Extra Curriculars at FHS

  • Band

    The Fennville Band program is comprised of 6th Grade Beginning Band, 7th Grade Intermediate Band, 8th Grade Developed Band, High School Marching, Concert, and Jazz Bands. With over 160 students and growing, Fennville Bands offer a variety of learning experiences that enhance student's daily classroom experience at Fennville Public Schools. Follow our bands on Facebook @fennvillebands so you don't miss a performance!

    FHS Marching Band

  • Student Council

    The Fennville High School Student Council offers students a unique opportunity to learn about democracy and leadership while serving the student body. Grade level officers and representatives share classmates' ideas as well as their concerns with the council advisor, the principal, and teachers. The FHS Council supports local canned food drives, sponsors community blood drives, and raises money to purchase clothing, health, and beauty items for students in need. Additionally, the FHS Council sponsors Spirit Week for both Homecoming and Snowcoming, along with a variety of other student-led activities. 

  • Quiz Bowl

    Quiz bowl is an opportunity for students to test their knowledge on a wide range of topics.
    Students spend time preparing and practicing to compete against other SAC schools in this academic
    challenge. This is a great opportunity to further their learning while having a great time.

  • Ski Club

    Fennville High School and Middle School run a combined program for those students interested in hitting the slopes! Called the Snowhawks, the Fennville Ski Club provides students with a fun outdoor activity. The goal is to help first timers become beginners, beginners to become experienced, and the experienced to become skilled skiers.  The cost to join is $15 for your Ski Club Card, which then reduces the rental and lift ticket to only $30 each time students go.

    For more information, please contact Mr. Mark Gray at the middle school.

  • National Honor Society

    National Honor Society (NHS) membership has been the true mark of student achievement for over 100 years, but it goes far beyond a report card. By empowering, championing, and recognizing well-rounded students, NHS provides schools with a values-based framework to elevate a culture of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

    national honor society

    Students who meet the 4 pillars of the National Honor Society - Scholarship, Service, Leadership and Character, can be inducted into the Fennville High School Chapter of the National Honor Society.  

  • Choir

    The Fenntastics are a group of hard-working, talented students. They are a three-part, non-audition mixed choir who strive to sing a varied repertoire of music from the styles of Irving Berlin to Mozart. They participate in music festivals such as the Michigan School Vocal Music Association District Large festival and have opportunities for solos and small ensembles.  They perform yearly for the elementary students, sing a Fall concert, Winter Concert, Spring Concert and for MSVMA District Choral Festival. Fenntastics received an “Excellent” rating in 2014 and 2015. . They are very proud of their singing and sight-reading skills. Admission to their concerts are always free. 

    The Chamber Choir is an audition select choir, that sings four-part a cappella music. There are twenty members that are selected on vocal quality, sight reading, and stage presence. These members are required to learn their own SATB literature along with the SAB music of Fenntastics. Chamber Choir has auditioned for MSVMA Region B Honors Choir, with eleven members making this high honor in the 2013-2014, 11 members making the choir in 2014-25 and twelve members making it for the 2015-16 school year.  We have had several students make MSVMA State Honor Choir held in Grand Rapids, Michigan for the annual MENC conference.  In 2014: 1 male student, 2015: 4 male students and 2016: 5, 1 female and 4 male students.  This smaller choir is also active in singing the Star-Spangled Banner at school events, special assemblies such as Veterans Day, Community Christmas Teas, Goose Festival and encourages participation in taking solos to festival in February. Chamber Choir also performs at these events as a small ensemble.  Graduation and joining the larger choir for a spring concert and elementary performance rounds out the end of the school year. Chamber Choir received an “Excellent” rating at MSVMA State Solo and Ensemble in 2015.

    Follow our choirs on Facebook @fennvillechoirs so you don't miss a performance!

  • Drama

    FHS Drama throughout the years has engaged our students' creative sides and entertained our community with high-quality productions. Here is a look at the past 2 decades of our productions.drama club

    • 2023 "Some Enchanted Evening"
    • 2018 "Music Man"
    • 2014: “Scariest Play Ever!”
    • 2013: “Little Shop of Horrors!”
    • 2012: “Rumors”
    • 2011: “How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying”
    • 2010: “Oklahoma”
    • 2009: “Run for Your Wife”
    • 2008: “Cinderella”
    • 2007: “Footloose”
    • 2006: “Noises Off”
    • 2005: “Grease”
    • 2004: “Midsummer’s NightsDream”

  • Robotics

    Fennville High School's  Robotics team competes in challenges designed to test the students’ skill in designing, building, and operating a robot designed to accomplish a given task. Team members work side-by-side with professionals in the field who mentor the students and teach them the skills necessary to design, build, and program the robot.

    Each year the competition has a new game with unique design challenges. If you are interested in learning more about the Fennville Robotics Team, please contact Mr. Richard Lowing, team coach. The team is very grateful to all of the team mentors and area businesses who are providing time, expertise,materials and/or financial support for this year’s competition.