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Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society

Mu Alpha Theta, the Math Honor Society, recognizes students who excel in mathematics and demonstrates a commitment to academic excellence. To become a member, students must have completed two full years of college prep-level mathematics courses and be enrolled in a third-year math course at or above the Algebra 2 level (courses taken outside of LPS will not be accepted). Members must also maintain a weighted GPA of at least 3.67 in core mathematics courses that count for high school credit. New and current candidates are required to participate in at least two NJML competitions and score a 2 or above on each competition or qualify through a similar event. New candidates must also fulfill four service requirements throughout the year, which may include assisting in Math Lab, Lancer Time, creating bulletin boards, developing whiteboard problems for hallways, participating in Pi Day activities, and helping with other Math Honor Society events. To maintain membership, students must not have any integrity, discipline, or academic issues that would be incompatible with the honor society. Dues are collected to support club activities and events.

Muslim Student Association

The Muslim Student Association at Livingston High School focuses on charitable contributions, community service, and celebrating the diversity of Muslim cultures within the school. The club aims to create an inclusive space where all students can learn from one another and grow together. Membership dues will be collected to support club activities and initiatives.

National Art Honor Society (NAHS) 

The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in both their academic and artistic pursuits. To become a member, students must maintain a 3.0 GPA in all classes and a 3.5 GPA in art classes. Additionally, students must have completed at least two art classes and submit a portfolio consisting of four works of art. Members are required to pay dues, which help support club activities and events. NAHS offers students the opportunity to develop their artistic skills, participate in community service projects, and engage in exclusive art-related events.

National Business Honor Society

The Business Honor Society is for students who excel academically and professionally in business education, maintaining a 3.5 GPA in all business classes. Interested students apply in late September. Members engage with business professionals, participate in business projects, and take part in work-based learning activities to connect with their career prospects and financial goals. Dues are collected from members to support various club activities.

National Chinese Language Honor Society

To participate in the Chinese Honor Society at Livingston High School, students must meet specific eligibility criteria established by the national organization, the Chinese Language Association of Secondary-Elementary Schools (CLASS). Students who have completed Chinese 2 CP are eligible with a GPA of 3.65 or higher in the course and a minimum overall weighted GPA of 2.00. They must also be enrolled in the third year of Chinese. Additionally, students who have completed Chinese 3 CP and 4 CP/Honors are eligible with a GPA of 3.65 or higher in the course and a minimum overall weighted GPA of 2.00. Continued membership requires maintaining a GPA of 3.65 or higher in Chinese courses and a minimum overall weighted GPA of 2.00, including in AP or 4 CP/Honors courses. Members are required to pay dues to support the activities of the club. The Chinese Honor Society chapter at Livingston High School is affiliated with CLASS and recognizes academic achievement in Chinese language studies.

National English Honor Society

The National English Honor Society shall strive to confer national distinction upon secondary school students for high achievement in the English language arts; build a national community of academic achievers; provide cultural stimulation in high school environments; encourage interest in the English language arts; serve society by fostering literacy.  Juniors and seniors (with no English grade below a B and minimum cumulative GPA of 3.50 weighted) are eligible to apply for candidacy.

National French Honor Society

To participate, students must be currently enrolled in French. Those who have completed French 2 CP and French 3 CP may be admitted with a GPA of 3.65 or higher and an overall weighted GPA of 2.0. Similarly, students who have completed French 2 H and French 3 H may be admitted under the same GPA requirements. Finally, students who have completed French 4 CP or 4 Honors may also be admitted with a GPA of 3.65 or higher and an overall weighted GPA of 2.0.

National Honor Society Class of 2026

NHS Eligible students will automatically receive an email the spring of their junior year or the fall of their senior year with an invitation to apply. NHS Eligibility is primarily determined by a core weighted grade point average of 3.65 or higher. Eligibility is not "acceptance" to the National Honor Society, students must submit the application they are emailed explaining their participation, leadership, and volunteer service in school and community activities. This information is reviewed by the faculty committee to determine acceptance to  NHS. Once accepted members are required to participate in the induction ceremony and pay membership dues of $15.

