Open Membership Clubs

Also called Academic Team and Quiz Bowl in other schools/states. Four players are on the line at a time. Individuals “buzz-in” if they know the answer (something like Jeopardy). If you enjoy trivia games (general knowledge), are very quick, or very smart (school knowledge), this may be a fun event for you. The season goes from early September to early October. We will work around other activities (sports, music, etc.). Participants may join/leave the team at any time. (Ex: sport/play)

SPONSORS

Joey Spicer Team Coach

Hannah Brizuela JV Coach

Adopt A US Soldier is a non-profit organization that seeks volunteers to help show the brave men and women fighting for our freedom that their sacrifices will not go unnoticed. It connects supportive civilians with deployed troops and offers a channel by which to communicate encouragement and express gratitude to those brave men and women serving in the United States Armed Forces. At LSN, we will utilize the Adopt a US Soldier framework to connect directly with men and women serving overseas through correspondence and care packages.

Sponsors

Tavish Whiting

 

Amnesty International is a grassroots esteemed organization for the promotion of social issues. The club’s purpose is to raise awareness and increase youth participation in humanitarian causes. The club also has a large focus on bettering our communities. 

Sponsors

Rick Saunders

The Lee’s Summit North Anime Club is a group that meets monthly in the LMC to discuss graphic novels and anime. Group members get input into the graphic novels that the librarians purchase for the permanent collection. Any student or staff member is welcome to join at any time. The club also occasionally views school-appropriate anime episodes and participates in local anime-related conventions.

Sponsors

Michael Russell

The Broncos Archery Club is an organization that teaches students how to successfully shoot at bullseye and 3-D animal targets.. Archery teaches focus, self-control, discipline, patience, and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life. The goal of the North program is for archers to improve as the season progresses. Archers compete in National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) tournaments throughout the season (November through March) as individuals and as a team.   Archers shoot one practice round and then three rounds each of five arrows at distances of 10 and 15 meters. Scores are then tallied out of a possible 300 points.  At tournaments individual and team awards are given.  A team includes 12-24 students with the score for the team being based on the top twelve scores from the team. Our top team tournament score is used to determine advancement to the Missouri NASP tournament in Branson Missouri in March. Practices are held in the evening at Bernard Campbell Middle School (usually 8-9 pm) twice a week.

The sportsYou app is available for both iPhone and Android as well as a web app (www.sportsYou.com). Feel free to download the app and create your account and then join our sportsYou “Bronco Archery” to ensure you stay connected and up to date with team information.  The invite code to join Bronco Archery  is 8E8V-NUPQ

Sponsors

Steve Lanier

BSU was founded to educate, raise awareness and celebrate black excellence, past, present and future. We seek to provide an educational opportunity for all learners to embrace and encourage a diverse and inclusive school and building community.

Sponsors

Maya Everette

Braids and Fades Club will introduce students to beginning concepts of braiding, styling, and cutting hair. During our meetings we will watch video and live tutorials, learn about customer service basics, and participate in structured hands-on activities.  Interested in joining? Join the SportYou group with the code 6RGG-8A8S . Fill out the interest survey in SportsYou to become an official member and hear about our meet dates and locations. We look forward to seeing you!

Sponsors

Christasia Strickland

The members of the Bronco Literacy Society meet at the beginning of the school year to decide on ten novels the club will read that year. We meet each month to discuss two of the titles that have been read. The students decide on the books and lead the discussion.

Sponsors

Michael Russell
 

Bronco Smart is an organization whose members are Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Free! We focus on providing ATOD free activities for our members as well as the entire LSN student body. We also strive to educate students, parents, and the community on ATOD issues. Through our organization we want to empower the students of LSN to make smart decisions and be ATOD free!

Sponsors

Sara Witteman

The Auxiliary performs with the Marching Band at all home football games and participates in field and parade competitions with the band. Winter Guard competes in Mid-Continent Color Guard Association and Winter Guard International Festivals. The Flag Team practices during the summer and in the fall and winter after school and evenings. Members are chosen in the spring and must show strength in the areas of academics, citizenship and performance. Details about tryouts are included in the auxiliary packet.

