The #DAHS National Art Honor Society participated in the annual Millers Plant Farm holiday mural event. With 12 local schools throwing their hats in the ring, it’s a vibrant display of creativity and community spirit! You can vote in person or online for just 50 cents per vote.
Congratulations to the following students on their induction into the National Art Honor Society. Thank you for sharing your gifts and talents with us! Senior, Kennedy Boger. Junior, Riya Agarwal. Sophomores, Elizabeth Thuemmler, Autumn Bethke, Laura Glatfelter, & Sophia Campbell
Mrs. Kohler’s Unified Art Class created their version of Edvard Munch’s “The Scream”. Students used water color colored pencils to draw a bridge, water, & sunset and beautifully blended the colors with water. The final touch was a photo of themselves reenacting the scream face.
Several #DAHS students participated in the York Community Art Scholars Exhibit (YCASE) where, if selected, their work can earn them a $20,000 scholarship to York College. Twenty of the works were selected by a blind jury process for the county wide finalist exhibition.
Happy #LunarNewYear. 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit. In East Asian folklore, the marks on the moon are believed to be a rabbit w/a mortar & pestle, pounding the ingredients for mochi or the elixir of life.
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April is National Deaf History Month. Deaf and Hard of Hearing people already face unjust erasure from textbooks and classroom libraries; this is especially true for Black Deaf people. Teach and uplift Deaf history and culture in intersectional ways.
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What an AHHHMAZING night @DtownHighSchool - 🔷FOR THE KIDS🔷 DAHS students raised $120,420.38, a new DT Mini-THON record! A special thank you to our students, staff, community members, and volunteers for their donations and support. #FTK#MiniTHON#WildcatWay#DASD
At a school I've never been at before today. Some things I LOVE:
PE class has roller skates.
Instead of "specials", art, music, pe, and library are called "essentials". Big fan. The arts, movement, and humanities are indeed essential.