Activities/Clubs
Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run is a 10 week after school program that uses the power of running to help prepare girls for a lifetime of self-respect and healthy living. Each session is led by trained female coaches who will guide and mentor girls through a fun and uplifting curriculum. Along the way, the girls train together to walk or run a 5k. Meetings will begin in room 605 (Mrs. Raimundo's room) on Tuesday and Thursday after school from 2:45 until 4:15. Our current Girls on the Run coaches are: Miss. Mooney Mrs. Raimundo Our Fall 2025 will begin on September 16th. Our end of season 5K will take place at Deltona High School on November 22nd. We will have a Spring 2026 season that will begin in February and run through later April/early May. Registration for the fall is full, however we do have a waiting list. Each season we have a total of 20 spots available and spots will fill quickly.Chess Club
We will have fun learning the names of the pieces, how they move and basic game strategies. Each club meeting will begin with an interactive lesson followed by game play with your peers.When: Friday afternoons from 2:45 until 3:45
Fall 3rd-5th Meeting Dates: 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21,12/5, 12/12 Spring Kdg-2nd Meeting Dates: 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/6, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17
Where: Miss Mooney’s room (Building 1 room 108)
Club Fee: $15 This will cover the cost of chess club materials and end of Fall session celebration/tournament. Bring Club fee on the first club meeting.
Registration is a first come, first served basis. Permission form due to Miss Mooney by September 18th. Miss Mooney will contact you once your form is received. Club capacity is set at 20 students, so join now!
Chorus Club
Chorus Club is intended for those 4th-5th grade students who love music and want to increase and develop their love for singing. Students who are part of Chorus Club should be responsible for practicing not only Fridays but also at home. The club’s requirement will consist of not only basic musical skills; but also interest for music and discipline. The goal is to develop your child’s music skills. This is through warm up exercises, correct singing postures and use of diaphragm; along with music notation reading and music theory. Also, students will cooperate, share, and team work during rehearsals promoting such social skills. Finally, the Chorus Club is intended to improve reading and memory skills through the use of songs. I will notify the students that have been picked for the club no later than October 5th. First rehearsal is October 6th and last is March 8th Mr. HernandezCheer Club
🎉 Join the Cheer Club – Show Your Eagle Lake Spirit! 🎉
Hey Eagles! Are you ready to spread some school spirit and have a blast doing it? The Cheer Club at Deltona Lakes Elementary is the perfect place for 5th grade students to express their school pride through cheers, chants, and dance!
Cheer Club was founded by some spirited Eagles, and it’s grown into an amazing opportunity for students to be leaders—motivating classmates, boosting morale, and celebrating the amazing community we’re all a part of at Deltona Lakes Elementary. Led by our energetic and inspiring Ms. Marbley, a 5th grade teacher, the club is a place where kids can learn, grow, and shine! ✨
Cheer Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays during 5th grade recess. For extra performance preparation, we may have after-school practices, but don’t worry—we’ll always give plenty of notice.
The Fall Squad will run from September 1, 2025, to December 19, 2025, and the Winter Squad from February 2, 2026, to mid-May.
✨ Fall Registration is still OPEN, but hurry—we only have 24 spots available, and they’re filling up fast! 🌟 Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this spirited, fun-filled tradition!
Let’s cheer loud and proud together as we continue to make Deltona Lakes Elementary Eagles the best school around! 🦅💙
Leadership Club
Leadership Club is open to 5th graders that are recommended by their teacher for consistently showing leadership qualities. These students will help with responsibilities around campus and assist in events happening throughout the year. There is a $15 club fee to cover Leadership Club T-shirt and other materials. Students will bring home a letter with more information if they are chosen to participate. Mrs. BrittonLIA- Latinos in Action
Latinos in Action runs from September to April and provides students with skills that will last a lifetime through the LIA curriculum. This inclusive, student-centered leadership program empowers elementary students to recognize and develop their potential as future leaders. While the program celebrates Latino culture, all students are welcomed and encouraged to participate. LIA will begin on Thursday September 25th from 2:30 - 3:30. LIA fosters a supportive environment where students build initiative, teamwork, and community engagement. Participants serve as peer mentors by tutoring younger students after school and taking part in school events. Throughout the year, they prepare to showcase their leadership journey with a special performance at the April conference. Mrs. Colon and Ms. Consentino are the teachers for LIA. We will be reaching out to your teachers very soon!Yearbook Club
Deltona Lakes Elementary will be continuing a yearbook club this 2025-26 school year. Students in the 4th & 5th grade are welcome to apply to join the DLE Yearbook Club! Students will meet every other Friday afterschool until 3:30pm. This will start October 3rd and go until we finish the Yearbook sometime in March. If we find, we need to meet every Friday at some point you will be notified ahead of time. When yearbooks arrive in May, students will be responsible for selling and helping to distribute yearbooks. As part of the yearbook club, you may be required to take some pictures during the school year and attend school functions to photograph as well (cell phone, iPad, or camera). You will also be using a computer program to create the pages that are a part of our finished yearbook. Students will need to keep their grades up and will be chosen based on their application and teacher recommendations. You must have parent permission and be able to stay afterschool on Fridays and attend most school functions. So, if this sounds like you, and you like to take pictures, and are good with computers, please apply today! Fill out the form below and return with a parent signature. If you are chosen, there will be a $15 fee to cover shirt and badge cost. You will receive a free “hard” cover yearbook as well. You will be notified by September 13th.Mrs. Menard
News Crew
The News Crew Club is open to 5th grade students who are recommended by their 4th and 5th grade teachers. Eligible students must demonstrate strong academic performance, consistent attendance, and positive leadership qualities. In addition, all candidates will participate in an audition process. Selected students will collaborate as a team to create and produce our school-wide morning newscast. Each member of the News Crew will rotate through a variety of roles, including anchor, co-anchor, camera operator, weather reporter, flag bearer, props coordinator, special reporter, and director/technician. The News Crew Club meets after school each day, and parent pick-up is required. Students selected to participate will receive a letter with additional details.
Battle of the Books
The Battle of the Books Club is a competitive reading team made up of five outstanding students who will represent Deltona Lakes Elementary at the Volusia County-sponsored Battle of the Books event. The club is open to 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students who demonstrate a strong understanding of the 2025–2026 SSYRA (Sunshine State Young Readers Award) titles. Team members will meet once a week after school to build their collaboration skills and prepare for competition through discussions, activities, and book-based quizzes.
In April, the team will compete in a county-wide, quiz-bowl-style event, showcasing their reading expertise and teamwork as they go head-to-head with other schools. Selection for the team will be based on students’ in-depth knowledge of the SSYRA books. Those selected will receive a letter with additional details. Please note: Parents/guardians are required to chaperone and provide transportation to and from the final competition in April.
K-2 Stem Club & 3-5 Stem Club
An after-school club that provides students with opportunities to explore and engage with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) through hands-on activities and projects. We will be covering a wide range of topics with different hands-on activities each week. Students will be able to bring home some projects we work on throughout the semester.
Club sponsors: Ms. Haines, Mrs. Torrado-Nowotynski, Mrs. Treadaway, Mrs. Lukosavich
Meeting times:
After school 2:45-3:30 on Tuesday’s in room 8-002
Fall semester grades 3-5
Spring semester grades K-2