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Club/OrganizationFaculty SponsorStudent Leaders
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African Student AssociationTachelle Rhiney, Kizzy HammondsDavid Nnanna and Maame NsafulTo provide a comfortable and cohesive environmentfor African/Caribbean students and allies to explore the heritage and traditions of various African cultures.
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Animal AlliesMs. KeltnerTaylor Gase and Emma FriedmanTo educate and provide a community for those who love animals.
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Art ClubMr. RaedekeAbigail Moon, Lucas Mai
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Asian Culture and Advocacy Stephanie Bellville & Deepa JaswalTo create cultural awareness and to celebrate AAPI culture in our community.
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Beading ClubDr. LoganKyra SeigelTo create community through creativity and kindness
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Best BuddiesMaureen RoccoRegina CopelandGenuine inclusion of people with disabilities in the school and local community
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Board Game ClubAshley LockAaryian Jain & Matthew Hernandez-PerezFriendship, game play, social wellness
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Bollywood Dance ClubDeepa JaswalTo learn Bollywood dances and perform at various district events.
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Bookworm SocietyMK Mortland and Jenn TuttleMedha ChodeShare and discuss books with fellow high school readers
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Bridges to MedicineAdam DurhamEshaa Deore and Samantha Rochester To provide opportunities for students interested in healthcare
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Brother2BrotherMatthew Horn and David ForbesPharaoh Williams, Elijah Williams, and Djedkare Williams Leadership and service learning
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Calisthenics ClubCoach MaierSeph Zhu, Nehem Desousa, Nina Ye, Daniel LiuCalisthenics Club - teaches/practices calisthenics movements and workouts
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Care for AllPatricia ChavezOluwatomisin Falako, Sarmistha Pulagam, Emi Kodner, and Abigail MoonCareForAll is a student-led organization focused on promoting health equity through community-based projects, advocacy, and public health education. Chapters design and implement their own initiatives while receiving guidance and resources from the CareForAll central team.
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Character CadreProfe. Taylor-ArnoldAdie Jeliazkova, Reese DickhausCharacter Cadre is a leadership and service group open to 9th to 12th graders who are excellent citizens interested in creating a nurturing, inclusive environment for everyone at Ladue Horton Watkins High School. Character Cadre members will encourage good character and behavior and an all-around school involvement.
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Chemistry ClubBarb Greyson and Andrew RibbingTo provide opportunities to dive deeper into the concepts discussed in Chemistry/AP Chemistry. Students will perform labs, listen to guest speakers, provide tutoring to others and compete in local chemistry competitions.
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Chess ClubZach GarrisonAyden Huang, Angella Zhang, Alex Zhang, Newman Shenrecruit possible players for our chess team; allow students to play free matches (for fun)
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Club NeuroMeg KauppNathan King and Zoran PanThe purpose of the club is to bring students together who are interested in neuroscience, medicine, and psychology; we have guest speakers, share opportunities for extracurricular experiences, and prepare for Washington University's Brain Bee competition.
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CodebreakersAshley LockMedha Chode, Manonetra BalajiCodebreaking-game club
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Current Events Club Ms. Garvey Soumya Prasad and Omkar Shill Our goal is to get students talking about current events in an open, non-judgmental way while learning from everyone’s unique perspectives.
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Dance MarathonLauren FisherNorah Martin and Zoe WarticovschiLadue Dance Marathon’s purpose is to bring students and our community together to support local children and families through Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. Through fundraising, service, and our annual celebration, students raise money for St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Cardinal Glennon while building a culture of compassion, school spirit, and giving back.
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DNA Detectives Jeff MillerRenee Yang, Hotaru MurashitaLearn about genetics with hands on learning and guest lectures.
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DueprovJustin ScheuerPage Cox and Paul HornImprovisation (Theatre performance)
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Dungeons & Dragons Club / DND ClubMr. White Isaac Tyndall (Pres), Keller Strauss (VP)We help host Dungeons and Dragons campaigns through school, and allow groups to meet once a week. We also offer access to rule books and other resources to help veterans and new players of the like. If you are into a different table top roll playing game, we have spots for you to.
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Elements RecyclingAbby EisenbergNahum Tamrat, Veer IyerStudents sort and take out recycling waste weekly from the school's classrooms, offices, and shared spaces.
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English ClubDeepa JaswalSupporting English language learners at the elementary level.
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Entrepreneur ClubZach GarrisonTyler Hayes and Devan PatelTeach about the business world and entrepreneurship
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EnvirothonRachel BrewerSophia Yuanto pique students' interest in environmental learning through hands-on projects, problem-solving, and environmental education seminars. Foster the interests of students who have a passion for environmental biology, and work closely with the sustainability club.
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E-SportsDavid ForbesNick WeissThis club provides an opportunity for students to spend some time playing video games both recreationally and competitively.
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Fellowship of Christian AthletesJace MortimerJulien Toledo, Eureka Kibombi, Luciano BoccicioTo lead every coach and athlete in growing their relationship with the christian church and community through community and service.
