Athletics & Co-Curriculars
Athletics
We offer the following sports at Lyman Moore. For more information about rosters and coach contact information, please visit:
Fall Sports
Boys & Girls Soccer
Girl's Field Hockey
Cross Country (Co-ed)
Tennis (Co-ed)
Clubs & Activities Offered
The list of clubs and activities may change through the year and new ones may be added. For the most updated list, please visit:
Lyman Moore Co-Curricular Page
School-sponsored organizations are open to all Moore students unless otherwise stated. For more information about these clubs and how to get involved, please contact the club teacher.
- Art Workshops
- Art Club
- Black Student Union
- Chess Club
- Drama Club and Production
- Lego Robotics
- Math Teams
- Model UN
Art Workshops
Brief Description: Throughout the year a new Art Workshop will be offered ranging from fiber Arts, Hand Casting, Basketry, Jewelry and more.
Open to all students - no experience necessary (first come first serve sign ups). To sign up see Ms Crowley in Room 224.
Meets: Varies throughout the year - Listen for announcements
Time: 2:50 - 3:50
Room: 224
Art Club
Black Student Union
Brief Description:
The Black Student Union (BSU) is a club that empowers students of color and provides a safe space for students to be themselves and discuss issues related to race and identity. Students have the opportunity to establish bonds and connections with other students they identify with through fun and supportive activities. These students foster cultural pride and become empowered by sharing experiences and celebrating the achievements of People of Color. In embracing their differences, the students in the BSU will engage the community in efforts to promote cultural diversity and strive to be agents of change by promoting restorative practices.
The club is open to all grade levels.
Meet: Fridays
Time: 2:50 to 4:00
Location: Library
Chess Club
Brief Description: Informal chess with tips and strategies being taught. This clubs main focus is getting students playing chess against each other for fun on old-fashion chess boards.
Open to all students
Meets: Thursday or Fridays Oct through Jan. (students listen to Morning Announcements for meeting dates)
Time: 2:50 - 3:50
Room: 143
Drama Club and Production
Lego Robotics
Math Teams
Model UN
Brief Description: Students become Delegates who represent countries as we debate and deliberate issues of International significance. This culminates with a conference with other schools at Bates College in May. This Club requires many hours of planning and preperation throughoout the season.
Open to all students.
Meets: Thursday or Fridays Oct through Jan. (students listen to Morning Announcements for meeting dates)
Time: 2:50 - 3:50
Room: 143