Clubs

Club Motto:

The Anime Club fosters a welcoming space for students to explore Japanese animation, share their favorite series, engage in creative discussions, and build community through shared interests in storytelling, art, and culture.

Club Objectives:

The Anime Club aims to provide a creative and inclusive environment where students can explore and appreciate Japanese animation and related media. Through group discussions, screenings, art activities, and cultural exploration, the club fosters community, encourages self-expression, and promotes cross-cultural understanding. Members will have opportunities to share their interests, develop new friendships, and engage in collaborative projects that celebrate the diversity and impact of anime.

Club Activities:

The Anime Club provides a welcoming and inclusive environment where students can connect with peers who share a passion for anime and Japanese culture. The club encourages creative expression, cultural appreciation, and community-building through activities such as anime screenings, discussions, art projects, and themed games. By fostering a space for shared interests, the club supports student engagement, friendship, and exploration of storytelling through animation.

Membership Requirements:

To remain an active member of the Anime Club, students are expected to attend at least 50% of scheduled club meetings throughout the school year.

Meeting Dates & Times:

The Anime Club will meet twice a month, on the first and third Wednesday during the lunch period.

Meeting Location:

9B Lab

Club Motto:

Unity in Diversity: The Arabic Way

Club Objectives:

1. Promote Cultural Awareness and Appreciation.
2. Enhance Language Skills Through Cultural Context.
3. Build Community and Cross-Cultural Connections.
4. Empower Student Leadership and Creativity.

Club Activities:

1. Arabic Calligraphy Workshop – Teach students the art of Arabic script and let them create their own calligraphy pieces.
2. Henna Art Day – Share the cultural significance of henna and offer hands-on design sessions.
3. Traditional Clothing Day – Invite members to wear traditional attire and explain its cultural background.
4. Arabic Cuisine Tasting – Host a potluck or food fair featuring dishes from different Arab countries.
5. Ramadan & Eid Celebration – Educate students about these holidays through storytelling, food, and crafts.
6. Arabic Coffee & Tea Ceremony – Demonstrate traditional hospitality customs.
7. Arabic Music & Dabke Dance Night – Teach traditional dances and explore Arabic musical instruments.
8. Film Screening & Discussion – Watch Arabic-language films with subtitles and discuss cultural themes.
9. Arabic Phrase of the Week – Share useful phrases and their meanings during school announcements or club meetings.
10. Language Exchange Meetups – Pair students to practice Arabic and English together.

Membership Requirements:

1. A Lamar Student or staff.
2. Fill out membership form https://forms.gle/wJRj21ouxwUzTg9j6

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Other Friday

Meeting Location:

10B

Club Motto:

Building the best club

Club Objectives: 

Architecture Club strives to teach students how to work together in order to create stable and effective designs for different structures you might see in your everyday life.

Club Activities:

Over the year we will participate in a variety of activities including the marshmallow tower challenge and string bridge challenge. We will also have different presentations teaching students about different forms of architecture that will include a Quizziz or Kahoot

Membership Requirements:

Members and participants in the club don’t have any requirements and anyone can come. Officers will be required to work on meeting slideshows, attend every meeting and occasionally but materials for a meeting.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Meetings will be held once a month during the second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

11A

Club Motto:

We're gonna make it somehow!

Club Objectives:

To create an art car for the upcoming Orange Show Art Car Parade.

Club Activities:

Students will meet, learn and design an art car based on a theme.

Membership Requirements:

Students are required to sign up and must follow school rules along with art car rules and procedures.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesday and Wednesday after school. 4:15 PM - 5:30 PM

Meeting Location:

N108

Club Motto:

Celebrating Culture, Building Community.

Club Objectives:

Celebrate culture, build community, promote awareness, evoke inclusion, and engage in leadership.

Club Activities:

Celebrate culture, build community, promote awareness, evoke inclusion, and engage in leadership.

Membership Requirements:

For officers the memberships requirements consist of showing up and filling the roles needed for meetings. For people that just want to be apart of the club, it is not needed to come to every meeting since it is choice.

Meeting Dates & Times:

We plan to have meetings once a month on consistent Wednesdays. Our officers all have schedules and we want to make sure they can all attend. Our meetings will always be second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

12D

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

To read and discuss good books that have been banned in other areas of the country.

Club Activities:

To read and discuss good books that have been banned in other areas of the country.

Membership Requirements:

None-come to as many meetings as you can

Meeting Dates & Times:

TBD, but once per month.

Meeting Location:

11C Lab

Club Motto:

"Embrace Differences, Foster Friendships, and Build Brighter Futures Together"

Club Objectives:

Club Objectives Establishing Meaningful Friendships Foster genuine and lasting friendships between individuals with and without disabilities. Promote mutual respect, understanding, and trust between Buddy pairs. Promoting Inclusivity and Acceptance Create an inclusive school or community environment where differences are celebrated. Challenge stereotypes and biases through personal connections and interactions. Enhancing the Quality of Life Improve the overall well-being and happiness of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Provide emotional support, companionship, and a sense of belonging to all participants. Developing Social and Communication Skills Help individuals with disabilities build social and communication skills through regular interactions. Improve the ability of all participants to relate to and connect with people from diverse backgrounds. Empowering Personal Growth Encourage personal growth and self-confidence in both Buddy pairs. Foster a sense of purpose and responsibility in the Peer Buddies. Raising Awareness Increase awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities. Promote a culture of empathy, inclusion, and support within the school or community. Advocacy and Community Building Engage in advocacy efforts to promote disability rights and inclusion. Strengthen the bonds within the school or community through collaborative initiatives. Long-term Impact Cultivate a sense of social responsibility in the Peer Buddies, encouraging them to continue promoting inclusion beyond the program. Measure and track the long-term impact of Best Buddy partnerships on the lives of participants and the broader community. These objectives collectively aim to create a program that not only enriches the lives of individuals with disabilities but also enhances the social and emotional development of all participants while fostering a more inclusive and empathetic society.

Club Activities:

"In our High School Peer Buddies program, dedicated high school students commit to forming one-to-one friendships with their peers in special education classes, whom we affectionately refer to as 'Buddies.' This unique initiative offers numerous benefits to the Peer Buddies, enriching their high school experience in several meaningful ways:

Heightened Awareness: By becoming Peer Buddies, students gain a heightened awareness of the challenges and issues that individuals with intellectual disabilities often face. They get a firsthand glimpse into the daily experiences and unique perspectives of their Buddy, fostering empathy and understanding.

Breaking Stereotypes: Our program encourages Peer Buddies to look beyond the labels that society frequently attaches to individuals with disabilities. Through personal interactions and shared experiences, they discover the richness of each Buddy's personality, talents, and aspirations, challenging preconceived notions and stereotypes.

Making a Difference: One of the most rewarding aspects of being a Peer Buddy is the opportunity to make a significant impact on someone else's life. By offering friendship, support, and inclusion, Peer Buddies not only enhance the lives of their Buddies but also experience personal growth, realizing their ability to effect positive change.

