On Thursday, September 5, Elizabethtown Area High School hosted its annual Activities Fair, showcasing the wide range of extracurricular clubs and organizations available to students. With over 35 clubs and organizations participating, the fair provided an engaging platform for students to explore their interests, connect with peers, and get involved in activities beyond the classroom.

As part of the fair, clubs set up booths to share information about their missions, activities, and how students could join. This opportunity allowed students to learn about the diverse array of extracurricular options, ranging from academic and cultural clubs to service-oriented and recreational groups, all of which contribute to a well-rounded high school experience.

Among the many clubs represented were the Book Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Future Farmers of America, Roots and Shoots, Model UN, Newspaper Club, and Table Top Role Play Club, to name just a few. These organizations are part of the district’s Culture of Belonging initiative, which emphasizes creating inclusive and engaging environments for students to thrive.

Extracurricular involvement plays a vital role in enhancing students' high school experiences, offering opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, social interaction, and a strong sense of community. By participating in these activities, students can build meaningful connections, develop new skills, and foster a sense of belonging that will serve them both in and out of school.

Elizabethtown Area High School is committed to ensuring that every student has the chance to pursue their passions and feel supported in their journey. The annual Activities Fair is just one of the many ways the school fosters student engagement and encourages active participation in the school community.

Complete List of School Clubs and Organizations