AVID: Advancement Via Individual Determination is an international program to increase student performance, is a four-year program for students who are capable of completing the most rigorous curriculum but are falling short of achieving their academic potential. AVID students are required to be enrolled in the schools toughest classes such as Advanced Placement as well as enrolled in the AVID elective throughout their high school career. The AVID elective provides academic instruction and support to prepare students for eligibility and success at a four-year college or university. AVID topics include note-taking, study skills, test taking, time management, college exam preparation, critical reading skills, inquiry and collaboration. The AVID program is only offered to those students who meet specific criteria and who are selected through an application and interview process.
AVID is open to students in grades 9-12
DHS AVID Video
CTE ( Career and Technical Education) Programs
DHS has multiple career pathways for students to explore.
Automotive Technology -- Want to know more about the
AUTOMOTIVE program?
Graphic Design Production
Informational Technology-- Network Securities
Photo Imaging -- Want to know more about the
PHOTOGRAPHY program?
Sales and Marketing
Sports Medicine
JROTC-- Want to know more about the
JROTC program?
Dual Enrollment Courses
Students can take the following DHS courses while earning college credits.
2021/2022 Dual Enrollment Eligible Courses at DHS:
English:
English Language
English Literature
Math:
Calculus
Pre-Calculus Honors
Pre-Calculus
College Algebra
Science:
Anatomy/Physiology
Social Studies:
US History
Psychology
World Language:
American Sign Language
American Sign Language H
Spanish 5-6 H
Spanish 7-8 H
CTE:
Business Marketing
Photo Imaging 1-2
Photo Imaging 3-4
Advanced Placement Courses
2021-2022 Advance Placement Courses at DHS:
English:
AP English Literature & Composition
AP English Language & Composition
Fine Arts
AP Music Theory
AP Studio Art
Math:
AP Calculus
AP Computer Science Principles
Science:
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental
AP Physics
Social Studies:
AP Comparative US Government
AP US Government and Politics
AP US History
AP Psychology
AP World History
World Language:
AP Spanish