2024-25 Tiger Ambush

Attention 10th Grade Parents! 📣

Demopolis High School invites you to an important parent meeting on Thursday, March 27th at 6:00 p.m., in the DHS Library to learn about the new "Option B" Diploma Pathway recently approved by the Alabama State Board of Education (Act #2024-126). This new diploma option was established in December 2024 and focuses on workforce readiness, offering students a flexible path to graduation.

What is Option B?
Option B is designed for students aiming to enter the workforce immediately after high school or pursue technical training. It requires fewer math and science credits compared to the traditional diploma but emphasizes Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses. This pathway ensures students are equipped with hands-on skills and knowledge that align with today’s job market.

As we begin the registration process for the 2025-26 school year, it’s crucial to understand your student’s options to ensure they are on the right path. Join us for this informational meeting to learn more and ask questions!

We look forward to seeing you there!

We are thrilled to announce that Hilary Harrison has earned the honor of Valedictorian, and Emery Wideman has achieved the title of Salutatorian! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off.

We couldn’t be prouder of your accomplishments and can’t wait to see all the amazing things you will achieve in the future. Way to go, Hilary and Emery! 💙🐾 #DHS2025 #TigerPride #AcademicExcellence

Congratulations to our DHS students that competed at the ACE (Academic Challenge for Excellence) hosted by Wallace State Community College in Selma today. Students are pictured with Dr. Mitchell, the President of WSCC.

Team Events

1st place - Information Technology-Graison Carroll, Ronald Vaughn, Alberto Galvan

1st place- Algebra II - Noel Mata, Lawson Boone, Johan Justo

1st Place - Social Studies Div2 - Piper Roberts, Maddie Holley, Ellie Kaye Meadows

Individual Events

1st Place - English Grammar- Emery Wideman

1st Place - Public Speaking - Lizzie Hathcock

1st Place - Individual IT Graison Carroll

2nd place - Individual Algebra II - Lawson Boone

3rd Place - Individual IT Alberto Galvan

The Alabama State Department of Education is seeking to understand the school experiences of administrators, instructional staff, students, and families through the Alabama School Climate Surveys. The linked survey is for parents of students in Alabama High Schools. When you click the link for the survey, please scroll down to find Demopolis City Schools. The link will close on March 28th.

Alabama Family School Climate Survey 2024-25

Thank you for taking time to complete the survey.

See the graphic for information regarding upcoming tryouts for the River City Blue Auxiliary.

DHS Golf t-shirt/sweatshirt fundraiser is underway! Forms went home today at WES and USJ. DMS and DHS, to order download the form and turn form and money in at the front office of your students' school. The deadline to order is April 3, 2025.

Scholarship applications are online and due by March 31st.

Demopolis DECA members are raising money to fund their trip to the International Career Development Conference that will be held in Orlando, FL in April. Thanks to the generosity of our local businesses we are having a drawing for a Beach Bag full of goodies. Tickets are $25. See the graphics for details of what's in the bag! The drawing will be held the last week of March!

Volleyball tryouts will be held April 2nd. See the graphic for more information.

DHS is selling roll up blankets. The rollup blanket is made from recycled polyester fleece for long-lasting use and features a roll-up flap with a hook-and-loop closure and a front slip pocket. Blankets also feature a carrying handle. The Demopolis 'D' logo will be embroidered on the flap. The blankets are $25.00 and can be purchased at DHS or by emailing Mrs. Gantt (tgantt@dcsedu.com). Quantities are limited.

Classes begin at 7:50 a.m. Students should be in their first class of the day at 7:50 a.m., or they will be counted tardy.