Academic Team

Friendly competition between team members and other schools to enhance and encourage learning information from school and beyond. 

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s):  Guy Rabner

Addiction Awareness Organization

To bring awareness to addiction and to bring help to those who are suffering.

Category: Service

Advisor(s): Christie Giacobbe and Erin Field

Album Club

To bring people together with music and discuss albums that are listened to. 

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Pat Catalano

American Institute of Architecture Students (formerly Future Architects of America)

To provide a structured architectural lesson and project opportunities via AIAS (American Institute of Architecture Students) and ACE mentor program

Category: Social/Recreation & Art

Advisor (s): Ryan Karpack

Anime Club

The club would host a supportive, social, environment for lovers of anime to read and analyze anime.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Jordan Virgil

Archery Club

To provide students with a non-varsity/non-traditional activity and extension of physical education sports outlet.

Category:  Extension of PE Program

Advisor (s):  David Jones

Biology Club

To spread enthusiasm for biology in LHS student body through academic and service events held throughout the year. 

Category:  Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s):  Paul Raiz & Melissa Muirhead

Black Student Union

To offer a safe space for Black students and foster a community for LHS students to broaden awareness and perspectives in our school by addressing issues that affect BIPOC and civil discourse and community action.  All students are welcomed. 

Category:  Cultural

Advisor (s):  Jason Hoyle & Gadi Ulysse

Board Game Club

Students are able to socialize with their peers and enjoy the many board games we provide.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Dorte Poyner

Body Positive Alliance

We are a student led, non-profit organzation advocating for the acceptance and representation of all bodies regardless of physical ability, size, gender, race, or apperance

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Brittany Gajewski

Branch Out

Branch Out is an all-inclusive club that offers students the opportunity to meet new people, make new friends and provides additional peer relationships.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Jill Tejeda

Breaking the Chain

Breaking the Chain will fundraise for children's education in Ghana and contribute to the larger Breaking the Chain organization. 

Category:  Service

Advisor (s):  Maggie Lafferty

Business Honor Society

Recognize and enhance skills relevant to business students, honor induction. 

Category:  Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s):  Alex Lamon

Career Exploration Club (CEC)

Our mission is to connect LHS students with professionals in a plethora of fields to gain insight on various career possibilities. During each monthly meeting, we will have a professional from a distinctive field discuss their high school, college, and work experience.

Category:  Other - Career Oriented

Advisor (s):  Kelsey Collins

Chamber Singers

Chamber Singers is the all-female select vocal ensemble at LHS.  They perform in concert settings and at community events during the year.  

Category:  Academic/Curricular, Art

Advisor (s):  Dan King

Chess Club/Team

Teach and play chess for social and recreational interaction; play competitively with other schools and tournaments. 

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Will Peklo

Chinese Culture Club

To spread and teach Chinese culture through games, activities, and informational meetings 

Category:  Cultural

Advisor (s):  Xin Cai

Chinese Honor Society

CHS serves to help students learning Chinese advance their knowledge of Chinese culture and become recognized for their achievement in learning the language. It develops a community among students and encourages them to continue pursuing the language in the future. 

Category:  Cultural, Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s):  Xin Cai

Christian Club

A space to allow both Christian and Non-Christian students to have a place to share their ideas and grow their faith.

Category:  Cultural, Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Tanis Chavanne

Class of 2023

The Class of 2023 organizes fundraisers to support all functions and events related to the Senior Class including the Senior Prom, Senior Luncheon, and Senior Breakfast.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Rachel Henry & Anthony Fischer

Class of 2024

To help plan, organize and execute class events such as Junior Prom and activities throughout the year.  We will run fundraisers to help offset the costs.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  James Memory & Drew Krumholz

Class of 2025

To fundraise and plan Class of 2025 events.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Kelly Rocco & Kim Constanzo

Class of 2026

To fundraise and plan Class of 2026 events.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Pat Catalano and Nick Brooks

Comfort Project 360

Comfort Project 360 (CP360) is an organization that works to enhance the comfort and well-being of cancer patients at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center.  CP360 gives patients comforting items, friendly faces to talk to, and supportive environments.

