| Art Attack |
| Art Attack meets after school. The club is available for students interested in creating advanced artwork to be considered for art competition. Students who are interested in becoming a member of this club must submit an example of their artwork and complete an application. Teacher referrals are also appreciated. | Rebecca Gatlin |
| Art Club |
| The Art Club is open to interested 6th-8th grade students (limited to class size). The Art Club members create art projects within school hours during the scheduled club time. | David Griffin |
| Beta Club |
| Open to 7th - 8th graders year long; sixth graders become eligible after first semester of sixth grade year. This is an honor society based on academics, character, democratic values, and leadership. Membership is based upon teacher recommendation. | April Smith and Tara Russell |
| Book Club |
| The Book Club is open to interested 6th-8th grade students upon recommendation from their reading teacher. Students are placed in smaller groups based on genre interest and read books from within the genre. During the club meetings students discuss their book of choice. | Jennifer Hewell and Sherry Exum |
| Craft Club |
| The Craft Club is open to 6th - 8th grade students (limited to class size). Members will create craft-type projects such as macramé, jewelry, Christmas ornaments, and origami. | Shannon Sutherland |
| Drama Club |
| LCMS Drama Club offers students in all grades an opportunity to experience the performing arts in a unique way. Students audition for parts in performance productions learn the technology of lights & sounds, make-up, costuming, set construction and design. | Ben Thompson, Renee Thompson, and Todd Dibbell. |
| Family, Career and Community Leaders of America |
| Open to 6th - 8th graders interested in participating in activities dealing with the various aspects of Family and Consumer Science and leadership skills. Potential members must have already completed or be enrolled in a Family and Consumer Science class. This club encourages personal growth, leadership development, preparation for the future, and family and community involvement through family and consumer sciences education. | DeWana Hyde |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes |
| Open to 6th-8th graders. Interdenominational school-based Christian sports organization which focuses on serving the community. | Chris Morton, Dewayne Suggs, and Rick Carr |
| Fitness Club |
| Open 6th - 8th graders. Students learn about good eating habits, fitness exercises, and strategies for healthy living. | Marri Haggerty |
| Future Business Leaders of America |
| Open to 6th-8th graders who are interested in going into business related professions. Students work on skills involving keyboarding applications, computer technology, slideshow presentations, and exploration of various careers. Members have the opportunity to participate in two competitions each year. | Vonnie McClung |
| Inner Beauty Project |
| This is a club that will meet some after school and during club times. It is strictly for girls and is a Christian based club that offers life lessons for girls and covers a variety of topics that girls need mentoring in at this age. | Courtney Carter |
| Math Counts |
| Open to 6th-8th grade students interested in competition level mathematics. | Deborah Price and Janet Mock |
| Model United Nations |
| Open to 6th-8th graders who meet the academic requirements. This club requires students to do extensive research, write essays, and debate current event issues in a United Nations like setting. There are two competitions a year. | Bill Riddle, and Lynn Coleman |
| National FFA |
| Open to 6th–8th graders interested in participating in activities dealing with the various aspects of agricultural science and leadership skills.Website | Jamie Rich and Rose Rollins. |
| Sign Language Club: Lee County |
| The Lee County Sign Language Club’s mission is to develop sign language skills to communicate with Deaf and Hard of Hearing members of our community. The club meets twice each month at Lee County High School, from 3:30- 4:30 PM or 5:00PM. The club is open to everyone associated with the Lee County School System, including all family members of students and system staff! The LCSS Sign Language Club does not have a maximum limit on membership numbers. Please join us this year as we participate in the Homecoming and Christmas Parades, support Lee County DFACS with Christmas present donations, support the troops with donations, host a Christmas party for residents at Lee Healthcare, and host a tri-county luncheon for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in Lee, Dougherty, and Worth Counties. Beginning 2012-2013, we will focus on creating signed children’s stories on DVD for the Deaf/HH students in Lee. Additional volunteer opportunities may be included, such as hosting a fun activity for children during the Sheriff’s Special Olympics Fundraiser event in May or other Leesburg events during the year. New members to the club are required to join with a $15 membership fee, which includes a sign language book. Returning members to the club pay only $5. | Sherry Benz |
| Spanish Club: |
| Open to 6th-8th graders. This club is for serious-minded students who are interested in a more in-depth study of Spanish beyond the basic essentials taught in a connections class. To qualify for membership, students must either possess an elementary knowledge of Spanish or be willing to study and acquire this knowledge. Students must also possess a strong work ethic and be willing to work on assigned projects outside of club time. | Mary Dolan |
| Step Club |
| Open to 6th- 8th grade students who are interested in learning about the history of stepping. Students will learn a step routine and perform at different school events. | Nikita King and Sheryl Capers |
| Student Government Association |
| Open to 6th–8th graders. Officers and homeroom representatives are elected in August. | Laura Stock |
| Technology Club |
| Open to 6th grade students. Students must be recommended by their team teachers. This club is for students interested in learning new technologies and basic troubleshooting. | Zibi Davidson, Sala Ellington and Billy McNeal |
| Yearbook |
| 7th - 8th grade students only. Students must go through an application, interview, and selection process. | Becky Gill |
| Lee County Family Connect Youth Council |
| Open to 6th-8th graders. Students must complete an application and be recommended by a teacher or counselor. Students must have potential leadership ability and an expressed interest in community involvement. The Youth Council will inform and motivate others on the needs and issues facing youth in Lee County. Students will have an opportunity to bring about positive change in their school and community through programs, activities and community service. This club will meet once a month after school at the ninth grade campus. | Patsy Shirley and Debbie Hinman |