National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA)

The purpose of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA) is to recognize outstanding artistic merit, leadership, and academic achievement in students studying dance across various educational settings, including public and private schools, dance studios, cultural and community centers, performing arts organizations, and post-secondary institutions. The NHSDA aims to foster a deeper appreciation for dance as a true art form, deserving of recognition and prestige. By honoring students who excel in dance, the society promotes the value of dance education and encourages the continued growth of the art form.

National Italian Language Honor Society

The National Italian Language Honor Society (NILHS) at Livingston High School recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in Italian language studies. To be eligible, students must have completed Italian 2 CP and Italian 3 CP with a GPA of 3.65 or higher, or Italian 2 CP and Italian 3 Honors with the same GPA. Students who complete Italian 2 CP, Italian 3 Honors, and Italian 4 CP/Honors are also eligible with a GPA of 3.65 or higher. Students are invited to apply in October, and the induction ceremony is typically held in early to mid-November. A $20 fee is required for membership to cover ceremony and other expenses. Members are expected to actively participate through tutoring and other club activities.

National Science Honor Society 

The National Science Honor Society (NSHS) at Livingston High School honors junior and senior students who excel in science. To qualify, students must have completed an Honors or AP science course by 11th grade, be enrolled in an advanced science class in 11th or 12th grade, and maintain a weighted GPA of 3.65 in science courses and 3.00 overall. They must also achieve specific grade thresholds in various science courses. Eligible students can apply by submitting a Google form and transcript, with applications due in mid-to-late September. The induction ceremony takes place before AP exams, and members must participate in activities and pay a dues fee. NSHS provides a platform for students to showcase their academic achievements and leadership in science.

National Spanish Honor Society

To participate, students must be currently enrolled in Spanish and maintain a GPA of 3.65 or higher, along with an overall weighted GPA of 2.0. Students who have completed Spanish 2 CP and Spanish 3 CP, Spanish 2 H and Spanish 3 H, or 4 CP or 4 Honors courses are eligible if they meet these GPA requirements. Additionally, students must maintain a grade of B- or higher in an AP or College Prep level 5 course to remain eligible.

National Technical Honor Society

The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is a prestigious organization for juniors and seniors who demonstrate excellence in technology and Family and Consumer Science (FCS) courses. To be eligible, students must maintain a 3.67 GPA (A-) in Technology/FCS courses and an overall LHS GPA of 3.0 or higher. NTHS recognizes outstanding achievement in these fields and provides members with opportunities for leadership, service, and further academic development. Dues are collected to support the society’s activities and initiatives.

New Student Society

The New Student Society at Livingston High School is made up of Lancer Guides, mentors, and community leaders who serve as welcoming guides for new students. They assist in helping newcomers acclimate to the school environment and provide mentorship throughout their transition, ensuring that every student feels supported and connected.

Ocean Science Bowl

The Ocean Science Bowl is for students passionate about marine, biological, and environmental sciences. In this club, members dive deeper into these subjects through hands-on learning and exploration. The club also prepares for a regional competition, with the potential to advance to a national level. Whether you're interested in oceanography, marine biology, or environmental conservation, the Ocean Science Club offers a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge and compete in exciting science challenges.

Organization of Student Tutors

The Organization of Student Tutors provides peer tutoring assistance to Livingston students in grades K-12. This club is dedicated to helping students improve in various subjects by connecting them with qualified student tutors. Interested students must fill out an application indicating the subjects they feel comfortable and qualified to tutor. It's a great opportunity for students who enjoy helping others, building leadership skills, and making a positive impact on the school community.

Paper Bridges

Paper Bridges is a club dedicated to fostering positivity and offering support to younger students through writing. The club provides advice, guidance, and encouragement, helping to create a supportive community within the school. Membership dues may be collected to support club activities.

