Campus Life High School ministry combines healthy relationships with creative programs to help young people make good choices, establish a solid foundation for life, and positively impact their schools. Like every ministry of YFC, Campus Life seeks to engage these young people wherever they are found as lifelong followers of Jesus Christ.

Sponsors: M Clark
Day and Time: Tuesday  4:30 PM - Second Semester Only
Location: Room 2.142

Are you interested in coding, gaming, or computer science? This might be the club for you! Students will learn and apply the design process while learning programming basics. This club will promote innovation and critical thinking skills. Cost $10 donation.

Sponsors: L Wells, A Sparks
Day and Time: Thursday  7:30 AM - Beginning in October
Location: Room 2.167

This is a FUN and ENGAGING before-school program designed to help students navigate the uncharted territory of their teenage years.

Elevate Students focuses on:

1. Providing HEROES in the form of great coaches
2. Teaching students to choose a life of honor

We are serious about students doing two things:

1. Becoming the best version of themselves by taking intentional steps to get there.
2. Having fun while doing this!

For more information about this program which will begin in October 2018, contact Lisa Wells in the Parent Center at 678-245-3417 or at lisa_wells@gwinnett.k12.ga.us

Sponsors: A Winkeljohn & A Howard
Day and Time: 1st/3rd Friday Advisement 9:30 AM
Location: Mrs. Winkeljohn's room

This club's mission is to promote environmental education, awareness, and action! Students have the opportunity to participate in various activities such as collecting recyclables, projects, and much more! Radloff's Environmental Club is recognized as a "Taking Action" school by the Gwinnett Green and Healthy Schools Program.

Sponsors: Dr. Jackson, A Gilenson
Day and Time: 1st Tuesday of the month  4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Location: Media Center

Sponsor: Coach Young, D Stowe, T Galgal, A Philpot, V Johnson, S Henson, L Wells, L Harsh, W Dail, J Scharnell, B Zickefoose, K Merrihew, A Stewart
Day and Time: Tuesday/Thursday 4:30 PM
Location: Raider Gym

Running club for students to provide opportunity to work as team, build positive relationships, and to build self-esteem while having fun.

Girls on the run is for female students only. First 15 girls to register with proof of health insurance.
Radloff Road Runners is for all students. First 20 students to register with proof of health insurance. 

Sponsors: L Wells, L Perez
Day and Time: Before Teacher/Parent Conferences - 9:30 AM
Location: Parent Center - Room 1.154

The club seeks to provide hands-on real-life interpreting training  in a supervised environment, providing and allowing student interpreters to assist teachers.

Students in 7th and 8th grade will be recommended by prior year teachers and receive training on assisting our parents and teachers during Parent/Teacher conference dates and throughout the school year.

Sponsor: M Gravely
Day and Time: Tuesday 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Gravely's room

The purpose is to inspire innovation and creativity among students.

Sponsors: Colonel Quick
Day and Time: Tuesday/Thursday - Times TBD
Location: Quick's Room

The mission of Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Junior Leadership Corps program is to develop the inborn leadership ability of the student. Through this development students will learn to become successful students, achieve academic goals, and be successful and productive members of their school and community.

Sponsor: T Drayton, A Montgomery
Day and Time: 1st Wednesday of the month 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Montgomery's room

Achievement—recognizing and honoring high academic achievement; Character—preparing young people for life and empowering them to be successful; Leadership—developing the leaders of tomorrow; and Service—demonstrating our motto:  Let Us Lead by Serving Others.  Membership is by invitation based on GPA and teacher recommendation.

Sponsor: M James, P Germano
Day and Time: Tuesday 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: James' room

Math Counts is a club for students who are passionate about math and enjoy solving challenging math problems. We will have a school-wide competition in December or January and attend the chapter competition to compete with other schools. Cost $12.50 for competition.

Sponsors: I Kennel
Day and Time: Thursday 8:00 AM
Location: Chorus Room

This club's mission is to support and promote choral performance.

Sponsors: E Flaaen, G Maxie
Day and Time: As needed
Location: Counselor's Office

Sponsors: W Dail, B Zickefoose, A Winkeljohn
Day and Time: Tuesday, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Makers Lab

Radloff Robotics FLL is a competition robotics team that participates in First Lego League. In early fall, FLL releases a Challenge, which is based on a real-world scientific topic.

Each Challenge has three parts: the Robot Game, the Project, and the FLL Core Values. Teams of up to ten students, with at least one adult coach, participate in the Challenge by programming an autonomous robot to score points on a themed playing field (Robot Game), developing a solution to a problem they have identified (Project), all guided by the FLL Core Values. Teams may then attend an official tournament, hosted by one of our FIRST LEGO League Partners.

