Clubs

Book Club is a club where students meet together with the school librarian and discuss any books that they've read, either in the past or recently. Students can bring their lunch with them to the library and get a chance to learn about some amazing books that their peers have read to add to their list of books to read. It's a great opportunity to meet new people and discuss books with people who share a love of reading. 

• Advisor: Mrs. Fager
• Meet the first Tuesday of every month in the library during both lunches.

Hey! Want to have fun and make new friends? Card Club is a club where everyone can feel included. While playing games like Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza, club members will make friends. Come let off some steam after a rough day at school by playing card games with your closest buddies. 

• Advisor: Ms. Robison
• Meet Thursdays in room 2102 from 3-4 pm

Chess Club is an inclusive, relaxed environment for any student to have fun learning and playing chess. Meetings have brief strategy instruction, supervised play, and monthly timed tournaments. 

• Advisor: Mr. Bennion
• Room 2216
• Mondays 3-4 pm
• Turn in a parent consent form

Dungeons and Dragons Club is a club where students meet together to engage in the imaginary role-playing game of Dungeons and Dragons. This club is for kids of all experience levels; if you're a beginner, you can learn how the game works and if you're an expert, then you can help others learn and possibly be the dungeon master. 

• Advisor: Mrs. Fager
• Meet every Friday in the Library 3-4 p.m.

At Gimkit club students will create their own gamified quizzes (like Kahoot, but even better!). This club will foster friendships, help students study, and reinforce things talked about in classes. Gimkit club will meet every Tuesday from 3-4 in Ms. Robison's room (2102). The first meeting will be September 26th. Club members will create their own quizzes which will be tested and played at the next meeting. 

• Advisor: Ms. Robison
• Meet every Tuesday in the Media Center from 3-4 pm

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GSA - Gay, Straight Alliance clubs are student-run organizations which provide a safe place for students to meet, support each other, and talk about social issues. Although student lead, a teacher-advisor is present at all meetings.

GSA clubs serve as an opportunity for LGBTQ+ youth (and allies) to build awareness and community, as well as work on ways to prevent discrimination and harassment in schools. GSA is a safe place where students are offered a chance to connect away from the daily judgement of their peers, to promote respect for everyone, and to make schools safer.

• Advisor: Ms. Phillips
• Room 2101
• Meet every other Monday 3-4 pm

HOPE Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program. Students work to make the school a friendly and welcoming environment. They are trained to notice signs of struggling students who may be in need of support. A main goal of HOPE Squad is to normalize help-seeking strategies.

Hope Squad members are nominated by their peers.

• Advisor: Ms. Phillips
• Room 2102  
• Meet twice monthly during Mentoring

Latinos in Action is a class that empowers Latino youth and helps prepare them for their futures. The class focuses on service, particularly on tutoring elementary school students and helping them improve their literacy.

• Students request the class on their course requests for the following school year. The class is recommended to be 80% Latino students.

Magic: The Gathering Club is a place where students can meet together to play the most popular trading card game in the world! Bring your own cards or use the school's donated cards to challenge other students and make lasting friendships. If you are an expert and need people to challenge you, please join! If you have never played before, please join and the more experienced members can help you!

• Advisor: Mr. Baxter (ask him for more information, his classroom is 1112)
• Meet every Wednesday in the Library 3-4 p.m.

MESA Math, Engineering, Science, Achievement

MESA is Fun, Fun, Fun!!!! Did I mention FUN? We build projects down in my lab and in the shop that are STEM Related. This year we are building remote Submarines that we will be taking to Weber State to compete with. In the past we have built airplanes, candy machines, pinball games and a few electronic projects. MESA welcomes all students and actively recruits ethnic minorities and females as they are often underrepresented in STEM fields.

• Advisor: Mr. LeBaron
• Room 1511
• Meet twice a month, starting in September

Minecraft Club is where gamers can come together to socialize, have fun, make friends, and of course, play Minecraft. Everyone is welcome to come and participate. We will hold tournaments throughout the year. 

• Advisor: Mr. Brinkerhoff
• Room 1204 at 3-4 pm
• Meetings will be 10/5, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9, 11/16, 11/30, 12/14 
• Starting in January meeting will be on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday

This is a club to celebrate different cultures represented in the school. Students will meet at least one a month to talk about their unique experiences at Legacy, and they will also talk to the principal monthly to discuss the climate of Legacy for diverse populations. A key component of the MAC is to educate everyone in the school about other cultures.

• Advisor: Mrs. Gimenez
• Room 2112
• Fill out application - available in office

NAL is an academic competition that combines aspects of team sports -- such as competitiveness, strategy, teamwork, and cooperation in a group effort -- with important aspects of learning -- such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and scholarship. Students will compete in competitions by answering academic questions based in math, science, history, and geography.

• Advisor: Mr. Roper
• Room 2111
• NAL season is Nov. - Feb.

National Jr. Honor Society is an international organization of middle schools that encourages student involvement in the community by teaching and applying the five "pillars" of NJHS: Service, Leadership, Character, Citizenship, and Scholarship.

• Advisor: Mr. Moss
• Fill out application form and parent permission slip by 10/1/22

Photography Club is your chance to learn how to use a camera and do exciting activities after school that will help you take better photos. Not only will you learn to take better pictures, but you'll be learning an art and a science at the same time! Activities include light painting, astrophotography, learning to take portraits with studio lighting, develop film, print photos in a darkroom, and learn how to edit and print digital photos. No camera required, but you can bring your own, even if it's just your phone! A $5 fee is required to pay for the activities. Transportation to events is not provided by the school. 

• Advisor: Mr. Morton
• Room: 2104
• Meet first Thursday of the month 3/4 p.m.

Robotics is a competition team that we compete with other teams across the district. Each year we are given a new challenge to build a robot to complete the task. We have a lot of fun, while building our coding, engineering, design, and driver skills. If you like to play video games or code. This is the place that you want to be!!. Come and join the Robotics competition Team. Pick up an application in Mrs. Pandoff's room 1106.

• Advisor: Mrs. Pandoff
• Meet in Portable 2

Shiloh & Bros Club is a place where students can celebrate the Shiloh & Bros channel, make friends, watch videos, and play games related to the club. 

• Advisor: Ms. Voorhees
• Meet the 2nd & 4th Fridays in room 1502 3-4 pm

This club is for Spanish students who want to have fun and celebrate Hispanic cultures. Cost is $10 to pay for food and supplies (mostly food!) that we will use throughout the year. We have a variety of activities that students in the club choose. We usually go to the foods room at least once a year to make a food from a Spanish speaking country.

• Advisor: Mrs. Gimenez
• Room 2112
• Meet once a month TBA