Join Club HOPE to celebrate Hispanic culture, make new friends, and become part of a supportive school community. Members have opportunities to develop leadership skills, earn community-service hours, attend college and career events, connect with alumni, and help organize major celebrations such as Día de los Muertos, the HOPE Car Show, and Taste of Spring. Club HOPE is open to all students who want to learn, lead, serve, and celebrate our diverse community!
Ready to join our familia? Club HOPE welcomes all DBHS students! You can get involved by:
Joining our Google Classroom with code x4dtsuw
Following us on Instagram at @dbhs_hope
Speaking with any Club HOPE E-Board member
Contacting Dr. Del Muro at cdelmuro@wvusd.org
We look forward to welcoming you to Club HOPE!
We typically meet every other Friday at lunch in Room 401, Dr. Del Muro's classroom.
We will announce meetings on Instagram and our Google Classroom.
Club HOPE gives students meaningful opportunities to serve their school and local community while developing teamwork and leadership skills. We also have bonding events throughout the year, such as going to the movies and our Club HOPE holiday party.
Members can volunteer at cultural celebrations, fundraisers, family workshops, college and career events, and other HOPE-sponsored activities throughout the school year.
New opportunities, volunteer sign-ups, and hour-verification information will be posted in our Google Classroom.
Service opportunities may include preparing decorations, setting up and cleaning up events, welcoming guests, assisting vendors and performers, supporting children’s activities, distributing materials, and helping promote upcoming events. Eligible activities may also count toward students’ community-service hours.
Members can take on leadership by serving on a committee, leading a meeting activity, helping coordinate an event, welcoming new members, creating promotional content, or volunteering for a special project.
Active members may also run for a position on Club HOPE’s Executive Board. E-Board officers help guide the club, organize meetings and cultural events, communicate with members, manage finances, promote activities, and represent Club HOPE throughout the school community.
Students interested in running for E-Board should attend meetings regularly, participate in club activities, demonstrate responsibility, and stay informed about election dates and requirements through Google Classroom. Every leadership journey begins by getting involved!
Parent HOPE fundraises year-round to award scholarships to senior Club HOPE members to support their post-graduation goals. The number of scholarships available changes from year to year, but the scholarship application is announced late spring.
Club HOPE is proud to recognize qualifying graduating seniors with a special HOPE stole to wear at graduation. The stole celebrates each student’s commitment to our club, service to the community, leadership, and pride in Hispanic culture.
Thanks to the support of Parent HOPE and the funds raised through our cultural events, eligible seniors receive their stoles at no cost. Seniors should remain active in Club HOPE and watch our Google Classroom for participation requirements, deadlines, and distribution information.
For questions about senior stole eligibility, please contact Dr. Del Muro at cdelmuro@wvusd.org.