Category: Service

Advisor(s): Michael Coleman

Competitive Writing Club

Throughout the year, the Competitive Writing Club will actively inform the community of upcoming contests such as The Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards in order to expose emerging writers to valuable writing experiences that will help them refine their craft. The club would meet once every 1-2 weeks after school, during which students would brainstorm ideas, exchange advice, and peer-review their writing pieces.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor(s): Anthony Fischer

Cook to Connect

The club's purpose is to connect with students through cooking and baking.  A blog post would be the center of the club, as we would add recipes that we recommend throughout the year.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Kathryn Picardo

Cool 2 Be Kind

Cool 2 Be Kind's mission is to combat bullying at school, empower others to take a stand against bullying, and raise awareness about bullying and its effects.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  M. Alden Earle

Costumes for Fall Drama & Spring Musical

To create costumes for LHS theatre productions. 

Category:  Art

Advisor (s):  Alyssa LaMedica

Crafts for a Cause

We create and decorate crafts to donate to local community organizations. We also hold fundraisers to raise money for various charities, including St. Jude. In the past, we have also baked goods like cookies and cupcakes to sell to the school community. We also collaborate with Key Club to help those in our community.

Category:  Social/Recreation, Art, Service

Advisor (s): Kim Costanzo

Cricket Club

The Cricket Club is to provide the love of cricket into the LHS community.  We will discuss our passion for cricket, follow cricket matches and learn new cricket techniques. When the weather gets warmer, we will try to practice cricket in an available outdoor space.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s):  Sarah Rosenberg

Cybersecurity Club (formerly: OPSEC Club)

The club aims to teach its members the fundamentals and applications of cybersecurity through interactive lectures and activities. 

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Hongkai Zhang

Diversity Book Club

To celebrate diverse books and promote a communal reading experience for students.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Jordan Virgil

Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)

DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools around the globe.

Category:  Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Daniel Quackenbush & Shawn Rembecky

Dungeons & Dragons Club (D&D)

To learn about the board game Dungeon and Dragons and play the game.

Category:  Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Michael Jedwabnik & Lori Perez

Eastern European Club 

To bring together Eastern European students and learn more about the cultures

Category: Cultural

Advisor (s): Marisa Vosa

Ecolancers 

The purpose of the Ecolancers is to utilize the knowledge and skills developed in technology and science classes to develop a high-mileage vehicle that meets the necessary specifications to compete in the international Shell EcoMarathon challenge. Students work together to design a vehicle, utilize safe operating procedures, and maintain all the logistics involved in this competition, including obtaining the funding to complete the challenge.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): David Richards 

Envirothon Team

The natural resources problem-solving competition, which has competed on global platforms and placed 13th.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Samantha Aaron & Doug Jay

Fantasy Sports Club

The purpose of this club is to build relationships and a stronger community and to help a charitable organization by holding fundraisers. We will play in multiple fantasy leagues and talk about strategies for how to build a lineup.  There is absolutely no betting or gambling involved in this club.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Stephen Schaible

Femme Film Club

Femme Film is a club that highlights specifically female achievements in the film industry.  We will watch and analyze films with female directors and prominent female leads, as well as encourage group discussions with our members.

Category: Media/Publications

Advisor (s): Kieran Nugent

Filipino Club

The Filipino Club, a multicultural organization open to all students, aims to celebrate and share the diverse traditions of the Philippines with the school community. In addition, the Filipino Club is a service organization that participates in relief efforts to aid victims of poverty and natural disasters in the Philippines. 

Category: Cultural, Service

Advisor (s): Michael Sunga & Christina Bravo

Film Club

The Film Club would act as a safe space to explore interests ranging from script writing, acting, filming or even choosing music with likeminded people, which would culminate into group efforts to make media we'd like to see and represent.