Moreover, our Buddy Pairs serve as powerful role models within our school and the broader community. Through their interactions and friendships, they exemplify acceptance, respect, and support for individuals with intellectual disabilities, promoting a culture of inclusivity and understanding.

In essence, our High School Peer Buddies program fosters genuine connections, promotes empathy, and champions inclusivity, ultimately creating a more compassionate and accepting school environment while equipping our students with valuable life skills that extend far beyond their high school years."

Membership Requirements:

Who Can Join? Membership requirements for the Best Buddies program can vary depending on the specific chapter or organization, but here's a general outline of common membership requirements: Age and School Enrollment Participants are typically high school or college students. Must be currently enrolled in the respective school or educational institution. Commitment Members should be willing to commit to the program for a specified period, often a school year or semester. Commitment includes regular participation in Buddy events and activities. Application and Registration Prospective members usually need to complete an application or registration process. This may include providing personal information, contact details, and availability. Parental/Guardian Consent (for minors) Minors may require parental or guardian consent to participate in the program. Parents/guardians may need to sign waivers or provide contact information for emergencies. Training and Orientation Members may be required to attend training or orientation sessions. These sessions cover program guidelines, inclusion principles, and communication strategies. Background Checks (if applicable) Depending on local regulations and the population served, members may need to undergo background checks or screenings. Respect and Inclusivity Members must commit to treating all participants with respect and dignity. Embrace and uphold the values of inclusivity, empathy, and acceptance. Regular Participation Members are expected to actively engage in Best Buddies activities and events. Regular attendance at meetings and planned outings is encouraged. Communication Maintain open and respectful communication with Buddy pairs and program coordinators. Promptly notify program leaders of any issues or concerns. Support Program Goals Members should align with the objectives and mission of the Best Buddies program. Actively contribute to promoting inclusivity and friendship within the community. Code of Conduct Adhere to a code of conduct or behavior guidelines set by the Best Buddies program. Respect confidentiality and privacy. Financial Commitment (if applicable) Some chapters may require members to pay a nominal membership fee or contribute to cover event costs. Volunteering and Leadership Opportunities (optional) Members may have the option to take on leadership roles within the organization or volunteer for specific tasks. It's important to note that these requirements can vary, and prospective members should consult their local Best Buddies chapter or organization for specific details and expectations. The goal is to ensure that members are committed to fostering meaningful friendships and promoting inclusion within their school or community.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Lunch and Meetings

Meeting Location:

Life Skills N204

Club Motto:

To unite the whole school though beyblade.

Club Objectives:

To learn how to beyblade and learn the wonderful community around them.

Club Activities:

Playing beyblades and learning how to make tournaments

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements Needed.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Fridays second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

12C Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Mastering biology concepts for academic success!

Club Objectives:

Tutor 9th and 11th graders who take biology to prepare them to be successful in their biology tests and overall class.

Club Activities:

Every 3 weeks when 9th and 11th graders take their unit test for biology class, students that are members of our club go to their neighborhood during the 2nd half of lunch the day before their test to tutor them. We prepare the biology students to get high scores on their test and make them feel confident and stress free by providing study guides with the material of the test, doing Kahoots / Quizzez to get them comfortable with the questions, and by answering any questions they have.

Membership Requirements:

Members are required to attend at least one tutoring session a grading cycle, and are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the material before tutoring a student.

Meeting Dates & Times:

The day before a unit test the 2nd half of lunch, except for finals weeks where we will have an entire lunch of tutoring.

Meeting Location:

11A with Ms. Watson, or in 9th grade neighborhoods if the teachers need.

Club Motto:

Our Lives end when we become silent about things that matter - M.L.K

Club Objectives:

Black Heritage Society's goal is to make a safe space for Black People and Minorities. We pride ourselves on making it a safe place and a place where different groups of people from different backgrounds can come together and collaborate. being able to navigate our world while being a minority and teens going through real life stuff.

Club Activities:

We will have Mental Health Mondays and What's happening Wednesday. Mental health Mondays will include us coming together as a club and talking about real world things that our affecting our mental health. We will give advice on how to juggle so many things while getting ready to go to college while still having an activity to go along with it. On what's happening Wednesdays We come together to talk about things happening in the world at this moment. Such as tv shows that we may be watching or even diving deep and talking about police injustices or BLM activities happening in the air as of right now.

Membership Requirements:

You will just have to participate in on meetings everyone is welcomed. when we have our MOM/BHS cookout we will then have members who have had attended at least 3 meetings before. (May Change)

Meeting Dates & Times:

First Monday and Third Wednesday

Meeting Location:

In a meeting room designated by Ms. Piper

Club Motto:

One Love, One Team

Club Objectives:

To increase the confidence and health in the student body.

Club Activities:

We will workout inside of the gym and use the track for cardio

Membership Requirements:

Must be a student at Lamar

Meeting Dates & Times:

Wednesday & 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

Meeting Location:

Weight Room

Club Motto:

United by bread, grown by dough

Club Objectives:

Providing students a fun place to hang out, study and to learn about the benefits of bread!

Club Activities:

- donate bread to organizations
- provide recipes
- eating bread
- study cafe (no drinks provided)

Membership Requirements:

Every student joining will have to provide $5 per. More information is given in meetings.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every 2 weeks on Fridays at 12:00pm

Meeting Location:

12A Lab

Club Motto:

Bugs are cool!

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Activities will be centered around having fun while also learning about insects. They will include: games (ie. bug jeopardy, bug bingo, kahoot); presentations; a bug hunt; movies; art-making; cookie decorating; building terrariums, crafts, origami, photography.

Membership Requirements:

No requirement other than registering that you are coming to the meeting beforehand so we can prepare properly.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Each Tuesday during the second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

Ms. Watson's room (11a lab)

Club Motto:

Designing the Future

Club Objectives:

Raising awareness and making more people interact and engage with CAD programs in Autodesk. Bettering the skills that people have in AutoDesk and in the real world with included fields of engineering.

Club Activities:

Allow students in the club to design anything they want for the purpose of improvement. Providing students with fun designs to recreate in a fun and competitive setting. Provide a specific learning rubric where students

Membership Requirements:

Lamar student who is interested and active in CAD.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesday & Thursday, second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

N312

Club Motto:

When you see a good move, look for a better one

Club Objectives:

To grow a chess based community at Lamar.

Club Activities:

Tournaments, game days, lessons, and parties

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Friday

Meeting Location:

12A Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Obtain fluency in Mandarin Chinese by watching real life interactions.

Club Objectives:

To allow students to improve Chinese proficiency and explore Chinese culture through film

Club Activities:

- watch Chinese films and discuss
- read books by Chinese authors
- speak in Chinese with other students and teacher
- presentations from Dr. Guo about the films

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesdays through lunch, every 1st and 3rd Tuesday

Meeting Location:

Lab* (TBD, maybe 10D pending approval)

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Tuesday at 12:15

Meeting Location:

N303

Club Motto:

Gather people in order to facilitate laughter, smiles, and general happiness in the community.

