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2026-27 Club List
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Club NameDescriptionAdvisorMtg BlockMtg LocationMtg Frequency
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A Cappella ClubA Cappella Club is an auditioned ensemble that makes music using only voices. We cover music from Lizzy McAlpine to Harry Styles!FultonAfter school B147Mon & Fri
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Academic TeamAcademic Team is a fun, competitive club where students can test their knowledge in a variety of subjects! Work with teammates, learn new things, and compete in academic competitions while building teamwork and quick-thinking skills. No experience is necessary, just bring your curiosity and love of learning!GarlitzAfter School242After school, Tuesdays and Thursdays during Academic Team Season. Matches on Fridays
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African Student UnionThe purpose of this club is to provide students with African ancestry a place to celebrate and honor their cultural heritage with the student body.Vega / Dorsey1201Every club day
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American Red Cross ClubWork directly with the American Red Cross to coordinate various initiatives right here at FHS. We plan a blood drive, holiday cards to deployed service members, fundraise for vaccines in other countries, and more!Paulson1337Every club day
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Asian Pacific American Student Alliance (APA Club)We are a diverse community dedicated to celebrating the rich cultures, traditions, and histories of Asia and the Pacific Islands. Our Club is a place for members to connect, learn, and share their unique experiences while fostering a sense of unity and belonging. Through cultural events, discussions, and exciting activities, we aim to promote understanding and appreciation of this incredibly diverse and dynamic region. Join us as we explore the beauty and diversity of Asia and the Pacific Islands, and come together to create lasting friendships and unforgettable memories.Arnold / Tressa1Room 216Once per month/1st club meeting
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ASL ClubEvans4222Every other club day
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Best BuddiesBest Buddies builds friendships between people with and without disabilites, offering social mentoring while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion.Miller1A1361st club day of month
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Bethel Christian FellowshipThrough our mission - Leading Students to Christ and preparing them to become reliable men and women that God can entrust with His Word for the next generation - Bethel Campus Fellowship (BCF) has become the perfect place for you to come and become a disciple.Dorsey3334One day per week after school
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Black Student Union (BSU)To stimulate the intellectual growth and cultural enrichment of Frederick High School by giving the black students attending a safe space to grow together. We will achieve this through mentoring, community service, celebrating black culture and an emphasis on higher education- namely HBCUs.Massey1Auditorium9/4
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Cadet Collective Leadership & Mentorship Program (CCLMP)Cadet Collective develops diverse, dedicated student leaders who intentionally invest in others through mentorship, purposeful leadership, and a lasting cycle of impact across schools and communities. Students develop their leadership through traditional and peer mentorship, receiving guidance from community partners and, in turn, mentoring middle school students through engaging, hands-on experiences.Massey1Media Center9/17
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Cadet Robotics ClubEach year, we design and build a robot—at least four feet tall—from scratch to meet the goals of a game revealed in January. We have 6–8 weeks to build it according to the specifications, then compete in two DMV-area events in March and April. In the off-season, we focus on planning, engineering skills, OnShape CAD, and programming.CookeAfterschool113 and 1171 time a week. It will be daily when busy season starts in January
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Cadets LeadCadets Lead is a student athlete leadership group. Group members are chosen by Coach Hammond, Coach Morris and the coaches at FHS. Student athletes in the club work to strengthen their leadership skills through various activities and participation in acts of service throughout the FHS community.Hammond / Morris4Main gym1x per moth
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Ceramics ClubTo provide students who may not be in ceramics class the opportunity to try clay and for current students to explore their interests in the studio.McCarron2110club days
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Chess ClubJoin fellow students to play and discuss chess.Mr. Cramer1314club days
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Computer Science Honor SocietyOur Honor Society strives to reach students and the community. The goal is to encourage interests in CS, Technology and STEM through collaboration between Elementary School through High School with interactive field trips.Cooke21131 day a month could be 2 if we are planning for school STEM events
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Eco ServicesEco-Services creates opportunities to improve the school's environmental impact through many different projects throughout the year. Join us to help FHS to be more environmentally conscious! We plan the recycling competition, Earth Week, managing the Cadet Closet to reduce clothing waste, managing the share table to reduce food waste, and campus and stream cleanups throughout the school year! We need your help to make our school more sustainable! Paulson1337Every club day, opportunities after school
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EnvirothonDo you love the outdoors, science, and a little friendly competition? Envirothon is an action-packed, hands-on environmental challenge where you’ll explore forestry, wildlife, aquatics, soils, and current environmental issues—and compete against other schools to show off your skills! Learn from experts, get outside, and make a real impact for the planet… all while having fun with friends.