Category: Media/Publications

Advisor (s): Jacqueline Pascale

Forensic Speech & Debate

The purpose of Speech & Debate is to promote interest in all forms of public speech, encourage a spirit of fellowship, and confer upon deserving candidates recognition of their achievements.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Kathryn Picardo

French Club

The purpose of this organization is to celebrate French culture while exploring ways students can implement and share their French knowledge within the Livingston community.  This club/society will meet to commemorate strong French students and their ideas for fundraisers, club events, and inductions to strengthen the French community.

Category: Cultural

Advisor (s): Soukeyna Diop-Tall

French Honor Society Club

To celebrate the accomplishments of students in the French curriculum.

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Soukeyna Diop-Tall & Gerard Amsellem 

Friendship Circle Club

Raise awareness and brainstorm charitable ideas for the Friendship Circle.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Stephen Schaible

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)

Bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through invovative leadship and career development programs.

Category:  Academic/Curricular, Service

Advisor (s): Thomas Garzon & Hal Mordkoff

Gender Sexuality Alliance

The purpose of the GSA is to create a brave space for all student, in order to celebrate our diversity together.  We will discuss local, national, and global issues impacting the LGBTQIA+ communities and continue our efforts to promote acceptance of all individuals in our school and the larger Livingston communities.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Drew Krumholz & Andrew Nelson

Glamour Gals

Glamour Girls is a nationwide non-profit organization that inspires companionship and conversation with seniors living in residential homes through complimentary beauty makeovers and activities led and organized by teen volunteers.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Kathryn Picardo & Kieran Nugent

Green Team

To make LHS a more sustainable place to learn and work.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Doug Jay

Greenhouse Club Agricultural Tech and Outdoors Club

To promote gardening and to maintain the A Hall Courtyard.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Brian Megaro

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)

To enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality healthcare by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development, and devotion to meeting the needs of the healthcare community.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Service

Advisor (s): Bobbi Bremmer, Johanna Frye & Mary Kaspriskie

Helping Hunger

The purpose of this club is to raise awareness about food insecurity in Livingston by giving back to our community through different events and services. We work exclusively and directly with the Livingston Food Pantry to help families in need. By working solely with the Livingston Food Pantry, we can do as much good as we can for one organization.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Sachel Bise

Indian Culture Club

The LHS Indian Culture Club serves to unite the Indian community in Livingston and promote a greater understanding of Indian culture. We will celebrate various cultural Indian holidays throughout the year, watch Indian movies together, and much more. We also hope to participate in local Indian events and instill an appreciation for Indian culture in the LHS community.

Category: Cultural/Media/Social

Advisor (s): Jill Tejeda

Inner Circle

To provide opportunities for students to lead and direct a cabaret and play.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Kim Hughes

Inner Voices Art and Literary Magazine

Support the creative arts, and develop a literary/art magazine for students at the school.

Category: Media/Publications, Art

Advisor (s): Jennifer Torres and Chris Iannuzzi

International Thespian Society

ITS, founded in 1929, is an honor society for student thespians (consisting of actors and backstage team members). Students are inducted into the organization by accruing a minimum of points based on their involvement with the theatre program at our school. We will meet monthly during lunch in the Auditorium, hold biannual fundraisers, advocate for theatre in the LHS community, and hold an annual induction ceremony each spring in the evening.

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Scott Patteson

International Youth Neuroscience Association

As a local chapter of the International Youth Neuroscience Association, the club aims to promote scholarly enthusiasm for neuroscience among the LHS community while raising awareness for important neuroscience-related topics. The club also strives to give back to the community by organizing service initiatives about neuroscience.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Service

Advisor (s): Paul Raiz & Melissa Muirhead

Investing Club

In the Investing Club, we focus on educating our peers on investing and personal finance in an engaging manner.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Dan Quackenbush & Shawn Rembecky

Italian Culture Club

To exhibit Italian cultural traditions in mordern day society while raising money for organizations such an UNICO and Breast Cancer Awareness.