Club Objectives:

In order to do so, members of Connect More volunteer their time at local retirement homes and play board games such as "Connect Four" with the residents. Not only does this make the senior residents' days, but it also makes our volunteers feel accomplished and productive. The main goal of our club is to have fun and generate connections with our community and the people around us. We make sure to recognize that the purpose of participating in the Connect More movement is to make deeper connections with those around you and have a good time doing it.

Club Activities:

During school, plan events and activities that can be

Membership Requirements:

Anybody that is interested in helping out the community.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every first Wednesday of the month (once a month), we will meet out of school on a weekend once a month in order to go to retirement home.

Meeting Location:

10C

Club Motto:

Where yarn becomes art

Club Objectives:

To teach others interested in the craft how to crochet, to build a fun community, and encourage creativity.

Club Activities:

Teaching beginners how to crochet, sharing tips and tricks, collaborative projects, and more.

Membership Requirements:

Interested in crochet

Meeting Dates & Times:

1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month, second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

11D Lab

Club Motto:

Secure the Digital Future

Club Objectives:

To learn about cybersecurity, practice skills, and compete in Capture the Flag competitions.

Club Activities:

Throughout the year, we will practice Capture the Flag practice problems using different skills including hacking and cryptography. We will also work on interesting projects that will practice other skills including networking.

Membership Requirements:

No Membership Requirements.

Meeting Dates & Times:

2nd half of lunch on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month.

Meeting Location:

N303

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesday at 4:15 PM

Meeting Location:

N310

Club Motto:

Roll high. Don't die.

Club Objectives:

Collaboration, imagination, determination.

Club Activities:

Each meeting will be a D&D session.

Membership Requirements:

A willingness to try new things, a sense of adventure, and a vivid imagination.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Wednesdays at lunch.

Meeting Location:

Black Box Theater

Club Motto:

"Don't Mess With Texans!"

Club Objectives:

Our goal is to make Lamar a cleaner environment. Teachers aren’t janitors- We want to stop teachers from feeling the need to clean up , promoting reflective and principled IB Learners

Club Activities:

Club members will be required to help pick up trash/sweep/wipe down desks(if needed) during the last 15 minutes of lunch, and log their hours. Additionally, we will help clean up after non school events. We will start with cleaning under the desk s

Membership Requirements:

Club members will be required to help pick up trash/sweep/wipe down desks(if needed) during the last 15 minutes of lunch twice a week, and log their hours.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Early in the month, so that a schedule for everyone can be made for when they need to pick up trash.

Meeting Location:

10B

Club Motto:

Powering the world by empowering students

Club Objectives:

We want to enable Lamar students to make a difference in the future by educating them about the present. We will do this by teaching them about how various forms of energy generation affect the world around us, allowing them to begin or grow an interest in energy and investing in our future.

Club Activities:

We will hold meetings twice monthly in school as well as outside, visiting sites such as oil rigs and windmill fields (with approval) to learn from experts/professionals in energy fields (petroleum engineers from Targa Resources, representatives from clean energy companies)

Membership Requirements:

Attend meetings at least once monthly.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every first and last Thursday of the month, second half of lunch. Outside of school meetings twice per semester, first and last Saturday of November and first/last Saturday of April (tentatively, with approval).

Meeting Location:

12C Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Innovation and Change Through Collaboration

Club Objectives:

The Engineering Minds Club aims to educate members about the vast world of engineering by exploring different main fields and subfields of engineering. The club seeks to inspire and fuel students' passion for STEM by engaging in hands-on projects that involve building, designing, and problem-solving. The club aims to help students identify which engineering field aligns with their interests and career goals.

Club Activities:

Members participate in a variety of engineering projects that challenge them to apply what they already know and what they will learn to practical real-world situations. These projects range from designing simple structures like buildings, to more complex systems like bridges. Each project encourages teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking.

Membership Requirements:

To be a member of the Engineering Minds Club, students must actively participate in club meetings and projects. Members are expected to engage in learning about the different engineering disciplines and contribute to the development and completion of club projects. Additionally, members should be committed to exploring and deciding which field of engineering they are most passionate about.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Thursday during the second half of lunch (some meetings will be changed due to unforeseen conflicts)

Meeting Location:

12A Meeting Room or Lab

Club Motto:

One heart at a time.

Club Objectives:

Our club strives to bring student athletes closer to God and also give them an opportunity to connect with other like-minded athletes who they can form relationships with. We host a game and provide a speaker each week for fun and spiritual development.

Club Requirements:

We host a fun, interactive, often physical game for half of the meetings to get the blood flowing and involve a little competition that athletes know and love and then we have a speaker for the second half to give a message on faith and how it has impacted their journey through athletics. We aim to have fun and become closer to God!

Membership Requirements:

anyone is welcome

Meeting Dates & Times:

Most Wednesdays 11:45-12:45 (lunch hour)

Meeting Location:

Lamar gym

Club Motto:

Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve

Club Objectives:

The program is part of a three-part model of education that consists of classroom instruction, supervised agricultural experiences and the FFA. Classroom agricultural education is applied to hands-on learning opportunities called supervised agricultural experiences (SAEs). SAEs include activities such as raising an animal, building an Ag mechanics project, starting a business, working for an established company or working in production agriculture. The FFA provides members the opportunity for leadership experience and competitions, scholarships and personal opportunities for involvement. FFA is a dynamic student-led leadership development organization for students of agricultural education. The FFA changes lives and prepares students for premier leadership, personal growth and career success.

Club Activities:

FFA members can be involved in a variety of competitions including LDE's, CDE's, and Livestock Shows or Rodeos.

Membership Requirements:

Members must be enrolled in an Agriculture Science Class.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Meetings are the first Wednesday of every month in the Grand Hall.

Meeting Location:

Grand Hall

Club Motto:

Film and Fun

Club Objectives:

To bring fun and knowledge of all different films

Club Requirements:

We watch parts of a movie, discuss everything, and have an interactive discussion about what they liked of the movie

Membership Requirements:

Interest in movies and an applicable GPA

Meeting Dates & Times:

Wednesday 12:15-12:45

Meeting Location:

12th grade neighborhood

Club Motto:

Invest in your future!

Club Objectives:

Teaching students about basic financial skills

Club Activities:

Monthly meetings, workshops, stock market simulation

Membership Requirements:

Attending meetings

Meeting Dates & Times:

Once a month, during lunch at 12:15

Meeting Location:

12C

Club Motto:

Leave no trace!

Club Objectives:

We aim to spread our love of forensic science and help more people gain interest in it! We would love to spread forensic science with people who have never heard about it to people who are avid enthusiasts.

Club Activities:

Find out what forensic scientists do on the job, do fun forensic related activities, watch videos of forensic scientists in action, and more!

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Thursday at 12:15

Meeting Location:

N111

Club Motto:

We are here to learn, lead, and grow as future vets while making a difference for animals in our community.

