Extracurricular Clubs and Activities

The Dance Club is open to all students who want to dance!  Students of all grade levels and dance experience are welcome.  Choreography will be taught for a music video to be created later in the year.

Club Advisor:  Senorita Mitchell
Dates/Times: Wednesdays 2:45-3:45 pm
Location: Cafeteria A
Register for the LMK Dance Club

The LMK Drama Club explores acting, singing, and dancing, as well as technical aspects of theater such as lights and sound. After auditions in the fall, students will be cast in various roles and will participate in music, choreography, and scene rehearsals. The club culminates its work with a musical performance in November. Come be part of this excellent community of hard-working students!

Club Advisors:  Mr. Test, Ms. McWalters, Mr. Platte, Mr. Umbrino
Dates/Times:  September - November, Meeting times will vary
Location: Auditorium
Register for the Drama Club

The LMK Jazz Band allows students to become familiar with jazz music and this culture of music making.  Our goals are to introduce students to the ideas and characteristics of this unique art form, provide guidance on developing a basic jazz playlist, and develop rudimental skills in swing and phrasing in jazz performance.

Club Advisor:  Mr. Sachs
Dates/Times:   Mondays 2:40-3:30 pm
Location: Band Room
Register for Jazz Band

Members of the All County Band Club are band students who wish to prepare for All-County auditions, the NYSSMA solo and ensemble evaluation festivals.  Students wishing to participate should have a desire to develop performance skills.  All County Band meets by appointment with the club advisor.

Club Advisor: Mr. Sachs (band)
Dates/Times:   Individually scheduled / Varies
Location:  Band Room
Register for NYSSMA Club Band

Members of the NYSSMA Chorus club are Chorus students who wish to participate in the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) solo and ensemble evaluation festivals. Club members will select and prepare a solo musical selection from the NYSSMA manual, and prepare this piece for performance. Sight-reading is also practiced in the group, as it is a component of the evaluation. Students wishing to participate should have a desire to develop solo performance and music literacy skills.  NYSSMA Chorus meets by appointment with the club advisor.

Club Advisor: Mr. Test
Dates/Times: Varies
Location: Room 219/ Auditorium
Register for NYSSMA Chorus

All County Strings Club is designed to assist students preparing for the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) evaluations, usually given in the spring. Students are asked to choose a solo musical selection from a body of work in the NYSSMA Manual. The selection will be appropriate for the student's current ability. Pieces are organized in six different levels. The students are asked to prepare scales specific to their instrument and level. Sight-reading is also practiced in the group as this is a component of the evaluation.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Galletti
Dates/Times: Individually scheduled / Varies
Location:  Auditorium stage
Register for NYSSMA Club Strings

If you LOVE singing, and you want more of it in your week, Skylarks is for you! This performing ensemble meets once a week to rehearse choral music for performances at the end of the school year. Pop standards, showtunes, light classical, and a capella styles are our specialty! Skylarks meets on Fridays in room 219, starting in January.

Club Advisor: Mr. Test
Dates/Times: Fridays (Starting in December) 2:45-3:45 pm
Location: Room 219
Register for Skylarks

Strings Club is open to string players of all levels. Students who are new to playing an instrument and who want music reading practice will receive focused instruction on fundamental techniques. Experienced students will have the opportunity to play pieces from the standard classical repertoire.

Club Advisor: Mrs. Galletti
Dates/Times: Fridays, 7:15 am
Location: Stage/String Office
Register for Strings Club

Art Club provides a friendly open studio space for students to express their own ideas and interests. Weekly challenges are provided for inspiration if needed. Students can work collaboratively or individually based on their own ideas or concepts. Various mediums are provided throughout the year.  Students are also given the opportunity to showcase their work during the school year as well as the Spring Student Art show.

Club Advisor: Mr. Indorf
Dates/Times: Tuesdays, 2:45-3:45 pm
Location: Cafeteria B
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Buddy Art Club offers an inclusive art opportunity for students with developmental disabilities. Students will pair up with a peer "buddy" with assistance from additional adult support. We will work on building a variety of skills through art while making meaningful connections with school peers. After school transportation will be provided.

Club Advisor: Mr. Indorf
Dates/Times: Thursdays, 2:45-3:45pm
Location: Room 122
Register for Buddy Art Club

The Ceramics Club will expand students' art skills beyond the flat page or canvas. The club will focus on the 3-dimensional arts through the medium of clay.  We will spend time on individual and group projects.  It’s a great opportunity for those who want to learn how to mold something with their own hands  and further develop their art portfolios.

