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1 | Click HERE for a VIRTUAL Club Rush Experience | |||||
2 | Club | Description | Adviser(s) | Meeting days/time | Officers we can contact about Club Rush | New in 2025 |
3 | 4Kids | 4Kids is a nonprofit organization that aims to spread positivity to children in hospitals. At each meeting, we will make crafts/cards for kids. At the end of each month, we will take the crafts and donate them to local children's hospitals around the area. | Ubaldo | Once a month on Wednesday | Manasvi Patrikar & Kara Hyun | |
4 | Art Club | Art Club strives to connect, learn, and create community among members. Learning art skills, being involved in service opportunities, and having fun is our goal. | Hale | Once a Month on Friday KT | Bella Wu & Caitlyn Drago | |
5 | Astronomy Club | A discussion-oriented club meant to spark interest in space and give people who like the cosmos a place to share their interests with others. | Hubrich | Once a Month on Friday | Charlotte Rogers & Kaila Markwell | |
6 | Aviation & Aerospace | We want to start a clbu for students interested in aviation and aerospace. It does not just have to be students interested in careers in those fields, students who like traveling and/or space are welcome to join. The club will be a place for students to explore these topics and develop a stronger passion for them while also building community around shared interests. A few ideas we have come up with are watching films/documentaries related to these topics, discussing different career paths for aviation and aerospace, and conducting simple aerodynamic experiments. | Patterson | TBD | Chitra Gangadhara & Nikita Tewari | |
7 | Beach Volleyball | This club will be a fun special way for LNC students to enjoy beach volleyball together. Most meetings will be made up of tournaments where we split members into teams and enjoy some fun competition | Mr. Awbrey | |||
8 | Biomedical Engineering | The Biomedical Engineering Club explores different aspects of science technology. Members will learn about medical devices, biomaterials, and cutting-edge research, and develop skills in problem-solving, teamwork and design. | Williams | ???????? | Kate Champion | |
9 | Black Student Union Club | The Black Student Union is a school-wide club involving the African-American community of Lake Norman Charter–Our mission as leaders is striving to connect our community when dealing with hardships as a small minority. We host meetings discussing micro-aggressions within the LNC community, society, and Black pop culture, and use our club as a safe space for the students of LNC when transitioning into a society in which we are not always accepted. | Hamilton | 2x tuesdays 2:45 hamilton | ||
10 | Board Game Club | The mission of Board Game Club is to play different board games and other tabletop games to learn skills such as problem-solving and teamwork for the future. | Bates | Weekly. TBD for 25-26 | Luke Lyons | |
11 | Book Club | Book Club is a club that creates a sense of community through literature with readers at Lake Norman Charter and a getaway for people to discuss their passions for reading and writing as a craft with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. | Lord | Last Wednesday of the month | ||
12 | Cash for a Cause | Our mission is to raise funds and awareness for different local nonprofits in our community. | Meredith | Once a month on Fridays at KT | Addison Walkton | Yes |
13 | Club America | Focuses on learning about the importance of freedom, free markets, and limited government through non-partisan debate, dialogue and discussion. | Montroy | Once a week during FlexFridays | Zane Metz | Yes |
14 | Creative Writing Club | Creative Writing Club is committed to creating a space for people who are passionate about writing, who have stories to tell, and who have brilliant truths within themselves. This is how we will make an impact with our words. | McClain | Thursdays at 2:45 in room 122; first meeting Sept. 18th! | Tessa Rosenberg | |
15 | Disc Golf Club | Monthly disc golf tournaments (singles or doubles) at local disc golf courses. | Phelps | Once a month on Fridays | Gabe White & Hudson Webb | Yes |
16 | Drama Club | At Drama Club, we welcome anyone with a passion or interest in acting and theatre production! Our goal is to work together and improve our acting and creative abilities to put on a performance in front of our friends, family, and more! | Austenfeld | Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-5, starting in January | ||
17 | Exceptional Knights Club | This is a service club devoted to including everyone and creating nice, beneficial opportunities for students at LNCS. | Link | At least once a month during KT | Morgan Schulenberg | |
18 | Fellowship of Christian Athletes | Our mission is to bring together a group of Christians (whether or not an athlete) to praise and spread the word of Jesus Christ. We are a National organization, seeking to make disciples by empowering athletes to know Christ and lead others to do the same. | Massingale & Kiley | we are looking for opportunities to meet during KT as well | Martha Barkley | |
19 | Film Appreciation Club | The Film Appreciation Club is a getaway into new worlds and ideas, allowing us to experience new cultures, emotions, and ways of thinking. Enjoy a deeper dive into film with us today and navigate the language of film directing, cinematography, and the aspects of what makes a great movie, great. | Tinker | Friday's during KT | Emily Thompson | |
20 | First Aid Club | Members will learn essential lifesaving skills and how to respond confidently in emergency situations. Activities include practicing CPR, treating cuts and burns, learning how to handle choking incidents, etc. Cost: $20-40 | Meredith | Once every two-weeks | Zaid Quadri & Ajay Vai | Yes |
