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Student Clubs

Want to level up your video editing skills? Do you dream of building your own video game? Or, do you look to explore new worlds through food and culture? With 80+ online student clubs to choose from, you can do it all.

FLVS offers a wide variety of clubs for Kindergarten through 12th grade students, including academic, arts, athletic, career-focused, honors, language, service, special interest, and technology-based options. Whether you're looking to connect, explore, or lead, there's a club for you.

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Featured Events

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Annual Events

Visit our Annual Event Hub page to explore our yearly events.

Annual Events

Letters to Heroes

Make a difference by writing a short, heartfelt note that brightens a hero’s day and shows appreciation for their service.

Learn More: Letters to Heroes

Virge Magazine

Showcase your talents by submitting your original essays, poems, short stories, artwork, photography, or digital designs to Virge, FLVS's digital literary magazine.

Learn More

Eligibility

Clubs are open to students enrolled in at least one FLVS course. Most are available across FLVS Full Time and FLVS Flex programs, though some have specific eligibility requirements. To learn more, please refer to the individual club descriptions for details.

  • FLVS Full Time clubs: Available for students enrolled in Full Time Public Schools. Elementary students may join up to two clubs; middle and high school students can join up to four clubs.
  • FLVS Flex clubs: Open to Full Time and Flex students.
  • Honor societies: Typically require a 3.0 minimum GPA.

Meetings

Club meetings are held online using Zoom. Most clubs meet once or twice a month, and meeting times vary. Clubs are student-led and sponsor-supported, but parents are welcome to encourage participation and celebrate student involvement at home.

While regular club meetings don’t count toward service hours, many clubs offer volunteer opportunities and special projects that do. Students interested in earning service hours should speak with their club sponsor to learn more.

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Student Publications

Virge Literary Magazine

Let your talents shine with Virge Literary Magazine, a semi-annual digital publication of original student artwork, photographs, poetry, and fiction or nonfiction writing.

Virge Literary Magazine

Student Newspaper: News in a Click

Extra! Extra! Read, or write, all about it in the official Florida Virtual School student newspaper, News in a Click, managed by current middle and high school students.

News in a Click

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August 24, 2026

Choosing A Club: What Parents and Students Should Know

Preparing for Club Rush? Learn how FLVS families can explore 80+ clubs, ask the right questions, and choose activities that match student interests, schedules, and goals for a successful and connected school year.

Read more: Choosing A Club: What Parents and Students Should Know

August 5, 2026

2026-27 Guide to Socialization

Discover how FLVS students connect through clubs, field trips, meetups, college tours, and virtual events in the 2026-27 Socialization Guide.

Read more: 2026-27 Guide to Socialization
Mental Health Awareness

May 4, 2026

Take Five: Daily Well‑Being Practices for Students and Families

During May 11–15, FLVS offers short, self‑paced activities and two live sessions to help families build small, consistent habits that support mental health.

Read more: Take Five: Daily Well‑Being Practices for Students and Families