Aizel Duncan
Aizel is serving as the DHS FBLA president this year, along with holding several other leadership roles. She has taken on these responsibilities effectively and consistently performs at a high level. Aizel has contributed significantly to recruitment and fundraising efforts through her hard work and dedication. She is assertive, proactive, and organized, while also remaining approachable, inclusive, and service-oriented.
Nominated by: Mr. Aycock
Roger Checora
Roger is always willing to help others. He is dedicated and reliable and always tries his best.
Nominated by: Mr. Bleazard
Students of the Week
Samuel Kravet
Samuel is consistent with turning in his schoolwork, and I never have to wonder whether he will be at rehearsal or not. If all students showed his level of dedication to learning, I might be out of a job.
Kache Reilley
Not only has Kache shown a high rate of understanding for the knowledge taught in my class, he is also consistently helpful in things outside of academia. He is always among the first to help move chairs where I want them or put them away when needed, And to otherwise volunteer when I ask for help with something.
Nominated by: Mr. Furan
Thank you for your willingness to provide feedback through this School Climate Survey! The information you provide in this survey will remain anonymous. Your complete honesty will help the school understand what is going well and what needs improvement. There is a limit of one survey per person per school. (Exception: A person who is employed at the school and has a child attending the school will be allowed to take separate surveys. They will need a separate email address.) There is no opportunity to provide written feedback in the School Climate Survey, but there will be an opportunity to provide written feedback in a separate way.
People of all roles will go into the same survey, however, there will be different questions for those in different roles. The survey is designed in such a way as to inform schools of their progress toward the mission of our school district, the DCSD Portrait of a Graduate, and Portrait of a Staff in the areas of education, etiquette, and environment.
Please use the following link to complete the survey:
https://forms.gle/koUjPXgVUmQLFNty9
Who: Utah graduating seniors
Program Details:
Deadline: February 9, 2026, at 11:59 PM MT
We encourage students to start ASAP so they have time to gather the required documents (transcript and two letters of recommendation)
Not GPA‑heavy: Only 20% academics; 80% based on leadership, work ethic, core values, and community involvement
Credit union membership is not required to apply
See eligibility and application at macu.com/elevate
Please see the attachment for more information
Registration Opens: Monday, February 9th at 8:00 AM (3rd Trimester)
Key Reminders to Share with Students:
Register early! Enrollment caps are enforced on a first-come, first-served basis. Early
registration ensures students who can't get into a course have time to adjust their schedules.
Students need an A# before registering for any USU concurrent enrollment course.
Check prerequisites before registration at www.usu.edu/concurrent/courses.
Know the add/drop deadlines at concurrent.usu.edu - students are responsible for officially dropping courses with USU if they drop at the high school.
⭐ SAVE THE DATE – Community Matters Night ⭐
Join us Monday, March 9 at Union High School for a FREE family night!
🍽 FREE dinner
🎨 Kids activities
🤝 Community booths
🏈 Special guest Porter Ellett, Assistant Coach for the Kansas City Chiefs
⏰ Dinner & activities start at 5:15 PM
🎤 Main program at 7:00 PM
All ages welcome. Bring the whole family — we’d love to see you there!
On Thursday, January 15, 2026, Duchesne High School will be hosting the 2026 Region Drill Team Championships. This event will bring six drill teams, along with their coaches, families, fans, and judges, to the school beginning at 12:00pm. In order to facilitate this event, that day will be a Friday schedule with classes ending at 12:35pm, and students being dismissed from school at that time. Lunch will be served just as it is on Friday. This schedule will only apply to Duchesne High School, not Duchesne Elementary. Therefore, buses will run at the normally scheduled times. Any students who need to ride the buses home will be provided with learning opportunities and activities while they wait for the buses.
Hey Duchesne County, gather ‘round,
We’ve got a challenge hitting town!
A jingle contest, rap or rhyme,
About showing up — on time!
Attendance matters every day,
It helps you learn, it helps you play.
So bring your beat, your voice, your flair,
Show the district you’ll be there!
Show up, shine bright —
Do your best, take flight!
Make a jingle, make it clever,
Attendance matters more than ever!
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On Thursday, January 15, 2026, Duchesne High School will be hosting the 2026 Region Drill Team Championships. This event will bring six drill teams, along with their coaches, families, fans, and judges, to the school beginning at 12:00pm. In order to facilitate this event, that day will be a Friday schedule with classes ending at 12:35pm, and students being dismissed from school at that time. Lunch will be served just as it is on Friday. This schedule will only apply to Duchesne High School, not Duchesne Elementary. Therefore, buses will run at the normally scheduled times. Any students who need to ride the buses home will be provided with learning opportunities and activities while they wait for the buses.
Athlete of the Week
Aedyn Griego
Aedyn has a fun, positive attitude. She is always helping everyone and making sure they are okay. She checks in the girls who are injured or sick and makes sure nobody feels left out.
Nominated by: Coach Grant
Students of the Week
High School: Eli Harvey
Eli works so hard and does everything I ask of him. He is a great student and completes all work within the time parameters.
Junior High: Liam Ryan
Liam is a great student and is always prepared for class. He is always willing to help others and clean up supplies when needed.
Nominated by: Ms. Hill
Junior High: Tuff Brady
He spent some time mopping up a spilled pop and then helped clean the Gym floor without being asked during the Enterprise ball game and before the girls' game last week. Thanks for being helpful & keeping our School looking Great!
Nomiated by: Coach Clark & Mr. Torgerson
Thank you the the many generous individuals who have donated items to help make this resource available. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Students of the Week
Macie Black
Macie is our yearbook editor this year, and is always willing to do whatever I ask her to do in relation to the yearbook. She is upbeat and positive and motivates others to do their best!
Xander Meacham
Xander is a good student who contributes positively to my class. He comes to class on time. He works quietly and gets his work done. I simply enjoy having him in class.
Nominated by: Mrs. Gatherum
Claire Bleazard
Claire has been a dedicated and helpful member of the cast of White Christmas. Her positive attitude and willingness to help wherever she was needed has been a great example to her fellow cast members and a great help to her directors.
Nominated by: Dr. Harkness
Student Athlete of the Week
Leah Ivie
Leah is a 4.0 student. Works hard in practice. Very helpful with her teammates.
Nominated by: Coach Shane Ivie
Apply to USU by December 1 to automatically be considered for academic scholarships.