Category: Cultural

Advisor (s): Guy Rabner

Italian Honor Society

Honor and recognize Italian students who have succeeded and have earned admission into the honor society. Students in the society will serve as tutors, leaders, and helpers toward the Italian language and cultural functions during the school year.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Guy Rabner

Jazz Improv Club

To provide an environment where musicians can work together to develop jazz improvisation skills. The club will consist of learning from each other and just playing together in a standard jazz jam session.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Mike Pizzone

Jewish-Israeli Club

The purpose of the organization is to celebrate and teach Jewish and Israeli Culture.

Category: Cultural

Advisor (s): Susana Fernandez-Poyatos

Key Club

Key Club International is a youth service-leadership organization sponsored by Kiwanis International. It is the oldest and largest service program for high school students and is entirely student-led. Key Clubbers are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide. The core values of Key Club are leadership, character building, care, and inclusiveness.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Val Desamours & Marjorie Duffy

Korean Club

Learn and explore Korean culture, food, makeup/skincare, fashion, music, and language.

Category: Academic/Cultural

Advisor (s): Kim Costanzo

Lancer E-Sports

Our goal as an Esports Club, is to bring the creativity and fun of competitive gaming to our High School team. We are an all-inclusive group of individuals who share the same passion for gaming and collaboration. Our club will organize competitive events with students from LHS and other local schools. Additionally, we plan to incorporate the business and technology of E-Sports into our meetings and discussions. 

Category: Social/Recreation, Sport

Advisor (s): Hongkai Zhang

League of Women Voters Junior Chapter

The League of Women Voters is a bipartisan organization whose mission is "to promote political responsibility through informed and active participation in government and to influence public policy through education and advocacy." The LWV of Livingston is responsible for, not only helping to register voters, but also conducting the annual Board of Education, County Freeholders and Town Council debates, as well as sponsoring community discussions events.  The high school branch will explore federal, state, and local voting procedures, delve into ideas about expanding voting access as well as combating voter suppression, and establish a safe space to discuss today's pressing issues.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Rachel Skerker

Leo Club

The Leo Club works with the local Lions club to do community service events in the community.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Kelsey Collins

LHS Care for Canines

The LHS Care for Canines ultimate goal is to provide assistance to dogs at our local animal shelter through fundraisers, donations, and volunteer work, while also providing students at LHS with the opportunity to better understand the importance of such shelters and obtain service hours. We have already established a partnership with the Mount Pleasant Animal Shelter and are in talks with them about our future endeavors as an organization.  One of our main purposes of our organization is to create fundraising events for the Mount Pleasant Animal Shelter.  We plan to fundraise money, dog toys, and dog food for their organization. We have already received wishlists from the Mount Pleasant Animal shelter that are specific for fundraising items and events.

Category: Social/Recreation & Service

Advisor (s): Robert Liquori & Teresa Fannell

LHS Chamber Orchestra

Students audition for this advanced honors ensemble, and perform and rehearse music at a high level. They perform at the winter and spring concerts, the All-Township concert, and community events.

Category: Music Performance Ensemble

Advisor (s): Nancy Ciminnisi

LHS Chemistry Club

To learn and compete in the US National Chemistry Olympiad, do experiments, and inspire students.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Mike Coleman

LHS Coding Club

To encourage computer science and cybersecurity education for interested students, to give students a chance at innovation through computer science, and to teach younger elementary and middle school students in an engaging manner.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Service

Advisor (s): Jennifer Gee

LHS Dance Club

The purpose is to provide students with the opportunity to further their dance studies, their dance composition skills and give them the opportunity to perform while promoting the art of dance.

Category: Social/Recreation & Art

Advisor (s): Amanda Bigelow

LHS Democrats

The goal is to assist political campaigns, learn more about the political process from elected officials, guest speakers, and facilitate political discussions.