Club Objectives:

Career Exploration Provide students with opportunities to learn about veterinary medicine, animal science, and related careers through guest speakers, field trips, and hands-on experiences. Skill Development Equip members with practical knowledge and skills in animal care, husbandry, and veterinary practices to support their academic and career goals. Community Engagement Promote animal welfare and community awareness by organizing service projects, volunteer opportunities, and educational events related to pet care and agriculture. Professional Preparation Assist members in building resumes, developing leadership abilities, and preparing for certifications such as the Certified Veterinary Assistant (CVA). Collaboration and Networking Establish partnerships with local veterinarians, animal shelters, agricultural organizations, and universities to create mentorship and internship opportunities. Leadership and Teamwork Foster leadership skills and teamwork by encouraging members to take active roles in planning and executing club activities and events. Academic Excellence Support members in excelling academically by providing study sessions, resource sharing, and peer mentorship related to veterinary science and agriculture courses.

Club Activities:

Review and practice basic veterinary concepts, including animal anatomy, health, and care techniques. Learn and apply skills in animal care such as grooming, feeding, and proper handling. Participate in community service projects with local animal shelters and rescue organizations. Organize and host pet supply drives to support community shelters and families in need. Strengthen veterinary science skills through hands-on labs, demonstrations, and practice activities. Meet with veterinarians, vet techs, and other animal science professionals to explore career pathways. Take part in workshops, field trips, and guest speaker events to connect classroom knowledge with real-world experience.

Membership Requirements:

Be an enrolled student at Lamar High School, regularly attend meetings and events.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Thursday beginning September 18th during the second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

J112

Club Motto:

When women support each other, Incredible things happen

Club Objectives:

build a community of lifelong friends, build a community of people to educate each other, build a community to learn from each and inspire one another

Club Activities:

- Scavenger hunts
- Movies
- Cookie Decorating
- Period drives
- Games such as card and board games

Membership Requirements:

Be a girl or a person who supports girls.

Meeting Dates & Times:

1 Friday a month, at 12

Meeting Location:

12D meeting room or lab

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

2 times a month on Tuesdays

Meeting Location:

11B Lab

Club Motto:

Take care of the Earth so it will take care of you!

Club Objectives:

To spread awareness of environmentalist initiatives

Club Activities:

To talk on and present on environmentalism

Membership Requirements:

By  Invitation

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursday 2nd half of lunch

Meeting Location:

B400 lab

Club Motto:

Give your all, give your heart!

Club Objectives:

We want to give back to our community inside and outside of Lamar through basic hygienic necessities like deodorant, brushes, hand sanitizer, women’s products, and more.

Club Requirements:

Hand in Heart is a club/organization dedicated to giving basic hygienic necessities back to the school and communities around Houston. We want to do raffles, small events to fund-raise basic hygienic necessities, have fun team building activities that brings Lamar students together, and create baskets that Lamar students can go to that have those hygienic necessities.

Membership Requirements:

There are no specific requirements. Following the Instagram and joining the remind is enough to become a member.

Meeting Dates & Times:

2nd half of lunch, Thursdays.

Meeting Location:

11C Meeting Room

Club Motto:

where every breath makes music every note tells a story

Club Objectives:

to learn and excel in playing harmonica

Club Activities:

• Learning songs on harmonica
• Learning notes
• Learning hand placement
• Group breath excercises

Membership Requirements:

must own or willing to buy harmonica, must be willing to learn , must be willing work in a group setting

Meeting Dates & Times:

every other Tuesday, second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

Dr. Johns bio lab , 9B

Club Motto:

If you can do something you should.

Club Objectives:

Help our debate team with fundraising and other fundraising activities, support teachers and the student body, and do fun things that can bring the student body together.

Club Activities:

Fundraisers, Teaming up with other clubs to do fun events like helping with dances, and can food drive /clothing.

Membership Requirements:

Attend at least 1 meeting per month, participate in at least one club activity or fundraiser, Be respectful and positive.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursdays

Meeting Location:

N317

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, 2nd half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

9B Lab

Club Motto:

Experience true spirit of India

Club Objectives:

Spread Indian identity, history, and heritage through activities conducted in the club. 

Club Activities:

Volunteering Events and Meetings.

Membership Requirements:

Open to anyone interested in learning about Indian culture and heritage.

Meeting Dates & Times:

1st Wednesday every month during Second Half of Lunch.

Meeting Location:

11D Lab

Club Motto:

Every Voice Matters

Club Objectives:

Inkpact & Inkspire is a student-led writing club that empowers voices through storytelling, creative writing, and advocacy. We focus on uplifting underrepresented perspectives and believe that writing can spark real change. You can share personal stories, write poetry, prose and explore social issues in a safe, inclusive space. We appreciate student work and collaborate with community groups to inspire empathy and meaningful conversations!

Club Activities:

Writing, sharing personal narratives, engaging with culture-based clubs around campus

Membership Requirements:

Open to all

Meeting Dates & Times:

Mondays after 12:15 PM

Meeting Location:

12 A Meeting Room

Club Motto:

JSA Is here for you.

Club Objectives:

Bring a Jewish life to Lamar. Create a safe space for Jewish students to express/learn about their Jewish roots.

Club Activities:

All activities will either be teaching about customs, traditions, holidays, and Jewish religion in general. Lots of crafts, kahoots, and games.

Membership Requirements:

You have to be Jewish or interested in Jewish culture.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Monday All Lunch

Meeting Location:

N111

Club Motto:

Pop like K-Pop!

Club Objectives:

Foster community through music!

Club Activities:

Meet and listen and enjoy K-Pop together!

Membership Requirements:

None! Open to anyone.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursdays, second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

11B Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Requirements:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

First Thursday of every month. First half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

11B Lab

Club Motto:

Cold Case Club

Club Objectives:

Raise awareness about global important issues/crime.

Club Activities:

We will watch podcasts about global true crime and have snacks, activities, and blankets, and after we watch we will talk about what we learned

Membership Requirements:

be quite, be respectful, other than that none

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesdays during lunch

Meeting Location:

Ms. Tsong's Room

Club Motto:

Best Badminton Birdies, get better at Badminton

Club Objectives:

Teach people about the sport, as well as represent an underrepresented sport in the athletic world.

Club Activities:

Playing Badminton

Membership Requirements:

We the LMA value high morality and consistent behavior in members that will guarantee the stability and future of our club. Future members with these qualities must apply to the LMA and obtain their own personal badminton racket upon acceptance.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Wednesdays or Thursdays, whichever the B-Day falls on

Meeting Location:

GYM

Club Motto:

“Bake the World a Better Place!”

Club Objectives:

The main club objective is to create a community surrounding a love and interest for baking. This club promotes connection through something that we all love, desserts! It helps members enrich their skills of being hands-on, working together with a community, and bonding with friends through something delicious and homemade.

