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Fishers High School Clubs & Activities

  • Dance Team (has won National Championships in 2009 and in 2011 and 2012, as a combined team with Hamilton Southeastern called "Fishers Fusion", as well as placing in the top 3 in State in 2008, 2009 and 2010)
  • Spanish Club
  • French Club
  • German Club
  • Japanese Club
  • Key Club
  • Anime Club
  • RPG Club
  • Guitar Club
  • Student Council
  • Interact Club
  • Sit N' Knit Club
  • Model United Nations
  • Academic Team (Quiz Bowl, Spell Bowl, Super Bowl)
  • Speech Team
  • Harry Potter Club
  • Destination Imagination
  • International Thespian Society
  • Math Club/Team
  • National Honor Society
  • Quill and Scroll
  • American Sign Language Club
  • Nintendo Club
  • Art Club
  • Best Buddies
  • DECA
  • Drama Club
  • Fellowship of Christian Athletes
  • Film Club
  • FFA
  • High School Literary Magazine
  • Recycling Club
  • Ski and Snowboard Club
  • Spirit Club
  • Step Club
  • Student Venture
  • Campus Life
  • We the People
  • Write Life Poetry Club
  • fall/Winter Guard

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