Student Activities & Clubs
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Students discover their God-given talents through our diverse student organizations where students develop leadership skills and build lasting friendships in a Christ-centered environment. Below is a sampling of Legacy's extensive activity and club offerings:
Beginning and intermediate students. Open grades K5 – 5th. Jiu Jitsu is a contact sport that helps develop motor skills, integrity, confidence, and focus. Training Jiu Jitsu helps children develop strong healthy habits and important life skills.
Fridays @ 3:30pm
Open to 4th – 5th grade. All activities involved in the yearbook club focus on the construction of the elementary yearbook. Taking pictures, drawing layouts, cropping photographs, writing and typing copy, interviewing students and teachers, meeting deadlines and working as a team.
Monday/Wednesday: 3:15-4:15
Open to 2nd - 5th grade. Explore the science of racing with Hot Wheels and diecast cars.
Mondays: 3:15-5:15
The Legacy Academy National Honor Society (NHS) is a premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students complete a variety of academic and leadership-based service projects over the course of the school year. To become eligible, students must maintain a 3.75 GPA (and continue to do so once admitted) for 3 concurrent semesters in high school and complete an application process. Candidates are evaluated by a staff selection committee and are notified of their acceptance in the spring semester, then inducted annually in mid-April.
Being a member of the Legacy Academy High School Student Council is a unique opportunity for students to develop leadership skills, advocate for their peers, and make a lasting impact on our school culture. Members are responsible forhelping with key events such as Balloon Aloft, Homecoming, Prom, Spirit Week, Pep Rally, and Senior Send-Off, as well as supporting the community and Legacy Church through various charitable activities, while serving as the primary liaison between the student body and administration. Members can attend the New Mexico Association of Student Council’s District Conference in October and State Conference in February. Student Council General Membership meets weekly during lunch. Members have the opportunity to earn a letter and/or graduation cord through service. To be eligible for membership, students must meet specific academic and behavioral standards, including a minimum GPA of 2.8. Elections for Council officers are held every April, and an in-house leadership workshop occurs in July.
Working in Scratch teaching students how to write their own code and create video games.
Tuesdays: 3:15-5:15
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