FAIRHOPE, Ala.—Fairhope High School will hold its annual Club Day on Tuesday, August 27, providing students with the opportunity to explore and join a variety of extracurricular activities. The event, to be held in the cafeteria lobby during all lunch waves, will feature over 30 clubs, ranging from academic and service organizations, to special interest and cultural groups.

Club Day is a meeting that allows students to discover new interests, connect with peers and engage with the school community beyond the classroom. It is a time for students to find their niche and develop leadership and personal skills.

“It’s a great community for students to learn what interests them, to try out different clubs and see what they like,” said Cammie Adams, school counselor. “It really is a perfect time for kids to find something to get plugged in here at Fairhope High School.”

A few well-loved clubs that will make an appearance are the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), the Robotics Club, the Environmental Club and the Drama Club. More recent additions this year will include the Baking Club and the Crochet Club, both of which are expected to attract significant interest from students.

Club presidents and members will staff booths, providing information and answering questions about their organizations.

Fairhope High School’s Club Day is an annual tradition that encourages student involvement and fosters a sense of community within the school. The event continues to grow each year, as new students come and bring their diverse interests and talents to the student body. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to find the perfect group to start off another year at FHS.