Athlete of the Week
Ryker Jenkins
Ryker played a great game vs Enterprise. He had 9 tackles with a sack and a caused fumble.
Nominated by Coach Clark
Extracurricular Student of the Week
Jackson Porter
Jackson is our FFA chapter Vice President and our FFA area Vice President. He has done an outstanding job as an officer. He follows through when he commits to something. He is up beat and willing to jump in and help.
Nominated by Mr. Johnson
Students of the Week
Maryam Brady
Maryam comes in and gets right to work. She’s very smart and willing to learn and help out when needed.
Connor Clayburn
Super sweet and always on task. Connor wants to learn all he can and doesn’t get distracted easily.
Students nominated by Mrs. Duncan
Spectator Parking Information
Fans are encouraged to park in designated free lots, which include Lots 2, 10, 11, 12, and 14 on the SUU campus.
Clear Bags
Southern Utah University (SUU) has a clear bag policy for ticketed sporting events to improve public safety and make stadium access more efficient. The policy allows one clear bag per person, in addition to a small clutch or purse. The clear bag must be no larger than 12 in x 12 in x 6 in, or a 1-gallon plastic storage bag. A logo no larger than 4.5 in x 3.4 in may be displayed on one side of a clear bag.
Prohibited items include:
• Purses larger than a clutch bag
• Briefcases
• Backpacks, cinch bags, and fanny packs that are not clear
• Luggage of any kind
• Computer bags/cases
• Camera bags/cases
• Binocular bags/cases
• Alcoholic beverages
• Artificial noisemakers (includes Megaphones)
• Animals (other than service animals)
All tickets must be purchased at gofan.co
Athletes of the Week
Kira Grant
Kira has led the volleyball team with 15 kills, a 94% service rating, and 28 digs over the last two games. As a team captain, she does a great job of calling plays and representing our team and school on and off the court.
Nominated by: Coach Jole
Kasen Crum (not pictured)
Kasen continued to have a great season vs North Summit. He rushed for 242 yards and scored 5 TD's and also had a great game on defense with an interception.
Nominated by: Coach Clark
Students of the Week
This week’s high school student of the week: Tucker Lefler
Tucker is always happy and has a smile on his face. He is willing to learn and asks questions if he doesn’t understand.
Nominated by: Mrs. Cottom
This week’s junior high student of the week: Breken Cottom
Breken is willing to help his classmates if they need help on assignments. He pays attention in class and thinks deeply about the content. He is quick to smile.
Nominated by: Mrs. Cottom
Seniors:
Utah College Application Week @ DHS
-Monday, October 27-Friday, October 31
College admissions application help in the counseling center.
-Tuesday, October 28
-College visits in the DHS commons
Snow College, SUU, USU/USU Eastern, University of Utah
FAFSA Night (Assistance completing the FAFSA), 4-6 PM, DHS Library
-Wednesday, October 29
College visits in the DHS commons
UBTech & Weber State University
-Thursday, October 30
College visits in the DHS commons
BYU
Seniors,
Clear your schedule to visit USU Eastern in Price on Thursday, October 23. You'll have the opportunity to tour campus, learn about programs (including technical education programs) offered, and learn about financial aid options. Transportation and lunch is provided at no cost to you.
USU Eastern is an underrated campus and has a lot to offer! Don't miss this opportunity. See the attached flyer to register, or click here to register.
If you would like to attend, please register and let Mr. Aycock know by the end of the school day today!
School lunch helps students learn better and feel better.
Fuel for Learning Day:
“Fuel Your Body, Feed Your Brain!”
Students are 69% more likely to eat fruit. Encourage fruit tastings or “Fruit Fun Facts.”
Students who eat school lunch are 63% more likely to eat vegetables. Promote green foods and veggie fun!
National School Lunch Week (October 13–17).
Kickoff Day: “Power Up with School Lunch!”
Celebrating how school meals fuel healthy bodies and minds.
Don't forget to thank our great lunch staff!
Kickoff Day: “Power Up with School Lunch!”
Celebrating how school meals fuel healthy bodies and minds. Encourage principals or counselors to thank lunch staff.
Seniors,
Clear your schedule to visit USU Eastern in Price on Thursday, October 23. You'll have the opportunity to tour campus, learn about programs (including technical education programs) offered, and learn about financial aid options. Transportation and lunch is provided at no cost to you.
USU Eastern is an underrated campus and has a lot to offer! Don't miss this opportunity. See the attached flyer to register, or click here to register.
Seniors and Senior Parents:
It's time for your Senior Success meeting with Mr. Aycock. During this meeting we will complete a graduation credit check, discuss career (CTE) pathways, discuss post-high school opportunities, and address any specific needs you have. Please schedule a time for your senior success meeting at: https://calendar.app.google/7ZX3a1R3RbmAnbMv8
Duchesne High School Community,
The Duchesne High School “Eagle Pantry” is available again this year. This resource provides basic, staple food items, and non-perishable foods as well as basic hygiene and household products (shampoo, deodorant, dish soap, toilet paper etc.) The “Eagle Pantry” is open to any student and their families who may benefit from this service. The pantry is open to students everyday and to families on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:45-3:30pm. If you need to use the pantry, please come to the front office and you will be directed to the right location. If you are in need and can not come during the available hours, please contact Principal Gatherum.
We would like to thank the many generous community members who have contributed items to make this resource possible. If anyone would like to donate items, we are always in need of staple food products (peanut butter, jam/jellies, noodles, spaghetti sauce, mac and cheese, pancake mixes, syrup etc.) canned fruits and vegetables, soups, stews, chili etc. Household items such as laundry detergent, dish soap, toilet paper and basic hygiene products are also needed and appreciated.
Our desire is for all of our students to have the needed resources for them to thrive and succeed.