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This is only a portion of all the club opportunities we have a DHHS. We will continue to update this list throughout the year. Make sure that you keep an ear out at school for more club opportunities!
Board Game Club
We play modern board and card games once a week. No experience necessary. Come play games!
Bullet Journal Club
Is it even possible for a journal, sketchbook, scrapbook, and planner to all be rolled into one? YES! A bullet journal is the perfect way to track goals and stay on top of schoolwork while also documenting what happens in your life in a creative way. Join Bullet Journal Club to learn how to apply this amazing system to your life!
Sponsor: Ms. Kendra Radcliffe & Ms. Katherine Marshall
Café Français
An informal French language café space. Come talk about all things French and Francophone, see some familiar faces, and hone your conversational skills. N'oubliez pas le café (ou le thé !). Follow @dhhsfrench on Instagram!
Environmental Club
The purpose of the club is to create awareness of environmental issues, such as protection, conservation, preservation, and restoration, with an emphasis on educating and empowering students. Students who are interested in environmental advocacy and awareness are encouraged to join. Follow @dhhsenvironmental on Instagram!
Sponsor: Ms. Marcella Danner
Esquire -- Young Men's Club
A club for Young men to conduct community service
Sponsor: Mr. Daryl Quinn Hardnett
FCCLA
Becoming an active member of FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, participate in community service activities, and strengthen both inter/inter-personal qualities in a safe nurturing environment.
Sponsor: Ms. Renee Mosses
Genders & Sexualities Alliance
GSAs are student-run organizations that unite LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities. GSAs have evolved beyond their traditional role to serve as safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth in middle schools and high schools, and have emerged as vehicles for deep social change related to racial, gender, and educational justice.
Sponsor: Ms. Carrie Staines
Girls Who Code
This club works to inspire, educate, and equip girls with the computing skills needed to pursue 21st century opportunities. Our vision is to reach gender parity in computing and technology sectors. No prior coding knowledge is necessary - all levels are welcome!
Sponsor: Ms. Marcella Danner
International Club
The Druid Hills International Club started in 2003 and has as its main purpose to promote and celebrate the cultural diversity of our school by planning a variety of events and activities throughout the school year.
Sponsor: Ms. Alexandra Soares-Salivia
Investment Club
This will be the club's first full year. Members of the club will have the opportunity to learn about investing in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, cryptocurrency and other financial tools that interest them. There are plans to participate in a version of The Stock Market Game and experience other investing simulation tools. Additionally, professionals currently in the field will share their experiences with the members, both in-person and virtually.
Sponsor: Mr. Eric D. Winchester
Kiwanis International Key Club is a community service organization dedicated to serving the community and even the world. Key club is the oldest and largest high school-led volunteer and service organization. Key Club participated in a number of volunteer events and community service activities to promote integrity, generosity, kindness. Joining Key Club will introduce you to a world of opportunity and possibility.
Sponsor: Dr. Poornima Amarapu & Ms. Kendra Radcliff
Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations where students play the role of delegates from different countries and attempt to solve real-world issues with the policies and perspectives of their assigned country.
Sponsor: Mr. Nicholas Burgess
National Art Honor Society seeks to cultivate creative leaders and recognize excellence in visual art. NAHS hosts workshops, participates in service projects, takes field trips and offers portfolio development to build artistic community and awareness.
Sponsors: Ms. Staci Allen & Ms. Lydia Shiver
The Science National Honor Society (Science NHS) recognizes students who have demonstrated excellence in encouraging and recognizing science and intellectual thought. These students work to advance the students within the schools' knowledge of classical and modern science. The club is student-led and meetings are held at 7:30 on a weekday morning. Students conduct experiments and demos during the school day (typically during lunch) on special occasions like Halloween (spooky science day) in addition to other activities that interest them.
Sponsors: Dr. Eva Van De Water & Dr. Poornima Amarapu
Naturally Beautiful
An organization full of fun, activities and amazing sponsors dedicated to improving academics, self-concept, and improving esteem. We’re dedicated to the advancement of all genders, creeds, and ethnicities while embracing our NATURAL BEAUTY. (Being proud of who we are while respecting others the same). ALL INCLUSIVE ALL-THE TIME.
Navy Junior ROTC
NJROTC is a leadership/citizenship program that gives students the opportunity to practice and improve their leadership skills, serve their community, and compete for scholarships to military academies, and college ROTC programs. Also, students who enroll in JROTC for a minimum of two years may choose to enlist at the rank of E-2/3 upon graduation. Follow @druidhillsnjrotc on Instagram and YouTube.
