The annual club fair is back featuring over 40 different clubs and organizations. The overall goal for club fair is to get the students involved in a club, activity or organization.

“It gives you another outlet, lets you see students in different areas. You develop leadership skills, organizational skills, group activities; so I think that’s really good,” head counselor Lyn Brown said.

The club fair will be during En-Cor on Aug. 26 in the commons.

The clubs and organizations include: Asian Pop Culture, Art Club, Aviation Club, Business Professionals of America, Chemistry Club, Choir, Color Guard, Conservation Club, Dead Poets Society, Debate, DECA, DIY, Drama Club, ECO-Meet, Fellowship of Christian Students, Future Farmers of America, Feminist Club, Forensics, French Club, Friendship Club, Game Club, Gay Straight Alliance Club, German Club, Gifted/Special Ed-COOP, Girls on the Run, Interact Club, KAYS, Lit. Magazine, Math Madness, Multi-Cultural Club, National Art Honor Society, National Honor Society, Newsmag, Peer Helpers, Pep Club/Red Rage, Quill & Scroll, Rubik’s Cube Club, SADD, Scholars Bowl, Science Olympiad, Senior Advisory Board, Spanish Club, Student Council, Teens as Teachers, Thespians and Yearbook.