Hannah Hiaasen, a graduate of Dulaney High, spoke to National Art Honor Society members about her experiences at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her audience was thrilled to hear of her weaving of fabric and of words.

Dulaney art students worked collaboratively to participate in the One Million Bones Project. Together they created almost 200 hundred bones to be donated for a mass installation in Washington, D.C. Each bone will raise $1 to fight genocide in countries like Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burma, Syria, and, Somalia (just to name a few). If you’d like to donate, participate or want more information please visit http://www.onemillionbones.org/ or see Ms. Voluse.

Congratulations to sophomore Hannah M., whose monologue, "Watching", debuted at Baltimore's CenterStage in Mount Vernon. Manley was one of six Maryland students selected to have work performed during the theater's annual Young Playwright's Festival. Manley is a writer in Meekah Hopkins's Advanced Creative Writing class.

The All Out 4 All In Dulaney Lionheart 5K was a success!

After competing in 5 rounds against 14 other high schools, the Dulaney Chess team again won a first place victory at the 3rd annual BCPS Chess Tournament! In addition to the team win, Steven Z. received the first place individual trophy and Rex L. placed second overall.

Students in Accounting and AVID 11 were awarded certificates for Financial Literacy on May 1, 2013 by the Columbia Bank and Everfi.

School Counselor Donna Fritz congratulates Minwei C. for the publication of her winning poem.

Senior Jay H., seen here studying during Lynette Roller's fifth period linear algebra class, participated on the team that won $1,000 for their winning solution to this year's Moody's Math Challenge. Jay, along with fellow math club members and seniors Minwei C., Heetaek L., Lisa Ann T., and Casey L., used math in a 19-page solution to a problem about recycling. The team placed among the top 43 among more than 1,000 contest entrants.

For the second consecutive year, PLTW Aerospace Engineering sent students to Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. This year, six juniors and seniors went to participate in Advanced Space Academy. Here they are pictured with the rest of their team, made up of members of the Peninsula School in Australia and several independent students from around the USA. Their team is named after the 19th century Russian scientist who pioneered work on multistage liquid-fueled rockets.

Dulaney Baseball - 2013 Spring Tournament Champions!

Three art teachers, two chaperons, and forty-six art and photo students went to the both the National Gallery of Art and the National Portrait Gallery. They had a wonderful day!

Congratulations to the Dulaney Chemathon teams for their 2nd and 4th place finishes at the first annual BCPS Chemathon Competition.

Sixty Dulaney students attended DCON 2013, the Key Club District Leadership Conference in March. The club received many awards and honors for their volunteer service this past year (over 6000 hours!).

Parent volenteer Jolie Mcshane questions junior Rebeka S. during junior interview day, March 13.

The Dulany Debate team won 4 of the 24 BCFL spots for the Championship Tournament in Lincoln-Douglas to be held on March 16.

Dulaney News: Live on 5 broadcasts the morning announcements from our studio. Students rotate through positions in the control booth, on the studio floor, at "The Desk," and occasionally on-location!

Dulaney's Future Business Leaders won at the FBLA Region II conference at Hereford High School on January 24, 2013.

At a signing ceremony, senior student athletes sign their letters of intent to the college that they were recruited to and will attend in the fall.

Lisa Ann was named as one of 300 semifinalists in the highly prestigious national Intel Science Talent Search for her entry: "Applying Tripartite Split GFP Complementation Technology to Study RAGE Interactions and Signaling." She was nominated by Mr. Sykes, her GT Physics teacher last year. Lisa Ann will be featured in the February issue of The Griffin.

The Athletic department is holding a commemorative brick sale to fund improvements to the Dulaney stadium. Support the athletic department and honor a family member or friend by purchasing a brick. Order forms can be found on the Athletic department Edline page.

Dulaney faculty received motivating professional development from former NFL defensive lineman Joe Ehrmann on his "Coach for America: Winning in Life is Everything" philosophy.

Men's Basketball player Gavin S. shares his thoughts on leadership, success, and being a complete player in his interview with The Baltimore Sun at http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/high-school/bs-va-sp-profile-0117-20130116,0,2161428.story Photo courtesy of Algerina Perna, The Baltimore Sun.

Dulaney defeated teams from Franklin High School of Reisterstown, and Thomas Johnson High School of Pylesville, on IT'S ACADEMIC, the nation's foremost high school quiz program. The match will be aired Saturday, February 9, at 10:00 am on WJZ, Channel 13.

Engineering and Tech concept students crocheted patchwork blankets for the homeless this winter. Three large blankets should be completed by the end of January.

Dulaney High School was one of five schools nationwide selected in November 2012 to receive a $5,000 Educator for a Day grant from Walden University.

Dulaney's Class of 2013 National Merit Semifinalists. Pictured left to right with Ms. Whitlock are Aysha Khan, Amanda Olsen, Minwei Cao, Casey Lim, Lisa Ann Tang, Helen Gao, Gabrielle Welsh, and Kevin Jia. Not pictured is Kushal Byatnal.

Dulaney High School's Hispanic Support Network holds parent outreach meeting to connect community organizations with central area families.

Hannah Hiaasen, a graduate of Dulaney High, spoke to National Art Honor Society members about her experiences at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her audience was thrilled to hear of her weaving of fabric and of words.