Dufur Parents, we are looking for input on how this year is going so far. Please visit our website and fill out the survey posted under the "NEWS" section on the homepage.
over 3 years ago, Bonnie Everson Lepinski
Dufur School will be livestreaming the Homecoming royalty coronation and king crowning today at 1 due to Covid audience restrictions. Please visit the Dufur School Facebook page to access the video.
over 3 years ago, Kristin Whitley
Mr. Cosgrove is offering "Owl Pellet Dissection Kits" to any interested students or families. See our school website for more information!
over 3 years ago, Bonnie Everson Lepinski
Mid-level students are studying Lewis and Clark during their enrichment time. As part of their experience, today the 7th grade B pod went to the park to write journal entries about the creek and its surroundings just like Lewis did back in 1805.
over 3 years ago, Sarah Anderson
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Middle school and high school Strength & Conditioning has been canceled for today, November 3rd.
over 3 years ago, Bonnie Everson Lepinski
Food Service News: Dufur School will still provide weekly food boxes if you have pre-school or under aged children or if your child is participating in the "Distance Learning" program. You must call the school or email me at lindsey.harvey@dufur.k12.or.us to start your food box back up again. If you live in Dufur you may get daily meals at Dufur Christian Church provided by Dufur School. All children 1-18 years old may receive meals:: PANDEMIC EBT CARDS!! The state has added more funds to your Pandemic EBT card. It should be $100 per Dufur Student for the month of September!!! As of now there is not more funding available but still hang on to your card because funds might become available again.
over 3 years ago, Lindsey Harvey
Dufur Pumpkin Patch!
over 3 years ago, Bonnie Everson Lepinski
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Grades K-3 had a great week with Halloween parties, a pumpkin patch, and all kinds of delicious apple snacks and games! We would like to thank the many people who made things possible through their donations! Thank you to Cobblestone Catering, Mike and Nancy Gibson, Jordan and Tiffany Davis, Dane Klindt, Charla Kozelisky, Elena Durham, Peggy Skiles, and Glenda Hanna. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
over 3 years ago, Bonnie Everson Lepinski
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High School kids in FCS Enrichment had a great time designing and painting pumpkins! Which one is your favorite?
over 3 years ago, Lindsey Black
Mid-level art students have been busy learning about the art element "line" and about French artist Georges Seurat, made famous for his "pointillism" technique.
over 3 years ago, Sarah Anderson
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There will be no 6-12 football practice today (Thursday, Oct. 29).
over 3 years ago, Jack Henderson
Dufur School is excited to invite the community to watch the Homecoming parade, which will take place at 6:00 PM on Friday, November 6th. The parade will begin at We3 and will wind through downtown Dufur, turning back to the school at the post office.
over 3 years ago, Kristin Whitley
Esther has a new "Strength and Conditioning" schedule starting this week. The time and days for middle school athletes will be Tuesday and Thursday from 2:15 to 3:00 p.m., while high school will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 to 3:45.
over 3 years ago, Bonnie Everson Lepinski
Dufur School is looking for pumpkin and apple donations for the elementary pumpkin patch next week. Donations would need to be arranged before Wednesday, October 28th. Ideally the goal is to receive 40 pumpkins and 60 apples for our kids. If you would like to donate, please contact Josie Turner at josie.turner@dufur.k12.or.us, or (541)980-1977.
over 3 years ago, Kristin Whitley
On Wednesdays we enrich! Yesterday, it was the B pods' turn to leave school for enrichment. The 6th and 7th grade pods took their turn at Fifteenmile Creek just like the A pods did last week. Mrs. Darden took the 8th grade pod out to the Friend Schoolhouse and then to Henderson Cemetery near Dufur.
over 3 years ago, Sarah Anderson
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Food Service News Lots of things have been happening in our Dufur School Kitchen this year! Our one main goal is to feed as many children as we can. Our weekly food boxes are still available for High School students and Distance Learning students. If you would like a weekly food box you will need to contact the school or email me at lindsey.harvey@dufur.k12.or.us and be able to pick up the box at Dufur School. Most children who are attending Dufur School in person will be receiving either double or triple lunches sent home with them on the last day of their school week. If your child lives in Dufur they can get daily weekday lunches at the Dufur Christian Church. Most of the kids on bus routes are the children who will be taking lunches home with them. We can provide lunches for children 1-18 whether they attend. Dufur School or not. These are trying times for all and Dufur School is here to lend a helping hand. If you have any questions please call Dufur School
over 3 years ago, Lindsey Harvey
Let's remember that Football and Volleyball start on Monday Oct 19th. 6-12 Football at 4:00-5:30 pm Volleyball at 5:00-6:30 pm See you there!
over 3 years ago, C.S. Little
While the 6th and 8th graders were at the creek, Mrs. Darden took the 7th graders out to Friend, Oregon. They visited the old Friend Schoolhouse and explored the old Kingsley Catholic Cemetery between Friend and Dufur.
over 3 years ago, Sarah Anderson
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On Wednesdays, Dufur School mid-level students get exciting enrichment opportunities. Today, the 6th and 8th graders went to Fifteenmile Creek on Dufur School's property and did a stream study. The kids had a great time going out into nature while also doing math and science at the same time.
over 3 years ago, Sarah Anderson
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With the addition of Mid-Level students to the bus routes, this is a reminder to Elementary parents that students in grades K-5 will be released from school each day at 1:50 PM for bus boarding and parent pickup.
over 3 years ago, Kristin Whitley