Academic Challenge Bowl is an academic competition for middle school students that promotes intellectual curiosity and a passion for learning. Students compete in teams to answer questions across multiple disciplines, such as science, history, literature, math, pop culture, current events, and more. Meetings include practice sessions where students enhance their quick recall skills and develop strategies for answering complex questions. The team competes against other schools, providing a great opportunity for students to showcase their academic talents and represent Livonia with pride.

Advisor: Mr. Scheuer
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: The meeting schedule is fluid based on availability.

Brainstormers/Masterminds is an exciting team-based academic competition that challenges students to think quickly and work collaboratively to answer trivia questions on a variety of topics, including history, science, literature, math, pop culture, current events, and more. Open to high school students, this club offers the perfect environment for those who love knowledge and enjoy a friendly competition. Teams compete against other schools in the region, honing their quick recall skills and deepening their understanding of academic subjects. Practices focus on teamwork and strategy as participants prepare for regional tournaments.

Advisor: Mr. Scheuer
Who: 9-12 grade students
Meets: meeting schedule is fluid based on availability

Is Climate Change happening in Livonia?  Should we be worried?

Livonia’s high school Climate Connections club is an outdoor club that focuses on collecting data to document changes in climate.  Club members go on hikes to learn how natural systems work, and they collect data on human consumption to see how natural and human systems are connected.   

The club’s main project is the production of pure maple syrup from sugar maple trees right here on campus.  Get Connected. Join the club.  

Advisor: Mr Sheldon
Who: 8-12 grade students welcome
Meets: Meets pretty much every Friday after school in Mr. Sheldon’s room (108).  You can join at any time.

Do you want to make some changes to help our Earth and make Livonia a "greener" school? Then this club is for you! We make connections between our actions and how it impacts our climate, then work to take action. We have started a battery recycling program and composting at the MHS, and are ready to hear about your new ideas.

Advisor:  Mr. Ripple
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: Every other Thursday after school in Mr. Ripple's room (514), starting in September and goes all school year. You can join at any time.

Community Service Club is a student-led organization dedicated to making a positive impact on the local community and the surrounding world. Open to all students, the club encourages teamwork, leadership, and compassion by organizing various volunteer activities, such as Big Buddies, Toys for Tots, food drives, and fundraising for local charities. Through these initiatives, members learn the value of service, develop strong interpersonal skills, and foster a sense of responsibility to their community. 

Advisors:  Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Olson
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: Regularly throughout the school year for after school meetings and activities.  Some events occur during the school day, after school hours, and weekends. 

Are you up for a challenge? Do you like to design your own experiments or work with LEGOs and robotics? Then this is the club for you! You'll spend 2-3 months working on your project and then compete against other schools one day in March at the science fair at RIT.

Advisor:  Mr. Ripple and Mr. O'Keefe
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: Begins in mid December and meets every week after school in Mr. Ripple's room (514) from January through March. 

Say 'oui' to fun and culture! Explore new horizons and dive into Francophone culture with the French Club! Whether you're just starting or want to enjoy French food, films and conversation—all while making new friends and having fun. Experience Francophone culture without leaving school!

Advisor: Mrs. Orman
Who: 9-12 grade students
Meets: 1-2x a month in Mrs. Orman's room (210)

You don't have to be a French student to join. See Mrs. Orman with questions. 

GSA is a student-led club that aims to create a safe and inclusive school environment for all students and promotes equality and acceptance. We provide a supportive space for students to meet, talk about issues related to gender identity and expression, and support each other.

Advisor: Miss Finster
Who: Any 6-12 grade students
Meet: Every Thursday
No requirements to join, just show up to our meetings!

The ICE Competition (aka Interscholastic Competition in English) is held in January at SUNY Geneseo each year.  It is a one-day competition and will be held on Thursday the 9th, 2025.  Students compete against roughly 10 other neighboring schools with three teams of three in the following areas: Reading Interpretation, Creative Writing, and Dramatic Presentation. In keeping with tradition, Livonia has continued to demonstrate pride through performance in this academic competition. Please consider trying out for any one or more of the areas at the end of October and joining me in this day of academic exercise and fun! Help Livonia win back the cup! If you have questions, please see Ms. Countryman in room 204.

Advisor: Ms. Countryman
Who: Any interested 9-12 grader may try out for the team
Meets: Once tryouts are over and teams have been established, we will meet to practice depending on our schedules. We will establish practice dates and times between November 1, 2024 - January 8, 2025.

