Demopolis High School students have officially begun work on the Tiger Court Murals! During the fall grant cycle, Mrs. Mayben’s visual art classes were awarded funding from the Demopolis City Schools Foundation to bring this exciting project to life. Former DHS student and mural artist Banks Compton designed a dual mural that will be painted with the help of our students in the Tiger Court area.
After receiving the designs, students got to work preparing the space by applying a white base coat followed by a vibrant blue background. They have also started creating a doodle grid—a technique commonly used by muralists—to help guide the final drawing when Banks returns to campus.
The mural process will take several weeks so here's a sneak peek at our students as they lay the foundation for these incredible murals! We can't wait to show you the final product!
DHS is kicking off Autism Awareness Month in a meaningful and creative way! 💙🌸
Our talented art students designed and created beautiful flowers featuring inclusive and uplifting words, while our Education & Training class partnered with our exceptional students from Mrs. Davis' class to bring the bulletin board to life.
This collaborative project highlights the power of inclusion, creativity, and teamwork—celebrating the uniqueness of every individual in our school community. 💙 #AutismAwarenessMonth #DHSpride


Health Occupation Bowl Winners: 2nd place Team
Stone Roberts
Bryan Summerville
De’Asia Jackson
English Composition: 2nd place individual
Toniila Atkins
English Grammar: 2nd place individual
Ellie Kaye Meadows
Math- Algebra I: 1st place Team
Will McCrory: 1st place individual
Caroline Hathcock
Manuel Galvan
Math- Algebra II: 3rd place Team
Kareemah Albalakhi
Anna Bradley Trotter
Sally Nettles
Geometry: 2nd place Team
Carly Teel:1st place individual
Robert Donald
Thomas Jones
Natural Sciences I: 1st place Team
Sam Mayben
Nawaf Bakhder
Jack Jackson
Natural Sciences II: 1st place individual
Josiah Colgrove
Public Speaking: 2nd place individual
Lawson Boone
Social Studies I: 1st place Team
Anna Morgan Sammons
Levi Smelley
Fletcher Bailey
Social Studies II: 2nd place Team
Piper Roberts
Hayden Horning
Keyboarding: 2nd place individual
Quinn Hall
Industrial Maintenance Technology individual
Jason Morris: 1st place
Wade Gandy: 2nd place
Gabe Paulk: 3rd place
Music/Band
Maria Miranda: 1st place Clarinet
South Bozeman: 1st place Trumpet
Eli Limerick: 1st place Trombone
Graison Carroll: 1st place Tuba
Cassity Davidson: 1st place Baritone
Alberto Galvan: 2nd place Tenor Saxophone
Dominick Smith: 3rd place Flute


A special thank you to Ms. Leslie Morrison, Ms. Lynn Foster, Ms. Ashley Williams, and Ms. Michelle Williams for the dedication, patience, and support you give our students each and every day. Your impact does not go unnoticed, and our school is stronger because of you!
We appreciate all that you do to help our students succeed.
#ParaprofessionalDay #DemopolisHighSchool #ThankYou #TigerPride


Please note there WILL be school on Friday, April 17. (That day was listed as a Professional Day on the original 2025-2026 calendar, but is NOT on the current 2025-2026 calendar. )






Demopolis High School Celebrates the Class of 2026’s Top Scholars!
Demopolis High School is proud to recognize two outstanding students whose hard work, dedication, and perseverance have set them apart as the academic leaders of the Class of 2026.
Valedictorian: Tristan Wright
Tristan has demonstrated exceptional commitment to academic excellence throughout his high school career. His discipline, leadership, and pursuit of knowledge have earned him the highest academic honor in this graduating class.
Salutatorian: Tonaiila Atkins
Tonaiila’s determination, focus, and passion for learning have placed her among the very best of the Class of 2026. Her achievements reflect years of hard work, perseverance and dedication.
Please join us in congratulating Tristan Wright and Tonaiila Atkins on this incredible accomplishment! Their success reflects not only their commitment but also the support of their families, teachers, and the entire Demopolis City Schools community.
We are proud of you both and look forward to the great things you will accomplish in the future!






Every single dollar raised goes directly to the Demopolis City Schools Foundation. When you buy a bag, you aren’t just getting a delicious treat; you’re putting vital resources, modern technology, and innovative supplies directly into our classrooms and into the hands of our incredible teachers.
** Where Your Money Goes:
• Innovation: Funding classrooms that bring big ideas to life.
• Empowerment: Providing teachers with the tools they need to inspire.
• Community: Supporting every student, from Kindergarten to Graduation.
**Pick Your Flavor, Pick Your Impact:
Whether you’re a "Classic Caramel" traditionalist or a "Zesty Jalapeño" risk-taker, your snack choice is making a difference at DHS and beyond!
• Order Online: Any DHS Teacher
• Deadline: March 31, 2026
• Goal: 100% participation to support our DCS Foundation!
"Education is the movement from darkness to light." Let’s keep that light shining bright in Demopolis, one bag of popcorn at a time.

The window to establish a fishing team and a clay shooting team opens in the fall. We plan to launch both teams at the beginning of the 2026–2027 school year. We apologize that we were not able to start this process earlier. We will share detailed information with everyone at the start of school in August.

Demopolis City Schools will have a Teacher Professional Development Day on March 6, 2026.
Students will not report to school on this day.
Our faculty and staff will be engaged in meaningful professional learning focused on strengthening instruction, enhancing student support, and continuing our commitment to academic excellence across all campuses.
Students will return to school on Monday, March 9, 2026.
Thank you for your continued support of Demopolis City Schools as we invest in growing our educators to better serve every student! 💙🖤🤍


