High school is a great time to explore new interests and hobbies, make new friends, and build skills that can help you succeed in the future. One of the best ways to do all of these things is to join a club. High school clubs are a great way to meet like-minded people, learn new skills, and explore your interests outside of the classroom.

But what if the club you want doesn't exist at your school? Starting a club can be a daunting task, but it's also a great opportunity to take charge and create something you're passionate about. In this blog post, we'll share 51 ideas to help you get started with your own high school club.

List of Club Ideas for your High School

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1. Book Club: Gather a group of book lovers and discuss a new book each month.

2. Debate Club: Engage in debates on current events and controversial topics.

3. Environmental Club: Promote environmental sustainability and take action to protect the planet.

4. Art Club: Create art, share your work, and collaborate with other artists.

5. Chess Club: Play chess and compete with other students.

6. Coding Club: Learn how to code and create your own projects.

7. Drama Club: Act, direct, and produce plays and performances.

8. Fashion Club: Discuss fashion trends, design clothes, and organize fashion shows.

9. Film Club: Watch and analyze films, and create your own short movies.

10. Food Club: Explore different cuisines and recipes, and cook together.

11. Foreign Language Club: Practice and learn new languages with other students.

12. Gaming Club: Play and discuss video games.

13. Gender and Sexuality Alliance Club: Support and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community.

14. History Club: Learn and discuss history topics and events.

15. Human Rights Club: Promote human rights and take action against social injustice.

16. Journalism Club: Write and publish articles, create a school newspaper, and learn about journalism ethics.

17. Math Club: Solve math problems and compete in math competitions.

18. Music Club: Play music, sing, and perform.

19. National Honor Society: Recognize and promote academic achievement and leadership.

20. Photography Club: Take photos, edit them, and share your work.

21. Political Science Club: Discuss politics and government, and organize political events.

22. Robotics Club: Build and program robots, and compete in robotics competitions.

23. Science Club: Conduct experiments and research, and explore scientific topics.

24. Social Justice Club: Advocate for social justice and organize events to raise awareness.

25. Speech and Debate Club: Practice and compete in speech and debate competitions.

26. STEM Club: Explore science, technology, engineering, and math topics and careers.

27. Student Council: Represent the student body and organize school events.

28. Theatre Club: Learn about and create theatre productions.

29. Travel Club: Plan and organize trips and explore new places.

30. Video Production Club: Create videos and films and learn about video production techniques.

31. Volunteer Club: Volunteer in the community and organize service projects.

32. Yearbook Club: Create and publish the school yearbook.

33. Yoga Club: Practice yoga and mindfulness.

34. Astronomy Club: Explore the universe and learn about space.

35. Anime Club: Watch and discuss anime shows and movies.

36. Black Student Union: Support and advocate for Black students.

37. Business Club: Learn about business and entrepreneurship, and start your own business.

38. Creative Writing Club: Write and share your creative writing.

39. Current Events Club: Discuss and analyze current events and news.

40. Dance Club: Learn and perform dance routines.

41. Digital Art Club: Create digital art, edit photos, and design graphics.

42. Video Production Club: Create videos and films and learn about video production techniques.

43. Volunteer Club: Volunteer in the community and organize service projects.

44. Yearbook Club: Create and publish the school yearbook.

45. Yoga Club: Practice yoga and mindfulness.

46. Astronomy Club: Explore the universe and learn about space.

47. Black Student Union: Support and advocate for Black students.

48. Coding for Social Change: Learn how to code to create solutions for social issues.

49. Creative Art Writing: Learn and explore different forms of creative writing and art.

50. Chess for Change: A club that uses chess as a tool to teach problem-solving and decision-making skills to underserved communities.
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51. Culinary Arts Club: A club that focuses on exploring the world of culinary arts, trying different recipes

With Omella, your club can easily collect donations and raise funds. The platform offers various tools to help you set up a fundraiser, track donations, and share your campaign with your community.

In addition to fundraising, Omella also makes it easy to manage club forms and collect digital signatures from your club members. Whether it's permission slips, registration forms, or waivers, you can upload and share your forms with your members, who can easily fill them out and sign them online. This eliminates the need for paper forms and reduces the time and effort required to manage them, freeing up more time for your club's activities.

One of the biggest benefits of Omella is its user-friendly interface, which is designed to be easy for both club leaders and members to use. You can set up your account and start using the platform in minutes, without the need for any technical expertise or training. And once your club members join, they can easily access all of the forms and information they need, right from their mobile devices.