Sponsors: M James, C Davis-Thorpe
Day and Time: Thursday, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: James' room

Students will be selected based on teacher recommendations. 

Vision
To serve, add value, and help lead Radloff Middle School to become a world class school, preparing students to be successful in college and career

Mission
To develop student leaders who embrace the function of leadership throughout Radloff Middle and the surrounding community by helping to shape a positive culture of high performance

Leadership Learning Sessions
7 Habits of Highly Successful People, LeaderNext Curriculum Sessions, Everyday Leadership Curriculum, Book Study, Guest Speakers

Potential Activities
Mentoring / Tutoring Program, Solving Student Concerns @ School, Community Service, New Student Orientation, Volunteerism, Adding Value to Others, Field Trips

Adds Value
We will be looking to actively support and help Louise Radloff Middle School, other clubs, our community, and Gwinnett County

Benefits
Better Grades and Study Skills, Improved Leadership Skills, Problem-Solving Skills, Collaboration, Team Leadership, Positive Attitude, Increased Likelihood of Post-secondary Success, More Involvement in Extracurricular Activities, Higher Commitment to Community

Sponsors: S Craig
Day and Time: Monday - Friday, 8:50 AM
Location: Media Center

To promote enthusiasm for reporting school news in a telecast. Students will need to fill out an application to be considered for the Raider Review team.

Sponsor: B Clark, J Jang
Day and Time: Tuesdays 8:15 AM
Location: Jang's room

To promote enthusiasm for reading in a positive environment. Students will participate in the Gwinnett County Readers Rally competition.

Sponsor: W Dail, K Washington-Walker, J Scharnell
Day and Time: Tuesday 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Dail/Scharnell Room

Science Olympiad is a nationally recognized program designed to enhance student's interest in science. Teams consist of 15 students. They compete in 23 different events. Cost $10 dues and possible additional fees for competitions.

Sponsor: S Prater
Day and Times: last Friday each month Advisement 
Location: Art Room

Students from the STeAM academy will be given the opportunity to work on STeAM related art projects.

Sponsor: D Cunningham
Day and Time: Tuesday 8:00 AM 
Location: Cunningham's room

Student Council is a leadership and service organization. Representatives are elected to Student Council from each team, at all three grade levels. Student Council Representatives participate in community service and  leadership initiatives throughout the school year. The mission of Student Council is that all student be heard, be involved and be Proud to be a Radloff Raider.

Sponsor: F Alexander, M Brown
Day and Time: 1st Wednesday of the  month 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Alexander's  room

Students will create the LRMS 2017-2018 Yearbook.

Sponsor: A Montgomery
Day and Times: 1st Wednesday of the month 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Montgomery's room

This club is designed  to bring the workings of the Georgia state government alive to students. Students are given an opportunity to discuss current state issues with state administrators, elected officials, and students throughout the state.

All Grades

Coach: S Davis; Assistant Coach: D Polk, C Davis-Thorpe
Step Team is open to 6th, 7th, and 8th graders to try-out . Try-outs are held in early September. Step Team performs at all home basketball games and special events for the school.
Practice: TBD
Location: TBD

All Grades

Coach: A Beck
The Pep Squad will support the cheerleaders in motivating the players and crowd. 
Practice: Monday 4:30 PM
Location: Raider Gym

All Grades

Coach: A DeBerry; Assistant Coach: E Harvey
Dance Team is open to 6th, 7th, and 8th graders to try-out . Try-outs are held in late April or Early May. Dance Team performs at home basketball games and special events. Cost $150. 
Practice dates/times TBD. 
Location: TBD

Boys Basketball - Coach: Nathan Martin ; Assistant Coach: Ronnie Crews
Practice: M- Th 4:30 PM 
Location: Raider Gym

Coach: Annalisa Beck;
Assistant Coaches: Kristen Davis, Tesmeen Galgal, Brya Williams and Nichole Cash
The LRMS cheerleaders perform at basketball games and pep rallies to encourage school spirit/help lead the raiders to victories.
Practice: Tues/Thurs 4:30 PM
Location: Radloff Gym

Coach: Jessica Hernandez ; Assistant Coaches: Bridgette Fordham, Demetrius Polk
Practice: M-Th 4:30 PM
Location: Radloff Gym

All Grades

Tuesday 8:15 AM - Indoor Soccer - Coach Crews
Tuesday/Thursday 4:30 PM-Radloff Runners- Coach Young
Friday 8:15 AM- Basketball - Coach Martin

Location: Raider Gym

The intramural program is a FREE program available to ALL 6th, 7th and 8th grade students taking place in the fall and spring. The program is designed to: get students physically active and ready to learn before school starts, build cooperation and community spirit, and leverage physical activity to enhance student achievement.