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Staying Involved
There’s more to senior year than classes
Organized activities can be a great influence on the senior experience. They
offer different perspectives and the ability to learn and master a variety
of skills. For some seniors, being involved in too many things can be very
stressful. Be sure to strike that balance and stick to organizations that
are really important.
Most families recognize the value for their seniors to get involved in the
school, their place of worship, a volunteer organization, work, athletics,
academic or social clubs. If you don’t know where to go, ask the school
for a list of activities and volunteer opportunities. You may be amazed what
a variety there is to choose from.
Your school may offer the following types of activities:
- Art club
- Campus Ministry
- Colorguard
- DECA/BPA (Business Professionals of America)
- Diversity club
- Drama club
- Environmental club
- Graduation planning committee
- Language clubs
- Music: bands and choirs
- Musical or Plays
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- Newspaper
- Peer Counselors
- Prom committee
- SADD, Students Against Drunk Driving
- Scholastic groups
- Speech
- Sports competitive teams or intramural
- Student government
- Volunteer organizations
- Women’s/men’s groups
- Yearbook committee
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