Club Activities:

Making and decorating various desserts, learning baking methods, technique-based skills practice

Membership Requirements:

Must be a Lamar High School student.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Thursday, 2nd half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

11A Lab

Club Motto:

“Together, we can unite to fight against cancer”

Club Objectives:

To raise awareness and organize volunteer initiatives to aid cancer patients

Club Activities:

Initiate volunteer opportunities at hospitals to aid and benefit cancer patients, host cancer awareness activities at school (like Breast Cancer Awareness Month, etc.), and fundraise for cancer patients, specifically children in the Greater Houston area.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Once a month during the second half of lunch (exact days TBD)

Meeting Location:

11C Lab / Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Spend less than you earn

Club Objectives:

Teach research and learn about the field of finance.

Club Activities:

Presentations on careers, pathways of finance, and stock market.

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

Second and fourth Tuesday of every month during second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

12 A meeting room

Club Motto:

Unity Trough Diversity

Club Objectives:

Celebrates everyone's culture and hosts meetings in Lamar to bring a sense of community among everyone as one of the largest IB schools in the nation.

Club Activities:

Meetings to learn more about cultures during special holidays, Fun Cultural Activities, Potential International Fest

Membership Requirements:

Everyone is welcome!

Meeting Dates & Times:

Once a month: Thursday 12:15

Meeting Location:

12A

Club Motto:

Stay Bowling

Club Objectives:

Spread the word and passion for bowling.

Club Activities:

Bowling and Meetings

Membership Requirements:

Lamar Students Only

Meeting Dates & Times:

In school meeting first half of lunch of first A-day every month. Out of school meetings, second Thursday of every month at Delmar Lanes.

Meeting Location:

• In School: J111
• Out of School: Delmar Lanes

Club Motto:

Lawyers in the making

Club Objectives:

Our objective is to educate and explore different jobs in the law field. Students that are interested in these fields will get a chance to explore different options, participate in activities, and meet with professionals in the field.

Club Activities:

We play games, go through PowerPoint, watch YouTube videos (like fun interviews), and we have speakers join us to give us more perspective on the field.

Membership Requirements:

Anybody can join, but only allowed to miss 3 meetings a year.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Wednesday second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

N304

Club Motto:

Exploring the law, Shaping tomorrow

Club Objectives:

Give students the experience that informs them more on law for students interested in law careers and law related careers. Possibly going on field trips, hosting law related volunteer hours, and having guest speakers.

Club Activities:

Mock trials, guest speakers, information on different law path careers, city hall tours, field trips.

Membership Requirements:

TBD

Meeting Dates & Times:

Monday, second half of lunch every other week

Meeting Location:

11a lab (may change)

Club Motto:

We've got the guts!

Club Objectives:

Our mission is to bring together students who share interests and passion for medicine and other allied health professionals.

Club Activities:

Labs, Information Meetings, Potential Guest Speakers

Membership Requirements:

Must complete membership form

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Friday; Second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

11B Lab

Club Motto:

Small Acts, Big Impact

Club Objectives:

Our Mission is to empower our Juniors and Seniors by providing accessible support for college applications, scholarship opportunities, volunteer hour fulfillment, and resume building ensuring every student has the tools and guidance to confidently shape their future.

Club Activities:

College prep workshops, Mock interviews, Career Panels In class/ Volunteer Drives, Fundraisers, Card Making for Nonprofit organizations, Sharing resources related to college applications, scholarships and volunteer opportunities available in Houston afterschool for Juniors and Seniors in need for completing their hours owed. (Information will be disclosed through presentations).

Membership Requirements:

Must be either a Junior or Senior, Freshmen and Sophomore's allowed if they want to be ahead and prepared.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesday around 12:15pm second half of lunch each week.

Meeting Location:

12B Meeting Room

Club Motto:

To encourage the exploration of musical arts and self-expression in a safe space.

Club Objectives:

To share our love of music and explore different genres.

Club Activities:

Each meeting will cover a different music genre, ranging from New Wave to Pop Punk to K-Pop. Discussions will be held and members can discuss their personal opinions of the genre and ask questions about what more they would like to learn. Activities will include creating joint playlists, listening parties, and bracelet making!

Membership Requirements:

Must be passing all classes and must be a Lamar student.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Second Thursday of every month, 12:15-12:45

Meeting Location:

Blackbox

Club Motto:

Turning pages, shaping futures.

Club Objectives:

To create strong reading environment at Lamar High school with meetings providing book recommendations, reading tips, and more! Also to have community engaged in reading by providing volunteer services to local libraries, schools, etc.

Club Activities:

Games centered around reading, presentations on reading slumps or reading literacy tips, and monthly volunteer opportunities.

Membership Requirements:

Passion for reading and giving back to community! Also have to be a lamar student and join the remind!

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursday once a month , Second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

12B Meeting Room

Club Motto:

~reliving our childhood~

Club Objectives:

We plan to embrace our inner childhood and have fun while reminiscing on the good times!

Club Activities:

We will have nostalgic arts & crafts (such as coloring, drawing, paper art, etc.), Kahoots or quizzes that will show us who has the best memory, and we'll play fun nostalgic games, movies, tv shows, music, etc.

Membership Requirements:

Any current student at Lamar who attends monthly meetings is considered a member of our club.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Meetings are held monthly during the second half of lunch or all of lunch

Meeting Location:

11A pod

Club Motto:

Think like a Thinker!

Club Objectives:

Engaging students in philosophical discussions.

Club Activities:

Socratic discussions about a certain topic.

Membership Requirements:

Must be a Lamar High School student.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Friday during the second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

Mr. Fisher's rooms (N111)

Club Motto:

Vini, Vitti, Vici

Club Objectives:

Compete locally and in Texas in high school academic trivia.

Club Activities:

Compete at high school quiz bowl academic trivia tournaments through TCQT and NAQT.

Membership Requirements:

Dues- TBD ~$45 per person per year

Meeting Dates & Times:

• Fridays at 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
• Wednesday at Lunch

Meeting Location:

• 11B
• N004

Club Motto:

Empowering Minds for tomorrow

Club Objectives:

A calm and welcoming place to come study. Study methods will be provided and we strive to be able to help others get grades up. Once a month we will have fun meetings where we can distract ourselves and enjoy the company of others.

Club Activities:

People can come and study. The officers will provide and teach study methods. We will have calm low study music and provide snacks.

Membership Requirements:

Join Remind, follow Instagram account, be an active member in the club (come to at least 2 meetings a month)

Meeting Dates & Times:

Mondays & Friday, all of lunch

Meeting Location:

12C

Club Motto:

Taking Lamar Global

Club Objectives:

Student World Affairs Council provides opportunities for Lamar students to engage at a local and global level by competing in trivia, meeting internationally acclaimed speakers, and preparing for future career goals.

Club Activities:

You'll go listen to speakers and participate in academic World Quest

Membership Requirements:

Attendance at meeting and events

Meeting Dates & Times:

• Tuesdays
• Thursdays

Meeting Location:

N304

Club Motto:

Helping the wildlife, one voice at a time.

Club Objectives:

Helping spread awareness about wildlife conservation and finding ways for students to get more involved in protecting animals.

