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Find Your Place. Find Your People. Lead the Way.

Whether you're leading a service project, producing the yearbook, welcoming new students, competing with an academic team, or discovering a new interest, there is a place for everyone at Mt. Lebanon High School. Student activities help you build friendships, develop leadership skills, and make the most of your high school experience.

With more than 100 clubs, activities, organizations, athletic teams, and performing arts opportunities, students are encouraged to explore their passions, try something new, and become active members of our school community.

We encourage every student to get involved, explore new opportunities, and find what inspires them.

2026-2027 Activities, Clubs, & Organizations 

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The Activities Office (AO) is located on the 4th floor of the high school's Science building. The area overlooks Center Court. All students are encouraged to visit the AO to learn about activities and volunteer opportunities that are available to them. Please contact this office (412-344-2057) if you have any questions about events or activities at Mt. Lebanon High School.

Contact the AO

Brittany Tonkavich
Student Activities Director
(412) 344-2105 btonkavich@mtlsd.net 

Beverly Gray
Student Activities Clerk
412-344-2057
bgray@mtlsd.net

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Featured Student Organizations

From the concert hall to the gallery wall, our programs span every discipline, taught by passionate faculty who help students grow as artists and people.

Four high school students in red shirts pose in the gym. Shirts say Lebo Link Crew

 

Link Crew
Help new students feel welcome and connected by serving as a Link Leader. Link Crew members mentor freshmen, build school spirit, and create a positive transition into high school. 

High school students pose holding certificates and yellow roses after national honor society induction

 

National Honor Society
National Honor Society recognizes students who demonstrate scholarship, leadership, service, and character while providing opportunities to give back to our school and community.

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Yearbook
Help tell the story of the school year. Students work together to write, photograph, design, and publish the Blue Devil yearbook.

Explore More Activities

With more than 100 clubs, organizations, honor societies, publications, academic teams, and service opportunities, there's something for everyone.

Browse the complete Student Activities Directory to discover organizations based on your interests.

Community Service

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Community Service
Giving back is an important part of the Mt. Lebanon experience. Find volunteer opportunities, service requirements, and ways to make a difference in our community.