Student Clubs
Anime Club
Anime Club is a student-run club for students to meet, share, and explore their interest in Anime. Students collaboratively decide what anime to watch and share their interests and develop friendships with people with like interests.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D211, Tuesday from 2:50PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
15
Staff Sponsor: Matthew Solak
Art Club
Art Club is the perfect space for students who want to explore their creativity beyond the classroom. Students will have opportunities to dive into advanced art projects, experiment with new and lesser-known techniques, and learn unique craft skills. Whether you’re passionate about painting, sculpting, design, or handmade crafts, this club offers a supportive community where you can grow as an artist. Students will also learn how to showcase and even profit from their creations, turning their talents into rewarding experiences. Most importantly, Art Club is a place to enjoy your passion for art while discovering new ways to express yourself.
Fees:
$10
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
E216, Tuesday from 3:00PM - 4:00PM (first meeting starts 9/30)
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Richard Miller
Asian American Pacific Islander Club
The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Club provides a welcoming space for students to celebrate AAPI cultures, share traditions, and build community. Through cultural events, discussions, and activities, members explore the diversity and richness of AAPI heritage while fostering friendships and connection across Legend High School. All students are encouraged to join and be a part of this inclusive and vibrant community.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
TBD
Number of Student Participants:
20
Staff Sponsor: Charlie Ladbrooke
Calculus Club
Calculus Club provides a space for students to strengthen their higher-level thinking skills while exploring the world of calculus. Students can collaborate on homework, ask questions about challenging concepts, and learn from one another. The club is also a great way to connect with peers who share an interest in math while working toward academic growth and grade improvement.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D106, Bi-Weekly on Wednesday's from 6:55AM - 7:25AM
Number of Student Participants:
6
Staff Sponsor: John Angelo
Card Playing Club
The card playing club provides an opportunity for students to make friends, learn new games, and practice card playing strategies. It's friendly competition in a relaxed atmosphere.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D210, Fridays from 2:45PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
20
Staff Sponsor: Nancy Geilen
Chemistry Club
It is a chance for students to try out different chemistry reactions/experiments that are variations of what we do in class or are things that might not come up in class but they are interested in trying out.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
E215, Tuesdays (every other week) from 2:45PM - 3:30PM
Number of Student Participants:
15
Staff Sponsor:
Nick Ciarvella
Chinese Club
A place to learn about, connect through, and share interests in Chinese culture and language.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D211, Wednesdays (except 1st Wednesday of the month) from 2:45PM - 3:30PM
Number of Student Participants:
6
Staff Sponsor:
Matthew Solak
Club America
Club America is a student-led organization dedicated to educating and engaging students on the values of limited government, capitalism, the free market, and personal freedom. Students will have opportunities to grow as leaders, collaborate with peers, and build a strong sense of community while exploring these important principles. Club America encourages open dialogue and respectful discussion, creating a space where all viewpoints are welcomed and heard.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
TBD
Number of Student Participants:
7
Staff Sponsor:
Brandi Pratt
Coliseum Crazies
The Coliseum Crazies are the heartbeat of Titan Nation — the loudest, proudest, and most spirited fans in the Legend High School community. Packed into the student section at every game, they transform the Coliseum into a sea of blue, white, and silver, bringing unmatched energy and passion.
Known for their creativity, the Crazies show up with painted faces, outrageous costumes, chants, and coordinated themes that keep the atmosphere electric from the first whistle to the last. Their mission is simple: fuel the Titans with unwavering support and make the Coliseum one of the toughest places for opponents to play.
More than just fans, the Coliseum Crazies are a family — united in pride, tradition, and the belief that being a Titan means bringing your best energy, both on and off the field.
Fees:
$30
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
F102 OR E212 - dates and times will vary
Number of Student Participants:
80+
Staff Sponsor: Kendra Gish, Debbie Rabideau
Create for Kids
Create for Kids is a new club at Legend High School dedicated to spreading hope and kindness to children in need. Through our partnership with createforkids.org, students will design and craft heartfelt cards for children in hospitals who are battling chronic or terminal illnesses.