Parkinson's Disease Awareness Club

The Parkinson's Disease Awareness Club at Livingston High School aims to empower students to give back to the community while raising awareness about Parkinson's disease, a condition often underrecognized. The club provides students with enriching experiences that promote personal growth, enhance their understanding of global medical issues, and inspire them to take action in supporting those affected by the disease.

Peanut Butter & Jelly (PB&J) Club

The PB&J Club prepares PB&J sandwiches for the 'Sandwich Project' Livingston group, which donates sandwiches and other essential items to Catholic Charities in Newark, NJ. Dues are collected to support the club's efforts and supplies.

People Helping People

The People Helping People Club is a volunteer organization dedicated to supporting both the school and the local community. Service hours are tracked and managed by the executive board. Each year, applications for the executive board are accepted, and the advisor selects a new board based on the applications.

Philosophy Club

The Philosophy Club aims to make complex philosophical concepts accessible to students at Livingston High School. By presenting these ideas in relatable ways, members will gain insights from great thinkers, helping them build a life they can better understand and enjoy.

Physics Club 

The Physics Club brings physics to life through friendly competitions, build challenges, group activities, and fun Kahoots. Members meet after school to explore both theoretical and hands-on aspects of science, welcoming students of all skill levels.

Pitch & Promote Club

In Pitch and Promote, students will develop and market a product while receiving feedback from their peers to foster collaboration. The club emphasizes hands-on workshops and group activities, giving members the opportunity to learn and practice marketing strategies together in a dynamic and supportive environment.

Pledge for Premies

Pledge for Preemies is dedicated to supporting local NICUs and organizations that care for premature and medically fragile infants. Members work to provide comfort and resources for both babies and their families, raise awareness about the vital role of NICUs, and share the meaningful experiences of those impacted by neonatal care. Through service projects, fundraising, and community outreach, the club aims to make a positive difference for families during a critical time.

Podcast Club

The Podcast Club encourages students to explore the world of podcasting by creating, producing, and sharing their own episodes. Members will have the opportunity to develop their communication skills, explore a wide range of topics, and engage with their peers through engaging discussions. Whether you're interested in storytelling, interviews, or current events, the club provides a space for students to express themselves and learn about the technical aspects of podcast production. Join us to create, collaborate, and share your voice with the world!

Portuguese Luso American Club

Open to all students, this club celebrates Portuguese language and culture from around the world. Members explore traditions, connect with the community, and share experiences that highlight the richness and diversity of Portuguese-speaking countries.

Puzzle Club

Puzzle Club offers students a relaxing break from screens by providing an opportunity to work on jigsaw puzzles. It's a fun and low-pressure environment where members can unwind, collaborate, and enjoy a hands-on activity together.

Radio Club

The Radio Club offers students the opportunity to create and produce original programming for the local cable access channel. Members gain hands-on experience in media production, develop communication and technical skills, and showcase their creativity to a wider audience. Participation also helps students build strong portfolios and resumes, preparing them for future college and career opportunities in broadcasting, journalism, and related fields.

Red Cross Club

The Red Cross Club at Livingston High School offers students the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the community. As part of a global humanitarian aid organization, the club focuses on responding to those in need and provides students with valuable knowledge and life-saving skills. Members learn how to prepare for and respond to emergencies, equipping them to make a positive impact when it matters most.

Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society

To participate in the Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society, students must meet certain eligibility criteria. Academic requirements include the successful completion of at least one honors or AP-level social studies course in grades 9, 10, or 11, a minimum 3.5 social studies GPA, and an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher. Additionally, 11th-grade students must have enrolled in at least six total semesters within the Social Studies program and must commit to enrolling in a social studies elective during their senior year. As for the community service requirement, members who are conditionally accepted will have the remainder of the 2025 school year and the summer to complete 5 hours of community service. Dues are also collected to support the activities and initiatives of the chapter.

