A message from DCS Administration about the events at tonight's football game against Selma High School.
Each bag is 1 pound for just $14!
Order Deadline: October 29
Delivery: The week before Thanksgiving
Orders can be placed through any DHS senior or by emailing amiller@dcsedu.com.
Thank you for supporting our DHS seniors! Every purchase makes a difference!
Keep showing up, working hard, and making every school day count! Way to go, Tigers!
Let's fill the streets and cheer on our Tigers!
Hunter's Education Class
Demopolis High School Auditorium
Tuesday, October 13 @ 8:00am - 3:00pm
Happy National Coaches Day!
Today, we celebrate the incredible coaches who give their time, energy, knowledge, and heart to our Demopolis High School Tigers!
From head coaches and assistant coaches to volunteer coaches, our athletic and activity programs are strengthened by the people who choose to invest in our students.
From eSports to football, cross country to tennis, and every program in between, our coaches teach more than the game—they teach teamwork, discipline, perseverance, leadership, and character.
Thank you to all of our DHS (and DMS) coaches for everything you do for our students and for Tiger Nation!
We appreciate you today and every day!
DHS offers all of the following sports activities: Football, Volleyball, Basketball, eSports, Soccer, Golf, Baseball, Cheerleading, Clay Shooting, Fishing, Cross Country, Track, Tennis, and Softball
Congratulations to the 2026 DHS Homecoming Court!
UPDATE: Students WILL NOT MEET TOMORROW. Mrs. Hathcock will announce Monday when you will meet.
Opening New Chapters: DHS Expands Reading Access for Students
Every student deserves the opportunity to experience a great book!
Demopolis High School librarian Kelley Tarpley is helping to open new doors for students with visual impairments through a partnership with the Alabama Regional Library for the Blind and Physically Disabled. The partnership gives eligible DHS students access to free audiobooks and other accessible reading materials, making it easier for them to read, learn, and explore new interests.
Through the program, students can access books in audio or braille formats. Materials can be downloaded directly to a personal device or delivered by mail at no cost, giving students greater independence and more choices in how they read.
The Regional Library operates through the Alabama Public Library Service and is part of the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled network, a division of the Library of Congress. Together with its subregional library in Talladega, the program provides accessible reading opportunities to more than 8,000 eligible Alabama residents.
By bringing these resources to DHS students, Mrs. Tarpley is helping ensure that a visual impairment does not stand between a student and the joy of discovering a new story, gaining new knowledge, or becoming a lifelong reader.
Members will have opportunities to:
✨ Build leadership skills
🤝 Meet others who share an interest in education
🎓 Learn about college and teaching careers
💙 Serve and support our schools and community
🎤 Hear from teachers and education professionals
🌟 Gain hands-on experience and have fun along the way!
Real Students. Real Teachers. A Brighter Future.
Interested in joining? See Mrs. Miller for more information!
Your feedback helps us better understand the needs of our students and families and helps guide our continued improvement at DHS.
Parent survey link
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/309047/21129
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and help make Demopolis High School the best it can be!
