| CLUB NAME | ADVISOR | DESCRIPTION OF CLUB |
| Aftershock Christian Club | J. Santana | An organization that will further students' knowledge in Biblical studies and provide a nurturing space to grow in relationship with God. |
| ALLSports.News Club | A. Avina | Summarize news from all sports for the convenience of our listeners |
| Alzheimer's Association | R. Rudd | Organization that focusus on promoting awareness, educating memebers, and raising money for research and patients |
| American Cancer Society | J. Martin | Learning and spreading awareness about cancer |
| American Red Cross Club | M, Hail | Committed to fulfilling the Red Cross mission of "preventing and alleviating human suffering in the face of emergencies" |
| Amnesty International | K. Dalton | To advance the ideals of Amnesty International. Our goal is to promtoe human rights, educate about ongoing human rights violations and more |
| ANTs | K. Parra | A society that aims to educate high schoolers about the function of both human and animal bodily structures |
| The Art of Fencing Club | C. Logasa | For students interested in the sport and history of the art of fencing and why it can be considered an art. |
| Art Society | V. Hwang | Student artists can congregate to discuss art-related events, inform each other about art school requirements and more |
| Asian American Christian Ministry (ACM) | J. Bae | Will advocate for and encourage Christian fellowship between Asian American students and our school community |
| ASMR Together | K. Balboa | Strive to bring joy and creativity from hands on craft activities, and to bring relaxation and healthy stress relief mechanisms to our school community |
| Astronomy Club | S. Hernandez | Explore the vast field of astronomy in an engaging and interactive environment |
| Best Buddies | S. Robles | Our club strives to create one-on-one friendships between DBHS students & students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
| Books for Kids Club | A. Lee | Develop Individual leadership and responsibility in students. |
| Brahma Cinematics | M. Enriquez | to unite those interested in filming as a hobby or career. We specialize in the creation and discussion about movies. |
| BSU (Black Student Union) | K. Malveaux | A community where students can openly express their views on current events and learn about black history |
| Chinese Pop Dance Club | J. Lu | Welcomes students that would like to learn Chinese Pop Dance |
| California Scholarship Federation (CSF) | D. Daza | Statewide service organization that provides students with a myriad of service opportunities. |
| Calisthenics Club | M. Cooke | Aim to teach and motivate students into improving themselves through the usage of bodyweight exercises, control, stability and discipline |
| Chess Champions | E. Sorensen | club that looks to further students' interest in the game of chess and to offer training & community to all levels of players |
| Chinese Culture and History Club | A. Wolf | Introduce Chinese traditional culture and gather Chinese people in school. Opportunities to attend Chinese festivals. |
| CLASS OF 2025 | J. Silver, Alexis Feix, D. Daza | Class Committee |
| CLASS OF 2026 | C. Logasa, A. Conway | Class Committee |
| CLASS OF 2027 | D. Mair, E. Vasquez-Campbell | Class Committee |
| CLASS OF 2028 | R. Rudd | Class Committee |
| Clothes for Cause | S. Acciani | Collect clothes and donate to schools for students in need. |
| Code Club (C2) | A. Tran | Provide opportunities to expand members' coding skills and interestes |
| Comics for Causes | E. Sorensen | Will support charities by utilizing creativity and comics |
| Cyber Mahjong Club | J. Lu | For students to not only participate and learn about mahjong and mahjong culture but also to develop the software |
| CyberPatriot | E. Sorensen | Teach about cyber security and provide an opportunity to compete in the Cyber Patriot Competition |
| DBHS Book CLub | K. Chacon | Will further the interests of those who enjoy reading books in our school |
| DBHS USACO Club | D. Razo | Will aid those interested in competing in the USA Computing Olympiad in our school |
| DBHS Volleyball Club | M. Baiz | For those students who are interested in learning the sport of volleyball |
| DB Real Estate Club | A. Wolf | Experience in real estate management by offering hands on volunteer opportunities, enabling participation in refurbishing and building community projects |
| DND Club | B. Pentangelo | Provide DB students who enjoy playing dungeon & dragons a place to gather and go on quests together. |
| Dance to Give Club | Jill Riley | Shares the passion of dance with participants while promoting wellness and giving back to those in need. |
| Define Feminism Club | M. Enriquez | Raise Money to donate to feminish charities, talk about feminism |
| Dermatological Club | A. Lee | Organization for those that are interested in learning about the field of dermatology, focused on specific occupations and topics |