Adventure + Science + Teamwork = Envirothon!		KiddAfter School345Weekly
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Fandom & Hobby ClubCalling all nerds, geeks, weebs, and k-pop stans! This club is for all things fandom and hobby related including media like anime and k-pop and table-top gaming like Dungeons and Dragons and Magic: The Gathering. Join us to make friends, play games, draw pictures, watch anime, and learn new things!Manos2320Club days
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FBLAFuture Business Leaders of AmericaChurchill / Allen4230Monthly / 3rd week
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FCA - Leadership Training ClubA club where student-athletes learn how to combine their sports and faith; and, gain leadership skills in and outside of their sports.Wiley1318Monthly/first club day of month
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FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)Fellowship of Christian Athletes club is an organization that supports student athletes by combining their sport(s) with their faith.Wiley/Wade1CafeteriaMonthly/last club day of month
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FFAFFA (formerly Future Farmers of America) is a leadership, career, and community service organization for students interested in agriculture and related fields. It’s not just about farming — FFA members learn skills in areas like animal science, plant science, agribusiness, technology, and public speaking. Through competitions, hands-on projects, and community involvement, FFA helps students prepare for future careers while building confidence, teamwork, and leadership abilities.Sentelle / Stonebraker2nd Block120once a month (2nd meeting time)
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FFA Officers***This is only for current FFA officersSentelle / Stonebraker2nd block120once a month (1st meeting time)
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FHS BattalionsThe Frederick High Battalions is a student-led school spirit organization designed to increase student engagement, pride, and positive support at Frederick High School athletic events. The group will help organize and lead the student section by promoting school spirit, coordinating themes and cheers, and encouraging students to support FHS teams in a fun, energetic, and respectful manner. Student leaders, including a Battalion Captain, will work with the club advisor to create a welcoming environment that builds community and strengthens the connection between students, athletics, and the school.Ferguson, Wallace, Sonnefeld2nd blockCafeFirst and last club day of every month
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Freshman Class9th grade students will meet to organize class events including homecoming, fundraising, volunteer and social activities.Canja / RyanAlternate B1 AND B2Canja: 332Every club day before homecoming / once a month afterBl 1 - room 332 for 9/4 club day
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Gardening ClubMeet with fellow students who enjoy gardening and beautify the FHS campus.NystromAfter schoolTBATBA
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Hearts and CraftsHearts and Crafts is a club that focuses on learning and creating crafts to benefit others. Most projects will be donated to assisted living facilities, nursing homes, or hospitals.Lokos1328all club days
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Hispanic and Latino Students AssociationThe Hispanic and Latino Students Association is dedicated to celebrating and sharing the rich diversity of Hispanic and Latino cultures through engaging educational experiences. Our mission is to foster cross-cultural understanding while preserving and honoring our ancestral traditions, ensuring they're shared authentically and accessibly with people from all backgrounds.Fonseca / Holness1238all club days
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History ClubThis is a general history club for discussing historical events and time periods. Members may do history-themed crafts like dioramas or letter writing, play trivia games, watch history videos, talk about historical scenarios, and more. This is not the same as National History Day.Cleary2303Club days
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HOSA - Future Healthcare ProfessionalsDo you want to work in healthcare one day? The HOSA club focuses on preparing students interested in healthcare careers by providing educational opportunities, leadership development, and practical experience through activities, competitions, and community service. There is a $25 annual dues to become a member and we will compete against other HOSA chapters in our Frederick community.PaulsonAfter school 2:30-3:30337Monthly (day of the week TBD)
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JournalismThis club is responsible for helping to run the school newspaper, The High Flier. We are looking for people interested in writing articles, taking photos, and even editing peers' articles. This is a great opportunity for a boost in college applications and resumes!!M Scott23381X per month - 2nd meeting of the month only
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Junior ClassFor juniors interested in promoting school spirit and continuing the traditons of FHS while creating new ones for their class. Members work on Homecoming spirit days, fundraising for their class, encourage class comradarie all while learning leadership skills. Garlitz/ Templeton2Media CenterEvery club day (more often if possible during homecoming season)
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LGBTQ+ ClubKids who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community come together and offer support to each other and other classmates, bring awareness to the issues that people in our community face, and do service projects to increase visibility of queer people in our city. Miller1A136Every other club daymeet 2nd club day
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Mock TrialA mock trial is a simulated courtroom proceeding where participants act as lawyers and witnesses to argue a fictional legal case. It's an educational exercise, often competitive, that allows students to practice trial skills, legal procedures, and courtroom etiquette in a safe, controlled environment.Ketrow / Warren43062x per week After School; Competitons begin in January
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Model UNModel United Nations (MUN) is a simulation of the United Nations where participants role-play as diplomats, researching and debating global issues, and working towards solutions through negotiation and the drafting of resolutions. It's a student-led learning experience that fosters public speaking, critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Participants represent different countries, learning about diverse perspectives and the complexities of international relations.Donmoyer33012 times a month first semester
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MSO Maryland Science OlympiadIf you love STEM, working in a team, solving problems, hands on science experiences and competition! Science Olympiad is the club for you.Mannick3rd Fall335Every Club Meeting
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Multilingual and Multicultural ClubThe goal of the Multicultural and Multilingual Club is to replace the snap judgements of stereotyping with genuine connections. Our club brings individuals together from all backgrounds to share their unique heritages, practice diverse language and build a community where everyone is seen for who they really are. Join us to share your story, learn new languages and share your thoughts to create a harmonious and educated space.Webb2338club days
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National History DayNational History Day (NHD) is an annual educational program that engages high school students in historical research and presentation. The students will choose a historical topic related to an annual theme and conduct extensive research using primary and secondary sources to create original presentations.ClearyAfter School303As Needed
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National Honor SocietyNational Honor Society is a service organization open to FHS juniors and seniors with a weighted GPA of at least 3.5. Eligible students will be invited to apply on Schoology.Adkins & SentelleAfter school232Monthly
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National Technical Honor SocietyNational Technical Honor Society is open to Juniors and Seniors who have been accepted based on meeting certain criteria. Cumulative GPA of 3.0.
