Sponsor: 

Meeting time: 3

Vision

Each minority male student will graduate from high school, go to college, vocational school or the military and be positioned to become a contributing and self-sustaining member of society..

Mission

Founded by then Miami-Dade County School Board Member Frederica S. Wilson, now a member of the United States Congress, the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project was initiated by the Miami-Dade County School Board in March 1993, due to the realization that there is an ongoing crisis in the lives of many young males. The project’s mission is to intervene in the lives of at-risk boys, in order to provide them with alternatives that will lead them away from a life of crime and violence.

Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps

Sponsor: Chandra Powell 

Business Professionals of America (BPA)
Develop and empower student leaders to discover their passion and change the world through business and technology. Middle and High school student compete in events in Finance, Marketing Management, Information Technology, Digital Communication and Health Services.

Sponsor: 
Jacqueline Singletary Head Coach
Ms. Celestin
Ms. B. Smith 

Dillard Debate for both middle and high school grade levels. Debate club helps students to develop public speaking skills and participate in competitions around the county, state, and in the nation. This is also a class and in order to be part of the team, one must be enrolled in the debate class.

Sponsor:

Meeting Time: 

Sponsor: Ms. J. Jones

HOSA-Future Health Professionals is a club for students who are interested in the healthcare industry and/STEM. There are many opportunities for students to become leaders in their community through competition, community service, and health education.

Meeting Frequency: 2 times a month

Meetings Day: 

Meeting Location: Room 426

Remind Code: 

Sponsor: Mr. Celestin Joseph 

Sponsor: Mr. Steve Szoke 

Meeting Location: Room176

To stay up-to-date with all things 108, make sure to follow our social media accounts and check in on our website. We post team updates and events regularly!

Dillard 6-12 High School
Middle Grade VEX Robotic Club Website Information

Mission Statement

The DHS Robotics club is an extracurricular club for students with a passion for assembling and performance. We compete in tournaments across Broward, Miami-Dade and the state of Florida throughout the school year, and even into the summer.

Robotics enhances student interest and involvement in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in every subject. Students are engaged in hands-on, experimental and sustainable robotics engineering programs. Robotics prepares students to become future innovators with an increased interest in STEM subject areas and pursue STEM-related careers. Through partnerships with Code.org and grants from the National Science Foundation and the REC Foundation for VEX robotics, Broward County Public Schools is providing opportunities for all students in computer science and robotics.

About VEX and FIRST Robotics

• VEX Robotics provides tools to inspire the problem solvers of tomorrow through the use of educational robotic solutions. Its goal is to create engaging, affordable and powerful solutions that immerse students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) through the excitement of building and programming educational robotics kits. VEX Robotics competitions bring STEM skills to life by tasking teams of students with designing and building a robot to play against other teams in a game-based engineering challenge. Classroom STEM concepts are put to the test as students learn lifelong skills in teamwork, leadership, communications and more. Tournaments are held year-round at the regional, state and national levels and culminate at the VEX Robotics World Championship each April.
• FIRST Robotics combines the excitement of sports with the rigor of science and technology to create the ultimate sport for the mind. Teams compete head-to-head on a special playing field with robots they have designed, built and programmed. FIRST Robotics addresses inequities in STEM. Supported by generous donors, grants are awarded each year to schools and other community organizations throughout the United States and Canada that serve young people whose access to STEM education and enrichment might otherwise be limited.

Sponsor Information

Dave Gilbert

Room 177

Dave.Gilbert@browardschools.com

Club Officers

President of Robotics:  Keitheem Johnson

Vice President of Robotics: Mikhail Ward

Secretary:  Jadan Richards 

Operations:  Tairee McIntyre

Meeting Dates

Wednesday from 2:45pm - 4:45pm @Room 177

Club Requirement/ Membership Criteria

1. You are required to show up for scheduled meetings or reach out to leadership if you cannot attend.

Traditional Events

• Weekend Competitions

Benefits of Membership

• Scholarship Opportunities
• Field Trips for Competitions

Women Of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program

Mission

The Women of Tomorrow’s mission is to inspire, motivate, and empower at risk young women to live up to their potential through a unique group mentoring program with highly accomplished professional women and scholarship opportunities.

School Coordinator

M. Mckenzie

Mentor

Important Club Information

Meeting Dates: Members will meet once a month for an hour during which time we will engage in the following activities:

• Meet & learn pertinent information from our mentor
• Small groups with guest speakers and mentor
• Plan for monthly activities/themes/field trips
• Complete important documents
• Participate in meaningful activities
• Prepare for life beyond high school

We will meet monthly in room . We will meet after school one month and the following month during school. We will continue that scheduled pattern throughout the school year (for example if we meet after school in September we will meet during school in October) New members will be added to our Canvas Page.

Reminders and Information: Members can stay up to date with club activities, events, and important deadlines by:

• Reading WOT Canvas messages
• Reading WOT Canvas announcements

Participation:

In order to have an opportunity to earn WOT scholarships, members must attend meetings once a month consistently & be a member for 3 years.

Events, Activities, & Field trips

Members will have the opportunity to participate in WOT activities in order to have future access to scholarship opportunities. Below are WOT activities that support growth:

• Meetings: These are at least 1 hour to communicate information & mentor members once a month
• Field trips: We will have at least 1 field trip per school year
• Submissions: Students will submit important documents related to scholarships and more by specific deadlines
• Guest Speakers: Speakers will visit periodically to enhance student knowledge of careers and skills for the real world

Criteria for Joining

Women of Tomorrow Mentoring & Scholarship Program is for girls in 9^th-12^th grade who have different strengths and weaknesses in a plethora of areas, which will help them empower each other & be empowered by a mentor. Girls should be open to interact with professional women who will be their mentors in a small group setting. The goal is to support young women growing in various areas as well as prepare for life after high school. Girls should be responsible by attending meetings and communicating with activity school coordinator & mentor.

Sponsor: Ms. Thomas

Our Yearbook Club is responsible for creating our annual yearbook. They always do a great job!

YMCA Middle School Force

Students engage in student enrichment and tutoring. Kids socially connect through athletic activities. Such as basketball, flag football, and chess.