Club Activities:

Cleaning up trash around campus, bake sale to raise donations for animal shelters, trivia games on fun facts about animals and ecosystems, and learning ways to reduce your carbon footprint.

Membership Requirements:

Must attend at least 2 club meetings per semester.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursdays, second half of lunch, every 3 weeks.

Meeting Location:

11C Lab / Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Living Faithfully, Loving Boldly

Club Objectives:

Spreading the word of Christ. Encouraging people to attend church and informing newer Christians.

Club Activities:

Games, power points, information, volunteering, church activities, bible study

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursday first half of lunch (may change)

Meeting Location:

11D

Club Motto:

Teach young women the importance of upholding strong values and having morals that will help you succeed in life.

Club Objectives:

Teach young women the importance of upholding strong values and having morals that will help you succeed in life.

Club Activities:

Food drives, Gift drives, Meetings Once a month to discuss a certain topic and how we can help others, Big/Little program A senior pairs with a Freshman. Hoping to get involved with any women's shelter in Houston. (Mission of Yahweh)

Membership Requirements:

Women Club Only

Meeting Dates & Times:

• October 1st (second half of lunch)
• Oct. 22nd (second half of lunch)
• Oct. 8th (second half of lunch)
• Oct. 15th (second half of lunch)
• Oct. 22nd (second half of lunch)
• Oct. 29th (second half of lunch)
• November 5th (second half of lunch)
• Nov.12th (second half of lunch)
• Nov.19th (second half of lunch)
• Nov.26 (second half of lunch)
• December 10th (second half of lunch)

Meeting Location:

12B Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Latino Dance Club provides a welcoming space for students to learn, practice, and teach one another dances popular in Latino culture.

Club Requirements:

Students gather once a week during the second half of lunch

Membership Requirements:

This club is open to anyone interested in learning and practicing popular Latin dances. Students must show respect for each other, the space, and staff.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Fridays, 12:15-12:45 (second half of lunch)

Meeting Location:

9A Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

TBD

Meeting Location:

11C Lab

Club Motto:

The objective of Letters of Love is to send notes to children in hospitals all over the country.

Club Objectives:

Change the world with kindness, one card at a time!

Club Requirements:

During meetings we will draw and write kind notes to sick children. We might play some games and have treats like candy.

Membership Requirements:

Attend the club meeting once or twice a month

Meeting Dates & Times:

Wednesday, Bi-weekly, Second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

12B

Club Motto:

Start Close, Go Far

Club Objectives:

Society of Lamar Seniors with a 4.0 GPA and above.

Club Requirements:

Induction in the Spring.

Membership Requirements:

12th Grade Classification and a 4.0 GPA and above

Meeting Dates & Times:

April

Meeting Location:

Performance Hall

Club Motto:

"With Great Power comes Great Responsibility"

Club Objectives:

Our club manages to create a safe and fun environment in which every student is able to join. Communication and engagement between student will be our main priority. We tend to help create a safe community for all Marvel fans in which we will be able to interact and just have fun.

Club Activities:

Some of our activities would be themes of fun and interactive, this would include Kahoot activities, small competitions, bracelet making, etc.

Membership Requirements:

Every student is welcome to join

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Wednesday 12:15 PM

Meeting Location:

11D Lab

Club Motto:

United We Stand

Club Objectives:

To discuss issues pertaining to social disparities we can observe and experience in society.

Club Activities:

We have discussions in Mr. Tran's lab and create arts + crafts to post around the school.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Mondays/Tuesdays second half of lunch, once a month (whenever A day is)

Meeting Location:

A301 9A Lab

Club Motto:

Nations United

Club Objectives:

To broaden the horizons of club members on global topics

Club Activities:

Attend conferences, discuss UN topics, debate about foreign policy.

Membership Requirements:

Attend every meeting, attend one conference a year, be an upstanding student of Lamar High School.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every 3rd Thursday of the month, 2nd half.

Meeting Location:

11D meeting room

Club Motto:

"music is medicine"

Club Objectives:

In this club, students who play instruments will practice together in school, and perform the music to nursing homes. Music brings people joy. Not only is this a club where students come together to play music, but it is also a form of volunteer work and helping the community

Club Activities:

We will all practice the music we will perform at the nursing homes in school. We will perform the music at nursing homes.

Membership Requirements:

Students who play an instrument.

Meeting Dates & Times:

At least once a week on Tuesdays or Thursday on the second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

TBD. Either Mr. Moore's room or Mr. Bedford's.

Club Motto:

Sparking knowledge about the brain to the walking neurons of Lamar.

Club Objectives:

Discuss about the brain's cognitivity, psychology, as well as the anatomy of it.

Club Activities:

We discuss about the brain, invite guest speakers (neuroscientists, eurologists, and psychologists), have activities, and may offer volunteer opportunities in Houston medical facilities.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Monday, second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

11B Lab

Club Motto:

For the Arts!

Club Objectives:

The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is an organization established to recognize and foster artistic excellence among high school students. It provides a structured framework for students to cultivate their creative skills, engage in collaborative projects, and demonstrate a commitment to community engagement through artistic expression.

Club Activities:

Cultivate their creative skills, engage in collaborative projects, and demonstrate a commitment to community engagement through artistic expression.

Membership Requirements:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbfwB3mUiRHTzcmmODQkGQjC-rSxpmkHOxEeX93OQzxd74Wg/viewform

Meeting Dates & Times:

Monthly every 2nd half Thursday.

Meeting Location:

N108

Club Motto:

Books fill the mind, snacks fill the belly

Club Objectives:

Offer students a quiet and positive space to read any book of their choice and discuss different books with their peers. We aim to encourage the reading of new books, stepping out of comfort zones and building imagination.

Club Activities:

Regular meetings once a month, alternating between reading time with pastries and collaborative events (parties, book fairs, etc) to allow a chance for students to share about their books of choice.

Membership Requirements:

Must attend at least 2 meetings per semester, and must not make disruptions at meetings.

Meeting Dates & Times:

First Friday of each month, all of lunch (students may come and go as they please)

Meeting Location:

12A Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Stay calm, Persian on

Club Objectives:

Teaching students about Persian culture

Club Activities:

Were going to talk about the culture, spices, our parents history, etc.

Membership Requirements:

All members must go to Lamar HS.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Third Thursday of every month second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

9C Neighborhood

Club Motto:

Think like a thinker.

Club Objectives:

Learning about the brain's functions and anatomy.

Club Activities:

Socratic discussions regarding philosophical themes and topics.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every two Fridays during the 2nd half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

Room N111

Club Motto:

Hit, hustle, play

Club Objectives:

Play pickleball.

Club Activities:

We will get together one Sunday every month and play pickleball and vs the Bellaire pickle ball club.

Membership Requirements:

Attend the meeting held and show up to our events.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Second half of luch for in school meetings once every week

Meeting Location:

• During school is Mr. Tran's room
• Sundays west gray park.

Club Motto:

"Fuel the Passion. Learn the Science. Share the Drive."

