East Forsyth High School - Clubs

Clubs

East Forsyth High School has many opportunities when it comes to after-school (and in some cases, before-school) clubs. Some of the clubs available to students are listed below.

  • Crosby Scholars
  • Marching Band
  • Latin Club (Junior Classical League)
  • Eaglettes (dance team)
  • National Honor Society (NHS)
  • Academic Teams which include
    • English Academic Team
    • General Knowledge Academic Team
    • Mathematics Academic Team
    • Science Academic Team
    • Social Studies Academic Team
  • Future Teachers of America (FTA)
  • Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
  • Teenage Republicans
  • Young Democrats
  • Key Club
  • Spanish Club
  • Freshman Deans
  • Sophomore Deans
  • Junior Deans
  • Senior Deans
  • Senior Men Excelling in Life and Leadership (SMELL)
  • Caprice and Madrigals (chorus clubs)
  • Drama Club
  • Gospel Choir
  • Junior Civitan
  • Girls' Service Club
  • Frisbee Club
  • Ping-pong club
  • Tree Club
  • Senior Girls Club

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