Clubs
Alternative Fiction
Mr. McKenna kmckenna@luhs18.org 802-851-1225
Alt-Fi is a club for all students interested in science fiction, fantasy, anime, and other alternative genres. Meets Wednesdays from 3-5. See Mr. McKenna if you have any questions!
Chess Club
Mr. Hutchins ehutchins@luhs18.org 802-851-1243
Want to learn about chess? In this club we learn about chess, compete, improve ourselves, and chill out. This club hopes to restart in-person in semester two!
Club of the Arts
Ms. Likhite slikhite@luhs18.org 802-851-1237
Ms. Rubinstein arubinstein@luhs18.org 802-851-1215
Every month, students gather in Art1 to have a special workshop with a different topic every time, including monster mugs and shibori tie dye. Students may also work on a project of their choosing with any of the supplies the art room has to offer. Join us and make some art!
Dance Club
Ms. Nichole Lefaivre nlefaivre@luhs18.org 802-851-1352
We meet once a week to work on our dance technique and create a dance routine that is performed in our winter and spring recitals!
Gaming Club
Ms. Rubinstein arubinstein@luhs18.org 802-851-1215
Students in grades 9-12 gather to play board games, Magic the Gathering, and Dungeons & Dragons.
GLOW
Amber Carbine-March and Kim Hoffman
amarch@luhs18.org 802-851-1285, khoffman@luhs18.org 802-851-1227
GLOW is our school's Queer-Straight Alliance. Students and staff of all gender identities and sexual orientations are enthusiastically invited to join as we have fun, support one another, and work to create a school and wider community that is safe, affirming, and inclusive of all people.
International Club
Mrs. Cooney ccooney@luhs18.org 802-851-1203
Unfortunately we won't be running a trip this year, but start saving for our next trip!
The International Club’s main purpose is the education of students through the experiences of traveling to foreign nations (we do travel within the US on occasion!) and cultures. Self-reliance, responsibility, people skills, cultural customs, etiquette and respect are some of the lessons that the students learn on each adventure. Whether it is maneuvering through the timetables and security of airports or mustering courage to try escargot, all aspects and every moment of an International Club’s trips are ingredients in this mobile classroom. It is these lessons that are absorbed and evolve our club members from one dimensional students into multi-dimensional citizens of the Earth.
Marching Band
Ms. Maroney mmaroney@luhs18.org 802-851-1254
The Lamoille Marching Band is made up of all students in the middle and high school bands, plus members of the Lamoille Color Guard. We march in multiple parades each year, including two in September and three in May. We practice during regular band time, and occasionally after school in the spring.
Mountain Bike Club
Mr. Potvin mpotvin@luhs18.org 802-851-1239
The Lamoille Union Mountain Bike Club promotes community, a positive healthy lifestyle, and environmentalism through weekly group trail rides and ongoing stewardship of the Lamoille Union Cricket Hill trail network.
National Honor Society
Ms. Keefe kkeefe@luhs18.org 802-851-1374
Eligibility for the Lamoille Chapter of the National Honor Society eligibility for membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership and character, and is open by faculty election to juniors and seniors. Members must maintain a minimum of these qualities and an excellent academic record. Members who resign or are dismissed are never again eligible for membership or its benefits.
Performing Arts Club
Ms. Lague alague@luhs18.org
The Performing Arts Club (PAC) is a fun and energetic environment where students can come together to pursue their love for the performing arts. While the PAC is most famous for Haunted High, an annual event where the school is turned into a large haunted house for tour groups to go through, other notable events have included improv nights, talent shows, and variety shows. Through fundraising, the club will also often attend a play together as a group.
Robotics
Mr. Girouard mgirouard@luhs18.org 802-851-1342
Want to learn about robotics, engineering, and programming? Join the robotics club to design and build a custom robot to compete against other local schools. The club meets during explore time and from 3-4:30 on Mondays and Thursdays.
Scholars' Bowl
Mr. LaClair placlair@luhs18.org 802-851-1373
Scholars' Bowl is a no-holds-barred battle of the brains. Do you know things? Would you like to to know MORE things?! Then Scholars' Bowl is for you! If you can't get enough of math, science, history, literature, music, art, langauge or any other subject, then join Scholars' Bowl! Lamoille Scholars' Bowl: Nerdy and proud since 1967.
Student Council
Mr. LaClair placlair@luhs18.org 802-851-1373
The Student Council’s principle purposes are as follows: to serve as a liaison between students and the administration; to enhance school spirit; to promote school activities such as homecoming and dances; to promote community service activities. Each class elects representatives to the council; the council elects Treasurer and Secretary. The student body elects President and VP. All voting members must be in good standing with the administration.
Tri-M
Mr. Johnstone djohnstone@luhs18.org 802-851-1256
Ms. Maroney mmaroney@luhs18.org 802-851-1254
An international Program dedicated to the recognition of exceptional music students in grades 10-12. Members are carefully selected according to musicianship, academic achievement, community service, leadership and character.
Upward Bound
Ms. Cummings kcummings@luhs18.org 802-851-1360
Yearbook Club
Ms. Parker vparker@luhs18.org 802-851-1233
Students work on the LUHS Yearbook by creating pages, taking photos, and engaging in community outreach. Yearbooks are available to purchase at the end of the year.