Rho Kappa is the only national organization recognizing excellence in the field of Social Studies for high school students. Any accredited public or private high school can apply for a local chapter. Rho Kappa provides national recognition and opportunities for students to explore social studies further. Through its sponsorship of Rho Kappa, the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) seeks to encourage interest, understanding, and appreciation for the social studies.

Robotics Team

The Robotics Team is open to all students with no minimum requirements to join. The club is designed for those interested in building and programming robots to compete in FIRST Robotics competitions. Each team can have a maximum of 15 students, as per FIRST Robotics guidelines. Whether you’re new to robotics or have previous experience, this club offers a hands-on opportunity to learn, collaborate, and develop skills in engineering, programming, and teamwork.

Rocketry Club

The Rocketry Club is for students interested in exploring the exciting world of rocketry and aerospace engineering. Members will design, build, and launch model rockets, learning about the physics of flight, engineering principles, and the science behind rocketry. Whether you're a beginner or have prior experience, the club provides a hands-on, collaborative environment to enhance your skills and gain real-world knowledge in the field of aerospace.

Salute to Service Club 

The Salute to Service Club is dedicated to honoring and supporting veterans, active military personnel, and first responders. Through various activities and events, the club aims to raise awareness about the sacrifices made by these heroes, while fostering a sense of gratitude and respect in the community. Members participate in service projects, fundraisers, and remembrance events, working to show appreciation for the brave individuals who serve our country and protect our freedoms.

Science Bowl 

To participate in the Science Bowl Club, students must try out each September through a two-part selection process. The first part is a written test to assess subject proficiency, followed by a buzzer-style verbal round to evaluate speed and strategic thinking. The club is open to students who demonstrate a strong interest in science and are prepared for competitive academic challenges. Dues are collected to support the club's activities and participation in events.

The Science Bowl Club is a competitive team that prepares for regional and national Science Bowl tournaments organized by the U.S. Department of Energy. The competition covers a wide range of STEM topics, including biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space science, energy, and mathematics.

Participation in the club involves weekly practice sessions focused on speed, accuracy, and depth of scientific knowledge. This club is ideal for students passionate about science and interested in fast-paced, science-themed academic competition.

Science League

The Science League offers students the opportunity to compete with peers across the state in various areas of science, including biology, chemistry, physics, and more. Members will participate in academic competitions, testing their knowledge and skills while fostering a passion for scientific exploration. Whether you're interested in enhancing your academic experience or challenging yourself in a competitive environment, the Science League provides a platform for students to showcase their talents and deepen their understanding of science.

Science Olympiad

To participate in Science Olympiad, tryouts are required for all new and prospective members. Science Olympiad is a national non-profit organization focused on improving K-12 science education, increasing opportunities and diversity in science, creating a technologically-literate workforce, and recognizing outstanding achievements by both students and teachers. Dues are collected from members to support club activities and participation in competitions.

Shirley Tempos

Shirley Tempos is a student-run a cappella group at Livingston High School, featuring soprano and alto vocals. The group provides an opportunity for students to showcase their vocal talents and collaborate in creating beautiful, harmony-driven performances.

Shiv's Third Eye

Shiv's Third Eye is the student chapter of the larger Shiv’s Third Eye organization, dedicated to community outreach and supporting those in need. The club works on various service projects, partnering with local organizations to give back to the community through volunteering, fundraising, and awareness campaigns. Members actively engage in efforts to make a positive impact on the lives of others, focusing on building stronger connections within the community and helping those who are less fortunate.

Short Film Production Club

The Short Film Production Club at Livingston High School brings students together to discuss films and collaborate on creating their own original short films. Members will have the opportunity to develop, film, and edit their projects, fostering creativity and teamwork. There are no requirements to join, everyone with an interest in film production is welcome to participate.

Spring Musical LHS

The Spring Musical offers students the chance to showcase their talents in theater, music, and performance. Auditions are open to all students, and participants can get involved in acting, singing, dancing, set design, costume creation, and more. The club brings together a team of students to create a memorable production, building teamwork and creativity along the way. Whether you’re interested in performing on stage or working behind the scenes, the Spring Musical provides an opportunity to be part of an exciting and collaborative artistic experience.