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FemCo (Ladue Feminist Coalition)Abby EisenbergVera Nahrgang, Audrey YoungFemCo meets to discuss issues related to equality and empowerment; they also plan activities and fundraisers to promote those values in the school and in the community at large.
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Finance Club Conner Katsev Henry Ellis, Arjun Arora, Colten Gall, Samuel SoyferTo compete using the Stock Market Game throughout the year and bring in guest speakers on a variety of financial topics like investing and business.
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French Honor SocietyBridget MilfordHotaru Murashita, Regina Copeland, Yatri Barot, Recognize high achievement in French and encourage a deeper understanding of francophone cultures
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Game Makers ClubBrian LehmannTeo Lee, Aimee Dalton, Ranvir KaulA club meant to engage and educate students about game development and the skills that surround it. Members will engage in activities and events that help build interest and passion for programming, creative design, and problem solving.
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Gay Straight Alliance, Gender & Sexuality AllianceLori VaughnMaggie Luzecky, Robin (Wren) KeenTo provide a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for LGBTQ+ students and their straight allies.
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Guitar ClubXinyi Lu, Christine WarnerMarcelino Gonzalez, etcClassical, Acoustic, Electric Guitar
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Health For YouthCorey MillerAesha Abrahim, Cassie Plummer, David NnannaCreate a supportive school community dedicated to spreading awareness and knowledge about children and teen mental and physical health. We will be giving back to the community through fundraisers and donations.
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Helping HappinessTrish BilleauShresthi Sivashanmugam; Ella SabinImprove student well-being by spreading mental heath awareness in positive ways. The focus is to teach preventative health strategies, reduce stress and raise awareness.
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HerHealthStephanie BellvilleAsiya MahmoudOur mission is to foster meaningful discussion on ethics and complex issues within the field of women's health care.
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Hispanic and Latino Culture ClubSeñora SloanFernanda López Vergara & Emma LimpiphiphatnOur club's purpose is to connect the Hispanic and Latino communities within Ladue and create a welcoming space where we can have fun and engaging activities relating to cultural traditions. The club's purpose is not only to have meetings after school, but to also collaborate with the Spanish National Honors Society to organize bigger school wide events like Hispanic Culture Night and participation in Rams Around the World. Our club's purpose is also to educate our peers on Hispanic and Latino traditions while finding local volunteer work that collaborates with local Hispanic and Latino communities.
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Hunger Outreach Project (HOP)Laura BernsAnna Huewe, Lauren WohlfahrtHelp those who are facing food insecurity, organize a canned food drive leading up to Homecoming, organize the Powder Puff game on Blue/White night
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Jazz ClubMr. LehdeFern Reynolds, Levi BlairTo learn and have fun playing jazz music
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Jewish Student Union (JSU)Kim Vonk Liv Hanes, Marnie Rosen or Orly CohnVision: JSU is more than just a high school club. It is a welcoming and vibrant Jewish community where teens learn and connect with each other, explore Jewish culture and history, and discover opportunities for deeper engagement. Through immersive experiences in social leadership, cultural programming, and domestic and overseas trips, teens can expect to meet new people, learn new things, and explore new horizons.
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Knit & Crochet ClubJennifer TuttleJoyce LiTo provide a space for yarn artists to work on new projects and learn new skills
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Ladue Amnesty InternationalStacey JonesCienna Johnson and Adi Kurtic Educating the student body about human rights, conducting grassroots activism, and advocating for social justice.
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Ladue Boys Lacross ClubCoach Tom Bragg William Budke; Parker MargolisProvide competitive lacrosse team for Ladue Students
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Ladue Theatre (International Thespian Society)Justin ScheuerElizabeth Fries, Zoe Wroth, Eliza Yawitz, Paul HornTheatrical productions
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Ladue Young DemocratsTricia GarveyHenry Madden, Addie FlintropTo encourage civic engagement and progressive volunteer work among Ladue students
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Math ClubGarrett WhiteSteven Shaw, Nina YeTo provide students with opportunities to strengthen problem-solving skills, explore challenging mathematics, and represent our school in competitions at the state and national levels.
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Medical MysteryBenjamin NimsAbdul Amer, Jake Cohen, Gus LogamMedical Mystery’s purpose is to inspire students to explore careers in medicine through real world medical cases, hands on activities, and connections with healthcare professionals.
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MedVenture Loukya Gillella, Claire ZhangLoukya Gillella, Claire Zhang, Hude AlkilaniMedVenture allows students who are interested in the medical field to plan opportunities to visit hospital settings and discuss medical issues.
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MelodramaKirksey, EisenbergLoukya Gillella, Medha ChodePublish the school's literary arts magazine
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Mock TrialJeff Miller/Allen StringerAnna Roark, Abigail Goldstein, Amelie LockPrepare students for regional Mock Trial Competition
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Model UNDanielle MousheyRiana Maganty & Sweeya GandraWorld Issues, Public Speaking, Problem Solving, Persuasion & Creativity. Plus it's a lot of fun.
