Students in lower school crafting club making custom pencil bags with vinyl stickers.

Clubs and Activities

DVFriends offers students a wide range of opportunities to get involved in school-sponsored clubs. The list of clubs is dynamic and based on student interests.
AFFINITY SPACES
In addition, there are four student-led groups that focus on particular affinity spaces. These groups are based on student interests and initiative.
 
  • POCC (People of Color Conference) creates a space of community and affirmation for people of color to come together and provide support, knowledge, and joy.
  • Gender Sexuality Alliance is dedicated to promoting an inclusive and accepting atmosphere for all people regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation by increasing awareness and understanding, and providing a space for LGBTQ+ individuals to feel heard. 

UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT-LED GROUPS

Here is a list of recent student-led clubs and groups. This is a dynamic list that adapts to student interests and initiatives. Any student can start a club at any time with sufficient interest and a faculty advisor. 

Club Name

All Who Serve
Anime Club
Basketball Club
Board Game Club
Business Club
Chess
 Dungeons & Dragons
 DV Singers
Eye to Eye
History Club
Interfaith
Kicks Collective
Model UN
Musicology Club
Music Club
Newspaper Club
Play Writers
Quaker Youth Leadership Conference
Repair Shop
Service
Video Game Club
Weight Lifting 
Yearbook

Middle School Clubs

Activities Club Gender-Sexuality Alliance RC Cars
ASL Club Leadership Club Robotics & Engineering
Drawing
Music Club Yearbook
Fish Tank Club Open Art Studio  
Games Club Team Earth  
 

LOWER SCHOOL CLUBS

Lower school clubs change periodically based on student interests and meet every Friday afternoon. In addition, lower school students enjoy a variety of special seasonal and holiday events and activities. Recent offerings have included:
 
  • Sports Club
  • ABLE Jr.
  • Craft Club
  • Stop Motion Club
  • Gaming Club
  • Manners/Social Club
  • Talent Show
  • AeroSpace Engineering
  • Earth and Animal Club