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Elementary, middle, and high school students working at their group levels in a club

  • Clubs and organizations are a great way to help develop character and the skills that will benefit you in school, your career, and in life. Skills like commitment, leadership, effective communication, and being able to work successfully in a group all come from participating in a club or organization. Joining a club is a great way to make friends, develop leadership skills, and boost your college resumé.
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  • Band Jam Session

    Sponsor: Mr. Collot

    Students at DBMS who are currently taking a Band class have the opportunity to work and practice with Mr. Collot on their instruments in the band room every Tuesday and Thursday after school from 3:00 - 4:00 PM unless otherwise stated. Transportation must be provided by parents/guardians for anyone that’s a bus rider and a Walk Home Permission Form must be on file with Mr. Collot for anyone that walks home after school.

  • Chess Club

    Sponsor: Mr. Myerson

    Our Jr. Bucks Chess Team is an open club to all students in grades Six through Eight who want to learn the game of chess, compete in school and at-large tournaments, and who hold a 2.0-grade point average.

  • Debate

    Sponsor: Mr. Paisley

    Debate is a high-school course that we offer to a selected number of our eighth-grade students.  In this class, students learn effective communication and debate skills, which are put to the test in a district-wide debate competition.

  • Future Florida Educators of America [FFEA]

    Sponsor: Ms. Pierre Louis

    This club is for students who are interested in a career in education.

  • Human Relations Council (H.R.C.)

    Sponsor: Dr. N. Morgan

    Human Relations Council, part of a BCPS student-led Initiative that is established to create a group of principled Jr. Bucks that will positively promote campus-wide tolerance, support/promotion of multiculturalism and diversity at school and in the community. In addition, it strives to provide on-going leadership opportunities for its members. It is open to all grade levels and all Jr. Bucks are encouraged to join!

  • Mentoring Tomorrow’s Leaders (MTL)

    Sponsor: Ms. R. Scott

    • Mentoring Tomorrow’s Leaders is an intergenerational peer-mentoring program that employs early intervention strategies and culturally responsive methods to increase middle school students’ high school readiness.
    • The mission of MTL is to provide dropout prevention, educational re-engagement, and student leadership program that operates according to five pillars to increase graduation rates, college admissions, and scholarships. The five pillars are Academic Achievement, Mentoring, Family Involvement, Community Support, and Incentives.
    • MTL students are provided with enrichment activities, book study, and rewards for positive behavior.  Additionally, they participate in a variety of workshops and retreats to assist in developing as leaders and to improve the Mentee's academics and behavior. 

  • National Junior Honor Society (N.J.H.S.)

    Sponsor: Mrs. R. Lane

    Students with a 3.5 GPA come together to perform community service. This is the pinnacle organization on campus.

  • Yearbook

    Sponsor: Ms. M. Watson & PTSA

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