| Dronescape Club | A. Tran | Gain experiences in learning how to build and program a drone. |
| Ecollect | E. Sorensen | Unite those interested in bettering the environment through the collection of e-waste |
| ESports | R. Thomas | Serves to create a community of gamers, both casual and competitive. |
| Environmental Club | S. Hacker | Dedicated to spreading awareness to lesser-known environmental protection non profit organizations that brings positive change. |
| Fashion Design Club | A. Wolf/J. Wu | For students who wish to learn about fashion design, engage in fashion related events, and create connections with people who share similar interests |
| FBLA | J. Pierce, L. Morales | The largest career student busines organization in the world. Helps prepare members for careers in business |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) | M. Castaneda | To provide a place for students to unite, inspire, and encourage by learning the word of God and applying those principles |
| Filipino Club (Bayanihan) | M. Enriquez | Bayanihan, also known as The Filipino Club will bring students together to learn about the Filipino culture |
| Forensics Club | C. Johnson | Students will learn about different forensics topics, investigate case files, explore laboratory equipment & procedures, and socialize with fellow peers |
| French Club | T. Tietz | Offers a unique experience to learn about the French language and culture.Enjoy french dishes and activities. |
| Game Dev | A. Tran | Foster Interests and skills related to game development |
| Girl's League | R. Romero | Part of a global effort to make the world a better place. Raised & donated to fight breast cancer, offer dbhs seniors scholarships and more |
| Giving Children Hope | J. Bae | To unite those who are interested in helping children and their families |
| Golf on Top | R. Garcia | To give students who are passionate about the game of golf a chance to volunteer and give back to the community. Also aims to inspire young golfers |
| GSA | T. Tietz | A safe space for members to discuss LGBT+ issues and to make friends within the community |
| Guitar Club | R. Jarvis | Hopes to spread the love of guitar to others in our school |
| Heart of Hope | S. Acciani | To unite those who are interested in helping others, specifically children with special needs |
| History Club | E. Clark | Where students can engage in meaningful and respectful historical conversation. Will prepare students for the National History Bowl Competition |
| Home Necessities Club | M. Hail | Educate and emphasize the importance of an understanding of one's household. |
| Hong Kong Club | Kiara Chan | For students interested in Hong Kong culture |
| HOPE | C. Del Muro, A. Avina | For those who are intrigued in learning about Hispanic culture/heritage |
| HOSA | C. Paulson | To enhance delivery of compassonate, quality health care by providing the knowledge, skill and leadership development |
| ICanHelp | J. Bae | Spreading positivity and empowering students through social media |
| IDOT Design | C. Chen | Opportunity to learn animation, digital art, and design. |
| Interact | M. Cooke | Rotary-sponsored community service organization that aims to help others through the motto "service above self" |
| Key Club | M. Ku | Oldest and largest student-led service organization for high school students. Meet new people, strengthen leadership skills. |
| Kids to Kids | M. Rosas | Help elementary school kids with their homework |
| Kode4Kids Diamond Bar | A. Tran | non-profit organization for those who seek coding related volunteering opportunities |
| Latin Dance Club | J. Lu | For those interested in learning latin dance and its culture |
| Lens | G. Chan | Improve photography skills. Will do various themes, competitions and events. |
| Link Crew | S. Hernandez | Welcome incoming freshmen on campus and facilitate their transition from middle school to high school. |
| Literature Club | G. Hernandez | Encourage reading among peers |
| Make a Wish | C. Garcia | To partner with LA branch's Make-a-Wish foundation and grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. |
| Marketing Missions | A. Wolf | To explore the world of marketing and advertising while also delving into the economic aspects that drive thest activities. |
| Math Club | D. Mair | The DBHS Mathematics team is a successful comptition/team-oriented community of students who love mathematics. |
| Mission Initiative Club | Jose Marquez | To equip and spread the love of Jesus Christ to our peers |
| Music Mates | M. Santos | Help aspiring middle-school students become greater musicians through lessons led by DBHS students |
| Muslim Student Association | T. Tietz | MSA is an organization that will further interest those in learning about Islam and will provide a safe space for Muslim students on campus |
