
Last Thursday, JROTC cadets participated in the challenge at Camp Horne. They won 1st place in Tug-of-War and 2nd place in Orienteering! Congratulations!





Demopolis High School Seniors participated in "Adulting Day" Thursday at the Demopolis Civic Center. Students attended sessions on topics from etiquette, legal and financial prep, interview and dress success, new hire paperwork, as well as self-defense and CPR training. Thank you to all of our wonderful presenters: SouthFresh Feeds (Rhonda Haynes and Jimmy Hughes), Robertson Banking Co (Allen Bishop and Stacey Ashe), Southern Care Hospice (Patricia Gaddy and Jessie Mays), Joy Collins, Officer Walter Morgan, Officer Cle Barlow, Luke Tucker, Larkin and Scott Funeral Homes (John Scott) and Demopolis Area Chamber of Commerce (Monica King).Ā You ALL made a hugeĀ difference in the lives of our seniors, and I can't thank you enough. Another thank you to SouthFresh Feeds for providing catfish for a delicious meal.Ā








This Wednesday, the history department went on a field trip to tour the USS Alabama battleship, toured the submarine, USS Drum , experienced an airplane simulator, and enjoyed a tasty lunch at Baumhowers. Students had a great time connecting instruction to real life!











Througout the month of April, DHS students are learning about autism awareness. Today, students had the opportunity to celebrate and support the autism awareness campaign!



Congratulations to the first female at Demopolis High School and all of the other Juniors and Seniors who completed their skid-steer certification with Skills For Success through Wallace State Community College!



DHS River City Blue band members had an amazing time as they participated in an OrlandoFest workshop in Orlando, FL last week. They met with two clinicians and worked on different musical concepts on music that they prepared for the workshop and their previous Music Performance Assessment. Once their workshop concluded, they experienced Universal Studios.




Congratulations to Austin Wright on his appointment to the United States Naval Academy! DHS is proud of you!


Click the link to view the DHS weekly newsletter, The Tiger Ambush.
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Alabama Power Foundation presented a donation to Demopolis High School Baseball, Basketball, and Football at Thursday nights win over Montevallo! Thank you for your support of DHS Athletics!


Happy National Librarian Day to Mrs. Tarpley! We are thankful for you!


Congratulations to all of the DHS Juniors and Seniors who completed their bulldozer certification with Wallace State Community College!



Make plans to join us Thursday, April 17, for a night of family fun! All proceeds benefit the Demopolis City Schools Foundation!


š Congratulations to the YOUth LEAD Class of XXV! š
This past Tuesday, the Class of 2025 YouthLead students celebrated their final session and graduation luncheon at Rooster Hall. We are proud to recognize the 25 students who completed this incredible leadership journey! It was inspiring to hear each graduate share what they appreciated most about their experience.
Parents of upcoming juniors and seniorsādonāt miss this opportunity! Applications for the Class of 2026 are now available. Hard copies can be picked up from Mrs. Gandy in Room C1, and this year, we are also offering an electronic application, which will be shared via the Tiger Ambush.


Order your yearbook today! https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1000467/DEMOPOLIS-HIGH-SCHOOL/2025-Yearbook/2024062504174196055/CATALOG_SHOP


April is Autism Awareness Month. Wear blue on Wednesday, April 2, to show your support!


Throughout the Month of April, DHS marketing students are taking over the DHS social media accounts bringing you āOur Storyā. We canāt wait to take you on our journey!


Click the link to view this week's Tiger Ambush Newsletter. This week's edition contains information about the gym renovation, important upcoming senior dates, and much more.
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Earth and Space science students attended Camp McDowell yesterday. They were able to observe rock formations, hike through nature, complete team building activities, and so much more. This trip was funded by a grant from the Demopolis City Schools Foundation. Everyone had fun!











Show your support for epilepsy awareness by wearing PURPLE Wednesday, March 26th!
