The annual High School Clubs Fair took place Sept. 8 in the Family Farmer Gym, featuring over 75 clubs. Students browsed the tables to learn about each club’s mission and goals.
Rowan Hamilton (’26), leader of the Empowering Women’s Education Worldwide club, explains her club’s purpose to a student at her stand Sept. 8.
Hamilton said her club’s goal is to bring students together to advocate for women’s access to education by running charity bake sales and other fundraising events.
“You’re able to help women and work with people who have similar mindsets to you to create real change that is lasting,” Hamilton said. “We’ll be able to connect with those girls in Jordan and Indonesia and get a wider perspective on the world and what’s going on.”
Rowan Hamilton (’26), leader of the Empowering Women’s Education Worldwide club, explains her club’s purpose to a student at her stand Sept. 8.
Hamilton said her club’s goal is to bring students together to advocate for women’s access to education by running charity bake sales and other fundraising events.
“You’re able to help women and work with people who have similar mindsets to you to create real change that is lasting,” Hamilton said. “We’ll be able to connect with those girls in Jordan and Indonesia and get a wider perspective on the world and what’s going on.”
Sophia Bateman (’25) is the Lead Features Editor for The Standard. She joined the newspaper as a staff writer in Grade 9 because she admired collaboration among the staff and wanted a platform to express her voice. Outside of journalism, Bateman leads the Student Ambassador program and enjoys computer science.