First, respect your administration’s decision. Administrators do the hard and valuable work of running a public school system, and they should be appreciated.
Second, seek to understand their decision. Ask questions respectfully so you can make changes to your application and apply again in the future. Sometimes it takes years to get a club approved, and that’s normal.
In the meantime, you can love and serve others without a formal club. Attend a local church to meet other Christian students, write thank-you notes to teachers with your friends over lunch, and volunteer where you can.
Serving your school before your club is approved can help the administration understand Fuse’s vision and mission. But don’t serve your school to get something from them. Check your heart, and serve out of love alone.