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Membership and participation in all student clubs and organizations is open to all students without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or other protected classifications.
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Chess Club
What is Chess Club? The LPES Chess Club is open to LPES students in Grades 1-5 with all levels of chess experience to have fun with one another learning new and different chess moves. The club can only have 20 students per track across the grade levels due to space and limited parent volunteers.When will Chess Club meet? The club meets after school in the media center on most Thursdays from August 28 to April 30, 3:45-4:30 PM. Students will go directly to the media center at the 3:45 PM bell for Chess Club, and then get picked up by car or go to the YMCA if they are registered to attend.Registration: Apply for Chess Club here. Applicants will be selected at random to participate. Previous participants are not automatically guaranteed a spot.Contact chess@lpespta.org with any questions about Chess Club. -
Garden Club
What is Garden Club? The Garden Club is a community of students, teachers, and parents who learn together about sustainable gardening practices and healthy choices while serving our neighbors. Students who participate in the Garden Club plant, water, weed, harvest, and provide general care for the plants in our school garden. All produce grown is donated! The Garden Club is open to students of all ages and grades! Check out our Facebook page for more information!
When does the Garden Club meet? Generally, the Garden Club meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 8:15am in the garden.For more information about Garden Club, visit https://www.lpespta.org/garden-club or email lpesGardenClub@gmail.com.
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Jump Rope Club
2025-26 Jump Rope Club Information Coming Soon!
What is the Jump Rope Club? The Jump Rope Club promotes physical fitness through jump rope. Members will learn skills in the single rope and double dutch areas of the sport. This club is led by members of the YMCA Super Skippers group.Who? 2nd - 5th gradesWhen does the club meet? We meet after school on the second Tuesday of each month from 3:45 pm-4:45 pm. Students will meet in the Media Center after dismissal and then go outside as a group to jump. Weather may be a permitting factor. Students MUST wear sneakers and bring a water bottle to meetings. They will not be allowed to jump in any other type of footwear. -
Robotics Club
What is the Robotics Club? The Laurel Park Robotics Club is a year-long club that combines LEGO and programming to create and compete robotics missions. The club is open to students in grades 2-5 and is funded by the PTA and coached by parent-led volunteers. We have two parts to the club: a FIRST LEGO League Challenge team for the 4th and 5th graders, and a FIRST LEGO Explore group for the 2nd and 3rd grade crowd.
The Robotics Club is looking for parent volunteers to run the club for the 2nd/3rd grade group. If you like LEGO, robotics, kids, teaching, or learning and can commit to an hour a week, please reach out to our lead volunteer at LaurelParkFLL@gmail.com as soon as possible. Unless we get volunteers for this group students in grades 3 and below, will not be able to have that group of students participate in 2025-2026.
When does the Robotics Club meet? After school on Wednesdays in the media center, from 4-5 PM unless otherwise communicated.
For more information about Robotics Club visit https://www.lpespta.org/robotics-club or email LaurelParkFLL@gmail.com.
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Mileage Club
What is Mileage Club? The Mileage Club meets at the LPES track between the playgrounds. Students will walk or jog and club leaders will tally the number of laps completed by each student. The goal of this club is to enjoy some moderate athletic activity before school and for students to set and celebrate personal goals. This is not a race or a competition. This is a club where we can share our love of running/jogging/walking in the beautiful outdoors. If a student isn't in sneakers, they will not be able to walk/run. Instead, they can cheer for the students and/or assist the club leader(s).When does the Mileage Club meet? We will meet Tuesday mornings at 8:30 AM. For the Fall 2025 club, we will be meeting September 30, 2025 through December 2, 2025. We will NOT meet November 4 or November 11 due to holidays. This will give us a total of 8 sessions.Parents are welcome to join us! Please stay and enjoy the club - feel free to join the students walking and jogging around the track, or help to keep count of laps with the parent volunteers. We look forward to seeing you!For more information about Mileage Club, go to https://www.lpespta.org/mileage-club -
Safety Patrol
Who can apply for Safety Patrol?4th and 5th-grade studentsWhat does Safety Patrol do?
Safety Patrols are our 4th and 5th graders who assist other Laurel Park Penguins during arrival and dismissal. Their duties include assisting kindergarten classrooms with dismissal, opening and closing car doors during carpool, holding bus numbers so students can get to the right bus, and putting the flag up and taking it down each day.
When does Safety Patrol start and how long does it last?
If selected, your child will be assigned 1-2 positions each week for the semester. These assignments will not change from July-December. We will ask for availability again in November/December to create a schedule for January-June. Morning duty starts at 8:40 a.m. and afternoon duty will end at approximately 4:10 p.m.
How do I apply to Safety Patrol?
Please contact Sara Viola (sviola@wcpss.net) and Laura Benner (lbenner@wcpss.net) for more information.
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Student Ambassadors
Mission: To provide leadership opportunities to students in grades 4-5. Student Ambassadors will lead by example, follow the READY pledge, and engage in service.Qualifications: A positive attitude and outlook at school, responsible with daily tasks, good self-discipline, a willingness to help others, dependable and enjoys meeting and talking to new people.Application Process: If a student is interested in becoming a Student Ambassador, they will need to complete the application. A parent or guardian signature is required. Teachers will complete the recommendation portion of the application.Questions: Contact Lisa Charns (lmcharns@wcpss.net) or Jenna Miller (jcmiller@wcpss.net)
