The Cobb County School District recognizes that extracurricular activities are an important part of school culture. School clubs and student organizations offer students an opportunity to learn and expand their knowledge base and to develop leadership skills and skills for working within a group. Parents/guardians may decline permission for their child (under the age of 18) to participate in a school club and/or organization. Submit this request to Natasha Beemon. 

Please contact the club or organization sponsor for meeting times and locations.

Current Lassiter Clubs

• 3D Modeling Club

  Sponsor: Melanie Salas

  To provide students with a STEM engineering-focused club, where they can become familiar with 3D printing and its significance in the STEM world, while learning to use Blender, a free 3D modeling software, to create their own models. This club’s goal is to create a space for students to be innovative and learn practical engineering skills through practice, collaboration, and guidance, replicating the real-world STEM environment.

• Aerospace and Aviation Club

  Sponsor: Tyler Donaldson

  The Aerospace & Aviation Club aims to inspire students to explore the science, technology, and innovation behind flight and space. Through hands-on activities like flight simulation, drone flying, RC plane building, model rocketry, and space mission design, students will gain practical experience in both aviation and aerospace topics. The club also introduces career pathways in aviation, aerospace engineering, and space exploration by connecting students with guest speakers, competitions, and real-world applications. No prior experience is required—only curiosity and a passion for flight and space.

• Animal Shelter Club

  Sponsor: Jenny Lee

  The purpose is to bring awareness to animal shelters, veterinary practices, LHS pets via social media, and information for club participants on future careers.

• Art Community Service Club

  Sponsor: Kate Daniels

  Mission: To support and engage with the community through meaningful promotional artwork and more.

• ASL (American Sign Language) Honors Society

  Sponsor: Erin Jones

  The purpose of the American Sign Language Honor Society is to recognize and celebrate students who demonstrate excellence in the study and use of American Sign Language (ASL) while fostering a deeper appreciation for Deaf culture and community. The organization promotes academic achievement, leadership, and service by encouraging members to use their ASL skills beyond the classroom in meaningful and respectful ways.

• Automotive Club

  Sponsor: Lauren Jackson

  The Lassiter Automotive Club aims to unite passionate car and engineering enthusiasts and encourage others to create that same passion, providing a platform for engaging discussions on automotive and engineering topics. In this club, students can share their love of cars, racing, and more importantly, engineering. This clubs also aspires to make engineering internships more accessible for Lassiter students while also warning about driving safety.

• Beta Club

  Sponsor: Binita Patel

  Mission: To promote academic excellence, leadership, and community service among students. Students will be encouraged to participate in volunteer work as well provides an opportunity for students to get involved with competitions and other activities that can help them grow professionally.

• Called to Serve

  Sponsor: Kris Lodde

  Mission: To honor and support our nation's veterans, service members, first responders, and their families.

• Care for Kids

  Sponsor: Jennifer Trebucq

  Mission: To help the children of the Lassiter community, especially, but not limited to, less fortunate kids, through drives, activities, crafts, and events. This will benefit the community by providing our “Tiny Trojans” with many of the resources they need, along with doing kind acts for them as well. 

• Computer Science Club

  Sponsor: Binita Patel

  The Computer Science Club provides Lassiter students with hands-on experience in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and programming through collaborative learning, industry partnerships, and competitive opportunities. We aim to teach practical skills in Python, Java, HTML, ethical hacking, and AI development while competing in events like CyberQuest, AI Quest, and CodeQuest. As well as partnering up with FBLA for their computer science coemptions.

• Council of Creative Writers

  Sponsor: Alora Moser

  Mission: To provide a place for writers to come together and share ideas, work on writing, or both.

• Crochet and Knitting Club

  Sponsor: Beth Morgan

  To gather a group of students who enjoy crochet and knitting to share knowledge and teach others. To serve the community by creating and donating crochet/knitted items.

• DECA

  Sponsor: Kathryn Griffin

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

• Drama Club & Thespian Troupe

  Sponsor: Sharlet Keilman

  The purpose of this troupe shall be the advancement of standards of excellence in Theatre. More specifically, the troupe shall encourage students to attain a better Mastery of the Theatre Arts. The purpose of Lassiter Theatre is to foster a positive and welcoming environment where students are inspired to explore their creativity, build confidence, develop leadership skills, and form meaningful connections through the collaborative art of theatre. Through performance, production, and artistic expression, Lassiter Theatre encourages teamwork, personal growth, and a lifelong appreciation for the performing arts.

