Art Club gives students the opportunity to exercise their imagination, engage in fun art activities with peers their own age, and explore a wide variety of art mediums in a non-competitive and nurturing environment. Art Club is open to all 5th and 6th grade DIS artisans. 

A Demon Leader is a Dover Intermediate student who has a desire to serve their school in a positive manner and help create a positive school climate. They work on a volunteer basis to serve as liaisons between the current DIS community and prospective students and families. Their main job is to be a helpful, friendly face for the new students on their first day of school and for the remainder of the school year. Demon Leaders are invited to participate in the program by former homeroom teachers because they have proven to be positive, responsible, and respectful students.

• Can you see yourself on stage?
• Do you have a desire to be in the spotlight?
• Would you like to learn about Theater?
• How would you like to be a better public speaker?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, then DIS Drama Club is for you!

D.I.S. Drama Club will be offered in a way that will provide all students interested in participating with the opportunity to participate.

DIS Drama Club Dates

DIS Drama Club Frequently Asked Questions

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Environmental Club strives to create a positive environment for students to learn more about nature, to create connections among students, and to increase student ownership in creating positive changes at their school.

Math Club gives students the opportunity to engage in mathematics in a non-competitive, fun setting that is different from "textbook math." The club is open to all students.

The goal of the Newspaper Club is to offer students the opportunity to develop writing skills, leadership skills, and build school community while keeping the intermediate student population up to date on school news and activities.

DISC -Dover Intermediate Service Club is a PTA-sponsored club open to all DIS students. Students have the opportunity to engage in monthly service activities that promote character development and civic-mindedness. Projects include May Dugan, Box Tops, campus beautification, Lutheran Home at Concord Reserve and more. Join our Facebook group!

2022-2023 Ski Club Information

Ski & Snowboard Club is a five-week program offered to students in grades 6-12 and will take place this year at Brandywine Ski Resort. Seniors who are over the age of 18 are not eligible to participate due to BMBW rules. The Club skis Fridays: January 13, 20, 27, Feb 3 and 10. To learn about this year’s program, please plan to attend a mandatory parent meeting on Thursday, November 10th at 6:30pm in the WHS Performing Arts Center. This is the first step towards registering your child. Please make arrangements to attend. Can’t make the meeting? Please contact your child’s advisor to set up an individual meeting after November 10th:

Mrs. Pado (DIS) PadoK@wlake.org

Ms. Dawson (LBMS) DawsonD@wlake.org

Mrs. McNamara (WHS)  McNamara@wlake.org

REFUNDS

The following refund policy will be adhered to:

●      Once money is collected, there will be NO REFUNDS for any reason, including student removal from the Club due to disciplinary reasons invoked by the school advisor, BMBW Ski Patrol or management.

●      If an injury should occur you can apply for a refund from BMBW. Restrictions apply. See their website for details.

Student Council helps students share ideas, interests and concerns with teachers and administrators. Students often help raise funds for schoolwide activities, including community projects and assisting individuals in need. Rpresentatives from each homerom are nominated by classmates at the beginning of each school year.