Dobie's first Trunk or Treat is in the books! 🍭🍫🍬Thank you to everyone who came and a special thanks to everyone who decorated their trunks. We hope to see you all again next year 🎃🦇👻
Some of our staff looking fierce in their Dobie gear for #RedRibbonWeek spirit day. Tomorrow is Costume Day. Scare Away Drugs, Dress Up for a Spook-Tacular Drug-Free Day! Remember, all costumes must be within dress code. Costumes cannot be inflatable nor contain masks, face paint, fake blood, look-alike weapons, or violent depictions. Thank you! 🎃
Today was Disney Day for #RedRibbonWeek! Our staff and PTC got into the spirit. We're hoping more students join tomorrow for Dobie Spirit Day -- "Team Spirit, Drug Free. Victory Starts with Me!"
There is still time to order an 8th grade panoramic photo! Bring a check made to Goldbeck Company or cash (exact change, please) tomorrow before school in the cafeteria or order online and have it shipped. $30 for the panorama, $35 for the pano plus the "silly" photo.
Talent show auditions end tomorrow and there are still spots available! Come show us what you've got ⭐️🤩
It's #RedRibbonWeek and our staff and students understood today's assignment rocking their 90s looks for Flashback to the Past, Stay Drug-Free and Make It Last! Tomorrow's theme is Disney Day, Drug-Free All the Way.
Only 50 tickets remain, buy yours on MSB before they're gone! Ticket sales end Thursday. https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/prdembd?ref=ZZHXNHSDAU04861_ZZ64FT75XI3G4NF
Happy Homecoming Weekend to our "older sibling" Steele HS! Go Knights, slay the Rattlesnakes ⚔⚔
Red Ribbon Week kicks off on Monday!
It was a full house for the Battle of 3009, junior high edition. Dobie A team fell to Corbett losing 16-6 and B team fought hard and won with a final score of 18-14. #thebattleof3009startshere
🎃 Calling All Future Cougars! 🎃
Get ready for a spooktacular time at our Trunk or Treat event! We are thrilled to invite all younger siblings... our Future Cougars, to join us for an afternoon of fun and festivities. Mark your calendars for October 30th, and head over to Dobie from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Dress up in your favorite costumes and enjoy a safe, family-friendly environment filled with excitement. Don't miss out on this fang-tastic opportunity to mingle with fellow young Cougars and create unforgettable Halloween memories. We can't wait to see you there! 👻🎉
Tomorrow is the 7th grade battle and Wednesday it is 8th grade's turn. Don't forget to wear your 3009 shirt and root for your Cougars!
Please help out our amazing PTC!
🖌️🎨✨ Hall of Horrors: A Surreal Journey into Fear & Perspective! ✨🎨🖌️
Mrs. Mahoney's class' latest art project, Hall of Horrors, invites students to step into the surreal and confront their conscious and unconscious fears through the lens of one-point perspective. By analyzing iconic Surrealist artworks and creating original pieces, our young artists are blending dream imagery with unexpected juxtapositions to reflect their personal and societal fears.
This creative journey not only deepens their understanding of perspective in art, but also engages them in powerful social and emotional learning—tapping into themes of fear, anxiety, and the unknown. Watch as they transform their feelings into visual masterpieces, exploring how art can express what words sometimes can't. 💭🖼️
Stay tuned for their hauntingly beautiful creations!
#HallOfHorrors #SurrealismInArt #OnePointPerspective #SEL #ArtAndEmotions #DreamlikeArt #8thGradeArtists
7th grade Robotics students built and programmed a Dancing Robot!
Ms. Hughes introduced two Dobie students who were chosen to represent our campus at the Board Meeting.
Come to view a deliciously humorous play while enjoying a three-course meal. All brought to you by the hard-working students of Dobie Drama's Theatre II class.
Help support Cougar theatre! Proceeds from this event will go to our spring musical.
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Our ALE team, united in orange against bullying. Three in five students with special needs and disabilities are bullied compared to 1 in 5 kids without disabilities.
Today during all four lunches, students faced off against staff in a minute-to-win-it challenge. Participants needed to move as many pieces of cereal as they could from a plate to a cup using chopsticks. Students were chosen at random from those who received a recognition card this month.
Shrinkydink project for Hispanic Display in Ms. Sander's Spanish class