21 | French Club | French Club's sole purpose is to bring French culture and traditions to the student body. | Davis | Tuesdays during KT and after school on scheduled days | Roshini Sankar & Caelin Selders | |
22 | French Honor Society | This honor society is an earned membership based on academics in French. Open to Jrs and Srs. | Davis | Once a month most months on Fridays during KT | Jaden Beschea-Fache | |
23 | Future Business Leaders | Future Business Leaders of America is a club where students who are interested in the business field come learn business skills, and career choices, and meet with people in the community in business. Students will be challenged with projects and events challenging them and furthering their education of business in the future. | Lowman | once a month 2:45-3:30 | Kate Taylor | |
24 | GSA | The Gender-Sexuality Alliance is a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community; we aim to provide a support group for non-conforming students and their peers. Anyone who is supportive of the community is welcome to join in order to socialize in a diverse environment. | Luna | Thursdays once a month | Alex McGlothlin & Caleb Shehaan | |
25 | Heart Club | Helps promote awareness of the connects between the mind, heart, and body. Members will learn to be and stay well through healthy habits. | Hubrich | Once a month | Manya Krishna | Yes |
26 | Helping Hands Club | Service Opportunities at the MS and HS | Lord | Some Mondays | Cady Norman & Mikaia Morris | |
27 | Indian Student Association | ISA is a cultural and community-based club that brings students together to celebrate and share Indian traditions. Along with cultural celebrations, ISA often contributes to service projects and networking opportunities, making it both a social and supportive community. | Luna | once a month | Zaid Quadri & Ajay Vai | Yes |
28 | Interact Club | A service organization for young people who work in partnership with our local Rotary to develop leadership skills and community engagement. | Lord | once a month | ||
29 | Investing Club | The Investing Club is where students experience the world of finance and investing through building financial knowledge and improve our critical thinking skills, all while having fun and learning together. We will meet and discuss our strategies on what companies to invest in and which companies are doing well. We will also have a competition on who can make the most fake money throughout the year starting with 10,000 dollars and in addition to that, we will play a game called "Build Your Stax" in which we will practice on how to invest and spot trends in the market in which the winner will receive a bonus of 100 dollars to invest. | Weihl | Once a month on Thursdays in Room 110 (depending on Mrs. Wiehl's duty schedule) | ||
30 | Key Club | Key Club is a Nationally recognized service club collaborating with the Kiwanis Club, providing some service opportunities and leadership experiences to our members. Students are required to attend meetings, perform 50 hours of service work, and participate in some of our group service activities. | Cavicchia, Barkley | 2 meetings per year, must pay dues and earn 50 service hours. Applications come out in September. | Bailey Layne & Ella Landman | |
31 | Knights of Knowledge | The Knights of Knowledge represents Lake Norman Charter in academic competitions. We participate in local, regional, and national events. | Bates | Variably | Evan Healey, Tejas Sridhar, Kabir Sangha, Drew Kosofsky | |
32 | Math Honor Society | Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who meet the minimum GPA requirement in math-related classes and by application only | Awbrey & Blanchard | Limited Meetings; tutoring hours are required | Emma Mast | |
33 | Mental Health Matters Club | Spread awareness and break the stigma surrounding mental health. | Casillas | 1X/month on a Wednesday | Emma Mast & Ella Landmen | |
34 | Mentorship Club | The Mentorship Program wants to help relieve the stress of incoming freshmen and new students to LNC. We do this by pairing them with like-minded students so they have someone similar to talk to, share experiences with, and guide them through high school. | Massingale | 1x in the Spring (more details later) | Reece Long & Lily Price | |
35 | Morgan's Message | Morgan's Message amplifies stories, resources, and expertise to strengthen student-athlete mental health, builds a community by and for athletes through peer-to-peer conversation and provides a platform for advocacy. | Thomas | Monthly | Sam Colantonio & Abby Shepler | Yes |
36 | Mock Trial | Mock Trial is for students looking to improve their public speaking and analytical skills as well as those looking at a possible career in law. It is a club that prepares for a competition that simulates a real trial with lawyers and witnesses who gain experiences through participation. | Casillas | Regularly after school: Wednesdays | ||
37 | NAACP | The LNC NAACP Chapter is part of a national organization focusing on civil rights and benefiting the community. The chapter will be planning a multitude of events for the Huntersville community to improve our livelihood and encourage the fight for equality in the Huntersville-Charlotte Area. | TBD: twice per month | |||
38 | National Art Honor Society | NAHS will conduct group critiques and presentations about artists, host guest speakers, and require 15 hours of art-related service projects to teach and prepare members for future careers while providing opportunities to strengthen leadership. Members will also work with the art programs at the Middle and Elementary Schools to encourage collaboration among the LNC school system. NAHS membership provides members with valuable benefits, such as national art recognition and awards, opportunities for their art to be published, and eligibility for college scholarships. | Hale | Once every two months (excluding individual service opportunities) | Bella Wu & Caitlyn Drago | |