• English Honors Society

  Sponsors: Anthony Sanacore and Ann Tucker

  The purpose of the English Honor Society is to recognize and support students who demonstrate exceptional achievement in literature and language, while fostering a lifelong appreciation for reading, writing, and critical thinking through service, scholarship, and leadership.

• FBLA

  Sponsor: Melissa White

  The purpose of Future Business Leaders of America is to inspire and prepare students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experiences.

• Fencing Club

  Sponsor: Alora Moser

  Mission: To provide Lassiter students who have an interest in Fencing with an opportunity to hone their skills and compete with other high schools at the competitive level. Learn more. 

• French Honors Society

  Sponsor: Jacob Swinson

  Mission: To stimulate interest in the study of the French language and Francophone cultures, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievements, and to foster an inclusive and supportive environment for all learners. We aim to create enthusiasm for and a deep understanding of the diverse francophone world, encourage cultural exchange, and promote national and international friendship and collaboration.

• GlamourGals

  Sponsor: Christine Young

  GlamourGals is a nonprofit organization founded in the year 2000 with the goal of alleviating the problem of loneliness among the elderly. Our chapter will partner with a local senior home to organize and participate in regular social events such as makeovers/manicures, note/card making, cookie decorating, etc. The makeovers are more than just a cosmetic change; they can have a profound impact on seniors' emotional well being by making them feel valued and appreciated. Additionally, members of the club will develop important leadership skills as they learn to demonstrate empathy and compassion while interacting with seniors.

• Green Club

  Sponsor: Jennifer Mercure

  Green Club sponsors campus service activities to help beautify the campus and promote environmental education and awareness.

• Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)

  Sponsors: Marlena Lloyd, ,  Lauren Jackson, and Kelly MacArthur

  The purpose of this club is to empower students interested in the healthcare field, help them learn about skills of various healthcare professions, provide them with possible service opportunities in the field, and help educate them on various healthcare topics.

• Her Voice

  Sponsor: Erin Jones

  Mission: To support and uplift women in our community, especially those in difficult times, through volunteering services and building meaningful connections. We strive to create a safe and empowering environment within our school where girls can support one another, grow as leaders, and actively make a difference through outreach, volunteer work, and engagement with local women’s initiatives.

• Interact Club

  Sponsor: Christina Cazzola

  Interact is a service club for young people ages 12-18 who are passionate about making a difference while learning about the world and themselves. And having fun! Your Interact club will be expected to organize at least two projects every year: one that helps your school or community and one that promotes international understanding.

• Keeping Kids in the Game

  Sponsor: Paris Brown

  Mission: To collect new or gently used sports equipment and provide it to children who lack access to it or cannot afford it.

• Languages of Lassiter Club (LOL)

  Sponsor: Pam Cocolli

  The purpose of LOL is to foster appreciation for world languages and cultures by providing students with opportunities to explore global traditions through food, music, games, and interactive activities in a fun, relaxed, and social environment.

• Lassiter Ambassadors (LABS)

  Sponsors: Brittany Hughes and Megan Ben

  For upperclassmen students to mentor and assist the freshman students with the transition to high school.
• Lassiter Heart of Gold

  Sponsor: Teigan Galloway

  The purpose of Lassiter Gold Strong is to raise awareness for childhood cancer research through events and fundraising that support children and families affected by childhood cancer. Additionally, it aims to encourage leadership, compassion, and service among students.

• Lassiter Historical Society

  Sponsor: Chris Minich

  Mission: To cultivate and inspire an interest in the study of history, including participation in local historical programs, conducting historical interviews, and history related community service activities.

• Lassiter Investment Club

  Sponsor: Scott Freed

  Mission: To educate students about investing and financial literacy, helping them learn how to make smart money decisions, understand the stock market, and build long term wealth through responsible investing.

• Lassiter Library Advisors (LLA)

  Sponsor: Kristin Hunt

  The mission of Lassiter Library Advisors is to foster student leadership by generating innovative ideas, programs, promotions, events, and service initiatives that support the mission of the Lassiter Media Program while making a positive impact within our school and the wider community.

• Math Team

  Sponsor: Sonja Powell and Marguerite Pettay

  Mission: To provide students with an opportunity to explore and compete in different areas of mathematics against other CCSD high schools, and other high schools within the state

• Mock Trial Team

  Sponsor: Rachel Allgood

  Mission: To further understand court procedures and the legal system. To improve proficiency in basic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and reasoning. To promote better communication and cooperation between the educational and legal communities. To provide a competitive event in an academic atmosphere. To build a full and multi-perspective understanding of justice in the U.S. legal system; and to promote cooperation among young people of various abilities and interests.