| Nat'l History Day Competitors Society (NHD) | J. Wu | Unite those who are interested in the National History Day competition and expanding their worldview |
| National Honor Society (NHS) | J. Bae | A nationally recognized club that emphasizes scholarship, leadership & excellence with volunteer events to serve the community |
| Neuroscience Club | J. Wu | Give members a firsthand look at neuroscience, a relatively niche under STEM. |
| One Page at a Time | E. Vasquez-Campbell | To brighten the lives of kids in our community who are going through unimaginable illness as well as benefiting our students with the skill of storytelling through writing |
| Origami Oasis Club | R. Dizon | Brings together students through the simple yet complex art of folding decorative paper into intricate designs |
| Outreach | I. Turner | Help enrich after school activities for children who have social, mental or economic shortcomings. |
| Peer Counseling | D. Mesdjian | To support and educate our peers through social and emotional guidance |
| Physics Team | T. Hebert | Unite those interested in Physics and to enchance their learning |
| Ping Pong Club | M. Bromberg | For those that enjoy playing the sport of Ping Pong |
| Planet Arboretum | E. Sorensen | Environmental awareness club, focusing on outreach, fundraising and volunteering for a positive change. |
| Poetry Club | C. Chen | This club will unite poetry enthusiasts |
| Politics Society | J. Pierce | To empower students to make their voice heard, be advocates for change and understand the political system |
| Print3d Works | A. Tran | Combines engineering and arts and allows students to gain hands-on experience with machinery that will make their work come to life |
| Project Blush | K. Dalton | To create an opportunity for children and adults to feel good by caring for their bodies and appreciating themselves |
| Research Club | D. Wai | Aims to provide students with a community to get involved in STEM laboratory research |
| Rubik's Cube Club | D. Razo | To foster a passion for problem solving and intellectual growth through exploring and mastering the Rubiks Cube puzzle |
| Sail Club (Scholastic Artificial Intelligence League ) | A. Tran | Scholastic Artificial Intelligence League (SAIL).Educate and assist aspiring programmers interested in Artificial Intelligence. |
| Science Bowl | Jose Marquez | Nationwide academic competition that tests students' knowledge in all areas of science and mathematics. |
| Science Olympiad | J. Bae | Competitive team that participagtes in events focusing on different scientific disciplines. |
| Sing Out | R. Langham | To serve the local community by visiting and performing music for individuals who are isolated such as in hospitals & assisted living facilities |
| Sneaker Club | J. Wu | Unite the Sneaker Community at DBHS. Whether you collect, buy, sell or wear sneakers. |
| Smile Train/Operation Smile | S. Acciani | Supports infants born with cleft syndrome |
| Society of Women Engineers (SWE) | T. Hebert | Aims to offer women and girls a unique place and voice within the engineering industry |
| Spanish Club | C. Sorensen | Educate and spread knowledge of Spanish culture to others on campus and keep it alive ourside the classroom. |
| Strike-A-Chord Project | M. Santos | Club will provide music education/therapy for students with disabilities in the WVUSD |
| Sunshine Club | E. Sorensen | To brighten the lives of pediactric cancer patients while spreading childhood cancer awareness. |
| The Supreme Club | R. Rodriguez | To learn spcifically about America's Supreme Court |
| Taekwondo Club | J. Bae | An organization that will further interest those in learning the fundamental skills of Taekwondo |
| Team Sprocket (Robotics) | G. Aguilar | Competes in First Robotics Competition League. Build a robot and use it to complete various tasks on the field. |
| UNICEF | E. Clark | Works to help those in need around the world. Raise awareness about issues affecting children & raise funds to help these families |
| United Strings Harmony | M Santos, K. Balboa | Bring students together who have a passion for string instruments, and to provide a service to our community through performances |
| Upcycle Club | K. Malveaux | Dedicating to raising awareness of global-environmental issues and teaching the practices of a circular economy within out school and community. |
| USA Biology Olympiad (USABO) | S. Hacker | prepares students to take the USABO exam. We host bi-weekly biology learning sessions & compete in interactive games |
| Vietnamese Cultural Appreciation Club | C. Johnson | Strive to promote vietnamese culture and create a safe environment for all Vietnamese students and non Vietnamese who are interested in learning the culture |
| We-Ball | S. Navarro | For those who enjoy playing basketball and working with little kids. |
| Women in STEM (WiSTEM) | K. Chacon | Strive to advocate for women representation and leadership in science, technology, engineering and mathmatics. |