Club Objectives:

To provide a space where students can explore the world of motorsports through discussion, education, and community engagement — combining a passion for racing with STEM learning and social events.

Club Activities:

Bi-monthly club meetings to discuss motorsport events and technologies STEM-focused deep dives into topics like aerodynamics, tire science, and race strategy Watch parties for major racing events (e.g., F1, WEC,

Membership Requirements:

All members are expected to maintain a respectful, inclusive environment — no gatekeeping or elitism based on motorsport knowledge or preferences. Members should have a genuine interest in racing, motorsports.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesdays at 12:15 PM

Meeting Location:

11C Lab

Club Motto:

"Open minds and civil actions"

Club Objectives:

In this club we learn about government and civics, promote political awareness, and provide members with a deeper understanding of local, national, and global political systems, issues, and current events. We will also do open and respectful discussions/debates. We will develop critical thinking and debate skills as well. Lastly, we will remain strictly nonpartisan.

Club Activities:

For our activities, we will have respectful current events discussions/debates, guest speaker events, volunteer opportunities related to civic organizations, and we will learn about government, civics, and policy.

Membership Requirements:

Members should have an interest in politics or civil engagement, maintain an open mind, and always be respectful.

Meeting Dates & Times:

2-3 times a month, second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

11C Lab / Pods

Club Motto:

Learn together, achieve more, stay lucky

Club Objectives:

Mental health, study group, break time

Club Activities:

Group talks that will bring everyone closer together while sharing text that has helps each person personally that they would like to share

Membership Requirements:

Come to weekly meeting - complete any reading chapters and/or practices - cooperate in group actives

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursdays second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

Room N300 in the old building

Club Motto:

Project Blush is a youth-led international organization with the goal of uplifting self-care for those in need through hygiene and beauty initiatives.

Club Objectives:

At Lamar, we plan to carry out Project Blush’s mission by holding events such as hygiene drives, volunteering for other local organizations such as homeless shelters, and spreading awareness of the importance of basic hygiene and self-care.

Club Activities:

Building self-confidence by learning about self-care and hygiene

Membership Requirements:

Showing up to majority of the meetings

Meeting Dates & Times:

Second & Fourth Friday of the month

Meeting Location:

9A Lab (unless announced otherwise)

Club Motto:

Reviving the past, inspiring the present.

Club Objectives:

To explore and celebrate music, fashion, film, and design from past decades.

Club Activities:

Retro game tournaments, DIY retro workshops, trivia, polaroid & film photography days.

Membership Requirements:

Open to everyone!

Meeting Dates & Times:

Once a month, Wednesdays at lunch.

Meeting Location:

11C

Club Motto:

Rock The Street, Wall Street brings the M in STEM to diverse high school girls with a focus on Financial & Investment fundamentals.

Club Objectives:

To host meetings where students can develop a better understanding of financial concepts. To encourage girls to break into finance with the skills they develop through Rock the Street, Wall Street.

Club Activities:

Meetings where students can learn about finance and investments from women in the field.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

The club will meet during lunch during the fall and spring semester. First semester meeting dates: September 12, September 26, October 10, October 24, and October 31.

Meeting Location:

TBD

Club Motto:

Write here, Write now.

Club Objectives:

Improve not only in your writing, but as a writer.

Club Activities:

One on one feedback with consultants about writing. Appointments appreciated, walk ins welcome.

Membership Requirements:

Make an appointment and bring a sample of your writing!

Meeting Dates & Times:

Monday - Friday during lunch.

Meeting Location:

N111

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesdays at 12:15 PM

Meeting Location:

11A Lab

Club Motto:

"When one teaches, two learn."

Club Objectives:

To create a welcoming environment for students to work independently or with others on any work that they choose. Our goal is to have students form a community with one another and help each other understand their assignments by working together.

Club Activities:

During this club, students can work independently on their work, as well as in groups or with others where they can help each other out and advance their knowledge on certain topics.

Membership Requirements:

Try your best to make sure the area doesn't become a disruptive environment.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Tuesdays and Thursdays during the second half of lunch (12:17-12:48 pm).

Meeting Location:

Neighborhood 9D front pod

Club Motto:

STEM towards the future

Club Objectives:

The club objectives are to: create a welcoming environment to STEM, encourage collaboration, and learn new things.

Club Activities:

We will be doing hands on experiments and activities that will vary each meeting.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements Needed.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Friday during the second half of lunch 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM

Meeting Location:

12C

Club Motto:

Aprende, Celebra, Conecta

Club Objectives:

To create engagement and grow knowledge around Spanish speaking countries and their cultures.

Club Activities:

Discussions, presentations, games, and various activities surrounding Hispanic countries and their respective cultures.

Membership Requirements:

Be a Lamar Student, Have an interest in Hispanic cultures, Be respectful.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Second and Fourth Thursday of the Month, at 12:15 (Second Half of Lunch)

Meeting Location:

12B

Club Motto:

“Real talk. Real faith.”

Club Objectives:

Teens Talk Tuesday isn’t just a club it’s a community where teen followers of Christ are able to grow closer to God while building strong, supportive friendships. We believe faith is not meant to be lived out alone, so our club creates a space where students can lean on one another, encourage each other, and walk through challenges of being a Christian teen together.

Club Activities:

Each week we will host Bible studies that dive into God’s Word and explore how it applies to real life situations teens face today. Our discussions are open and welcoming where everyone is encouraged to ask questions, share their thoughts, and learn together in a judgment free environment. Other than Bible studies, we will also have group activities and service opportunities that help us put our faith into action.

Membership Requirements:

The membership requirements for this club is that you must represent what we stand for, no judgement and participation.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Tuesday , First half of lunch

Meeting Location:

12D

Club Motto:

Growing in Faith, Serving with Joy

Club Objectives:

Build a Christ-like community; Make people feel loved, welcomed, and seen; Spread God’s love

Club Activities:

We create many hands on activities that are correlated to the message of the meeting, with bracelets, painting, planting, clay making, or even trivia

Membership Requirements:

Join remind, attend meeting regularly, fill out member form

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursdays Bi-weekly

Meeting Location:

TBD

Club Motto:

Ending the stigma, Starting the conversation

Club Objectives:

End stigma around suicide and help prevent teen suicides by educating other.

Club Activities:

Find community support through events and fundraisers, have live speakers, spread awareness through everyday life

Membership Requirements:

Anyone can join!

Meeting Dates & Times:

First Tuesday of every month during the second half of lunch

Meeting Location:

12D

Club Motto:

The Satirical mission is to uplift the lives of students at Lamar through the creation of engaging and positive content.

Club Objectives:

The Satirical posts daily satire content across platforms to spread positivity and to encourage people to have a more positive outlook on life.

Club Activities:

Work on creating daily content that can be uploaded to The Satirical's social media platforms.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Meetings between content creators will be held once a month on the first Friday of the month during lunch.

Meeting Location:

TBD

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

Club Activities:

Membership Requirements:

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every other Thursday

Meeting Location:

Black Box Theater

Club Motto:

Be the Light. Share the Light.

