School Clubs

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YMCA Lefler After School Clubs (CLC) are an extended school program at Lefler Middle School, created to improve student learning and development through academic support, physical fitness, character development, and enrichment activities. Any Lefler student may enroll in the afternoon program. Participants engage in daily academic support and supervised homework time and then select from multiple experiential learning opportunities throughout the week. For more information about CLC contact Emmary Grieger at egrieger@ymcalincoln.org.

Click on a link below to view the CLC Club List, select a club to join, print a CLC Enrollment Form, or view the Lefler CLC website:

Little-Hands-Art-and-CraftArts and Crafts Club (8th Grade Only)

Eighth graders, are you artistic?  Do you like craft projects?  Arts and Crafts Club  meets on Tuesdays 3:05-4:00 in the FCS room 216 For more information contact Kim. Flamme (klfamme@lps.org) or Becky Boswell (bboswell@lps.org)/402-436-1215.

 

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CLC Newsroom Club

Do you have a ‘nose for news’?  Would you be interested in joining a CLC newsroom club after school or submitting stories for Lefler’s on-line newspaper?  For more informationcontact Emmary Grieger at egrieger@ymcalincoln.org or join the google classroom by using the following class code: lchx3e

Publications include: August, November, February,May

 i-love-singing-singing-20512546-378-378Lefler Singers and Select Choir

Lefler Singers is a group that is open to all students in grades 6-8.  We meet on Mondays, beginning August 28 for first quarter.  See the attached information page for additional information and permission forms.
The Lefler Select choir is an auditioned group, open to 7th and 8th graders seeking a more advanced level of choral music performance.  Auditions will be held on August 23 & 25 before and after school, by appointment.  Contact Mrs. Oltman to schedule an appointment time that fits with your student’s schedule.  See the attached information sheet for additional information and the permission to audition form.

 

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Roads, Rails, and Race Cars

Join UNL engineering students every Monday from 3-4pm in room 129 to learn about the engineering field through creative hands-on projects.  For more information contact Mr. Lempka at alempka@lps.org/402-436-1215.

 

Student Council ImageStudent Council

A Student Council is a representative structure for students only, through which they can become involved in the affairs of the school, working in partnership with school management, staff and parents for the benefit of the school and its students (Department of Education). For more information about Student Council, contact Erin Pauley at epaule@lps.org/402-436-1215.