Clubs & Extracurriculars
Lemoore Middle College High School offers a variety of clubs and extracurricular opportunities for students who wish to get involved in both their school and the community. Our annual club fair gives students the opportunity to see what each club has to offer and make their decisions to join. Students may join a club at any point in the school year. Some extracurriulars have specific entrance and tryout dates and therefore are not open enrollment opportunities.
  Student Leadership and Government allows students the opportunity to have a voice in thier school and to take party as leaders and organizers of the many activities throughout the school year from Club Fair to Prom. LMCHS offers Leadership 1 and 2 as a class which requires students to also take part in the extracurricular portion of the class. Leadership also runs the LMCHS Green Committee as part of its regular duties.
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Interact ClubLMCHS Interact Club, sponsored by the Lemoore Rotary Club is one of LMCHS's largest student organizations. Interact is an international club with student clubs in nearly every country in the world. Interact is the youth version of Rotary therefore our partnership with our local Rotary Club is paramount to our success. Students in the club have the opportunity to work on a variety of local and international projects including our local literacy project, ending Polio, and the Mossy Foot Project in Ethiopia where our students have already helped build houses for victims of the horrible Mossy Foot disease. The club meets at lunch on every other Wednesday. Check the school calendar for meeting and event dates. Click on the Inteact logo to learn more about the club. |
California Scholarship Federation (CSF)The California Scholarship Federation (CSF) emphasizes high standards of scholarship and community service for California high school students. Founded in 1921, the California Scholarship Federation is the oldest scholarship institution in the state of California. LMCHS is proud to offer this club and even more proud of the many seal bearers we have produced. Click on the CSF seal to learn more.
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Spanish ClubSpanish Club meets in room 516 under the leadership of Mr. Lopez. The club studies and promotes the Spanish Language as well as Spanish and Mexican Culture. The club has gone on trips to California's historic Missions and takes part in a variety of fundraising events throughout the year and they make some amazing food! Come to a meeting to learn more about how you can serve as a member.
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Chess ClubChess Club is an informal gathering of LMCHS students interested in playing or learning about chess.We meet in room 509 on Wednesdays at lunch, but students are welcome to come in on Mondays and Fridays to play as well.We will have two tournaments this school year--one in the Fall and one in the Spring. There will be prizes for first, second, and third place winners of the tournament.Jorge Castellon is the student Chess Master (president), and is the winner of last year's Spring Tournament.The tournament ladder will be determined by the informal play at lunchtimes before each tournament.There are no dues, and meetings are not mandatory.Students are free to bring their lunch into the classroom.
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Animanga Club
GSA (Gay, Straight Alliance) 
Jesus Club
Dance Club
Chuckle Chuckle Ha Ha - LMCHS Improv