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Morgan's MessageRachel BrewerMimi Tabscott & Melia SaffoldMorgan’s Message strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding
mental health within the student-athlete community and
equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in
athletics. We aim to expand the dialogue on mental health by
normalizing conversations, empowering those who suffer in
silence, and supporting those who feel alone.
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Mulsim Student AssociationMeg KauppZeina Alshraideh, Huda Alkilani, Asiya MahmoudEducate and celebrate Muslim culture and traditions
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National Art Honor Society (Art Club)Daniel RaedekeLucas Mai, Abbie MoonArt Club provides a collaborative space for students to explore, create, and work in any medium they choose.
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NEHSJonah Alper, Talia Poremba, Elise HarrisJonah, Talia, EliseNational English Honor Society is a way for literary-minded students to collaborate and discuss books, opportunities to better our community, and spend time with one another!
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NHSKirksey, MillerWilliam Small, Anya CalfeVolunteering and creating positive community
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Oceanography ClubDurham, AdamBryan YangThe goal is to educate students on oceans and how they affect the world. Students will gain a holistic view of the Earth, its ecosystems and how to protect them.
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Penny's FlightLori VaughnLaken Hadleyan organization dedicated to raising awareness for Neurofibromatosis, or NF
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PENSMrs. KulinskyCienna J & Addie HForm connections w/ residents in senior living facilities.
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Physics ClubJesse McGlaughlinSamuel Zhang, Jinghuan XuStudent led tutoring, problem solving, and exploring Physics topics.
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Project Sidewalk LadueCasie SamboAydin Kafaie, Kayden XueVirtual volunteer for sidewalk accessibility features.
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SAGEKelley KrejnikSophie Cowlen, Carmela AltonSustainability and environmental stewardship
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Science BowlLeslie ChadwickAyden HuangFoster a spirit for a love of science.
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Science OlympiadPatrick StanleyChloe Zhang, Medha Chode, Louis ShenScience Olympiad is a club that fosters an interest in all fields of science. Members of the Science Olympiad team can compete at tournaments throughout the year!
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SHA "Amigos del Español"Profe. Taylor-ArnoldJosie Saleeby, Annabelle KopecOur society will focus on using the Spanish language for enrichment and cultural purposes and will look for ways to connect with the Hispanic community in St. Louis through celebrations and events.
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Sparkle Mrs.Caslmir and Mrs. WarnerRegina Copeland, Mia Singer, Bailey Swillenger Inclusion
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Speech and DebateElizabeth Saleeby, Charles FanSpeech and Debate
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STARTDeepa JaswalHelping refugees and new immigrant families in St. Louis.
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Womens' Health ClubStephanie BellvilleAsiya MahmoudSpread awareness and explore women's health issues.
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Student CouncilMary Kate MortlandAmelia LockRun things
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Student LEFMrs KauppJack Berger; Mya TenzerOffer students the opportunity to learn about philanthropy, grant-making, business and non-profit development skills while developing leadership skills, planning and organizing skills, and hands-on experience.
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Tech Connect Kathy DolanAlex Press and Zoe WarticovschiAt tech connect Ladue students have the opportunity to go and visit nursing homes around St. Louis. At these nursing homes students will help the residents with tech needs; whether that is on their phones or on their TVs in their bedrooms.
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UBoundMaritza SloanAlex and Alan Loynd The purpose of this club is to empower students to promote a world free from poverty by raising awareness, supporting communities, and taking action to help ensure that all people have access to resources, opportunities, and dignity.
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UJIMA/RISEDr. Redden, Marteana Davidson, Kizzy Hammonds...Elise Harris and DjedKare WilliamsUJIMA-RISE supports students of Black heritage and allies interested in understanding and celebrating the diversity within Black culture. Focused on academic achievement, leadership, and cultural empowerment, the group engages in peer study, guest speaker discussions, and open dialogue on topics like self-advocacy.
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Ultimate FrisbeeJulianne Crockett, Avery HardyCarson Lee, Darren Lee, Eliot Levine, Teddy LevineCompete in the Saint Louis Ultimate Juniors High School League
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UNICEF LadueSra. Mary DeLiaAustin Blake, Rediet Asgedomto raise awareness of children's needs all over the world, to raise money for UNICEF and volunteer in the community.
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USABIO (Biology Club)Ben NimsRoger TangBiology Olympiad and all things biology
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UV Resin ClubMs BoylesLiv Spiegelglass, Emma Landsness, Sasha ZoltovMake art
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Women in LeadershipLori VaughnEloise Reagan, Lily CrabtreeOur Mission is to empower the next generation of female leaders by fostering a supportive community, developing professional and interpersonal skills, and providing the resources necessary to lead with confidence in any field.
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Youth and GovernmentTim Bambenek Sasha Prasad and Camille WelshA competition club aimed at exposing Ladue students to public speaking and government.
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