Clubs and Organizations
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Scroll down and look at the variety of options to get involved. If you are interested, click on the club/organization name and someone will contact you!
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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
Album Club
To bring people together with music and discuss albums that are listened to.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Pat Catalano
American Sign Language
To educate about deaf culture and teach basic sign language.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): Kelly Nann & Tamara Floruss
Animal Alliance
Promote the welfare of animals and raise awareness.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Pat Catalano
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
Auditorium Light & Sound Crew
Provide sound and lighting services to LHS auditorium events.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Amedeo Ciminnisi
Big L Club
The Big L Club is the official Sports booster of Livingston High School and helps infuse excitement into the student body. The purpose of this club is to create LHS events for students to attend and cheer our classmates on and off the field. Members of this club will be working closely with our Athletic Department in creating exciting events and helping manage the mascot schedule.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Bob Breschard
Biology/USABO CLub
Discussion of new discoveries in science (i.e., Biology) and preparation for USA Biology Olympia (USABO) competition.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Paul Raiz & Melissa Pelullo
Black & Latino Club
To provide a safe space for Black and Latino students to engage. An informative and inclusive club focused on providing education on real-world issues.
Category: Cultural/Service
Advisor (s): Soukenya Diop-Tall
Black Student Union
To bring awareness to issues impacting the black community at LHS and at large, to create a safe space for people to discuss issues of race and social justice; to celebrate the advancement and accomplishments of people of color.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): Antoinette Alston
Board Game Club
Students teach each other how to play different board games. Gives students a chance to socialize and relax while having a fun purpose.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Dorte Poyner
Books for All
A book collecting club where people donate used books and they will be redistributed to less fortunate people.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Michelle Hajjar
Breaking the Chain
Breaking the Chain will fundraise for the education of children in Ghana and contribute to the larger Breaking the Chain organization.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Eric Weis
Bridge Club
Give exposure to the card game Bridge, teaching sanctioning games, working with the Essex Bridge Center for community service & learning projects.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Kieran Nugent
Business Honor Society
Honor society to recognize excellence in business education.
Category: Honor/Special Recognition
Advisor (s): Alex Lamon
Calligraphy Club
A place for students to come together to learn and practice calligraphy in a relaxed environment.
Category: Social/Recognition, Art
Advisor (s): Helene McNanna
Career Exploration Club (CEC)
To engage students at LHS in their potential career interests. Guest speakers will be invited to share about their careers and engage in group discussions with club members.
Category: Other - Career Oriented
Advisor (s): Kelsey Collins
Chamber Singers
An all-female select vocal ensemble that will perform in a concert setting and at community events.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Art
Advisor (s): Joshua Salzman
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 to all 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 2022
Organize, promote, and fund activities for the Senior class.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Yooree Gillman & Priti Peklo
Class of 2023
Fundraising for prom and other social events; organizing agendas and helping students maintain leadership positions.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Rachel Atkins & Anthony Fischer
Class of 2024
Fundraising for prom and other social events; organizing agendas and helping students maintain leadership positions.
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
Cool 2 Be Kind
Spread awareness and educate others on bullying and how to improve school culture & society.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Scott Schroeder
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
The Crochet Club
The Crochet Club will teach people the needle art of crocheting. We will engage in service projects that give back to the community as was as partake in crochet styles that we can enjoy individually.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Samantha Kowalak
Diversity Book Club
Reading texts that present diverse perspectives that are sometimes left out of the traditional English curriculum.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Rachel Atkins
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
This is a competitive club focusing on four sectors of business: marketing, financing, hospitality, and management.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Samantha Engel
Dungeons & Dragons Club (D&D)
To learn about the board game Dungeon and Dragons and play the game.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): George Clark
Eastern European Club
To share Eastern European culture with heritage speakers and others.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): Marisa Vosa
Ecolancers
We are a club where students utilize the skills and knowledge learned in technology classes to design, build, test, and evaluate a prototype of a high-efficiency vehicle and travel to the Americas Shell Eco-Marathon competition in Sonoma California to compete against other high schools and colleges.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): David Richards & Jeanne Ziobro
Envirothon Team
Natural resources problem-solving competition.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Samantha Aaron & Doug Jay
Film Club
The Film Club would act as a safe space to explore interests ranging from scriptwriting, acting, filming, or even choosing music with like-minded people, which would culminate into group efforts to make media we'd like to see and represent.