Completed 2 classes in a CTE completer area. Earning a grade of B or higher for each course. Satisfactory discipline record. 		Allen & Baier 4th Blk Fall 2nd Blk Spring230Every Club Meeting
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National English Honor SocietyNational English Honor Society. This club is ONLY open to Jrs and Srs. You must have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher and an English GPA of 3.5 or higher. You can express interest in the club now, but official applications will be made available later this fall. You must be accepted to remain in the club.M Scott / TGAfter school338Monthly
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No Place for HateNo Place for Hate is a program and framework designed to create inclusive and respectful school environments by addressing bias, bullying, and hatred. It empowers students, educators, and families to build a school culture where all students feel a sense of belonging and can thrive. The program is offered by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and is free for schools. We will have events throughout the year including International Night.Ryan2310monthly (1st week)
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Rocketry ClubThe Model Rocketry Club is a new, student-led STEM based club that works on creating and launching (off-site) model rockets, following aerospace-related news, and working towards National Association of Rocketry certifications for interested students. All students welcome!NystromAfter school235weekly
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Science National Honor SocietyPassionate about science? Ready to challenge yourself and inspire others? SNHS is for students who want to dive deeper into scientific learning, lead exciting projects, connect with like-minded peers, and make a difference in our school and community. Earn recognition for your achievements, explore cutting-edge science, and show the world your passion for discovery.
Explore. Lead. Achieve.		Kidd23451st Club Day
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Senior Class ExecMembers of the class of 2026 who are interested in participating will actively assist Executive Officers in planning, organizing, and executing various school-sponsored activities/events. These activities/events include tailgates for athletic games, homecoming, prom, senior sunrise/sunset, senior t-shirt designs, and more! These seniors MUST sign up for this club. Other senior class members can attend after school hoco deocrationg, etcWiley / Pfeil4Media Centermonthly (1st week)
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Senior Class OfficersSenior class officers (the 5 officers only- no one else can sign up, just adding it for documentation purposes) will meet to vote and decide on upcoming Senior class activities.Wiley / PfeilMon, 7am318weekly
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Ski ClubBuilding student confidence and teaching healthy lifestyle choices through the life skill sport of Skiing.Churchill4244monthly (1st week)
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Sophomore ClassSophomore students will meet to organize class events including homecoming, fundraising, volunteer and social activities.M Scott / Ketrow2nd-1st meeting of month / 4th - 2nd meeting of month338/306Both club meetings in the month then 1x per month after October
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Spanish Honor SocietyFor inducted members only - service oriented, fundraising, cultural/language activitiesLane/Wade2236Monthly
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Spikeball ClubSpikeball club is for anyone who has played spikeball before or is interested in learning. We will have competitive games and tournaments, if you have a spikeball set please bring it to share!Poska12021st club day of each month
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Student Government Association (SGA)Participate in organizing school-wide activites and promoting school spirit.Underwood4Cafeteria2x Sept/Oct., 1x after Hoco
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Tri-M Music Honor SocietyThe nationally recognized honor society for student musicians who have completed at least one music ensemble (Band, Orchestra, or Choir) at Frederick High School. Application required.Speir / Fulton1B158Club days
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Ultimate FrisbeeA club for boys and girls to learn and play the field sport of ultimate frisbee.Lauffer1Lower fieldFair weather club days
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We the PeopleWe the People is an interactive civic education program
where students explore the Constitution, current issues,
and the principles of American government. Students work
as a team to prepare for simulated congressional hearings,
where they present their ideas and respond to challenging
questions from a panel of judges.		KetrowAfter School306As needed
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Youth for ChristOur vision is to see God transform the lives of young people from under-resourced neighborhoods and to empower them to change their community for Christ Barbe2305Every club day
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Youth Climate InstituteReady to be a leader for our planet? The Youth Climate Institute is your chance to dive into the science, solutions, and action behind climate change. You’ll meet inspiring experts, explore real-world environmental challenges, and earn certification as a Climate Ambassador—all while building skills that make your college and job applications shine. Make friends. Make change. Make the future.Kidd2345After school if enough students are interested/available
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