What clubs are available for me to join at Turner?

Turner High School offers students a diverse range of clubs to participate in. Students interested in business can join organizations like Business Professionals of America (BPA) and Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA). Other academic and service-oriented options include the Kansas Association of Youth (KAY), Leadership 20/20, and the Student Council. The performing arts are represented by Thespians (Drama) and Band, while academic programs include Battle of the Books, Forensics, and Link Crew. More programs like AVID, Upward Bound, and also KAY club are available to help students prepare for their future post-secondary assets.

“What do you like about Kay Club?”

What I like about Kay Club is that I get to help in my community and make a difference by going to different places to help others.

“What do the clubs do?

At Turner High School, clubs offer students opportunities for skill development, competition, community involvement, and post-secondary preparation. Groups like Business Professionals of America (BPA) and DECA help members build business and marketing skills, often through competitions. Service-oriented organizations, such as the Kansas Association of Youth (KAY), focus on character development and projects that benefit the school and the wider community. Additionally, academic clubs like Link Crew help incoming freshmen transition to high school life and assist with recycling efforts. Programs such as AVID provide extra academic support to help students prepare for post-secondary assets.

How to join a club?

To join a club at Turner High School, the first step is usually to attend a school-wide activities fair held at the beginning of the year. This allows students to explore the various clubs and talk directly with current members and sponsors. If a club fair is not available, students can find a faculty advisor for the club they are interested in, either by asking a school counselor, a teacher, or checking the Turner USD 202 website. Club requirements, such as maintaining a certain grade average and following school rules, are a factor for participation. The faculty advisor can provide specific details on joining, meeting times, and the application process.

“Why did you join Kay Club?

“I joined Kay Club initially because many of my friends are members, others had positive experiences that were inspiring, I need community service hours for post-secondary assets, and the club also provides a way to help the community while also being with friends.”