Junior High School

Here is the 2025-2026 DJHS School Supply List!

See the GoFan page for tickets for Girl's Basketball Game in Bushland - Monday, December 8. Fans can also pay with cash at the gate.

3rd 6 Weeks Progress Reports are posted in Parent Portal
Happy Thanksgiving!

2nd 6 Weeks Report Cards are posted in Parent Portal

2nd 6 Weeks Progress Reports are posted in Parent Portal

ESL and GED Classes offered at Frank Phillips College

Below is the link to the October 2025 Title 3 Parents Make the Difference newsletters. It includes Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle School, and High School newsletters

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16WCW6YKH3v37OyCCwU-wyIng_6htkhsL?usp=drive_link

1st 6 Weeks Report Cards are posted in Parent Portal.

Free School Meals

Summer Feeding at Dalhart Elementary June 23-27 Menu Menu subject to change due to availability of foods

Summer Feeding at Dalhart Elementary June 16-20 Menu Menu subject to change due to availability of foods

Summer Feeding at Dalhart Elementary June 9-13 Menu Menu subject to change due to availability of foods

Summer Feeding at Dalhart Elementary

End of the Year Reminder

Summer Feeding at DES

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.

Beginning June 10th(EOC) and June 17th (grades 3-8), you can visit your district's parent portal to Log In & Learn More about your child's STAAR results and how you can provide additional support at home.