39 | National English Honor Society | Open to junior and seniors who meet the minimum GPA requirement in English-related classes and by application only | Smith | Quarterly, Thursdays during Knight Time | Tessa Rosenberg | |
40 | Pickleball Club | Bring students together to socialize and exercise while learning and enjoying pickleball. The location will be off campus at the Prosperity Athletic Club. | Kim Schild | 1 Friday a month | Silvy Schild, Eleina Moon | |
41 | Public Health Action & Service Club | The purpose is to engage students in local and global public health through hands-on service, peer education, and advocacy - empowering youth to make a tangible impact in their communities and beyond. | Meghan Miller | 1-2 month | Seehe Veera | Yes |
42 | Pre-Med | Provide educational opportunities for students interested in pursuing a career in the field of medicine. | Williams | 1x monthly, Monday 2:45 | Laasya Gunichetty | |
43 | Pre-Vet Club | Pre-Vet Club focuses on preparing students for a career in veterinary medicine through volunteer opportunities and hands-on activities. | Tinker | 1x/2x monthly, 7:15-7:45am | Mikayla Freeland | |
44 | Red Cross Club | Red Cross clubs provide youth and young adults with opportunities for training, leadership development and the ability to choose Red Cross mission-related activities that address your community's greatest needs. Red ross clubs empower youth and young adults with knowledge and life-saving skills to help prepare their school and community to respond to emergencies. | Miller | 1x a month - after school (Day TBD) | Nishita Kulkarni | |
45 | Rho Kappa | The purpose of Rho Kappa is to celebrate those who have dedicated themselves to a high level of performance in social studies at LNC and to deepen our collective understanding of the social studies. | Bates/Broome | Quarterly | Joanna Bernard, Evan Healey, Tanner Stultz | |
46 | Ripple Effect (Thirst Project) | Thirst Project is a national non-profit that raises money to build wells in communities with little access to clean drinking water. | Coleman | Monthly | Kendall Ruffolo & Silvy Schild | |
47 | Robotics Club | In this club, we require a lot of commitment to build a robot to compete against other teams in the state. We will also be volunteering to help the community and hope to show gracious professionalism within the team and the competition. | Patterson | TBD | Safy Rahman | |
48 | Science National Honor Society | Open to junior and seniors who meet the minimum GPA requirement in science-related classes and by application only | Mrs. Zamaira | Limited meetings; students complete service hours autonomously | ||
49 | Science Olympiad | Students become experts in Science related events and compete at tournaments. | Wilson | Mondays or Wednesdays, starting 9/22, after school. One mandatory practice / week. Student chooses which day to attend. | Cam Crawford; Caitlin Drago; Chitra Gangadhara | |
50 | Senior Class Council | Plans activities for the senior class and plans graduation. | Scire & Casillas | 1x monthly, Tuesdays Knight Time: Check Schoology announcements | Saanvi Veerthineni | |
51 | Spanish Club | Spanish Club educates students about Spanish culture in a fun and interactive way. | Barkley, Ubaldo, Luna | 1st Tuesday of every month. | Martha Barkley | |
52 | Speech & Debate Club | Students can practice their public speaking and argument skills while debating with other club members over current events and topics peacefully and educationally. The regional competition that we will enter is not required for all members but highly recommended (time will be dedicated to practicing for the competition and regular debates). | ||||
53 | Student Council | Plans and coordinates events for the LNC student body including Homecoming, pep rallies, and spirit days | Awbrey | Knight Time | Silvy Schild & Kate Champion | |
54 | Sustainability/ Recycling Club | Sustainability & Recycling Club’s mission is to bring together a generation who cares about the planet and keeps eco-friendly practices alive at LNC. | Weihl | According to Wiehl's duty schedule | ||
55 | Technology Student Association (TSA) | TSA would bring leadership and responsibility to a modernized world in the next school year. By having the club, the student's career options would expand, as they get to experience STEM and get a head-start. With over 40 different topics in competitions, this club allows members to get an opportunity to expand their knowledge varying from Music Production to Game Design, while being able to win honors that will show merit on college applications potentially. | Altenhof | Once a week, usually on Tuesdays during Knight time | Sanvi Nethikunta & Sahasra Rao | |
56 | UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) | UNICEF aims to help and protect children's rights, health, and well being all over the world. As a club, we will participate in donation drives, assemble care packages, and commit acts of service together. | Julian | one time a month | Elle Krombolz & Kriya Jagarlamudi | Yes |
57 | Women's Health Club | We will be teaching and doing interactive activities on women's health. Topics include diseases more common in women, diseases caused by pregnancy, and neurological complications more common in women. | Massingale | second Tuesday of every month | Aashna Lalla | Yes |
58 | Women in Business | Women in Business is a club dedicated to exploring and celebrating women-led businesses and entrepreneurial success. Through presentations, discussions, and empowerment activities, we aim to inspire and support young women to become confident leaders and innovators in the business world. | Brackett | once every two weeks | Isabella Corrigan & Saanvi Veerthineni | |
59 | Women is STEM | Explore careers in the STEM field, engage in STEM related activities. | Blanchard | Monthly, Knight Time | Isabella Thamodharan, & Ariel Werner | |