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Activities fair highlights diverse range of student involvement options [photo gallery]

Activities fair highlights diverse range of student involvement options [photo gallery]

The Freshman Mentoring Program hosted its annual activities fair on Aug. 27. Over 35 student organizations and clubs were on-hand to showcase the school’s wide range of extracurriculars during lunch hours in the multi-purpose room.

The event, FMP coordinator, Mrs. Tara Pendleton said, aims to help students discover various opportunities available at Community.

“A lot of our students don’t know all the amazing things that we have available [or] the variety of things that we have available,” Pendleton said. “There’s pretty much a club or activity for almost every interest.”

The fair, Pendleton said, is one of her favorite days of the school year.

“You get to see a passion for so many different types of things,” she said. “It shows our diverse students.”

 

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