Fallston High recently held its annual club rush to feature different clubs we offer here at FHS. Whether you’re interested in STEM, fashion, activism or community service, chances are there’s a club for you. Here’s a dive into some of the clubs offered at our school.
Cougar Closet:
Cougar Closet is a creative extension of our school newspaper, The Print, dedicated entirely to pop culture and fashion trends. Members have the freedom to explore their interests by writing magazine-style articles, modeling, photographing, editing, and designing eye-catching covers for each feature. Led by seniors Brynn Seymour and Matilda Blouin, Cougar Closet offers a low-commitment opportunity to get involved, meeting just once a month and publishing new content about once per season.
Remind: text @fhscoug to 81010
Instagram: @fhscougarcloset
Service Club:
Looking for an opportunity to earn service hours? Fallston’s service club provides its members with many opportunities to earn service hours each year by assisting others in our community and completing various jobs.
Remind: @668af4g
Instagram: @fhsservice_club
Girl Up:
Girl Up is a youth-led global movement founded by the United Nations Foundation that empowers young people to become changemakers for gender equality. The organization offers valuable opportunities to develop leadership skills, gain advocacy experience, and earn service hours. Fallston High’s own Girl Up club made a strong impact in 2021, winning a fundraising award and successfully meeting goals for both the Global 5K and the HarCo Women’s Drive. This year, club president Madelynn Lorden is seeking new officers, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary, to help in Fallston’s fundraising efforts and bring fresh energy to the club’s mission. Girl Up plans to meet every other Tuesday with its first meeting on October 14th in room 115.
Remind: @hh2d368
Instagram: @fhsgirl.up
Green School Club:
The Green School Club, led by president Maddy Burch, is dedicated to promoting sustainability within the Fallston community. As part of the Maryland Green School initiative, members work to reduce their carbon footprint, conserve resources, and raise environmental awareness through hands-on projects and service activities. The club’s first interest meeting will be held on October 24th at 7 a.m. Upcoming events include decorating birdhouses, creating UV bracelets, and making reusable T-shirt bags, and more fun, creative ways to support a greener future.
Remind: Text @fhsgreen26 to 81010
Instagram: @fallstongreenschool
World Language Clubs
Fallston High School offers three world languages—Spanish, French, and German—and each comes with its own vibrant club open to all students. Whether you’re studying the language or simply curious about the culture, you’re welcome to join the Spanish Club, French Club, or German Club—or even all three! Each club dives into the unique traditions, customs, and lifestyles of its language-speaking regions through fun, hands-on activities. Members enjoy events like cooking and tasting cultural dishes, playing themed games, and celebrating international holidays. Best of all, no language class enrollment is required—just bring your curiosity and enthusiasm!
Spanish Club- Instagram: @fhs.spanishclub2026 and Remind: text @fhssc26 to 81010
French Club- Remind: text @frenchy26 to 81010
German Club- Instagram: @germanclub_fhs and Remind: cfg86h6
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA):
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) brings together student-athletes and students of faith to connect through both spirituality and sport. The group meets every Wednesday morning at 7:05 a.m. in Room 215 for prayer, fellowship, and donuts. Beyond weekly meetings, FCA also hosts monthly Bible studies at United Methodist Church and Saint Mark’s Church, offering additional opportunities for reflection, community, and growth.
Remind: 4ce28e
Instagram: @fallstonfca
Future Professions Clubs:
Fallston High School proudly supports career-focused clubs that help students explore their futures, including Educators Rising and Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA).
Educators Rising – led by seniors Kennedy Karcher, Ava Buddenbohn, Ruby Reddel, and Adeline Bogert – is designed for students interested in pursuing a career in education. Members gain hands-on experience by working directly in classrooms, learning how to create lesson plans, and even competing against other schools in teaching-related events. The club meets once a month and welcomes anyone eager to get a head start on college and a future in teaching. (Instagram: @fhseducators)
HOSA is a student-led organization focused on preparing future health professionals in their careers. It offers opportunities for leadership, service, and skill development. Members gain these skills through different competitions and events by displaying their knowledge in different health related fields. Events such as health science tests like medical terminology and anatomy, to hands-on skills like CPR, sports medicine, and nursing assisting. HOSA offers workshops that give students the opportunity to build practical skills, learn about health careers, and strengthen leadership abilities. (Instagram: @fallstonhshosa)
