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How do I start a club at my high school?

Hi guys! I'm a junior and I want to start a club at my high school related to one of my passions. I think it would be a great addition to my college application, but I'm not sure how to go about starting one. Any advice? Thanks in advance!

11 months ago

Hi there! It's great to hear that you want to start a club related to your passion. Not only can this be a valuable addition to your college applications, but it can also be a fun and rewarding experience for you and your fellow students. Here are some steps to help you get started:

1. Identify your club's purpose and goals: Be clear about what you want to achieve with your club and how it will benefit the school community.

2. Get approval from your school administration: Speak with your school's administration or activities coordinator about the process for starting a new club. They may have specific guidelines or requirements you need to follow.

3. Find a faculty advisor: Most schools require clubs to have a faculty advisor. Look for a teacher or staff member who shares your passion and would be willing to support your club.

4. Recruit members: Create promotional materials, such as flyers or announcements, to spread the word about your club and attract interested students.

5. Plan and hold regular meetings: Once you have a group of interested members, start organizing meetings where you can discuss club activities, plan events, and work together toward your club's goals.

Best of luck with starting your club!

11 months ago

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