Seniors

Welcome Class of 2024! Here is where you will find all the information you will need for this year and other fun things!! Have a Great Year!!

Monthly Recap

In the past month of February our DHS seniors have been preparing for graduation and many other events coming up. Having made sure all Cap and Gowns have been purchased, Grad Bash tickets and paperwork have been turned in, and making sure grades are on the right track to graduate. Just because we are close to graduation doesn’t mean stop working. KEEP WORKING!!!

• Jasmin Acosta 

As time is coming to an end 

As the Class of 2024 seniors enter the last nine weeks of high school, they are experiencing a mix of emotions. For many, it is a bittersweet moment as they prepare to say goodbye to the place that has been their home for the past four years. The excitement of graduation and moving on to new adventures is tempered by the sadness of leaving behind friends, teachers, and memories that have shaped them into the individuals they are today. These final weeks are filled with a whirlwind of activities - senior prom, graduation rehearsals, college decisions, and final exams. The sense of nostalgia is palpable as they walk through the halls one last time, reflecting on all the ups and downs they have experienced during their time in high school. For some seniors, this period marks the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. They are filled with hope and anticipation for what lies ahead but also trepidation about leaving behind what is familiar and comfortable. In these last nine weeks, the Class of 2024 seniors will cherish every moment spent with their classmates, soaking in every experience and making lasting memories that will stay with them long after they toss their caps in the air on graduation day. It is a time to celebrate achievements, reflect on growth, and look forward to what the future holds. As they navigate these final weeks together, the Class of 2024 seniors will lean on each other for support and encouragement. They will share laughs and tears as they reminisce about shared experiences and look ahead to bright futures. And when it comes time to say goodbye, they will do so with gratitude for all that high school has given them and excitement for all that lies ahead.

• Aubrey Dowdy

Graduation requirements are REQUIRED to walk the stage and graduate with your high school diploma. Seniors, please make sure that you are paying attention in all classes and are taking classes to benefit your needs.

These requirements consist of: 

• 2.0 Unweighted GPA

•  Pass 10th grade FSA English Language Art, Pass EOC for Algebra  I, Geometry, Biology, and U.S. History

•  Complete one course through online learning (Florida Virtual School)

• 4 English credits

•  4 Mathematics credits

• 3 Science credits

• 3 Social Studies credits ( 1 World History, 1 U.S History, 0.5 U.S Government, 0.5 Economics)

•  8 Elective credits

• 1 Physical Education credit

• 1 Art credit

• Every senior needs 24 or more credits total to graduate.  

• Jasmin Acosta