Project LIT
Project LIT is a nationwide grassroots movement that started in 2016 with the primary goal of increasing access to high-quality, diverse, culturally-relevant books in order to promote a love of reading within a local community. Project LIT book selections are designed to act as either “mirrors” that allow students to see characters like themselves in literature or “windows” that allow students to gain insight into the experiences of characters that are unlike themselves. The DHHS chapter will meet on a regular basis to select and discuss these books and the culturally and socially relevant topics they cover. Follow @dhhsreads on Instagram.
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Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl Team
Come join the Dekalb County School District Championship winning Reading Bowl team!! We'll read some books, have (virtual?) hangouts with practice competitions and hopefully continue our reign as DCSD champions!
Sponsor: Ms. Zoe Rascoe
Red Devil Productions serves as Druid Hills’ drama club, delivering entirely student-run, student-directed performances. Even during the pandemic shutdowns, RDP rehearsed and performed two different productions-- most notably, we delivered a live performance of Into the Woods in Spring 2021. This is a welcoming group that offers the opportunity to create real, lasting bonds amongst cast and crew-- whatever your interests, there is a place for you in RDP. We look forward to meeting you!
Robotics Team
The Druid Hills robotics team competes in the DeKalb County League And the National VVex competitions.
Sponsor: Mr. Shannon Miller
Runes: Revived is an art and literary magazine at DHHS, which showcases a variety of media created by the student body: poetry, photography, short stories, book/movie reviews, digital art, paintings, drawings, song lyrics, and more. Runes: Revived releases one or two issues a year, both in print and on our website. We encourage anyone in the student body to submit their work to the magazine, and club members help select and edit content and design the magazine.
Sponsor: Mr. Sam Brown & Editor: Ms. Sophie Shepherd
Saga Yearbook
Buy the 2021-22 yearbook online or in-person at Red Devil Day or in Room 200A during the school year.
Spanish Club is a cultural club dedicated to learning about Spanish, and Spanish adjacent culture. Spanish club focuses on all countries that speak the Spanish language and will educate through movies, games, and cultural foods. Whether you speak Spanish, French, or Mandarin, Spanish club is a place to broaden your cultural horizons.
Speech & Debate Team
This team participates in competitive speech and debate competitions across the state of Georgia. We primarily compete in policy debate, but other styles may be available this year. No previous speech or debate experience is needed to participate. Competitions may continue to be online during parts of this school year, depending on what each individual tournament decides. Students are responsible for all associated costs for competitions, though there will be options for support for students who cannot attend competitions due to cost.
Spotlight Newspaper
The Spotlight is Druid Hills' student-run newspaper, which is the longest-running newspaper in DeKalb County. Students will use hands-on journalism skills to write, photograph, and create a newspaper to help inform their community.
Student Government Association is a student-led club dedicated to pro boring school unity and inclusion. Student Government Association (SGA) plans school-wide events, activities, and more. Because school looks different this year it is more prevalent than ever that your voice is heard, and with SGA it will be. Join us and make Druid Hills even more amazing.
Students for Health Equity (SHE)
The Students for Health Equity club aims to address health disparities faced by various communities - both domestically and abroad. Created in the 2020 school year, SHE club has accomplished a lot: we raised over $1,000 for the Pad Project, hosted a food drive for the Atlanta Community Food Bank, participated in an advocacy campaign to eliminate taxes on menstrual products, and hosted an essential infant product drive for the Helping Mamas organization. We also created a COVID vaccination notification system, which helped over 300 people get vaccination appointments. This year, SHE club is excited to continue its service to the community with more in-person events!
Sponsor: Ms. Carrie Staines
Young Life is an international Christian outreach and mentorship organization, but each club (high school) is organized on its own. At DHHS we pride ourselves on being not only welcoming, but a comfortable place for teens of all faiths, including those without. The best way to understand us is to just come see. We mostly hangout Monday nights and find something fun to do. We go to camp twice a year: a weekend camp in the school year to Sharp Top Cove, and a weeklong camp in the summer to a rotating destination. COVID-19 protocols per CDC, no negotiations!
Sponsors: Mr. Mondo Davis & Mr. Michael Currier
Participate in monthly meetings after school from 3:30-4:30 (Mon, Tues or Thurs- depends on medical students' schedule) to learn from Emory Medial Students about careers in medicine. Open to Freshmen through Seniors.
Sponsor: Dr. Eva Van de Water