Stage Crew & Light and Sound 

Stage Crew & Light and Sound is a club dedicated to enhancing LHS stage productions by using our talents and skills behind the scenes. We work with backstage tools, technology, and resources to help bring performances to life. From set construction to lighting and sound, Stage Crew plays a crucial role in ensuring every production runs smoothly. Whether you're interested in working with technology, building sets, or managing props, Stage Crew offers the opportunity to contribute to the magic of theater from behind the curtain.

Techie Teen Tutors

Stage Crew & Light and Sound is a club dedicated to enhancing LHS stage productions by using our talents and skills behind the scenes. We work with backstage tools, technology, and resources to help bring performances to life. From set construction to lighting and sound, Stage Crew plays a crucial role in ensuring every production runs smoothly. Whether you're interested in working with technology, building sets, or managing props, Stage Crew offers the opportunity to contribute to the magic of theater from behind the curtain.

The Democratic Club

The Democratic Club aims to create a better understanding of the legislative process and elections. Through discussions, workshops, and guest speakers, the club focuses on educating members about how laws are made, the role of government in shaping policy, and the impact of elections on local and national levels. By exploring the democratic process, members will gain a deeper knowledge of their rights and responsibilities as citizens, while developing the skills to actively participate in shaping their communities and the nation.

The Lance

Livingston High School's Student-Run Newspaper

The Republican Club

The Republican Club provides a platform for students to explore and discuss conservative values, principles, and policies. Through discussions, debates, and guest speakers, the club encourages members to engage with political issues, develop informed opinions, and learn about the political process. The club fosters an environment of respectful dialogue and offers students the opportunity to connect with others who share similar political views while promoting civic engagement and leadership.

Tri-M Music Honor Society

Tri-M is the National Music Honor Society at LHS, and students who have completed four years of music classes are eligible to apply in September of their Junior year. To qualify, students must maintain good standing in their music courses and choose one of two tracks. The Ensemble Performance Track includes four full-year music ensemble classes selected from Band, Orchestra, and/or Chorus. Alternatively, the Music Theory & Production Track includes four full-year music courses, such as Music Technology 1 & 2, Music Theory, AP Music Theory, and/or Beginner Piano and Guitar. In addition to completing the required courses, students must achieve a GPA of 3.65 or higher in their music classes and a weighted overall GPA of 3.0 or higher in all other subjects. Furthermore, three of the four required music courses must be completed before the student’s Senior year

Trial Blazers for Kids Club

Trial Blazers for Kids Club is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children battling pediatric cancer. Through community events and outreach, the club raises funds for research and treatment while spreading awareness about the impact of pediatric cancer. No special requirements; everyone is welcome to join.

TV Production Club

TV Production Club is open to members who have successfully completed the Television Production (TV1) class.

Voicemales

Voicemales is a student-run acapella group that specializes in tenor and bass vocals.

We Are One Heart

We Are One Heart (WOHA) is a student-led club dedicated to promoting unity, support, and empowerment within the Latinx community at our school. Our mission is to create a safe, inclusive space where students can celebrate Latin American cultures, share experiences, and advocate for equity and representation. Through cultural events, service projects, and open dialogue, WOHA fosters leadership, community engagement, and pride in our diverse identities. All students are welcome to join.

WESTEM (Women in Entrepreneurship and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)

The Women in Entrepreneurship and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Club provides a safe space for women and gender minorities to collaborate, learn, and compete together. The club offers resources for all knowledge levels, including workshops on various fields of interest and scholarships to help members pursue higher education in STEM or business-related fields.

Women in Business

The Women in Business Club is a student-led organization that provides a supportive space for high school students to explore their interests and goals in business. The club empowers young women to discuss career aspirations, learn about various business fields, and connect with peers and professionals. Through guest speakers, hands-on activities, and group discussions, members will develop leadership skills, gain valuable career insights, and prepare for success in college and beyond.