Club Objectives:

1. Create a Safe Space: Foster a welcoming environment where students feel comfortable expressing their identity and beliefs.
2. Promote Understanding: Educate peers about Islamic values, culture, and traditions to build mutual respect and break down stereotypes.
3. Build Community: Strengthen bonds among students through events, discussions, and shared experiences.
4. Encourage Leadership: Empower members to take initiative, lead projects, and represent their faith with confidence and integrity.
5. Serve Others: Organize service projects and volunteer opportunities that reflect Islamic values of compassion and giving.
6. Support Academic and Personal Growth: Provide mentorship, study groups, and wellness resources to help members thrive in school and life.
7. Collaborate with Other Clubs: Partner with other student organizations to promote interfaith dialogue and inclusive school culture.

Club Activities:

1. Lunch Meetups: Casual gatherings to talk, relax, and connect. • Open Mic or Storytelling Meetups: Share personal experiences about identity, faith, and life.
2. To Promote Understanding • Islam Awareness Week: Host booths, presentations, and Q&A sessions about Islam. • Interfaith Dialogues: Collaborate with other religious or cultural clubs for respectful discussions.
3. Student-Led Workshops: Topics like public speaking, organizing events, or leading with values. • Mentorship Program: Pair upperclassmen with younger students for guidance and support.
4. Volunteer Days: Join school-wide or community service projects as a group.
5. Heritage Day Participation: Represent Muslim cultures with clothing, art, and music. • Art & Poetry Showcase: Highlight creative expressions of faith and identity.
6. Joint Events: Host shared events with cultural, social justice, or religious clubs. • Unity Projects: Create murals, videos, or campaigns promoting inclusion and respect.

Membership Requirements:

1. You must be a Lamar Student
2. Fill out the membership form https://forms.gle/PmqJKrRxijniZ8PRA

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Other Friday

Meeting Location:

12B

Club Motto:

More than Music. A Movement.

Club Objectives:

Provide an appropriate method for recognizing the musical achievements of our members

• Strengthen our school’s music program
• Help our members reach their full musical potential
• Motivate and recognize our members’ musical and personal achievements, credits, and grades
• Encourage our members to work together toward the same goal
• Inspire and challenge our members
• Focus public attention on our school’s music program through community service

Club Activities:

Performing mini recitals to the community and organizations. Sharing music through performances.

Membership Requirements:

Must keep an A average in the music class(es) and at least a B in all the other classes Attend all rehearsals that you are called to Attend one volunteer performance per month 4-5 performances per semester

Meeting Dates & Times:

• Twice a month on Wednesdays Second half for the first meetings
• Whole lunch the second meetings

Meeting Location:

Piano Lab

Club Motto:

Exploring futures with friends.

Club Objectives:

Helping connect students with knowledge about futures they’re excited about.

Club Activities:

Presenting PowerPoints while taking notes, taking quizzes to find a college fit for you, and

Membership Requirements:

Attend at least 2 meetings per month.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Thursdays, every other week, second half of lunch.

Meeting Location:

11B Lab

Club Motto:

Encouraging girls to love STEM and pursue a career in STEM fields after high school.

Club Objectives:

To provide networking opportunities with women professionals in STEM. To organize workshops and guest lectures on various STEM topics. To host labs where students can learn more about STEM concepts.

Club Activities:

Women in STEM hosts monthly meetings, labs and guest speaker events, to encourage students to pursue STEM beyond high school.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements

Meeting Dates & Times:

Meetings are held monthly on the third Thursday of the month

Meeting Location:

11A Lab

Club Motto:

A space for us girls to come together each week for fellowship, encourage one another as sisters in Christ, grow in our faith, and build lasting friendships!!

Club Objectives:

Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for years or are just curious to learn more, this club is for you. Let’s grow, have SO much fun, and lift each other up as women of God! Can’t wait to see what God has in store for us this year!

Club Activities:

Club meetings filled with : Bible studies, games, meaningful convos!! Occasional speakers, sharing their testimony, girl talk and leading us by faith!! Holiday events, potlucks, worship events, group prayer, service and outreach.

Membership Requirements:

A girl, welcome to anyone wanting to learn more about Jesus!!

Meeting Dates & Times:

Fridays during lunch second half.

Meeting Location:

11B Lab / Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Investing in Women, Investing in the Future

Club Objectives:

To empower young women through financial education, leadership development, and opportunities to excel in the world of finance.

Club Activities:

Our activities include workshops, guest speakers, networking events, and hands-on projects to build financial skills and inspire future women leaders in finance.

Membership Requirements:

Members must be committed to attending meetings, participating in events, and demonstrating an interest in finance and leadership.

Meeting Dates & Times:

Once a month at 12:15 PM

Meeting Location:

12A

Club Motto:

Strong HER in sports

Club Objectives:

We are women in sports club that strive to support others.

Club Activities:

Events, trivia, sport equality.

Membership Requirements:

No Requirements Needed

Meeting Dates & Times:

09/03/2025

Meeting Location:

Lamar High School

Club Motto:

Pathways to Legal Excellence

Club Objectives:

The Young Attorney Association (YAA) aims to introduce high school students to the foundations of law, public speaking, and justice. Through interactive activities, mock trials, guest speakers, and community involvement, YAA empowers members to develop critical thinking, confidence, and leadership skills while exploring potential careers in the legal field.

Club Activities:

Mock trials Debate sessions on legal and ethical issues Guest speaker events (lawyers, judges, law students) Law and justice workshops Field trips to courthouses or law schools Legal research and case study projects Community service and legal outreach “Know Your Rights” presentations Case study discussions YAA leadership training and officer roles Mock legislation / Model Congress simulations Law-themed movie/documentary screenings and discussions Club competitions Collaboration with other school clubs (e.g., Debate, Student Council)

Membership Requirements:

Come to 75% or more of all meetings

Meeting Dates & Times:

Every Wednesday at 12:15 PM

Meeting Location:

11C

Club Motto:

Where Integrity Meets Empowerment

Club Objectives:

Teach young girls how to uphold their values and create morals for themselves, promoting strong character, encouraging respect.

Club Activities:

Food and toy drives for Women's shelters in Houston,

Membership Requirements:

Must be a female, must have manners, can be in any grade, discussion circles, guest speakers, mentor ship program (Bigs and littles)

Meeting Dates & Times:

Meeting on Thursdays during lunch

Meeting Location:

12B Meeting Room

Club Motto:

Club Objectives:

In this club we learn about government and civics, promote political awareness, and provide members with a deeper understanding of local, national, and global political systems, issues, and current events. We will also do open and respectful discussions/debates. We will develop critical thinking and debate skills as well. Lastly, we will remain strictly nonpartisan.

Club Activities:

For our activities, we will have respectful current events discussions/debates, guest speaker events, volunteer opportunities related to civic and political organizations, and we will learn about government, civics, and policy.

Membership Requirements:

Regular Attendance and Participation.

Meeting Dates & Times:

TBD

Meeting Location:

11C Lab