Dallas (Oregon) High School

From the student body president:
Dallas High School is the heart of our community, and is the origin of our Dragon Pride movement. For me, Dragon Pride means being an upstanding citizen and student, while being involved in all that DHS has to offer; from sports to clubs and activities. Student achievement directly aligns with participation in such activities. Students who actively participate in intra and extracurricular activities do better in school. Not only that, but they are fun! I’m excited to be this year’s ASB and senior class president. My goal is to show all students the benefits of getting involved in their school and community. Go Dragons! -- Heather Enderle

The DHS Mission Lead Engage Achieve Respect No Excuses	From the principal: We wish to extend a welcome to the class of 2016 and all new and returning students of DHS. Last year we challenged staff and students to “be a part of something special, leave your mark and show your Dragon Pride." We extend the same challenge to our new students and incoming freshmen. The class of 2013, and all subsequent classes, will be expected to master state essential skills requirements in reading and writing in order to be eligible to graduate. Math comes on board next year. Students, I need you to be vigilant in attending to these skills requirements at all levels, especially you seniors. We have set aside teacher office hours from 3:00-3:30 Tuesday-Friday for support. Let’s have a great year…Go Dragons! Keep in mind... Senior Timeline: Get an overview of what to expect for the last few weeks of your high school experience! May 15: FFA Banquet May 16: Inkblot's Open Mic Night May 17: Seniors: Credit Recovery Deadline May 18: Senior Raft Trip May 20- 24: Home-Going Week
From the student body president: Dallas High School is the heart of our community, and is the origin of our Dragon Pride movement. For me, Dragon Pride means being an upstanding citizen and student, while being involved in all that DHS has to offer; from sports to clubs and activities. Student achievement directly aligns with participation in such activities. Students who actively participate in intra and extracurricular activities do better in school. Not only that, but they are fun! I’m excited to be this year’s ASB and senior class president. My goal is to show all students the benefits of getting involved in their school and community. Go Dragons! -- Heather Enderle