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Student Activities
Student Activities
At Lipscomb, students have opportunities to lead, create, compete, perform, move, serve, and discover new interests beyond the school day.
Find Your Place at Lipscomb
Student activities help Lions build confidence, friendships, leadership skills, and a stronger connection to school.
From academic competition and coding to athletics, theater, mentoring, and music, Lipscomb offers students opportunities to explore what they enjoy, try something new, and grow through meaningful experiences with their peers.
Activity offerings, grade-level eligibility, schedules, and registration details may vary throughout the year.
Explore Student Activities
Lipscomb students have opportunities to lead, compete, create, perform, move, and build meaningful connections beyond the classroom.
Academic, Leadership & Technology
Academic UIL
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Academic UIL
Students prepare for academic competitions that strengthen critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and content knowledge. Events may include areas such as number sense, storytelling, spelling, maps and charts, oral reading, and more.
Ambassadors
Ambassadors
Lipscomb Ambassadors are student leaders selected to represent the school at tours, special events, assemblies, and community activities. They help welcome guests, model Lion pride, and serve as positive representatives of our campus.
Bold Idea Coding Club
Bold Idea Coding Club
Through Bold Idea, Lipscomb students in grades 3–5 explore computer science through project-based learning and mentorship from technology professionals. Students build coding skills while creating projects such as games, apps, websites, and other digital solutions.
Learn More About Bold IdeaDebate
Debate
Students learn how to research topics, organize ideas, speak with confidence, listen actively, and respectfully defend a point of view. Debate strengthens communication, reasoning, and critical-thinking skills.
Esports
Esports
Students participate in organized, school-based gaming experiences that build teamwork, strategy, communication, digital citizenship, and problem-solving.
Yearbook
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Yearbook
Students help document the school year through photography, writing, design, interviewing, and event coverage. Yearbook teaches storytelling, teamwork, media literacy, and responsible use of technology.
Arts & Expression
Cheer
Cheer
Cheerleaders build school spirit through chants, dance, movement, teamwork, and performances at school events. Students develop confidence, coordination, leadership, and pride in representing Lipscomb.
Disney Musicals in Schools
Disney Musicals in Schools
Disney Musicals in Schools gives Lipscomb students the opportunity to experience musical theater through performance, teamwork, and creative expression. Students learn acting, singing, movement, stage presence, and the behind-the-scenes work that brings a production to life.
Through rehearsals and performances, students build confidence, responsibility, collaboration, and pride in sharing their talents with the school community.
Learn More About Disney Musicals in SchoolsInstrumental Music Club
Instrumental Music Club
Students learn and perform instrumental music while developing rhythm, listening skills, confidence, collaboration, and appreciation for the arts. Performances may be shared with families and the school community throughout the year.
Athletics & Wellness
Basketball
Basketball
Students build basketball fundamentals, teamwork, sportsmanship, confidence, and healthy habits through practices, skill development, and game opportunities.
Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run combines physical activity with lessons in confidence, friendship, healthy decision-making, and goal-setting. Students participate in running and movement activities while building social-emotional skills, learning to support one another, and celebrating what their bodies and minds can do.
The season concludes with a celebratory 5K experience that gives participants a chance to show their growth, persistence, and teamwork.
Soccer
Soccer
Students develop soccer skills, teamwork, sportsmanship, fitness, and confidence through practices, skill-building activities, and game opportunities.
Community & Enrichment
Academy 4
Academy 4
Academy 4 provides participating fourth-grade students with a consistent adult mentor. Volunteers meet with students once a month, building leadership skills, encouragement, and a dependable relationship with a caring adult.
Learn More About Academy 4Interested in Joining an Activity?
Activity availability, grade-level eligibility, meeting times, registration, and transportation details are shared with families throughout the school year. Watch for information through campus communication channels, your child’s teacher, and the Weekly Newsletter.

