Academic Super Bowl - Open to all grades.  Squads compete in the areas of Fine Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and English.  Practices begin in November with competitions in March, April, and May. 
- Mrs. Gregerson, Moderator

National Honor Society - A student must have a 10.0 cumulative GPA. They must show participation in service and be involved in a variety of activities within the school. Sophomore and above may participate.
- Mrs. Handel, Moderator

Key Club – All grade levels. Must have performed 50 hours of community service by the end of the year to be considered a Key Club Member. Meetings Monday evening. 
- Ms. Briggs, Moderator

Student Council  - Every class has representatives and a Class President. The school has a student body President that is voted on by the senior class.  Elections take place in early May.
- Mrs. Bickley, Moderator

Speech and Debate - If you enjoy the challenge of capturing an audience, or thinking quickly on your feet, this club could use your talents.

Newspaper - KnightTimes, the monthly student newspaper takes a fresh look at issues, events, and school activities important to the Luers community. If you’re a sophomore, junior, or senior,  enjoy writing and working with a team, this club needs your byline.  
- Mrs. Eileen Brodmerkel, Moderator

Yearbook - Members of the Journalism Department spend all year writing, taking photos, and creating page layouts for the Accolade. Join the staff and help record memories to last a lifetime.
- Mrs. Eileen Brodmerkel, Moderator

World Culture Club - Each month speakers share experiences pertaining to their culture, food, and travels abroad.  This club allows you to broaden your horizons and investigate the world without leaving the classroom.
- Karen Marcianno, Moderator

S.A.D.D. - Students Against Destructive Decisions.
- Mrs. Bickley, Moderator

Future Business Leaders of America - Young business minds tackle projects and programs designed to simulate the real business world. Placed 3rd in the city’s Stock Market Competition in 2003..
- Mr. Lazarro, Moderator

Freshman Mentoring – Make the first semester of high school smooth sailing with the support of an experienced Junior or Senior. As a group, freshmen ask questions and participate in activities with upper-class students as mentors.
- Guidance Department

Student Ambassadors- These students are handpicked to spread the good news about Bishop Luers. You’ll lead tours during the Annual Open House and visit the Catholic feeder schools to promote all that Luers has to offer.
- Mrs. Jenny Andorfer & Mrs. Monica Zwick, Coordinators

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