Clubs

Class of 2028 is a high school club that brings students together to plan events, build school spirit, and make senior year memorable.

This is the band club and we support the needs of the Lynwood High School band. We work together to create opportunities for learning and for performance for our students.

Training the physical body to be ready for competition testing speed testing endurance in various ways

Undocu-Knights is a welcoming and confidential club that supports undocumented students and students from mixed-status families. The club provides a safe space to connect with peers, learn about college and financial-aid opportunities, access trusted resources, and participate in activities that promote empowerment, advocacy, and a sense of belonging. Students do not need to disclose their immigration status to participate, and allies are welcome.

The Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Club at Lynwood High School is a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ students and allies to connect, build friendships, and support one another. The club promotes respect, inclusion, and awareness of diverse gender identities and sexual orientations. Through discussions, activities, and advocacy, students help create a school community where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected.

The Class of 2027 Club at Lynwood High School gives seniors opportunities to get involved, show school spirit, and make lasting memories. Members help plan and participate in senior activities and schoolwide events while building friendships and celebrating their final year of high school. All seniors are welcome to join and help make the Class of 2027’s senior year memorable!

Exploring our world and our place in it. We seek to raise environmental awareness and foster a sense of social responsibility by examining the relationship between human activities and the natural world. Through discussions on climate change, sustainability, and other environmental issues, we aim to explore both individual and systemic impacts on our planet.

Girls volleyball is a team sport where players work together to serve, pass, set, and hit the ball over the net. The goal is to score points by making the ball land on the other team’s side while preventing it from hitting your own floor.

A bat and ball sport played between two teams

A fast paced full contact team field sport

Biomedical science is a class where students learn about the human body, diseases, genetics, and how doctors diagnose and treat medical conditions.

Human Action is to be an ethnic studies club based on the original emphasis at the university level in the 1960s: Native, African American, Chicano/Latino Studies, and Asian Studies. The club will center the experiences of marginalized groups, such as BIPOC, LGBTQ+, etc and work on taking an active role in supporting the community.

A racket sport played either between two players or two teams on rectangular courts

Youth in Action is a club that encourages students to make a difference in their community through volunteering, teamwork, and helping others.

Athletic sport journey or style of travel that’s takes place across natural terrain

The LHS Cheer Program promotes school spirit, pride, and involvement throughout the school and community. Cheerleaders represent LHS at athletic games, rallies, assemblies, competitions, and community events. Through practices and performances, members develop athleticism, leadership, confidence, teamwork, and strong performance skills. The program encourages dedication, responsibility, and sportsmanship while bringing energy and enthusiasm to campus events and proudly representing LHS both on and off campus.

Un Nuevo Capítulo is a book club that encourages and emphasizes literature and authors of literature that are often underrepresented such as people of color, queer, minority, differently abled, etc. The purpose is to create a safe space for those individuals who themselves are underrepresented in commonplace literature; particularly literature utilized in education.

A Mindful movement & wellness club providing a safe place

The LHS Dance Program provides students with opportunities to develop their dance technique, creativity, confidence, teamwork, and performance skills. Dance I and Dance II students perform in dance concerts and school assemblies. Dance III students participate in these performances and attend one competition each year. Dance Ensemble members also perform at school rallies and community events and compete at the national level. Together, all four classes proudly promote school spirit and represent LHS through dance.

A class designed to help students prepare for success in four- year colleges and universities.

Travel and food

Work as photobooth events

The purpose of the Culinary Arts Club is for students to gain knowledge of the culinary arts field and hands on experience.

Community service and GPA requirement for student to be involved in their school and city community.

La Raza is the oldest club on campus, with a proud history of over 40 years. As a club dedicated to embracing and celebrating Latino and Chicano cultures, our mission is to bring together students from diverse backgrounds to preserve, promote, and share our beautiful heritage.

Medical Students Club ignites passion and drives ambition for the next generation of healthcare leaders. We prepare students to step confidently into future healthcare roles through hands-on learning, practical insights, and impactful leadership opportunities—fostering both clinical skill and deep compassion.

Boys basketball program

Our mission is to aid, protect, and increase respect for all animals. Shelters lack adequate financial means to support the animals they currently care for, let alone the many strays that have nowhere to go. We are determined to help them in a variety of feasible ways.

The UCLA Blood Drive Club at Lynwood High School promotes community service and awareness of the lifesaving impact of blood donation. Students help organize and publicize school blood drives, recruit eligible donors, and support events in collaboration with UCLA’s blood donation team. Through participation, members develop leadership, teamwork, and communication skills while exploring healthcare careers and helping patients in need.

To enrich girls soccer, school spirit and build character.

Help out with events, games, and other ASB events.

a fast-paced, full-contact field sport where two teams use long-handled sticks with mesh pockets to catch, carry, and pass a rubber ball into the opponent's net.

Our robotics program at Lynwood High School connects classroom engineering with hands-on VEX competition, empowering students to design, build, program, and refine their own robots while applying skills from our Project Lead the Way courses. Through student-led teamwork and competition, we cultivate technical expertise, communication, leadership, and resilience while helping students build confidence and envision a future in STEM.

In this club, we combine the art of theater with language learning. Through performances, improvisations, and short plays, you’ll practice Spanish while exploring different characters and stories. We also celebrate and showcase the richness of Hispanic culture through our performances. You don’t need to be an experienced actor or fluent in Spanish.

The club has thrived over the years continuing to serve young black students in the areas of college-preparation, cultural awareness, self awareness, tutoring, scholarships, and careers. YBA is a cultural and academic support for young black students at Lynwood high.