Daily Announcements
Daily Announcements - Good morning Douglas High! Today is Friday, November 1st!
Love playing games that aren’t the same old, same old? The Board Game Club is a great place to discover new games and make friends in a relaxed setting. Join us Tuesdays at lunch in Mr. Tolbert’s room, room 223. Hope to see you there!
LESS THAN A WEEK LEFT to Register for a Winter Sport! - Don't miss out! Remember - NIAA requires a new physical exam for the 2024-25 school year. Check the student's Aktivate account to make sure it's green with an approved current physical to be able to try out/participate in a Winter sport
The Douglas Varsity Football Team will host the NIAA game vs. Reno High TONIGHT 6pm. Tickets must be purchased online prior to the game. NIAA does not accept ASBs, DCSD employee badges, Booster or Coach passes. Please see the Tiger Cage if you have questions. Go Tigers!
Hey Tigers, the media center just received a shipment of brand new books! Come check out the New Books section and find your next great read for the weekend!
Attention DHS Skiers: There will be an informational meeting for athletes interested in joining the DHS Ski Team in Mrs. Brown’s room on Wednesday, November 6th during lunch. The meeting will start at 12:05. This meeting is for NEW ATHLETES only. Returning athletes can stop by Mrs. Brown’s room any day during break or lunch to get this year's new Remind and Google Classroom codes.
SENIORS & JUNIORS: Paid Internship starting @ $14 an hr is being offered by Partnership Douglas County. Their office is across the street from DHS. A resume is requested. They are hoping to hire someone by December or January. For more information contact Partnership @ info@pdcnv.org
The INTERACT Club is meeting Wednesday, November 6th in room 407 to finalize our field trip to Carson Valley Health. Please feel free to bring you school lunch with you.
Looking for a place to speak kindness, celebrate others, and make our school a happier place? Join the Inside Out Club! We’re all about lifting each other up, recognizing achievements, and spreading good vibes throughout campus. Open to all students who want to make a difference, share some smiles, and show some appreciation. Our first meeting will be this Wednesday, November 6th, in room 412. See you there!
There will be an Art Club meeting today at lunch in room 513. Enjoy refreshments, a fun project, and hanging out with your artsy friends! See you there!
PLEASE STAND FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America
And to the republic, for which it stands,
One nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Now please observe 30 seconds of silence.
News
Thanks to our incredible community and business vendors, we raised $4,260.91 to support students in need.
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This past week, our incredible Carson Valley FFA students attended the Nevada FFA State Convention, showcasing their dedication, resilience, and passion for agriculture. Their hard work truly paid off, and Miss Rieman could not be prouder!
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At DCSD, we are proud to recognize and celebrate the educators and specialists who have earned national certification—an accomplishment that reflects exceptional expertise, dedication to students, and a commitment to professional growth.
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On March 7, the curtain rose at CVIC Hall for one of Douglas High School’s most anticipated events—Mr. DHS 2025. This year’s “Men in Black” theme brought together 13 senior boys for a night of talent, humor, and heartfelt moments, all in support of a great cause. Read the Record Courier Article
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Meet Olive Hamner-Jillson, a 12th grader at Whittell High School and National Merit Finalist, who is excited to shine a spotlight on the lake schools and foster a stronger connection across the district as the new Student Representative on the Board of Trustees. Read Olive's Q&A
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Douglas High School Girls’ Ski Team delivered an impressive performance at the state championships at Kirkwood, taking 2nd place in points overall across both days of competition.
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The DHS Drama Department recently attended the Northern Nevada Regional Thespian Festival, and for the second year in a row, they have qualified to bring their One-Act Play to State.
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Congratulations to the DHS Boys Basketball team for earning the title of 4A Basketball Academic State Champions.
The Modern Learning Conference took place this Monday and Tuesday, and it was a great success! |
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On January 9, 2025, Douglas High School’s Leadership students took part in the DREAM IT project, presenting their innovative proposals for improving DHS.
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Douglas County School District is proud to co-host the annual Modern Learning Conference on February 24-25, 2025, alongside Churchill County School District. Learn More
DCSD has expanded its Portrait of a Learner initiative, which focuses on the values of Empower, Prepare, Inspire, and Connect (EPIC), by installing highway banners along Highway 395 in Gardnerville.