• Model UN

  Sponsor: Melanie Blair

  Mission: To provide an opportunity for like-minded students to gather, discuss, and research geopolitical studies

• Mu Alpha Theta

  Sponsor: Dr. Paurowski

  Mu Alpha Theta is an organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among high school students.

• National Art Honor Society

  Sponsor: Suzette Spinelli

  Students will show excellence in the Arts.

• National Honor Society

  Sponsors: Cassie Accurso and Michelle Colasurdo

  The purpose of this organization is to promote Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character

• NOVA

  Sponsor: Melanie Salas

  Mission: To provide students with structured, hands-on education in autonomous systems. Through lessons, guest speaker sessions with industry professionals, and real-world build projects using tools like ArduPilot and Pixhawk mission computers, members develop practical skills in programming, GPS navigation, embedded electronics, and systems engineering.

• Pickleball Club

  Sponsor: Tyler Donaldson

  Mission: To create a new, fun way for kids to meet new people. Everyone loves to play pickleball, which has become popular recently. Many people have wanted a pickleball club but haven't made one yet, so here is our chance to make it. Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the country and in today's world.

• Renaissance

  Sponsor: Michelle Colasurdo

  The purpose of the Renaissance Program is to foster and acknowledge the outstanding educational and character achievements and contributions of Lassiter students, faculty, and staff through reinforcement, recognition, and reward. The student arm of Renaissance is the Student Renaissance Leadership Team which is a team of students made up of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior leaders working with each division of the Renaissance REACH Program. Since students are assigned to different areas, their responsibilities vary.

• Robotics

  Sponsor: Tayler Simons

  The purpose of Lassiter Robotics is to raise awareness of STEM in the community through various outreaches and participation in First Robotics Competition. Students will engage in various aspects of engineering such as programming, designing, prototyping, and building robots. 

• Sandwich Support Circle

  Sponsor: Niroshini Ravisangar

  The purpose of this club is to bring in sandwich supplies, make sandwiches, and donate to an organization called "The Sandwich Project" to feed people to reduce hunger.

• Science National Honors Society

  Sponsor: Courtney Hinkson

  The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought, to advance student knowledge of classical and modern science, to communicate with the scientific community, to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science, and to encourage students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind.

• Science Olympiad

  Sponsor: Christine Young

  The purpose of the Lassiter High School Science Olympiad Team is to promote student interest, participation, and achievement in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) through collaborative competition, hands-on learning, and academic enrichment.

• Sending Sunshine

  Sponsor: Chris Minich

  Mission: To help bring positivity to the lives of the elderly in retirement homes. Our club will be able to create connections with the elderly and allow them to interact and have pen pals who can communicate with them. We will also be able to visit them and help assist them in any kind of way that we can.

• Service Through Works

  Sponsor: Ashley Herring

  Mission: To bridge the gap from everyday skills to community need, by building wood goods for those who need them most. Hands-on skills is a dying art in a technologically heavy world. This club teaches these skills while providing for the community.

• Social Studies National Honor Society

  Sponsor: Lizz Etter

  To highlight students who enjoy and excel in social studies, giving them a chance to enrich their education.

• Sources of Strength

  Sponsor: Lizz Etter

  Mission: To promote mental health awareness and educate students of suicide prevention awareness.

• Spanish Honor Society

  Sponsor: Katie O'Hara

  To recognize high achievement in Spanish and Portuguese by students of secondary schools and to promote continuity of interest in Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian studies.

• Speech and Debate

  Sponsor: Jonathan Waters

  Mission: To offer student an environment where knowledge, effort, and intellectual skills are promoted and reinforced. To provide basic and advanced instruction for debate students in argumentation theory, cross examination, analysis, and synthesis of ideas. To provide frequent practice and tournament opportunities. To provide the opportunity to work as part of a team of students and teachers/coaches, emphasizing mutual respect and support for the experiences of all participants. To provide support for the forensics activity (co-curricular and extra-curricular) in the state of Georgia.

  Visit the Lassiter Speech and Debate Team website to learn more.

• Stand Against Starvation

  Sponsor: Chrissy Young

  Mission: To bring awareness to food insecurity in our community

• STEMsters

  Sponsor: Tyler Donaldson

  Mission: To educate children in STEM through fun activities and hands on engagement by igniting curiosity.

• Student Council

  Sponsor: Kirstene Lohlein and Teigan Galloway

  The goal of LSC is to promote community within the school, act as a voice for students with the administration, and contribute to service projects to benefit the students, school, and community at large.