This club gives students the opportunity to earn their required service hours while making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and their families. It’s a creative, compassionate way to raise awareness, build community, and share encouragement—one card at a time.
Join us as we use creativity to brighten lives and make a lasting impact!
Fees:
$5
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
Room F102, second and fourth Tuesday of every month; 3:00PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Kendra Gish
Criminal Justice Club
Students are welcome to attend at no cost to further explore their interest in Criminal Justice topics, activities, and events.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor:
Rich Vaccaro
Domino Club
Domino Club is a unique and exciting space where creativity meets STEM. Students will learn how to design and build domino art and chain reactions, exploring the science behind kinetic energy and cause-and-effect. Domino Club is now in its third year at Legend High School, continuing to inspire students with this uncommon but fascinating hobby. Join us to collaborate, create, and watch your ideas come to life—one domino at a time!
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
Library, Wednesday, 2:45PM - 4:30PM
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Jude Brown
Fandom League
Fandom League is a club created for students who love exploring geek culture and want a safe, welcoming space to share their passions. Whether you’re into anime, cosplaying, tabletop games, video games, esports, or any other niche hobby, this is a place where your interests are celebrated.
We know that not everyone feels comfortable in big crowds or outgoing settings—that’s why Fandom League is designed as a community where introverted and like-minded students can come together, connect, and feel at home.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
E214, Thursday, 2:45PM - 4:00PM
Meetings will be held twice a month on Thursday. The first meeting will be held on September 18th.
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Jonathan Barker
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
(FCA) is a student-led club that encourages fellowship, leadership, and growth through faith and sports. Meetings include engaging discussions, guest speakers, and fun activities that promote positive values both on and off the field. All students are welcome, whether they are athletes or simply looking for a supportive community.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
F103, Monday mornings from 7:50AM - 8:20AM
Number of Student Participants:
50+
Staff Sponsor: David Johnston
Gender Sexuality Alliance
The Gender Sexuality Alliance is a student-run club that offers a safe place for all students, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, to meet, discuss, and share their experiences with gender and sexuality. GSA works to foster community, acceptance, and positive change in attitudes regarding sexual orientation and gender identity.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
F210, Wednesday from 3:00PM - 3:45PM
Number of Student Participants:
10
Staff Sponsor: Christie McConnell
Interact Club
The Interact Club is a student-led service organization that encourages young people to develop leadership skills while making a positive impact in their community. Through volunteer projects, fundraising, and collaborative events, members build friendships, gain valuable experience, and contribute to local and global causes. It’s a great way to connect, serve, and grow as a leader!
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D215, Wednesday from 2:50PM - 3:30PM
Number of Student Participants:
6
Staff Sponsor: Lindsay McBride
Jam Club
Jam Club brings student musicians together to explore music theory, improvisation, and genres beyond the familiar. Through weekly meetings, students spend most of their time collaborating and practicing instrumental music, building both skill and creativity in a supportive space.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
A100, Monday from 2:45PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
12
Staff Sponsor: Jordon Schultze
Legend Biking Division
To go on bike rides on local trails and visit exciting places, as well as teach members how to properly repair their bike if needed; teach them about safety, state ordinances and laws, and visit nearby grocery stores.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
F205, Wednesday's at 2:50PM
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Wendy Himes
Legend Book Club
Fees:
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor:
Legend Film Club
The Legend High School Film Club is a student organization focused on the art and craft of filmmaking. Students are provided with opportunities to collaborate on short film projects, from concept to completion, offering practical experience in filmmaking. Film Club also offers a space for students who share a passion for film to connect and analyze film through different perspectives.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
E212, Tuesdays from 3:00PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Debbie Rabideau
LHS Flow and Harmony
** NOTE: This Club will not begin until the 26-27 School Year.
Flow and Harmony is a performance-based student club dedicated to creating a supportive, fun, and collaborative community for students who love to sing, dance, and act. This club brings together multiple performing arts talents to create dynamic, expressive performances while building confidence, endurance, and stability as performers.
