These two young ladies represented Dalhart High School and TASC District 1 at the Student Council State Steering Retreat/Cinference in New Braunfels. Thank Gezsela Dominguez and Roxanna Alvidrez for representing our Student Council.
Summer Feeding at Dalhart Elementary
June 9-13 Menu
Menu subject to change due to availability of foods
Summer Feeding at Dalhart Elementary
📣 Attention Class of 2025!
If you need your final transcript sent to a college or university, please make sure you've completed the Google Sheet that was shared with you before graduation.
Transcripts will be sent out ASAP, so don’t delay—make sure your information is submitted!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_1kcsB46p57ppJY3IVKgt64ahXKsFZ4V7FaRj1qyXb0/edit?usp=sharing
End of the Year Reminder
Here you go parents. If you haven't been emotional yet, maybe this will get you started. 2025 DHS Graduates!!
Congratulations Emily Gaines and Teresa McDaniel, Dalhart High School seniors and Brooke Alver, Hartley High School senior on this prestigious scholarship!! These 3 beautiful young ladies were 3 out of the 5 awarded this scholarship out of 150 applicants.
Summer Feeding at DES
2025-26 Student Council parent/member meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday, May 21 @ 5:30. After this meeting, Coach Catherall will have an EF meeting with those students going on the trip this summer.
The DHS Baccalaureate for the Class of 2025 will be held on Monday, May 19th at 6:00 p.m. in the DHS Audirotium. This special service is a time of reflection, prayer and encouragement as we honor our graduacting seniors. Family, friends and community members are invited to join us in recongnizing the achievements and bright futrues of the class of 2025.
Congratulations to these Dalhart Golden Wolves Baseball players on their District Awards!!
The final day to purchase a 2025 Yearbook is May 30! Use the link below to place your order.
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1014997153142367
DHS PROM!!
We are incredibly proud to recognize Braxton Akin, the son of Tiffany and Alex Akin, on his amazing achievement! Braxton will be attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona, where he will pursue a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Science.
Braxton, your hard work and dedication have brought you to this exciting new chapter. We know you’ll soar to great heights—both literally and figuratively!
We are so proud of you! Go Eagles! 🦅
The Junior Class Student Council Representatives (not all pictured) had a snack cart for our teachers today. They did an amazing job!
A concerning TikTok trend is circulating among students at Dalhart ISD, encouraging them to insert pencil lead, foil, or other conductive materials into their school-issued Chromebook USB ports to make the device smoke or spark. While some users see it as a prank or viral challenge, this is both dangerous and illegal.
Tampering with electronic devices in this way poses serious fire and electrical hazards. It can cause permanent damage to the Chromebook, lead to potential injury, and may include school disciplinary action or even criminal charges for property destruction. The lithium ion batteries, when short-circuited, can overheat, swell, catch fire, or even explode, posing a serious threat to the student and others nearby
Educators and parents are urged to talk with students about the consequences of participating in such trends. School issued technology is not only a valuable learning tool but also school property therefore, intentionally damaging or destroying it is not a joke, it's destruction of school property.
A concerning TikTok trend is circulating among students at Dalhart ISD, encouraging them to insert pencil lead, foil, or other conductive materials into their school-issued Chromebook USB ports to make the device smoke or spark. While some users see it as a prank or viral challenge, this is both dangerous and illegal.
Tampering with electronic devices in this way poses serious fire and electrical hazards. It can cause permanent damage to the Chromebook, lead to potential injury, and may include school disciplinary action or even criminal charges for property destruction. The lithium ion batteries, when short-circuited, can overheat, swell, catch fire, or even explode, posing a serious threat to the student and others nearby
Educators and parents are urged to talk with students about the consequences of participating in such trends. School issued technology is not only a valuable learning tool but also school property therefore, intentionally damaging or destroying it is not a joke, it's destruction of school property.
Today, the Sophomore class Student Council representatives had an ice cream cart for our faculty and staff.
We're celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week in style! Yesterday, our staff enjoyed a traveling snack and drink cart to give them a well-deserved afternoon pick-me-up. This morning, we kicked things off with a delicious breakfast for all our amazing teachers and staff.
The library joined the fun by organizing a creative duck hunt with fun prizes and treating everyone to a popcorn and tea bar. It's just a small way to say thank you to the incredible educators who make DHS such a special place every day!
#TeacherAppreciationWeek #ThankYouTeachers #DHSProud#ExcellencEveryday
Come rain or shine, Student Council is ready to help! They helped the amazing ladies at Grace Lutheran Church unload, arrange, and count all the geraniums. They love helping every year!
