Below is our club information for 2025-2026. Clubs are usually happening before or after school.
Please email the club sponsor if you have specific questions regarding the club.
| Club | Description | Sponsor | Location | Meeting Schedule | How to Join | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T.A.L.O.N. (The Aspiring Leaders Of Northwest) | This group helps support LNW through leadership and sportsmanship to increase student participation and Falcon Pride! | Nevitt | Athletic Office Conference Room | During all 3 lunches. Students come during their assigned lunch. We meet the 2nd Thursday of each month, starting in September. | Joining Google Classroom or attend a meeting | |
| Phalcon Photosyntheziers | The Gardening Club is a welcoming space for students who want to learn about plants, sustainability, and the joy of growing things. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just curious about getting started, our club provides hands-on opportunities to plant, care for, and harvest flowers, herbs, and vegetables. We’ll also explore topics like composting, pollinators, and eco-friendly gardening practices. Members will work together on projects such as maintaining school garden beds, creating seasonal displays, and experimenting with new growing techniques. Along the way, we’ll build teamwork, patience, and an appreciation for the environment. The Gardening Club is a great way to relax, connect with nature, and make our school community a little greener. | Ms. Schelin | 321 (Rooftop Garden) | Thursdays after school 3pm-4pm | Email sponsor at pschelin@class.lps.org | |
| Slam Poetry Club | Slam Poetry Club is supported and operated by The Nebraska Writers Collective, which "fosters personal empowerment and community-building in the Midwest through creative writing and performance poetry." Scholars who are a part of slam poetry will have individual and collaborative opportunities to create poetry for both personal and competitive writing work. For more information visit https://www.newriters.org/ | Ms. Fleming | Orange Pod | Fridays after school. | Email sponsor at afleming@class.lps.org | |
| HOSA | Why join HOSA? Combine education with passion. Explore career options. Build knowledge and skills. Network with professionals & peers. | Dr. Larson-Miller | Room 323 | Twice a month after school, day TBD; there are also multiple events to attend during the school day througout the year | Joining Google Classroom or attend a meeting | Students do have to pay a fee of $25 to be a member plus fees to attend outside events. There is financial assistance available. |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes | WHO: Anyone wanting to know more about Jesus! What: A time to ask questions and learn more about Jesus. Connecting faith to life! WHY: To grow in your faith journey by asking questions and studying the Bible! *Dinner is provided each night we meet! | Mr. Hower | Room 207 | 6-7 PM on Mondays each week | Email sponsor at jhower@class.lps.org | |
| Queerios (LNW GSA) | Student-led and student-organized school club that aims to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting school environment for all youth, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. | Mr. Olbricht | Room 321 | Every Friday from 3:05-4 pm | Email sponsor at aolbric@class.lps.org | Maintain CORE expectations and promote an inclusive and respectful community |
| Student Ambassadors | Student Ambassadors are representatives of LNW at several events throughout the school year. They also meet with new students to give tours of the building and answer questions. Student ambassadors must have a positive attitude, be involved in the LNW community, exhibit outstanding communication skills and be accepting of others. More information regarding the application and selection process will be posted soon in your Grade Level Google Classroom! | Mrs. Pass | Student Success Center | TBD | Email club sponsor (mpass@class.lps.org) | |
| FBLA | FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is a student organization that helps you develop leadership skills, compete in business-related events, and prepare for future careers. Members get the chance to attend conferences, compete in events like public speaking, marketing, or finance, and network with other students from across Nebraska. You can even miss school days for competitions and, if you qualify for state, you may get to stay overnight for the event. It’s a great way to build your resume and have fun with classmates. | Mr. Rich | Room 228 | Tuesdays 1-2 times per month | Email club sponsor | Students will complete a brief application |
| SkillsUSA | SkillsUSA is a Career and Technical student organization serving more than 395,000 high school, college and middle school students in skilled and Technical science programs, trade/vocational schools. SkillsUSA centers around competitive skills demonstrations as well as leadership opportunities. SkillsUSA seeks to grow and showcase your technical skills and interests! | Mr. Policky | Room 200 | Wednesday's afterschool from 3:00-4:30 | Join Google Classroom and/or show up for a scheduled meeting | 20 dollar join fee to pay for state and national dues. |
| National Art Honors Society | WHAT: National Art Honors Society (NAHS) is for art students who wish to achieve the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service by providing opportunities for leadership, peer recognition, college and career preparation, community engagement, and more. GOAL: Help students think beyond art making and advocate for art's purpose through community building and leadership opportunities and career exploration. | Ms. Cherry, Mr. Wamberg, Ms. Julian | Room 221 | Thursdays- once or twice a month | Show up for a scheduled meeting | Students are expected to: Attend meetings (mandetory-no excuses or conflicts) Pay dues Fundraise Create, facilitate and support the LNW art community (school or neighborhood) Participate in art community opportunities and volunteer work Attend field trips |