Category: Political

Advisor (s): Deborah Holtzman & Charles Downing

LHS Jewelry Club

To expose students to jewelry making as a pastime, offering volunteer opportunites by redirecting club fundraising to charities.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Helene McNanna

LHS National Organization for Women (NOW)

This club provides a space to discuss issues regarding gender equality, including but not limited to discussions of and action towards violence against women, LGBTQIA* rights, constitutional equality, and economic justice.

In addition to hosting roundtables as forums for such discussion, the organization has provided guest speakers and conducted various fundraising and/or service projects in support of minority groups in various locations such as women's shelters.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Rachel Henry & Rachel Skerker

LHS Podcast Club,  "Livingston Says"

Podcasts are one of the most popular forms of media in today's digital world. This club would give LHS students the platform to share their passion and simultaneously give them experience with a growing form of media.

The student's discussions will be school-appropriate passions or hobbies that can be presented through podcasts in 10-20 minute episodes. 

Category: Media/Publications

Advisor (s): Martha Ackermann & Mrigaya Singh

LHS Stage Crew, Lighting & Sound Club

Collabroate with other group members to help build the sets for the LHS Theatre fall drama and spring musical.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Brian Megaro

Livingston AAPI Youth Alliance

Counteract discrimination and prejudice held against the AAPI community by providing awareness about the historical and cultural importance of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to the United States. Initiatives will also include mental-health awareness and anti-bullying efforts among the AAPI community.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Michael Sunga & Xin Cai

Livingston High School Lancer Jazz Band and Livingston High School Lab Jazz Band

The jazz Band will perform at competitions, elementary schools, the jazz band dinner dance, Intergenerational Prom, district art show, district Jazz Festival, etc.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Jim Hegedus and Erik Donough

Livingston High School Lancer Marching Band

Perform at all football games, competitions, and town events.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Music

Advisor (s): Jim Hegedus, Mike Jedwabnik, Erik Donough, Maureen Biss, Emily Nevola, Kenneth Zampella

Livingston High School Robotics

To provide students with an opportunity to learn engineering design concepts through the building of robots to meet certain challenges designed by First Robotics and spread knowledge of Robotics through an outreach. 

Category: Academics/Curricular

Advisor (s): Danielle DeGraw, Ray Snyder & James Novotny

Livingston High School Ski & Snowboarding Club

To encourage a safe and enjoyable fun way to socialize and spend free time skiing and snowboarding.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Marissa Vosa

Make-A-Wish Club

To raise money for Make-A-Wish America and Make-A-Wish New Jersey.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Mike Munley

Math Honor Society

To celebrate mathematical achievement, promote mathematical learning, citizenship, and scholarship

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Pat Catalano

Math Team

The purpose of our club is to encourage students to participate in math competitions and pursue the field of mathematics.  

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Pat Catalano

Meditation & Mindfulness (M&M)

To educate members about meditation, how it relates to mindfulness, and conduct meditation sessions for members.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Taylor Torre

Microbiology and Botany Club

This club is meant for those who take interest in how the nature around us works and is built.  People who join this club will be able to experience how plants around us can contribute to what we consume in our everyday lives. People should expect to see how these products are made up through the eyes of a microscope.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Megan DeBlieck

Mock Trial

Livingston Mock Trial team competes in the NJ State Bar Association county and state competition

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Alex Lamon

Mock Government

To teach and learn about our govenment at the federal, state and local level.

Category: Academic / Curricular

Advisor (s): Lauren Wells

Model UN

To allow students to delve into global issues, while simulating the structure and process of the UN.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Steve Schaible

Music Business Club

The purpose of the LHS Music Business club is to expose students to various career opportunities across the music industry, including but not limited to Managers, Artists, Lawyers, Producers, Engineers, and Agents.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Josh Salzman

MXFlow

We hope to make period products more accessible by collecting and donating sanitary products.  We also hope to host educational classes on menstruation, including gender inclusivity, period poverty, breaking the stigma, etc.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Kieran Nugent

National Art Honor Society

To spread art awareness throughout school and the community. To engage in fundraising efforts.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Robert Liquori, Jalyza Dragunov, & Katy Collins

National English Honor Society

Confer national distinction upon secondary school students for high achievement in English language arts, build a national community of academic achievers, provide, though local chapters, cultural stimulation in high school environments, encourage interest in the English language arts, and serve society by fostering literacy.

