportunities include: Step Up and Lead Conference, and spring trip to Atlanta during the General Assembly. This club will meet on club days and some days after school. Sponsor: Lisa Collins*These clubs will be combined for both Lee County Middle School East and West Campuses. Students from both schools will be eligible for participation.