Lake Michigan Catholic High School provides many opportunities for our students to be involved in extracurricular activities. Information about these programs is listed below.

Debate Team

Debate is an intellectual sport. Committed debaters aspire to higher levels of critical thinking which ultimately affects all areas of academics including the SAT test and college admissions. Members compete against other schools in numerous categories. LMC belongs to the West Michigan Debate League under the National Forensics League.  For additional information, contact Chris Glendening, cglendening@lmclakers.org.

Drama Club

Drama Spring Production - "Oliver!"

Members of the MSHS Drama Club present a play in the Fall & Spring each year.  Typically the spring production is a musical.  It is not unusual to have 50-70 middle and high school students participate in these productions and they are very well done.  Drama Club meets Fridays during lunch in Room 221.  For additional information, contact Mrs. Wendy Golob at (269) 930-2371.

Environmental Club

The environmental club participates in environmental activities both at school and in the community. We help both schools celebrate Earth Day, oversee and collect bottles and paper at the middle/high school, ensure recycle bins are visible and available at both schools and plan group activities, including visiting science museums and workdays at Sarett Nature Center.  For more information, contact Amber Zebell, azebell@lmclakers.org. 

FIRST Robotics – CW Tech Robotarians

Lake Michigan Catholic students have the opportunity to join a multi-school FIRST Robotics Team. FIRST Robotics mission is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs.
Links about our team and FIRST:
http://www.cwtech-robotarians.org/ 
https://www.facebook.com/team2959/  
https://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/frc  
https://www.thebluealliance.com/team/2959
Email: CWTech2959@gmail.com

Interact Club

Interact is Rotary International’s service club for young people ages 14 to 18. Interact clubs are sponsored by individual Rotary clubs, which provide support and guidance, but they are self-governing and self-supporting. LMC is part of a “Community” Interact Club and is combined with the St. Joseph High School Interact Club. This community Interact Club is sponsored by the St. Joseph-Benton Harbor Rotary Club. Interactors develop a network of friendships with local and overseas clubs and learn the importance of:

• Developing leadership skills and personal integrity
• Demonstrating helpfulness and respect for others
• Understanding the value of individual responsibility and hard work
• Advancing international understanding and goodwill
Advisor:  Maria Kibler

International Club

The LMC International Club institutes values of an all-inclusive environment where people from all backgrounds come together as a Laker Family.  This club brings awareness to both the differences and the similarities that bind us all together.  We work to celebrate and promote the understanding of diverse cultures, languages, and heritages in our Laker community and beyond. 
Advisor:  James White, jwhite@lmclakers.org.

Key Club

Key Club is an international student-led organization, sponsored by Kiwanis International, that provides its members with opportunities to perform service, build character and develop leadership.  Advisor:  Melissa Vegter, mvegter@lmclakers.org.

Liturgical Music Ensemble

Lake Michigan Catholic Schools provides a rich worship environment for students in middle and high school, led by the school’s Liturgical Music Ensemble. This group is comprised of students in grades 6-12. The choir consists of a diverse mix of vocalists and instrumentalists who provide the student body and staff with a wide variety of both contemporary and classical music for worship.  Advisor:  Dr. John Griffin, (269) 930-2371.

National Honor Society

The John C. Meyer chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes students with outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Students are invited to join the society, and must submit an application and references to be accepted.  For more information, contact Deb Schmid, dschmid@lmclakers.org.

Sacred Life Club

Promoting the sanctity of life from conception until death through prayer and community activities, the club hopes to be a shining light to the public about God’s greatest gift – life.  Members of the Sacred Life Club travel to Washington, D.C. to attend the March for Life.  For more information, contact Richard Mansfield, rmansfield@lmclakers.org.

SADD Chapter

SADD is a peer to peer education and prevention organization dedicated to preventing destructive decisions, particularly underage drinking, drug use, risky and impaired driving, and teen violence.  For more information, contact Deb Schmid, dschmid@lmclakers.org.

Ski Club

Middle and High School students have the opportunity to participate in Ski Club during the winter months. Students go to Timber Ridge Ski Resort in Gobles once a week (weather permitting) to ski and snowboard.

Remember you can use your punch card anytime during the week and weekends for the same discounted rate as long as Timber Ridge is open.  Advisor:  Jason Latham.

String Instruction

4th – 9th grade students have the opportunity to take lessons in the cello, viola and violin in a program established with the Citadel in Benton Harbor.  Transportation to the after school lessons will be provided by the school.  Parents will be responsible to pick up their children after the lesson.

Note: Band and Art courses are offered as a part of our regular curriculum.