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Michael Sunga & Kelsey Collins

National History Day 

To compete in the National History Day competition that is held annually, will allow multiple groups of students to submit projects and participate.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Kathryn Picardo

National Honor Society

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Lori Perez

National Technology Honor Society

The National Technology Honor Society is an educational non-profit that exists to honor, recognize and empower students and teachers in Career & Technical Education. As the honor society for Career & Technical Education.  NTHS serves over 100,000 active members annually in both secondary and postsecondary chapters across the country.

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Dave Richards

New Student Society

To meet and support new students as they enter the LHS community, pairing students up with other members.  Also, hosting meetings to bring students together

Category: Cultural, Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Nicole Rothman & Theresa Cannone

NORD: Students for Rare Diseases

To provide a place for awareness and research into various rare diseases. 

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Diane Sigalas

Notations

Notations is a co-ed select vocal ensemble that performs at concerts and community events throughout the year.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Art

Advisor (s): Dan King

Ocean Science Bowl

The purpose of this organization is to povide students with an interest in marine science and/or oceanography to particpate in an academic decathlon suited to their interest.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Michelle Augliera & Jamie Kruse

Operation Smile Club

To raise awareness and funds to help children that are born with facial deformities.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Marissa Vosa

Organization of Student Tutors

Successful in providing tutoring to hundreds of families in the community virtually and in person.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Service

Advisor (s): Adam Berryann

Paper Bridges

To send care packages and letters of encouragement to families in need.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Alyssa LaMedica

Peanut Butter & Jelly Club (PB&J)

To provide snacks for after-school programs and other activities in need of snacks in our community.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Marisa Vosa

People Helping People Club

The People Helping People Club is a volunteer club that helps both the school and the community.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Danielle Felcher

Photography

The Photography club will allow people to learn about the fundamentals of photography, share their work, and look at other people's work for tips and inspiration.

Category: Media/Publications/Art

Advisor (s): Jill Tejeda

Pickleball Club

Organize inclusive after-school pickleball games for novice and expert players alike.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Maggie Lafferty

Pony Mayhem Improv Club

To rehearse for and perform two Improv shows during the school year and to allow students to participate in Improv rehearsals and gain improv skills.

Category: Social/Recreation, Art

Advisor (s): Scott Patteson

Pottery Club

To foster a calming space for students to paint, glaze, and create pottery projects.  We also donate some finished projects to other organizations.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Noah Meineke

Pre-Military Club

The purpose of the Pre-Military Club is to inspire and aid kids in understanding what the military will look and feel like.  To achieve this, we will have a mix of educational classes, as well as information and leadership training.  We plan to invite military personnel from different branches to share their stores with the club. 

Category: Other

Advisor (s): Mike Munley

Public Preservation Club

The students will work on preserving the condition of public space and our school.  This will give the students the opportunity to give back to the community.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Kelly Rocco

Psychology Club

The purpose of the Psychology Club is to teach students about the various fields of psychology through many experiments and information sessions.  While focusing on all aspects, the Psychology Club's goal is to help students develop a greater interest in psychology along with promoting mental health among all students at Livingston High School.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Nick Fernandez

Radio Club

Produce live and recorded content for community viewers. 

Category: Media/Publication

Advisor (s): Jason Daily

Real Estate Club

To educate students about the Real Estate business and opportunities.

