This year’s annual club fair took place on September 3, 2025. Despite the extreme heat, many students came out to take a look at the clubs that DHS has to offer. The club fair is an opportunity for students to see what clubs are offered and if it’s a right fit for them. Some of those clubs include the FFA Club, Key Club, Dance Club, Music Club, Red Cross Club, and the HOSA Club.
These clubs offer many fun and exciting ways to get involved and be a part of the community.
While some clubs are more education-based and participate in competitions (FFA Club and HOSA Club), other clubs are more laid-back and offer different opportunities to meet new people.
There are clubs for all types of students. For those who enjoy the arts, there is the Dance and Music Club, open to all students.
“It doesn’t matter where you start, it doesn’t matter where you sing, if only you sing in the shower and stuff like that, I’d recommend joining it. No one will judge you,” said Jordan Harp, Vice President of the Music Club.
Joining clubs can have numerous benefits, as Muskaan Thindal (President of the Key Club) herself puts it, “Students can come and obtain volunteer hours and network and leadership. It’s like all of it combined.”
There are clubs available for everyone, catering to a wide range of interests for DHS students.
If you’re interested in any of these clubs, it’s not too late to sign up. Please stop by their classroom during the next meeting.
