Student Life

Clubs & Organizations

LSMSA student organizations perform community service, attend conferences and conventions, sponsor activities on campus, and participate in fundraising. Together with the various student services departments, student clubs enhance the quality of life for our entire LSMSA community.

Though there are more than 35 active clubs and organizations from which students can choose to participate, any student who wants to start a new club can do so. Students wanting to start a new club should reach out to Director of the Living Community Randi Washington (rwashington@lsmsa.edu), who will then help them with the process involved in starting a new group, including writing a constitution, recruiting members, and finding a sponsor. Once all information is submitted, the Interclub Council (ICC), a group of students who serve as current club presidents or editors of school publications, will review the proposed new group.

Clubs and Organizations at LSMSA

Asian American Association

Astronomy and Physics Club

Biology Club

Beta

Black Student Union

Book Club

Boy Scouts of America
Bug Club

Cajun Heritage Club

Chemistry Club

Chess Club

Competitive Speech and Debate

Computer Science Club

Cooking Club

Creative Writing Club

Dance Club

Dungeons and Eagles (D&D Club)
Eagle Athletics

FBLA

GSA

French Club
History Club

Informal Debate

Junior Classical League

Knitting Club
Locked In Club

Louisiana School Christian Organization
LSMSA Ambassadors

LSMSA Film Club

Math Club

MedEx

Mahjong Club

Robotics Club

Science Club

Student Government Organization

Spanish Club

Student Activity Board

Theatre Club

Unity Club

Walking Club

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Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts (LSMSA) is the preeminent state-supported residential high school with competitive admissions for Louisiana's high-achieving, highly-motivated sophomores, juniors, and seniors. As a public school, there is no tuition to attend, and assistance from the LSMSA Foundation ensures the program is available to all qualifying students regardless of family financial need.