Category: Media/Publications
Advisor (s): Geraldine Volonnino
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Community service, academic competitions, public speakers.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Social/Recreation, Service
Advisor (s): Thomas Garzon & Maggie Wohltmann
Fashion Club
To discuss trends in fashion and reflect on the ways that current events, culture, economics, etc. influence fashion.
Category: Social/Recreation, Art
Advisor (s): Jennifer Larsen
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 from our members.
Category: Media/Publications
Advisor (s): Jessica Rivchin
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
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): Samantha Engel & Rachel Skerker
French Culture Club
Promote French culture and appreciation.
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 Architects of America
To cultivate and expand the enthusiasm and skills of students interested in pursuing a career in architecture.
Category: Social/Recreation/Art
Advisor (s): Allyson Smith
Gender Sexuality Alliance
To provide a safe space for allies and members of the LGBTQ community to socialize, discuss current events surrounding the LGBTQ community, and bring awareness and celebrate our differences in the LHS community.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Drew Krumholz & Andrew Nelson
The Gift of Life
To raise awareness of blood cancers and blood disorders. In addition, to host "Bone Marrow Drives" for LHS students. This is a cheek swab to be placed on the national registry.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Samantha Engel
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
Greek Culture Club
The Greek Culture Club is meant to educate students (both Greek and non-Greek) about Greek history, culture, traditions, and issues arising in Greece. The club will bring awareness to social/political issues in Greece and hold fundraisers that will support Greek organizations and refugees currently living in Greece.
Category: Cultural, Service
Advisor (s): Brittany Gajewski
Greenhouse Club Agricultural Tech and Outdoors Club
To promote gardening and to maintain the A Hall Courtyard.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Brian Megaro
Green Team
Plan and execute projects in order to achieve certification in the Sustainable Jersey for Schools program; making LHS a more sustainable place to learn and work. Note- the LHS Green Team is already an actual committee of staff and administrators. This club is a means to bring students on board with our projects.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Doug Jay
GreenBinz
Collect new or gently used school supplies for underprivileged communities.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Rachel Atkins
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 on organization.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Kathryn Picardo
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
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): Nicholas Brooks
Inner Voices Art and Literary Magazine
Support the creative arts, 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 pertaining to neuroscience.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Service
Advisor (s): Paul Raiz & Melissa Pelullo
Investing Club
The purpose of this organization is to allow students with an interest in business and stocks to come together and simulate a real-life experience regarding the stock market. Students will simulate the trading experience by investing $20,000 of fake money––no actual money will be invested.
Through bi-weekly meetings, students will track the progress of their chosen stocks through a Google Sheets spreadsheet. During meetings, students will discuss the success of stocks and decide whether or not they would like to sell off or buy stocks through collaborative discourse.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Anthony Fischer
Italian Culture Club
Promote Italian language and culture.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): George Clark
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
Japanese Culture Club
To spread awareness of Japanese art, culture, and history.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): Sarah Rosenberg
Jazz Improv Club
To provide an environment where musicians can work with each other to develop skills in jazz improvisation. 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
To expand students’ knowledge of the Israeli culture including religion, food, and other practices in our community.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): Susana Fernandez-Poyatos
K-Drama Club
The K-Drama club will meet to explore Korean Culture through watching Korean dramas/movies. We will discuss social issues, themes, values, and historical events that may be depicted. We also are planning to incorporate in the discussion the cultures of contact (Korean/American, Chinese/Korean, Korean/Spanish) and their impact on each other: food, language, music, economy, and more.
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, caring, and inclusiveness.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Val Desamours & Marjorie Duffy
Kickball Club
Getting people together to have a friendly game of kickball, also allows people to make new friends with people they have not met before.
Category: Social/Recreation, Sport
Advisor (s): Kelly Nann
Korean Club
To learn and explore more about 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.
Please view this presentation for more details.
Category: Social/Recreation, Sport
Advisor (s): Matthew Cheng
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."
