During 9th hours students have a number of extracurricular and academic extra-help clubs to choose from:
The current school year's 9th Hour Schedule is posted around the school building.
Liberty Common High School’s students are active in a number of extracurricular clubs, competitions, and organizations. Some current groups include the following:
Ambassadors Club The mission of the Ambassadors Club is to promote community, acceptance, and justice at Liberty Common High School for all students. New high-school students will find this club helpful to adapt to Liberty while having fun interacting with other students.
Chess Club Students play chess and play against one another and computer opponents.
Coding Club Learn how to code and create games and web apps. Open to all students.
Creative Writing Club Students share and discuss each other’s prose, plays and poetry. Come to read, come to recite, come to listen.
CyberPatriot Club Students participate in the nation’s premier national high school cyber-defense competition.
DJ Club Do you love music? Do you want to learn to DJ? Then DJ Club is the place for you! This is a student-run club in which you will learn to put playlists together for awesome dances, use the turntable, set up the lights and plan light shows, use fog machines, and everything else that a professional DJ can do. After the 5 week mandatory training period, you will be able to DJ our Junior High and High School dances.
FBLA Future Business Leaders of America gives students the opportunity to participate in competition and service activities with the goal of preparing them for careers in business.
Film Club Run by the House Production Manager and the Director of Photography, participants in Film Club gain acquaintance with the tools, skills, and process of film-making (from development to post-production) and are provided opportunities to view and discuss the masterpieces of cinematic history.
Ga-Ga Ball Club For junior high students - come play this fast-paced, high-energy version of dodgeball, played with a soft foam ball inside a walled pit and utilizing jumping, striking, and maneuvering skills.
Hot Politics Club/Rebel Alliance Participants meet weekly with LCHS Principal and former U.S. Congressman Bob Schaffer for lively guided discussions, debates, and special political guests. Topics cover current political issues occurring at the local, state, national, and international levels.
Key Club Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. Participants seek to be caring and competent servant leaders who transform communities worldwide. The core values of Key Club International are leadership, character building, caring, and inclusiveness.
Knowledge Bowl This is a fast-paced, interscholastic academic competition involving several local-area high schools.
Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is a national math honor society. It is open to high-school math students at LCHS who have successfully completed Algerbra 2 and who have at least a 3.5 grade average in their math classes. This organization offers leadership opportunities in math, tutoring opportunities, fun days such as Pi Day celebrations, math talks and activities
Nerdfighter Club Nerdfighter Club is a place for students to expand and share understanding of how nerdy stuff builds our sense of justice, empathy, community, and makes the world more awesome!
Ocean Bowl This is a fast-paced competition covering all areas of ocean sciences, such as marine biology, ocean geology, and geography. Students learn and practice during 9th-hour club time. If the team members win at the regional competition they receive an all-expense paid trip to the national competition, usually held at a coastal location, where they take field trips on the ocean and hear from oceanic research experts.
Rubik's Cubes Club Students learn to solve the 2x2x2, the 3x3x3, and beyond!
Science Bowl (HS) Science Bowl is an intense, action-packed "trivia" game where teams from Colorado compete against one another in hopes of moving on to the national competition in Washington D.C. Practices assist in preparing students for upcoming competitions.
Star Wars Club Star Wars Club explores the American Mythos by having discussions on the hero's journey in the vast universe of Star Wars, exercising prudence and strategy by playing amazing games from FFG, and exploring how the great cultural phenomenon shaped generations.
Ukulele Club Come join in the fun and camaraderie of learning and playing the ukulele.
Weightlifting Club Learn techniques for proper weight-training and support your fellow weightlifters. Alternating weeks for high school and junior high students.
Yearbook Club This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in photography, journalism, graphic design, leadership, and social events.