• Table Top Game Club

  Sponsor: Anthony Sanacore

  Mission: To provide students with a safe space to build lasting relationships as they interact meaningfully and build social skills.

• The Joy Mission Club

  Sponsor: Elizabeth Clark

  The Joy Mission Club seeks to create a network of compassion and support for children going through loss, reaching out to those who need it most and making a profound difference in their lives. Members work together to provide a place of comfort and solace for those grieving through a series of activities and events meant to create joy. Joy Mission ensures that no one feels alone, serving as a light in the darkness of grief.

• The Neural Initiative 

  Sponsor: Ashley Herring

  Mission: Raise awareness for degenerative neurological diseases through community action, through volunteering at nursing homes, as well as nonprofit fundraising for further research in this field.

• Tri-M

  Sponsor: Charles Laux

  Mission: To provide an appropriate method for recognizing the musical achievements of our members. To strengthen the school's music program Help our members reach their full musical potential. To motivate and recognize our members’ musical and personal achievements, credits, and grades. To encourage our members to work together toward the same goal. To present inspiration and challenge to our members. To focus public attention on our school’s music program through community service.

• Trojan Buddies

  Sponsors: Casey Schmidt and Rhea Willis

  Mission: To ensure that each student at Lassiter feels included in all activities. We aim to build self-esteem and provide a sense of unity throughout the school. A fun way to get the general education students more involved with the special education students of Lassiter with monthly breakfast meetings, events, and community service projects.

• Trojan Trail Club

  Sponsor: Melanie Salas

  Mission: To allow students an opportunity to serve the trail community. We participate in trail maintenance at SORBA trails (Blankets or Rope) and volunteer at trail races (bike or run), offering our support to racers and race organizers.

Current Lassiter Organizations

• Asian Student Alliance

  Sponsor: Binita Patel

  The purpose of our club is to celebrate and share Asian culture with the Lassiter High School community through engaging activities, cultural events, and educational experiences. We aim to foster appreciation for the diverse traditions, customs, and histories of Asian countries while creating an inclusive space for students to learn, connect, and have fun.

• Black Student Alliance (BSA)

  Sponsor: Sharon Bradley

  The purpose of BSA is to provide community and connection to Lassiter's minority Black population, to represent the interests and concerns of the Black students, and promote positive interaction, mutual respect, and understanding with other organizations and the greater Lassiter student body.

• Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

  Sponsor: Robbie Galvin

  To give Lassiter students the opportunity to engage in healthy fellowship and conversation that is faith-based. FCA is open to all students.

• German/Scandinavian Organization

  Sponsor: Kristine Lodde

  Mission: To connect students with the culture and traditions of Germany and other Scandinavian countries. 

• Hispanic Organization Promoting Education {HoPe)

  Sponsor: Damaris Gonzalez

  To provide a welcoming community to any Lassiter student who is interested in the Hispanic/Latino culture. Additionally, with this community offered to these students we can provide a place of identity among our peers, and that sense of belonging allows these students to strive for higher accomplishments in their education. This organization will also benefit students by fostering leadership development, giving them opportunities to participate in community service events, and promoting academic excellence.

• Jewish Student Union

  Sponsor: Sonja Powell

  To create an inclusive and respectful environment where students can learn about and celebrate Jewish culture, traditions, history, and values while building leadership, friendship, and community service opportunities.

• Political Awareness Organization

  Sponsor: Liz Etter

  Mission: To instill education in our peers to ensure participation in one of the most fundamental and important civil duties of voting. A functional democracy requires education and we believe that too often high school students put aside the paramount importance of the world’s events, politics, and governments whilst it is integral to society that we have civic understanding and participation, to know and be aware on what is happening locally, nationally and internationally, and to be educated on government. Essentially democracy functions as the foundation of America, and it requires education to thrive and prosper. Thus, the goal is to educate and allow for mannered discussions, debate, and learning opportunities for students to be aware of current political happenings. Our primary directive is to increase desire to be an active member of democracy via raising voter participation in and out of high school and substantially increasing the desire of each and every member to properly grasp the issues and events of the current world. In simplest terms, we strive to create a community that fosters conversation and education as tools to be the best possible citizen.

• Spectrum Organization

  Sponsor: Tammy Andress

  The goal of the Spectrum Organization is to provide a community for students who want to expand their social horizons, meet new people, and make friends.

• Program of Opportunities, New Talents, and Experiences (PONTE)

  Sponsor: Jacob Swinson