This summer, children can enjoy free nutritious meals at Dufur School to combat hunger. All kids aged 18 and under are eligible to participate. Please complete this Google Form if you are interested in participating: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdawU-Ly-Z30dPhSIrLQbeWQR_sNVek6-YQEfJJ_TpLk28vog/viewform
Join us in the Dufur School Library on June 24th at 1 pm for fun STEAM activities including a marble maze, origami and guided drawings. The library will be open from 10-2, you are welcome to come in, check out books, explore and enjoy the air conditioning.
2nd & 3rd graders had fun last week engineering towers in Steam at Summer School!
Notice: The June 23rd meeting of the Dufur School District Board of Directors has been rescheduled to June 30th at 6:00 pm. The meeting is open to the public, and is available as a Zoom Meeting as well. Check our website for the link. See the meeting agenda: https://www.dufur.k12.or.us/o/dufur-school-district/page/board-agenda-minutes
Dufur School is serving meals during Summer School. Children who don't attend Summer School are welcome for meals at these times: Breakfast 8:00 to 9:30 am, and Lunch 11:12:30 T, W, TH, June 10 to July 3. (Week of June 16 will be 16th, 17th & 18th.)
There will be a kickoff ceremony for the Dufur Elementary Garden on August 9th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. We will celebrate with informational booths, activities, games, freeebies and treats!
One Community Health is offering sports physical appointments to Dufur athletes on July 28th, and July 31st. To make an appointment : https://www.onecommunityhealth.org/dufur-health-center
Jason Ruby (Kindergarten) & Peyton Brock (5th Grade) had the most reading growth for the 2024-25 school year! These students won bikes, helmets, and locks donated from the Masons in The Dalles, as well as $10 gift cards to Klindt's Bookstore in The Dalles from the Ranger Pride Education Foundation.
Ms. Dawkins' 3rd Graders went on a field trip to Nichols Art Glass this week! Students were shown how Mr. Nichols makes his artwork and learned the importance of persistence when trying new techniques. We had a great time watching him demonstrate how to make a flower and an antler (Mrs. Fain was even able to help him add some small pieces of glass to the bottom of the antler).
The Class of 2026 celebrated their last day of school with breakfast in the parking lot before school started today. They're looking forward to a great senior year!
Parents, this is just a reminder that today is early release for students at 1 pm. Have a wonderful summer!
Mrs. Mead's 5th grade class is rounding out the year by finishing their Renaissance unit and writing biographies about famous artists. They experienced drawing like Michelangelo on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, under their desks. Also, students have been reviewing the end of their geometry unit and love working in teams during a room walk activity. This group is ready for middle school!
A huge thank you to Andy Nichols at Nichols Art Glass for inviting 2nd grade to watch the process of blowing glass on Friday. His artwork is fascinating and it was so fun to watch the process of glass blowing ornaments and he even made a leaf and flower in front of them! They followed it up with a trip to Sorosis Park for lunch!
Congratulations Dufur High Class of 2025!
Congratulations to the Dufur track team for their performances this weekend at the OSAA state track meet!
Ellie Brock 4th in the 400
Chase Richards 9th in the high jump
Zeb Stelzer 11th in the 3000
4x100 team 11th consisting of Bryson Cates, Chase Richards, Noah Coleman & Zeb Stelzer
Ellie Brock 12th in the 200
Congratulation on a great season!
Notice: The June 23rd meeting of the Dufur School District Board of Directors has been rescheduled to June 30th at 6:00 pm. The meeting is open to the public, and is available as a Zoom Meeting as well. Check our website for the link. See the meeting agenda: https://www.dufur.k12.or.us/o/dufur-school-district/page/board-agenda-minutes
On Wednesday evening, Dufur School held its annual Senior Recognition and Awards Night. We proudly celebrated the many accomplishments of Dufur students. The Ranger Pride Education Foundation awarded $86,500 in scholarships to graduating seniors. Special Community Builder Awards were given to Rocky and Jana Webb and Bill Timinsky and Ellie Webb. Years of Service Awards were given to Connie Harvey for 25 years with the district and Tylynn Wenzel for 6 years teaching at Dufur School. Go Rangers!
2nd grade spent Thursday meeting their pen pals from Maupin that they’ve been writing to all year. They played in the park, ate lunch and played kickball together! We look forward to continuing this yearly tradition for years to come with our neighbors to the South!!
The stage is set for this evening’s Dufur High School Awards Night, featuring the recognition of the Class of 2025 and presentation of scholarship awards. Hosted by the DHS National Honor Society, the event celebrates the outstanding achievements of our students throughout the year.
Doors will open at 5:30 PM, with the ceremony beginning at 6:00 PM. Cake and punch will be served. We invite you to join us in honoring the hard work and accomplishments of our students.
The DHS Class of 2025 will have a parade through town tomorrow, May 28th, to celebrate their last day as students of Dufur High School. Please gather on the traditional parade route through Dufur to wish them well!