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Rachel Skerker
Leo Club
To provide opportunities for students to volunteer in their community and work on interpersonal relationships.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Kelsey Collins
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LHS Chamber Orchestra
Students audition for this advanced honors ensemble, 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 Ensembl
Advisor (s): Nancy Ciminnisi
LHS Chemistry Club
Conduct experiments provide students an opportunity to do experiments on their own, and pair experiments that may be useful in the future. We also offer help with Chemistry.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Mike Coleman
LHS Coding Club
To promote computer science within LHS and the Livingston community through classes, community-wide events, and other opportunities to dive deeper into coding in an impactful manner.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Service
Advisor (s): Jennifer Gee
LHS Democrats
The goal of our club is to promote Democratic ideas and have an open discussion with those who share common political views. We will have discussions about political situations that are happening at the time of the meeting and discuss pressing issues that are occurring and openly express our opinions on them. We will also include an aspect of activism to our club as well as we will phonebank and canvas for Democratic candidates in local, state, and federal elections when it is close to Election Day.
Finally, we will also see if we could potentially invite Democratic political leaders to come in and talk about their experiences serving as elected officials.
Category: Political
Advisor (s): Deborah Holtzman & Charles Downing
LHS Mentors
To engage students with other students in the Livingston community.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Samantha Kowalak
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 & Marissa Jadrosich-Forget
LHS Sealed with a Smile
Our main goal is to bring a smile to people's faces. We will organize toy drives and drop off wrapped gifts for children in the hospital. We plan on holding special events every month.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Krista Delia
LHS Stage Crew
Build for and run all LHS performances.
Category: Art
Advisor (s): Brian Megaro
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, as well as conducted various fundraising and/or service projects in support of minority groups in a variety of locations such as women's shelters.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Rachel Lyn Atkins & Rachel Skerker
LHS Upcycle Club
The purpose of Upcycle Club is to educate students on the scientific aspects of textile, fashion, and homeware sustainability. With the exponential increase of fast textile and fashion companies entering the market today, the amount of waste being generated has detrimental effects on the environment and society that many are unaware of.
Some topics that are discussed are the benefits of thrifting, upcycling clothing, homeware, the significance of being a sustainable consumer, and the behind-the-scenes of fast fashion companies such as H&M and Zara.
The club will give back to the community and promote its message of sustainability and repurposing through clothing drives and fundraisers for homeless shelters and organizations such as the Bridges Outreach. We will also host activities for members like upcycling old clothing by dying and cutting them.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Art, Service
Advisor (s): Michelle Augliera & Sara Rosenberg
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 also will 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
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 Mind Matters (LMM)
Promoting student wellness.
Category: Other
Advisor (s): Christie Giacobbe, Erin Fields, Marjorie Duffy, Sarah Joseph
Ski & Snowboarding Club
To encourage a safe and enjoyable 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
Marvelous Marvel Club
To provide fans of Marvel Cinematic Universe and Marvel comics a space to share their enthusiasm, discuss their interpretations of and responses to characters and plotlines, analyze cinematic/artistic techniques used in the films/graphics, and discuss connections between characters and archetypes and content and current social/political issues.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Antoinette Alston
Math Honor Society & Math Team
Category: Honor/Special Recognition
Advisor (s): Leslie Keeble & Kelly Rocco
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
Students will discover and discuss the science behind breeding and caring for microorganisms and ecology on a microscopic level within their own homes through activities including fermentation and caring for houseplants as a hobby.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Megan DeBlieck
Model Government
To teach and learn about our government at the federal, state, and local level.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Samantha Kowalak
Mock Trial
Competing team in the New Jersey state mock trial competition.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Alex Lamon
Model UN
Provide students with an opportunity to discuss solutions to global issues.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Steve Schaible
National Art Honor Society
To spread art awareness throughout school and community and engage in fundraising efforts.
Category: Art
Advisor (s): Amy Newman & Kirsten Angel
National English Honor Society
Promote literacy in the building and the community while fostering a love of English.
Category: Honor/Special Recognition
Advisor (s): Amanda Buyes & Jessica Rivchin
New Student Society
The purpose of this group is to help new students adjust to Livingston High School, gain peer relationships, and have community and social outlets.
Category: Cultural, Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Kathleen Guzman
Notations
Notations is a co-ed select vocal ensemble that performs in concerts and community events throughout the year.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Art
Advisor (s): Joshua Salzman
Ocean Science Bowl
Academic decathlon competition in marine and ocean sciences.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Michelle Augliera & Jamie Kruse
Operation Security Club (OPSEC)
The club aims to teach its members various aspects and techniques of defensive cybersecurity. Members will learn about basic computer skills essential for anyone working with computers in general.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Jeanne Ziobro & Matthew Cheng
Operation Smile Club
Make lunches for people in need.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Marissa Vosa
Origami Club
To create Japanese paper sculptures through folding. To celebrate Japanese art forms, teach others, possibly sell creations to profit charitable organizations.
