Clubs and Activities

Each grade level in Lyndonville High School has a Class Committee which meets intermittently to plan fundraisers and other activities. Classes are considered a team and work to make profits from fundraisers in middle school, then begin to cement those teams from freshman year on up through senior. Each class team focuses on different activies related to their grade level (eg. Junior Prom being run by 11th grade, Senior Breakfast being run by 12th grade) 

Class teams start off the year cementing their team skills by competing for the Spirit Stick during Homecoming celebration. Each team is highlighted on a float in a parade that kicks off our Homecoming weekend.

The 9-12 Student Council is responsible for planning Homecoming, Class Day, and Picture Day. Classes elect four representatives to sit on Student Council in the fall. The group meets year-round on an as-needed basis. Participants learn Roberts Rule of Order and how to run a meeting. Student Council is a way for students to be active in what goes on in and around the school.

Advisors: Katie Byrne & Rebecca Lacy

The NHS and NJHS are the nation’s premier organizations established to recognize outstanding middle level students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. The group meets throughout the year to plan service projects, fundraisers and the annual NJHS Induction Ceremony. Students must possess and maintain a cumulative grade point average of 90 percent in order to be a member of the NJHS.

Advisors: Paula Bachman, Alisha Schwarzott

The Newspaper Club, open to students in grades 7-12, produces a newspaper called "Tiger Talks" seasonally throughout the year. This club has an executive board of student leadership that governs the business of producing the newspaper. Distribution boxes are located in various hallways throughout the Junior/Senior High School for readers to pick up a paper copy and digital versions are housed on this website.

Advisor: Emma Baldwin

Varsity Club meets in September of every school year to organize the selling of refreshments at home athletic games in the Lyndonville Central School District. Proceeds raised by the sales help pay for athletic awards at the end of the school year at the annual athletic banquet. Members consist of student athletes in grades 9-12.

Advisor: Karli Sturtevant

Members of the Yearbook Club assist in the production of the Lyndonville Central School District’s K-4 soft-cover yearbook and the 5-12 Echo hardcover books. The club meets intermittently throughout the school year. Open to students in grades 5-12, members learn about the basics of page design using a Yearbook Publishers web program, as well as photography, how to upload photos to a website, and the rigors of meeting a deadline.

Advisor: Ashley Maybach