Category: Education/Career

Advisor (s): Michael Ladolcetta

Red Cross Club

The Red Cross Club provides opportunities to make a difference. It is a Humanitarian Aid Club with the purpose to help respond to those in need. The Red Cross Club also provides knowledge and life-saving skills to help prepare the community, as well as help, respond to emergencies.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Sarah Rosenberg

Rocketry Club

The Rocketry club is a club where students can research and discuss model rocketry.  Students will learn and employ ideas in aerodynamics, propulsion, and drag through rocket simulations.It will help students understand the engineering, math and science behind rockets. 

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Dorine Starace

Science Bowl

Enrich STEM education through fast-paced science/math competitions & practices

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Michael Coleman & Johanna Frye

Science League

To provide LHS students competitions between themselves and students from other schools in selected science areas of study: biology, chemistry, physics, Earth science and environmental science.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Michael Coleman

Science National Honor Society

SNHS is a premier scientific organization that empowers young thinkers to be the future of industry, research, and scientific exploration for America. The organization honors academically high -performance students, encourages leadership, and supports academic achievements in the sciences.

Category: Honor/Recognition

Advisor (s): Michelle Sipe & Abbie Young

Science Olympiad

To advance science knowledge & participation through a STEM program that allows students to apply what they know in a competitive setting.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Michelle Sipe and Dorine Starace

Short Film Production Club

A haven for storytellers, the Short Film Production Club is a place to cultivate inspirations and learn about the art of telling a story through film. As the independent film industry is often a road taken alone, having a place to share and celebrate a story becomes paramount

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Jeffrey Dunker

Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education (SCOPE)

The purpose and function of this organization is to introduce students to help others earn the same opportunity as they have had or are having.  SCOPE is an organization that sends less fortunate kids to summer camp.  Through the summer camp, they can apply for scholarships for college and other educational opportunities. 

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Emily Perrine

Self Improvement Club

This club is for students who are interested in exercise, such as weightlifting, cardiovascular endurance, circuit training, etc. and either need help achieving their goals and/or are interested in helping others achieve their goals. The main purpose of this club is to help students establish routines and healthy habits to improve their overall well-being.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Cara Dlugo

Senior Buddies

This club serves as building tour guides, mentors, and role models for underclassmen and rising freshmen.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Service

Advisor (s): Michael Munley

SGA

SGA is to promote engagement and advocacy for all students, regardless of identity or background, and to work towards constantly improving our school environment.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Krista Delia & Taylor Torre

Shirley Tempos

Shirley Tempos is an unauditioned, student-run treble vocal ensemble.  It's purpose is to provide a socially-oriented, fun, and student driven vocal ensemble experience.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Dan King

Shiv's Third Eye

The organization raises awareness for parents about youth mental health and wellness, supports families of youth grappling with mental illness, and fundraises to sponsor breakthrough research on treatment-resistant adolescent depression.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Rachel Skerker

Spanish Honor Society

The purpose of the Spanish Honor Society is to recognize students who have demonstrated academic excellence in the Spanish lauguage and to promote Spanish culture and interest both in the classroom and in the community.  The goal is to share a love of the Spanish language and culture with everyone.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Cultural, Honor/Special Recognition, Service

Advisor (s): Susana Fernandez-Poyatos

Sports Business Club

The purpose of this club is to inform and educate students about how business is incorporated into the field of sports. Students will have the opportunity to hear from various speakers and ultimately learn and enjoy a new perspective on the sports industry. This club will bring in speakers, have fundraisers, open debates, and events.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Cara Dlugo

Sports Debate Club

The club would focus on sports discussions, debate, and research for all students who are interested in sports and would like to converse with others in a school environment.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Sean Cruz

Studio Art Club

The purpose of Studio Art club is to give students the opportunity  to work on their artwork outside of class time with their friends.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Deniz Olcay

Sunrise Movement

The Sunrise Movement is an organization focused on spreading the word and advocating for environmental issues such as the Green New Deal, pollution, global warming, and climate change.

Meetings will be held to discuss ways that students can make a difference in our environment and preserve it, while also learning about the global issues that affect society. 

