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After School Activities

Registration for fall After School Activity courses at DW opens at 8 p.m. Friday, September 6, and closes at 8 p.m. Monday, September 23, or until filled.


Please use the RevTrak Web Store platform to register for all programs listed here. Programs do fill up and are offered on a first-come-first-serve basis. Classes begin after school the week of September 30 and run for about six weeks.

  • Art: On Tuesdays, students develop their creative skills and create original artwork.

  • Chamber Orchestra: On Mondays, students will play chamber orchestra music and explore advanced music.

  • Digital Audio Podcasting: On Thursdays, students will record and edit music and podcasts using digital audio workstations.

  • Game Club: On Thursday, students have the opportunity to participate in team-building activities, which include the following: card games, board games, and video games.

  • Unplugged!: On Wednesdays, students in grades 6-8 will learn new skills and enjoy time together doing jigsaw puzzles & Legos. Take a break from those screens and get lost in a puzzle!
  • STEM: On Wednesdays, students in grades 7-8 will expand their STEM knowledge by learning about various topics like physics, anatomy, genetics, and more.


Please visit the extracurricular website to learn more about clubs and sports kicking off for the fall.

Fall Clubs

Interested in Singing? Join Show Choir

Show Choir is an auditioned vocal ensemble that performs at school concerts, community events, and contests. Show Choir focuses on learning advanced repertoire including a cappella pop, jazz, swing, and musical theatre featuring intricately harmonized vocals with choreography. To learn more, visit Room 124 during your Flex period or email Mr. Clark at mclark@d103.org. Chorus enrollment is open through Tuesday, Sept. 3!

Science Bowl Tryouts

Science Bowl tryouts will take place Monday, Sept. 9, room 206 (Mr. Hafner's room) from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. No forms are necessary for tryouts. Please see your science teacher if you need more information or read about the club on the Daniel Wright website.

Model UN

Model United Nations (MUN) is a captivating educational exercise mirroring the operations of the United Nations. In this dynamic simulation, students take on the roles of diplomats representing various countries and engage in the intricate task of addressing pressing global challenges by employing the policies and viewpoints unique to their assigned nation. For instance, a student embodying the United Kingdom will grapple with real-world issues like nuclear non-proliferation or climate change, navigating the complexities of diplomacy and international relations through the lens of their chosen country. Students are divided into countries, committees, and topics.


Model UN is open to seventh- and eighth-grade students. Registration opens on Monday, Sept. 9, on the RevTrak Web Store.

Join Yearbook

Want to be a part of documenting DW's history?! Interested in graphic design?! Like digital art? If you answered yes to any of these questions, Yearbook Club might be for you!


Meet us after school Monday, Sept. 9, in room 150 for an informational meeting to see if Yearbook Club is for you! No sign up needed. Questions? Email Mrs. Hart or Mrs. Shams. We hope to see you there!

PASS Bus

The PASS bus is available to students in extracurricular activities. Buses leave from the junior high at 5:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. PASS bus routes are available for families to review. Students should access the bus from the front of the school. Students should take the bus closest to their street.

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