Interact Club is the junior branch of the Rotary International Service Organization. One of the largest organizations in the world. To provide service to others, develop leadership skills, practice thoughtfulness and helpfulness, and build respect for others. Interact Club teams up with the American Red Cross to hold yearly blood drives (a scholarship is given to an Interact Club member each year). Some other community service projects Interact Club has done are Toys For Tots, Coat Drives, Various fundraisers for organizations, Mini Dance/Prom for fellow special classes, Valentine's Day Flower/Crush. Come join us and bring your ideas! 

Advisor: Sara Pribanich
Who: Grades 9-12th
Meets: After school throughout the year in room 218A (near the vending machines and weight room) 

International Club is for students interested in learning about the world, continents and countries. Come explore different cultures, learn about people who live in other countries and taste the foods they eat.

Advisors: Mrs. Loftus and Miss O’Connell
Who: grades 6-8
Meets: On Tuesdays after school, see the schedule outside Miss O’Connell’s classroom (room 214).

The 7th and 8th grade jazz band is a fun ensemble that gives students the chance to explore a diverse range of musical styles. In this group, students will master the fundamentals of various genres, delve into basic improvisation techniques, and, if interested, learn to play a secondary instrument. The repertoire spans from classic jazz standards to contemporary pop hits.

Advisors: Mr. Petelin
Who:  7-8 grade students
Meets: Tuesday night 6:00-7:30

In Kindness club members will create a community where compassion, respect and empathy thrive. If you are someone who is interested in performing random acts of kindness this is the club for you. Let’s be a school where kindness isn’t optional – it’s a priority!

Advisor: Mrs. Loftus
Who: All students in grades 6-12; individuals, small and large groups are welcome.
Meets: During lunch and after school throughout the school year. See Mrs. Loftus with your ideas to make your school a kinder, happier place to learn and socialize. See the schedule outside of Mr. Loftus’ office (room 216B – across from the HS gym).

MHS Ski and Snowboard Club is open to all students in grades 6-12!  Even if you have NEVER tried skiing/snowboarding and do not own equipment, we would love for you to join us!  We travel to Swain six evenings in January/February where students can take lessons and ski/snowboard.  Discounted tickets/rentals are available through the club.  Transportation to and from the mountain is also provided.

Advisors: Mr. Carter, Mrs. Cotraccia, Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Pierce
Who: anyone in grades 6-12
Meets: six evenings in January/February

Library club promotes reading in active and engaging ways throughout the school year. We focus on book selection for the library, displays, contests, and hosting the book fair!

Advisor:  Mrs. Rinker
Who: 6-12 grade students
Meets: Every other Friday, every month
See Mrs. Rinker for a schedule of meeting dates!

Link Crew helps freshmen navigate their first year of high school by providing support and guidance. If you are an outgoing student that likes to help others this is a club for you.

Advisors:  Mr. Carter and Mrs. DeLano
Who: 10-12 grade students
Meets: August training day, 9th grade Orientation Day, and occasionally throughout the year to support your 9th-grade students.
Applications for Link Crew come out in the Spring. Talk to Mr. Carter or Mrs. DeLano for more information.

The math team participates in competitive mathematics events, promoting problem-solving skills, teamwork, and a passion for mathematics through practice and academic competition.  

Advisors: Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Cotraccia
Who: Students in grades 9-12
Meets: There will be one competition a month for the months of November-February.  Students who do well can qualify to attend a State Competition in April.  There will be mandatory practices prior to the competitions. See Mrs. Robinson (room 308) or Mrs. Cotraccia (room 304) for more information or to join.

The Middle School Math Team provides students in grades 6-8 with an opportunity to dive deeper into mathematics and explore problem-solving in a competitive and collaborative setting. Members of the team meet regularly to work on challenging math problems, develop their mathematical thinking, and learn to approach problems from different angles. The team competes against other schools in the county and region, fostering a love of math and promoting critical thinking skills.

Advisor: Mr. Scheuer
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: meeting schedule is fluid based on availability

This is a national organization with local chapters, sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. We are the Ralph J. Davis chapter of National Honor Society, and have focuses on service, character, scholarship, and leadership.

