To introduce students to a broad range of knowledge and to prepare for a national competition.

Tutoring middle school students and helping them with their homework.

Members learn about pertinent topics, such as the principles of aerodynamics, programming, and robotics, through hands-on building, attend dozens of practice rocket launches, and compete in The American Rocketry Challenge.

The African-American Latino Scholars program has historically been a recognition program that identifies students of color at LHS who are exceptional in their achievement and potential for leadership. It drives these students to reach for higher goals and set high standards for themselves. Additionally, it rewards them by offering access to additional supports and by increasing their content knowledge about matters related to their racial and cultural identities. Most importantly, this program encourages students to develop personal relationships that will help them be successful now and in the future. It does this through field trips, seminars, community service, readings, guest speakers, weekly discussion groups, and mentorship with successful adults who look like them. The AALS program honors student commitment to their academics and fosters a culture of high scholastic achievement for African-American and Latino students at LHS.

Asian Student Union is a great community and a safe space to celebrate and discuss Asian heritage and culture. Our biggest event, Asian Night, fundraises for various charities each year and we’ll be working to hold a virtual this year. Feel free to reach out with any questions!

To cultivate future engineers and leaders.

To teach basic English to Chinese seniors of Lexington so they may be less reliant on their children.

To create a Christian community that welcomes Christians and non-Christians. To explore beliefs, support one another in prayer & fellowship & serve those in need.

To spend time outdoors working to preserve Lexington's conservation land.

We make the costumes for the play and musical!

Discuss an array of ethical questions, practicing argument skills in preparation for the annual team Ethics Bowl hosted by Tufts University in February.

Explore, Expand, Engage (EEE) is a cultural exchange club aiming to establish connections with students around the globe. We currently have a sister club in Shanghai eager to communicate with all of you! Each member will be matched with a pen pal based on their goals and preferences, and from then on, the communication is up to you!

To read books (and watch film adaptations) with feminist themes and to discuss them.

To work to prevent gun violence by engaging with the community, motivating students to pre-register to vote and taking action to support sensible gun legislation.

Learn about robotics and engineering.

Microfinance Club is focused on supporting small non-profit businesses or individuals in low-income areas of the world through educating students about social impact investment. Students will learn about the significance of microloans and providing banking services to those in need given their financial constraints.

Focuses on both human/humanitarian and political aspects of international relations.

Music Discussion Club centers around being able to discuss, discover, and enjoy music in a safe environment. Each week members will listen to an album chosen the week before and then we will have an open discussion about it as well as what the members are interested in talking about.

A competitive buzzer- based competition revolving around the topic of ocean sciences.

We strive to create a welcoming space to discuss racial and identity issues and inspire members to take direct action to reduce racial injustices.

To promote the mission of the Red Cross; to prevent and alleviate human suffering through activism within our community.

Helping students prepare for the SAT through different activities, events, and discussions.

To provide 4th and 5th graders at Hastings opportunities to expand their knowledge of science and engineering.

To increase knowledge and appreciation for haute watchmaking.

To expand this nationwide non-profit organization to LHS and raise awareness of this issue.