Category: Media/Publication

Advisor (s): Hongkai Zhang

Teams 4 Kids

Teams 4 Kids is an organization dedicated to helping underprivileged children play on sports teams. The club achieves this through fundraising, supply drives for sports equipment, and occasional running of sports lessons.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Scott Schroeder

Techie Teen Tutors

To provide support to staff, students, and community members with technology needs.

Category: Media/Publications, Service

Advisor (s): Mary Kaspriskie & James Memory

TEDx Livingston High School

The purpose of the club is to train future public speakers and teach public speaking skills, inspire the spread of ideas and spread important ideas. 

Category: Other - Public Speaking

Advisor (s): Jacqueline Pascale

Television Production Club

We produce TV programs and cover school and community events for TV. The programs simultaneously accomplish real-world student practice, as well as, publicity and information of events.

Category: Media/Publication

Advisor (s): Steven Milano

The Lance Newspaper

To publish the school newspaper with articles written by the student body. 

Category: Media/Publications

Advisor (s): Timothy Callahan

Trial Blazers

Raise money for curing Pediatric Cancer & raise awareness.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Mickey Ennis & Maggie Lafferty

Tri-M Music Honor Society

Recognition for long-standing commitment to the music program, provide opportunities for performance, service as they make their way toward induction.

Category: Honor/Special Recognition

Advisor (s): Nancy Ciminnisi

Ultimate Frisbee Interest Club

The purpose of the club is to help expand the sport and have fun playing together.

Category: Social/Recreation

Advisor (s): Emily Mann

UNICEF Club

The purpose of our organization is to help children that are not as fortunate as the students of Livingston High School. In Livingston, the student body is infinitely more privileged than kids in impoverished countries around the world. For example, many children throughout Asia and Africa are unable to find sanitary water and have proper access to education. In Livingston, there are numerous clubs that cater to local community service, but there are no clubs that cater to community service on a broader scope for children around the world. The UNICEF Club seeks to educate its members on the obstacles that face underprivileged children; it seeks to bind together the student body in an attempt to think of possible solutions to solve particular problems. In addition to this, the UNICEF Club also strives to build long-lasting relationships between members. The UNICEF Club would be both educational and service-based; educating students about social issues but at the same time letting students have a service-based experience on making a difference for children around the world through various fundraisers and events.

Category: Academic/Curricular, Social/Recreation, Service

Advisor (s): Soukeyna Diop-Tall

United Way Varsity Letter Club

This club awards varsity letters to students who have completed 120 or more hours of community service, to recognize those who are working hard within our community in the same way we recognize athletes. This club is created through the United Way International organization, who have created this program to recognize volunteer work.  We will work closely with the local affiliate, the United Way of Northern NJ.

Category: Honor/Special Recognition, Service

Advisor (s): Andrew Nelson

Voicemales

To encourage and support male singing.

Category: Art

Advisor (s): Dan King

We Are One Heart

To teach and make others aware of Hispanic countries' culture and hardships with the component of help/service.

Category: Cultural / Service

Advisor (s): Susana Fernandez-Poyatos

Web Developer Bootcamp 

Members will be shown how to compile code in HTML, CSS, JavaScript. The club will specialize in web development and app development to prepare them for a future career path in full-stack development.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Ray Snyder

WESTEM - Women in Entrepreneurship & STEM Club

WESTEM hopes to provide an empowering, supportive community for young women at LHS interested in pursuing a career in entrepreneurship or STEM.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Ilze Kancans

Women in Business

Women in Business will focus on encouraging young women to explore various opportunites in the business world that they may be discouraged to do.

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Delancy Hoffman & Alex Lamon

Yearbook

Creation of the yearbook. 

Category: Academic/Curricular

Advisor (s): Kelsey Collins & Jim Memory

Young Hearts Club

The organization holds monthly events to interact with senior citizens and bring them smiles.  Events may require in-person volunteering or simply dropping off an item at a specific location.

Category: Service

Advisor (s): Brett Bisconti