New Glarus Students Explore Activities at School Fair

Middle and high school students explored athletics, clubs, service, leadership, academics and the arts during a Sept. 4 Activity Fair designed to help them find new interests and become more involved in the New Glarus school community.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
New Glarus Students Explore Activities at School Fair

New Glarus High School welcomed middle and high school students to an Activity Fair on Friday, Sept. 4, giving them an opportunity to explore extracurricular activities available during the 2026-27 school year.

Representatives from New Glarus High School athletics, clubs and other activities hosted tables where students could ask questions, learn what each organization offers and sign up to participate.

The fair included opportunities connected to athletics, service, leadership, academics and the arts, along with other extracurricular interests.

School officials said the event was intended to help students discover new interests, meet peers and find places where they can contribute and build relationships.

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