Club Advisor:  Ms. Tracy
Dates/Times: Wednesdays, 2:45-3:45pm
Location: Studio B (Room 124)
Register for Ceramics Club

Members of the Yearbook Club have the opportunity to be part of a project that will last a “lifetime” as they capture the essence of LMK in the publication.  Participants will learn skills needed to put together the book everyone wants to see, taking pictures, planning, and laying out the pages.  A computer program, edesign, will be used to design a portion of the yearbook.

Club Advisors:  Mr. Shay & Ms. Lona
Dates/Times/ Location: Thursday 7:15-7:50 (Rm. 128) or 2:45-3:30 (Rm. 136)
Register for Yearbook Club

Chess Club is for students with any level of experience to develop skills and collaborate with peers. Students will have the opportunity to practice well-known chess moves, participate in mini club tournaments, and play friendly games with their peers. 

Club Advisor: Ms Byrne
Dates/Times: Wednesdays, 2:45-3:45pm
Location: Room 170
Register for Chess Club

Current ENL students in all grades meet once a week to work on projects and homework assignments, receive one on one language support, and partner with Japanese and Spanish speaking peer tutors from the high school.

Club Advisor: Ms. Cedillo-Tenaglia
Dates/Times: Tuesdays 2:40-3:40 pm
Location: Room 203
Register for the ENL Homework Club

Students in grades 6, 7 and 8 can come after school on a drop-in basis to work individually or in groups.  The LMK Library is open every day after school until 4pm.

Club Advisors:  Various
Dates/Times: Monday-Friday 2:45-3:45 pm
Location: Library

The LMK Magazine was created to give students with an interest in writing, photography and art a place to develop and grow.  Our beautiful magazine titled Paper Planes showcases the work of LMK students. We host an amazing Poetry Slam, and we even have an annual Spooky Story Contest!  All students are welcome to join Paper Planes!

Club Advisors: Mr. Gussmann, Ms. Oliverio
Dates/Times:  Tuesdays 2:45—3:45 pm (1x month)
Fridays 7:15– 7:50am (3x month)
Location: Library/ Library Lab
Register for LMK Magazine

The Math Club is a place where all math lovers come together.  We meet once a week and we engage in various puzzles, games and problems.  We host a school wide 24-Game tournament twice a year.  It is a great way to relax and have fun. All are welcome!

Club Advisors: Mrs. Courtney & Mr. DeRobertis
Dates/Times: Tuesdays 2:45-3:45 pm
Location: Room 202
Register for Math Club

Participants compete for LMK both individually and collectively against other schools.  Students will have the opportunity to Improve their knowledge and skills as they prepare for the challenging and motivating events in science and technology.  The LMK Science Olympiad Team participates in the annual Westchester County competition.

Club Advisors: Mr. Recktenwalt, Mrs. Meo & Mr. Bergen
Dates/Times: Monday & Wednesdays 2:45-3:45 pm
Location: Room 174
Register for Science Olympiad

Newcomers Club fosters community building between new students to Harrison and students who wish to help acclimate newcomers to our school environment. These “Language Ambassadors” work closely with our new students through a peer mentorship that includes hands-on projects, speaking activities, and building-wide cultural and language advocacy initiatives. Anyone is welcome to join the Newcomers Club!

Club Advisor: Ms. Cedillo-Tenaglia
Dates/Times: Mondays (Alternate Wednesdays), 2:40-3:40 pm
Location: Room 203
Register for the Newcomers Club

The Service Club allows students to become involved in a variety of community service initiatives that support LMK and members of the local community. Students have the opportunity to learn about and advocate for causes that they feel personally connected to, and participants become ambassadors in the school for making positive change. Some Service Club projects include Toys for Tots, Pennies for Patients and Harrison Food Pantry collections. Join us and help make our world a better place!

Club Advisor: Mrs. Newman & Mrs. Hampson
Dates/Times: Mondays 2:45-3:45
Location: Room 164
Register for Service Club

Members of student government help plan activities, events, and other grade level happenings. Students may serve on a committee as a class representative or an officer. There are many opportunities to make a difference in Student Council, and everyone is welcome to join!

Club Advisors:

• Mrs. Morello (Gr. 6)
• Ms. Pohlman  (Gr. 7)
• Ms. DiMondo (Gr. 8)

Dates/Times/Location:

• Grade 6: Thursdays 2:45 - 3:30 pm Cafeteria
• Grade 7: Thursdays 2:45 - 3:30 pm Cafeteria
• Grade 8: Thursdays 2:45 - 3:30 pm Cafeteria

Register for Student Council Grade 6
Register for Student Council Grade 7
Register for Student Council Grade 8