Category: Cultural
Advisor (s): Nancy Ciminnisi
Organization of Student Tutors
To provide tutoring services for in-district students that need them. We serve high school, middle school, and elementary school, students.
Student tutors can be compensated for their time, but to meet the service requirement for clubs, five hours of tutoring must be completely voluntary and free of charge to provide more access to all members of the community.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Service
Advisor (s): Adam Berryann
Paper Bridges
Students write letters and send resources to women and children in homeless shelters organizations.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Alyssa LaMedica
Peanut Butter & Jelly Club (Pb&J)
Make lunches for people in need.
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
Philosophical and Historical Discussion Club
To engage in academic discussions about Philosophical and historical topics to encourage deep thinking and free expression.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Kathryn Picardo
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
Pottery Club exposes students to the basic processes of ceramics art and allows them a way to use that experience to enhance community.
Category: Art
Advisor (s): Noah Meineke
Psychology Club
Introduce Psychology to students.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Geraldine Volonnino
Real Estate Club
The purpose of the club is to inform members about industrial and regular real estate and invite guest speakers.
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
Republican Club
Like-minded students meeting to discuss issues.
Category: Political
Advisor (s): Amy Meyer
Robotics
The mission of the Robotics Club is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills that inspire innovation and self-confidence.
Category: Academics/Curricula
Advisor (s):
Room to Read Club
Room To Read is a non-profit organization that seeks to transform the lives of children in low-income communities through a focus on literacy.
Category: Other
Advisor (s): Antoinette Alston
Runway of Dreams
Working toward future inclusion, acceptance, and opportunity in the fashion industry for people with disabilities. The goal is to spread awareness, raise funds, and build the Runway of Dreams community.
Category: Diversity and Inclusion
Advisor (s): Taylor Torre
Science Bowl
We learn about topics in science and math through a buzzer-style competition. We host weekly practices and attend an annual tournament in February at Princeton.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Michael Coleman & Johanna Frye
Science National Honor Society
Recognizes academic achievement; students provide service to the Livingston High School science community.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Honor/Special Recognition, Service
Advisor (s): Melissa Pelullo, 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, Science/STEM
Advisor (s): Michelle Sipe and Dorine Starace
Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education (SCOPE)
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
Senior Buddies
To pair incoming freshmen students with senior students to aid in navigating their first year at Livingston High School.
Category: Academic/Curricular, Service
Advisor (s): Michael Munley
Shirley Tempos
To encourage, support, social female singing (Voicemails sister organization).
Category: Art
Advisor (s): Joshua Salzman
Spanish Honor Society
To help students improve their Spanish language skills and help the community through various charitable activities.
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
Studio Art Club
Studio Art Club is to provide a venue for student artists to create their artwork, build friendships with other artists, and get/give feedback about their works.
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): Matthew Cheng
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): Juliette Castro
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
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
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
TV Talkers
Allow TV/movie-loving students to socialize and discuss designated shows/movies.
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Johanna Frye
Ultimate Frisbee Interest Club
Category: Social/Recreation
Advisor (s): Steve Schaible
UNICEF Club
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
Through the United Way International organization, which has created this program to recognize volunteer work, the club awards varsity letters to students who have completed 80 or more hours of community service. To recognize those who are working hard within our community in the same way we recognize athletes.
Category: Honor/Special Recognition, Service
Advisor (s): Diane Mondoro & Andrew Nelson
Voicemates
To encourage and support male singing.
Category: Art
Advisor (s): Joshua Salzman
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): Hal Mordkoff
WISTEAM
WiSTEM hopes to provide an empowering, supportive community for young women at Livingston High School interested in pursuing a career in STEM.
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Allyson Smith
World of Change
There is an estimated amount of $10 million of loose change sitting in American households. There is about another $62 million of spare change discarded every year. This organization helps put the change to good use that is beneficial for children and families in need.
Category: Service
Advisor (s): Oscar Benavides
Yearbook
Category: Academic/Curricular
Advisor (s): Diane Sigalas & Jim Memory
