Youth Legislature Club is a boys and girls club where we learn and immerse ourselves in the bill to law process. We also attend a 2-day Youth Legislature Convention at the Old State Capitol where we become part of a mock (pretend) Louisiana legislative process. Members of the Youth Legislature Club will also become more knowledgeable about the government and how it works.
The 4-H Club is a group of young people who want to improve their heads, hearts, hands, and health. "Learn by doing" is the 4-H club slogan, and our 4-H members don't just read about things, they do them. They take part in club meetings, learn to lead, and help their neighbors through club activities.
The Beta Club focuses on academics, achievement, and good moral character as well as service to school and community. Beta is a service organization that works to make a difference in the community by performing service projects. Some examples of our service projects are Canned Food Drives, Christmas Crusade, visiting local nursing homes for Halloween contests and Christmas caroling, and Sock-It Drive just to name a few. We also participate in District Day and State Convention.
Beta members are drawn from sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. The club opens up its registration at the beginning of the school year to existing members and after the 1st 9 weeks of school is completed for new members. To join Beta you must maintain a 3.0 GPA in your core subjects (math, ELA, science, social studies) with only one “C” allowed. Your conduct and school wide behavior is also taken into consideration.
The Yearbook Club captures the memories of the school year by photographing games, events, and special moments. Members organize and design the photos and content that come together to create the school yearbook.