Advisors: Mr. Genthner and Ms. Normann
Who: Eligible 10th-12th grade students. 
How to Join?: Membership is only open to eligible students who meet certain requirements and have a 90 average or above. There is an application and induction process that includes review and selection by a Faculty Council that occurs once per year. Any eligible students can apply and will be notified about membership by the organization.
Meets: Once per month after school in the e-cafe.

Odyssey of the Mind is a creative problem-solving program where students work in teams to develop innovative solutions to a variety of challenges. Open to all grades 6-8 the program encourages participants to think outside the box by tackling unique problems that involve engineering, performance, and teamwork. Teams present their solutions in a competitive yet fun environment, fostering skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity. Through hands-on projects and skit-based presentations, students learn how to approach problems from multiple angles while having fun and building confidence.  

Advisors:  Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Dennis
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: Regularly throughout the school year starting in November. Meets occur more frequently as teams get closer to competition dates.   Some events occur during the school day, after school hours, during school breaks and on weekends. 

Page Turners is a club where students read books from a book list, write trivia questions about their book(s), and then compete in a trivia-style competition twice a year.  Competitions are done group style and may include a 3rd competition if the team places in the top 2 for their region. 

Advisor: Mrs. O'Keefe
Who: anyone in grades 9-12
Meets: Meetings are once a week, but the day of week varies depending on the availability of the students after school.  Meetings usually entail discussions about the books students are reading and time to write trivia questions. 
See Mrs. O'Keefe for more information and/or come to a meeting to see what it is all about.  Students may also choose to be part of the club for both the Fall and the Spring or can choose a semester depending on their availability.

Page Turners is for students who enjoy reading or listening to audiobooks. Each student is asked to read a minimum of two books in the fall and two books in the spring. Our knowledge is tested when we attend two competitions during the school year.

Advisors: Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Loftus
Who: grades 6-8
Meets: Initially meets twice a month after school in the library and then closer to the competition we will meet more frequently, including during lunch. See book lists and the calendar outside Mrs. Humphrey’s office (216A – across from the HS gym).

Reflections Poetry and Art Magazine  is a student-run publication that celebrates creativity and self-expression through words and visuals. Open to all aspiring writers and artists, the magazine showcases original poems, short stories, drawings, and other artwork created by middle school students.

Advisors:  Mrs. Carter
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: Regularly throughout the school year starting after the holidays. Meets occur more frequently as we get closer to publication date.

The Science Olympiad is a STEM competition that encourages students to learn science and engineering through hands-on activities, teamwork, and problem-solving: Students compete in over 23 events that cover a range of scientific disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science. The regional competition is held each February at St. John Fisher College.

Advisors:  Mr. Miller & Mr. Terry
Who: 9-12th grade students
Meets: Regularly throughout the school year to prepare for the competition. Students generally prepare outside of school in addition to the school meetings.

Spanish Club seeks to appreciate all related to Spanish language and Hispanic culture. We will work on bringing cultural experiences to the school as well as international trips.

Advisor:  Mrs. DePutron
Who: 9-12 grade students
Meets: 1-2 times per month, as needed, as well as participation in cultural and fundraising events. Talk to Mrs. DePutron for more information.

The student council represents and advocates for the student body, promoting leadership, school spirit, community involvement, and the organization of events and initiatives to enhance the school experience.  We organize all of the homecoming events (pep rally, spirit week, parade, dance, etc), spring day, and teacher appreciation just to highlight a few of our responsibilities.

Advisor: Mrs Cotraccia
Who: Students in grades 9-12
Meets: Every Thursday after school in Room 304

Talk to Mrs. Cotraccia for more information!

The Women's Wellness Club promotes overall health and wellness. Throughout the year, our activities will help with strategies for stress management, conflict resolution. mental health, physical health, and even some healthy eating!

Advisor:  Mrs. Neitz
Who: 6-8 grade students
Meets: after school and during lunch throughout the school year (schedule varies)
See Mrs. Neitz for a schedule of meeting dates!

Yearbook Club members design, produce, sell, and distribute the yearbook. The club members work together to create an overall theme, design lay-outs, photograph events, and write journalism pieces to create a cohesive book illustrating the year

Advisor: Mrs. Vance
Who: 8th-12th grade students
Meets: Every Tuesday in Room 139, with more frequent meetings as needed as deadlines approach
You can join yearbook in the fall by attending our new member meetings or see Mrs. Vance for more information