Student coalitions attend AIPAC conventions to lobby politically on behalf of Israel.

[9] DRS often hosts Israeli soldiers, including Gilad Shalit,[10] to talk to students.

[13] DRS had a post-high school program called Yeshivat Lev Shlomo, started in 2009 for alumni attending colleges that do not offer Judaic studies.

[14] Lev Shlomo provides the students with a Judaic studies curriculum and schedule in the morning, so they can attend college classes in the afternoon.

[17] A local newspaper claimed that 95% of DRS graduates attend beit medrash (advanced religious studies) after high school and 99% go to Israel for a gap-year.

In all, DRS boasts 14 teams which compete in basketball, floor hockey, baseball, bowling, fencing, softball, tennis, wrestling, soccer, flag football, and volleyball.

[22] Floor hockey is a major part of teenage life in the Jewish-metropolitan area and DRS's students take the sport very seriously.