Sponsors

Grant Fischer

Travis Houston

The Crimson Crazies is Lee’s Summit North’s group of students who comprise the student spirit section for home and away interscholastic games. Any student may join. The students chose spirit themes for various games. The students are to promote loud and crazy positive sportsmanship for Bronco sporting events. Leadership is senior-driven.

Sponsors

Mike McGurk

Dungeons and Dragons is an immersive table top game that the main goal is to promote problem solving, learning, and community. There are no fees for this club.

Sponsors

Eric Wickert

LSN Eco Club is an organization of students that promotes environmentally friendly causes at Lee’s Summit North and within the larger community. The focus of eco club is to promote environmental awareness through action and education.

Sponsors

Kelley Lepert

The LSN Esports club is dedicated to building strong communities and friendships through video games and teamwork. LSN Esports compete at a high level teaching our young gamers how to be a team player, hard worker, and respectful competitor all while building relationships with teammates and maintaining our educational goals. The LSN Esports club has a community discord for any student to join and interact in their preferred gaming community, we also offer competitive game titles during certain seasons that require students to tryout out in order to make the team. We offer Rocket League in the Fall season, Halo Infinite in the Winter season, and Valorant in the Spring season. Once our team starts competition we have league play on Tuesdays and Thursdays. You can watch the stream at twitch.tv/LSNEsports and once league play is complete it moves into the playoffs and the state championship. For the community side, students interact daily in our discord server both playing with each other and against each other. 

Sponsors

Robert Rossiter

This club will promote the belief that everyone should strive for their own personal sense of style. Style exudes confidence. We will meet the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month in Room 1101. We will also work to give back to the community through service projects and participate in a school fashion show. 

Sponsors

Michell Owens

FBLA is a dynamic organization of young people preparing for success as leaders. If you join FBLA, you can travel to exciting cities, enhance your business skills, compete against other business students, earn scholarships, become a community leader, and earn an FBLA letter. FLBA is open to all students at Lee’s Summit North High School who are interested in gaining business, technology, math, English, and leadership skills.

Sponsors

Malika Caruthers

FCCLA is an organization that builds strong leaders in families, careers and communities. Any student who has taken a Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) course at the Middle School or High School level is eligible to join. We meet on various Thursdays after school and during Bronco Time in room 1167.

The Lee’s Summit North Chapter is actively participating in community servitude and is involved in various philanthropic efforts. Members are also eligible to compete at the Regional, State and National levels in a variety of topics including Culinary Arts, Focus on Children, Fashion & Design and Career Development. See Jessica Benus (1167) or Tina Tillotson (Room 1165) to sign up. Come be a part of it!

Sponsors

Tina Tillotson
 

First Priority is a strategy to connect the CHURCH to reach the CAMPUS for CHRIST. It is intended to change the spiritual climate of the school and the world through students. We meet on Tuesdays during Bronco Time and all are welcome!

Sponsor

Jessica Brown

The LSN Robotics club participates in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) competition. Each year, the game changes and so does the robot! Students, working with mentors, will go through all the processes to design, build, and ship their robots. Other areas of the team include website design, animations, CAD drawings of the Robot, fund raising, safety, and public relations. We truly offer something for everyone!

Sponsors

Hillary Griffith

Girls flag football is a spring activity If you are interested please make sure to join the Sports You Group with the code: VQ6PX2X7 . 

Head Coach

Deron Washington

Join a sisterhood of supportive peers and role models using computer science to change the world. Clubs are completely free and offer fun activities through a flexible curriculum that adapts to your unique needs

Sponsors

Malika Caruthers

Perri LaTerza

The Gay-Straight Alliance provides a supportive environment where students and staff can feel connected to others. Members work within the school to promote that all people have a right to be treated with equanimity and dignity. Members also work to reduce anti-gay violence, harassment and discrimination by educating the community and by encouraging a greater degree of understanding from students and school personnel.

Sponsors

Terry Durnell
 

Jenn Mooney

LSN Computer Science Club will meet bi-weekly to discuss upcoming events, showcase competition projects or collectively tackle a practice computer science problem. The club will look to participate in computer science competitions throughout the year.

Sponsors

Malika Caruthers