Clubs

Joining extracurricular clubs at Fulton High School offers students countless benefits that go beyond the classroom. These activities help students build strong friendships, improve communication skills, and create a true sense of community. Being involved in clubs also boosts motivation and time management, which can lead to better academic performance. Beyond schoolwork, students develop important life skills like leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving—skills that prepare them for success in college and their future careers. Plus, extracurriculars provide a supportive space for students to explore their passions, build confidence, and overcome challenges. Getting involved in clubs is a powerful way for students to grow, connect, and thrive throughout their high school journey. Fulton High School offers a unique set of extracurricular opportunities spread across a wide range of interests.

Comic and Manga Club

The Fulton Comic and Manga Club was founded in 2010 by Sandra Campbell and Keith Leonard. The club meets to discuss and create sequential art, create cosplay and enjoy being a part of the larger fandom community by participating in local comicons, including appearances in artist alley at Mag Comic Expo and volunteering at Fanboy Expo.

Comic Book Club meets on Fridays from 3:45 - 4:45 in room 318.

Faculty Advisor: Keith Leonard

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Environmental and Community Leaders Fellowship

The Environmental and Community Leaders Fellowship empowers young adults through outdoor opportunities in their communities. Through this program, fellows will:

Develop self-awareness, civic leadership skills, and a personal connection to nature during programs in Great Smoky Mountains National Park,
Apply their skills to planning and leading community events in urban green spaces,
Explore related careers and opportunities to be change-makers through mentorship from regional community leaders.

Each year, sophomores and juniors from Fulton High School are selected through an application process. Until they graduate, fellows will participate in varied programming designed to inspire each student to find their connection to nature and become community leaders. Participants engage in bi-monthly meetings in the urban green spaces of Knoxville, group exploration days throughout the region, and student-led environmental stewardship and education events for their local communities. Each year culminates in a 5-day trip where students live and learn in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Faculty Advisors: Kimberly Kennard and Douglas Graves

DECA

Calling all aspiring business leaders! If you are interested in standing out on college applications and resumes, join DECA. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools around the globe.

National DECA Website

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Kroeger (Room 216)

Equality Club

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a global sports ministry that aims to "lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church". Founded in 1954, FCA uses sports as a platform to share the gospel by engaging, equipping, and empowering coaches and athletes to influence others for Christ. The organization holds events like Camps and Fields of Faith, provides resources, and supports coaches and athletes in developing their spiritual growth and leadership skills within a supportive community.

FCA meets Thursday mornings in the Team Room. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Gardening Club

The Gardening Club meets on Mondays after school from 3:45 - 4:45 to work in the award-winning Fulton gardens. Students can learn about growing produce or flowers and earn community service hours for TNPromise and graduation.

Advisor: Karen Wilkinson

*The Fulton Gardens are now a Level 1 Arboretum. Visit the Fulton Arboretum and Garden page to learn more about all the plants and trees we're growing.

Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)

HOSA is a student led organization whose purpose is to allow students to develop various skill competencies through the health science education program. Our mission is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students, therefore, helping the student meet the needs of the health care community.

Faculty Advisors: April Brooks and Stephanie Anderson

Key Club

Key Club is an international student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. Members of Key Club are encouraged to provide service to the school and community. Please note, there is a $20.00 membership fee for Key Club.

Chartered in 1952, the Fulton Key Club has completed thousands of hours of community service with the Kentucky-Tennessee Key Club District. It is the oldest currently serving Key Club in Division 5A.

The group meets every Tuesday from 3:45 - 4:45 in Room 318.

Faulty Advisor: Keith Leonard

National Art Honor Society

National Art Honor Society is a student organization emphasizing art scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Members complete art-related community service projects to beautify and enhance our school and community.

Meetings are the first Monday of each month, 7:45-8:15, in Mrs. Martin's room (202). We meet at additional times for special projects as needed (Chalk Walk, Fantasy of Trees, etc.).

National Art Honor Society Website

Faculty Advisors: Tiffany Martin and Caitlin Seidler

National Honor Society

Fulton's Chapter of the National Honor Society is made up of a select group of students who portray the four pillars of the National Honor Society: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. In order to become a member, the students are sent an invitation once they have met the minimum G.P.A. of 3.3. From that point, the students are required to complete an application that includes: a letter of how they meet the four pillars, two letters of recommendation and the completed application. The advisory committee then reads the applications and votes on who becomes a member.

There are many reasons to be proud of our members, in that many of our members are involved in athletics, the marching band, and other clubs within the school. Our members are dedicated to making Fulton High School a school to be proud of.

Faculty Advisors: Kim Kelly and

ProjectU

projectU is a student-led group who work together to change the culture of Fulton High School for the positive. Students in this group take a leadership role promoting positivity through service, unity, inclusivity, and kindness. Members help think of creative ways to bring awareness to a variety of topics throughout our school and community. We aim to create a loving and accepting environment that students and staff look forward to coming to each day"

Faculty Advisor: Haley Smith

Project LIT

Project Lit Book Club meets on Wednesdays at 8 am in the Library Classroom. We create community one discussion at a time! Students and staff are welcome to join anytime! Best reason to join book club: I give you the book for free to keep forever! Next best reason to join book club: Students pick the books we will read!

Visit our page to learn what we're currently reading and our next meeting date. (We meet every other week) See Ms. Moore in the library for information or to get a copy of the book we're currently reading.

Faculty Advisors: Molly Moore and Charity Christiansen

Student Government Association

Student Government Association (SGA) seeks to transform students into leaders with their school, community, and world. Students in SGA help run the Pep Rallies, Spirit Weeks, campus beautification projects, and organize events to support the community. SGA is a great way to get involved in your school community and develop leadership skills. Join SGA today!

Faculty Advisors: David Wright and Jeremy Petrie

Tabletop Gaming

The Tabletop Gaming Club at Fulton High School welcomes all students & staff! Our club is designed to provide a space where members can increase their interpersonal skills through tabletop & role-playing games. Students will learn & develop key life skills, such as sportsmanship & conflict resolution, exercise their creativity, and grow their communication skills.

Faculty Advisor: Grace Pilo-Pais

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