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Welcome!

MISSION STATEMENT OF DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL



The stakeholders of Dallas High School, a small suburban secondary institution in Northeastern Pennsylvania, will assure that each student achieves his/her fullest academic and social potential in a safe and supportive environment. Through an intensive scheduling process, Dallas High School students will become responsible and productive citizens capable of success in a diverse and changing global society.



BELIEF STATEMENTS OF DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL



1. We believe that learning and healthy living are never ending journeys.

2. We believe that the school is a safe and rule-governed environment.

3. We believe that students should recognize and strive to strengthen their talents for the future.

4. We believe that students learn by taking an active role in their own education.

5. We believe that the school community cultivates a respect for the diversity of others.

A Message to the Community..

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Hello! My name is Jeffrey Shaffer and I am the Proud Principal of Dallas Senior High School. As we are now firmly entrenched in the winter season, I am happy to say that we have had a very successful fall season here at Dallas High School. Our students are thoroughly engaged in their coursework and extra-curricular activities and our teachers continue to deliver high quality and challenging lessons. I look forward with great anticipation to continue to lead our school in a positive direction. Our Advanced Placement and PSSA test scores continue to improve, and new programs, curriculum and ideas are constantly being generated! We have set a solid foundation for success. The next step is to continue to examine our weaknesses and improve them, refine and strengthen the things we do well, and always be open to new ideas. We thank our community for your continued support in helping us give our children a great place to learn and grow!
Mr. Jeffrey Shaffer

The Dallas High School Guidance Department announces the first quarter Students of the Quarter.


CREATIVE STUDENT-STEVEN GULOTTA, CITIZEN, STUDENT ACHIEVER-ALEXANDRIA SMITH

Pictured left to right: Hillary Grube, Andrew Santora, Steven Gulotta, and Alexandria Smith
 

Dallas High School ranks 32nd in Pennsylvania in 11th Grade Science PSSA!

Dallas High School received notifcation that our 2009 PSSA Grade 11 Science scores rank us 32nd of 501 school districts in the State of Pennsylvania. That score places us in the 93.8 percentile. Great Job staff and students!!!
 

Dallas High School Supports
Safe Driving Tips for Teens!
1. SLOW DOWN! 2. Watch out for the Weather 3. Keep a Handle on Careless Driving! 4. Keep your Eyes on the Road 5. Buckle Up!
Teens can also get Safe Driving Information from http://www.drivesafepa.org/ (click link above)
Have a Great and Safe Holiday Season!
 

Dallas QB Adam Goeringer selected as Wyoming Valley Conference Big School MVP!
Mountaineers finish a great season at 10-2!
Goeringer, a junior quarterback/linebacker, was chosen as the MVP of the Big Schools, which encompass Class 4A and 3A teams in the Wyoming Valley Conference. He also helped Dallas to a 10-2 record, the WVC Division 3A championship and a berth in the District 2 Class 3A championship game. Adam finished the regular season by completing 68-of-125 passes for 1,154 yards and 14 touchdowns with only six interceptions. He also rushed for 608 yards and a team-high 11 touchdowns.

 

Groundbreaking for New Dallas High School!
Ceremony was held on June 16, 2009
 

Dress Code Reminder for 2009-2010

In the interest and effort of maintaining a focus on a building atmosphere that is conducive to education and academic success, the following dress code initiatives will be in place for the 2009-2010 school year:
1.Shorts, dresses and skirts must be no shorter than one inch above the knee.

2.Sleeveless shirts of any kind are not permitted for both male and female students.

3.Jeans, pants, shorts, sweatpants, and skirts must not have rips or holes of any kind.

4.No spandex, unless it is worn underneath a skirt, dress or shorts that meet the guidelines set forth in # 1.

Students who are not in compliance will be required to change clothing, have a change of clothing brought into school, or will be sent home to change and will be required to return to school.
 

Educational Trip Reminder...

Parents deciding to take their children on an educational trip must submit an educational trip request form to the administration at least 2 weeks prior to departure for proper review. Students are responsible for making arrangements with their teachers to make up all work necessary to meet course requirements. (please see pg. 37 of H.S. Handbook)
Thank you!
 

School Forms Link added to Website!

To access all school forms including: Early Dismissal Request and Absence/Late Forms, click on the School Form link on the bottom left hand side of the page.
 

NOTICE OF IMPORTANT RULES AND REGULATIONS

NO I PODS, CAMERAS, or other ELECTRONIC DEVICES ARE PERMITTED IN THE SCHOOL BUILDING or at CERTAIN SCHOOL SPONSORED ACTIVITIES. IF YOU ARE FOUND TO BE IN POSSESSION OF SUCH A DEVICE IT WILL TAKEN FROM YOU AND A PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST COME TO THE SCHOOL TO RETRIEVE IT. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!!
 

January 11-14, 2010

Final Examinations

January 14, 2010

End of First Semester

January 15, 2010

First Snow Make-Up Day. School closed if no snow day before this date.

January 18, 2010

Teacher In-Service. No school for students

January 19, 2010

Completion Project Advisement Day
Seniors report no later than 9:15 AM.

January 20, 2010

Mini-Thon Spaghetti Dinner-M.S. Cafeteria 3:30-7:30 PM

January 22, 2010

Martin Luther King Assembly-Assembly Schedule

January 28, 2010

Financial Aide Night- H.S. Auditorium 6:30 PM

Dallas High School 2000 Conyngham AvenueDallas, PA 18612 570-675-5201
Last Modified: Thursday, Jan. 07, 2010