Membership is earned through auditions, which focus on performance ability, commitment, endurance, and reliability. Students must be enrolled in a choir class to participate. Flow and Harmony is seeking hardworking, motivated students who are willing to collaborate, support one another, and grow together as artists.
This club provides students with the opportunity to pursue their passion for performing, strengthen their skills, and follow their creative dreams in a positive, team-oriented environment.
Fees:
$30
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
A200, TBD
Number of Student Participants:
TBD
Staff Sponsor: Jordon Schultze
Multicultural Appreciation Club (MAC)
The MAC Club will host a variety of activities that celebrate and promote inclusivity. These include sharing personal experiences, language exchange opportunities, cultural music traditions, potlucks, and more. Our goal is to create a welcoming space where everyone can learn from and appreciate one another’s diverse backgrounds.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
F107, Tuesdays from 3:00PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
5
Staff Sponsor: Charlie Ladbrooke
Philosophy Club
The philosophy club is a student-run club that meets to discuss different philosophical problems and explore different philosophical perspectives. All ideas and points of view are welcome but must be open to being challenged and defended.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D211, Mondays from 2:50PM - 3:30PM
Number of Student Participants:
10
Staff Sponsor: Matthew Solak
Rubik's Cube Club
Rubik’s Cube Club is a fun, welcoming space for students to learn, practice, and compete with Rubik’s cubes. No experience is needed—members will be taught how to solve the cube step by step. It’s also a great way to connect with friends and meet new people before school starts.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D106, Tuesday, Before School
Number of Student Participants:
10-15
Staff Sponsor: John Angelo
Spirit Squad
Spirit Squad is more than just a club—it’s a community of students who believe in kindness, connection, and making a difference. Our mission is to bring together genuine people who want to serve others and take on meaningful tasks simply out of the goodness of their hearts.
In Spirit Squad, friendships are built on trust, teamwork, and shared joy in giving back. Whether it’s volunteering at school events, helping out in the community, or lending a hand to classmates, we believe that small acts of service can create big waves of positivity.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
D209 - Date/Time TBD
Number of Student Participants:
8
Staff Sponsor: Kassidy Dunnigan
Student Investment Society
The Student Investment Society is designed to give students a real-world understanding of how money works. In this club, we explore investing fundamentals, stock market basics, how businesses operate, and how the national economy impacts everyday life.
Most students graduate without ever learning how investing, markets, or financial systems truly function. Our goal is to change that. Members will gain practical knowledge that provides a head start in building financial confidence and long-term success.
No prior experience is required—just curiosity and a willingness to learn. The club is open to students of all grade levels who are interested in understanding the world of finance and investing.
Whether you're considering a future in business or simply want to make smarter financial decisions, the Student Investment Society is a great place to start.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
Thursdays from 3:00PM - 4:00PM, beginning March 5th
Number of Student Participants:
5
Staff Sponsor: Charlie Ladbrooke
SWENext
SWENext is the Society of Women Engineers’ program for K–12 students who are interested in exploring science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Through SWENext, students gain access to hands-on activities, scholarships, mentors, leadership opportunities, and a supportive community that inspires them to dream big and pursue STEM careers. Membership is free and open to all students, regardless of gender.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
E210; Monthly on Friday's (dates will change, please reach out to Deb Tawzer for exact date and time.)
Number of Student Participants:
Staff Sponsor: Deb Tawzer
Thrifting Club
The Thrifting Club is all about giving fashion a second life while making a positive impact on our community and the environment. We believe style doesn’t have to come with a high price tag—or at the cost of sustainability. Students will learn how to thrift smart, upcycle clothing, and discover hidden gems at local shops. Whether you’re passionate about saving money, reducing waste, or just love finding one-of-a-kind pieces, the Thrifting Club is the perfect place to connect with others who share your vibe.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
B104, Thursday, 3:00PM - 5:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
10
Staff Sponsor: Hayley Hunter
Writing Club
Writing club is a place where students can meet to pursue their writing in a fun, supportive environment.
Fees:
$0
Meeting Location, Dates, Times:
F204, Wednesday. 3:00PM - 4:00PM
Number of Student Participants:
15
Staff Sponsor: Heather Puckett