Clubs & Activities

Sponsor: Mrs. Pamela Sampson

This club is open to all students who have the desire to help our handicapped students by offering friendship and support. Members are involved in school activities with the students as well as community events like the Special Olympics. The club meets monthly. This club was formally known as "FEC" (Friends of Exceptional Children).

Sponsor: Mr. Mykel Williams

First Priority is a non-denominational gathering of students leading in prayer and bible study. They meet every Wednesday morning before school in the Library Loft. There is no “membership” and everyone is welcome to attend.

Sponsors:  Mrs. Melody Early, Mrs. Maggie Cogle, and Mrs. Jamie Jones

Students must be in 7th or 8th grade to qualify.  Qualifications include an overall 3.5 GPA with no discipline record.  In addition to academics, students must also demonstrate character, leadership, service and citizenship attributes. If students have met the academic requirement and have no discipline record, the faculty then votes on membership.

Sponsor: Mrs. Cassagne and Mrs. Perry

7th and 8th Grade Peer Helpers are chosen based upon completed applications, 3 teacher recommendations, and a screening process. Peer Helpers may be involved in peer tutoring and mentoring. Peer Helpers are chosen in April/May each year, and are trained in August/September. Peer Helpers meet weekly during the school year. The Peer Helper Program is funded by the Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation.

Sponsor: Mrs. Blosser and Mrs. Babineaux

The Fairhope Middle Scholar’s Bowl Team competes in both Baldwin and Mobile Counties against other Middle Schools, answering questions on all topics of knowledge.  Students “audition” to join the team in the second week of the school year by taking a test of trivia type questions. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Alison Wittendorfer

This club is for students who are interested in creating an awareness of global environmental issues through education by becoming involved with efforts to help protect, conserve, preserve, and restore our local environment. Fairhope Middle School Environmental Club meets one Wednesday a month. Guest speakers are invited in to educate students on local environmental issues. Students use the engineering design process to demonstrate what they learn about our local environment.

Sponsors: Mrs. Ashley Lathan 

WHAT WE STAND FOR:

• Motto: Building leaders
• Vision: To develop competent, capable, caring leaders through the vehicle of service.

Join us on Tuesday mornings            If you are interested in

from 7:20-7:40 in the gym for           leading devotions, see Coach Hardman. 

a time of encouragement,                

devotion and fun. You don’t 

have to be an athlete to attend, 

ALL are welcome!

What is FBLA? FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. 
It is a professional student organization that is available in a majority of schools across America.

FBLA has three main aspects:

• Social- We get to know each other and have lots of fun
• Professional- We learn new things about business, attend conferences, and work on job skills.
• Community Service- We give back to the community that has given us so much.

What does FBLA do?

• Promote competent, aggressive business leadership.
• Understand American business enterprise
• Establish career goals.
• Encourage scholarship.
• Promote sound financial management.
• Develop character and self-confidence.
• Facilitate the transition from school to work.

The Fairhope Middle School Student Government (SGA) is a voice for students' academic and social interests. The SGA representatives serve as a liaison between the students, teachers, and administrators at Fairhope Middle School. Homerooms vote for their SGA representative, and meetings are held after school.