Last Friday, our Hispanic students presented their Project-Based Learning (PBL) experience, “Latinos with Purpose: From Community to Industry,” as part of the Academy of Louisville partnership with JCPS.
Through this project, students not only explored real-world industry connections, but also elevated their voices as representatives of the Hispanic community at Doss High School.
These students have become leaders, proudly sharing their culture, experiences, and aspirations. Their work reflects the true purpose of PBL: authentic learning, real-world application, and preparation for future success.
We are incredibly proud of their commitment, dedication, and the high level of excellence they demonstrated throughout every stage of this project. Their impact goes beyond the classroom, they are opening doors and creating opportunities for future generations.
#DossHighSchool #AcademiesOfLouisville #PBL #StudentVoice #EquityInAction #LatinosWithPurpose #FutureLeaders








All Bowling Clinic dates are canceled

Super proud of Navaeh Carta and Justin Ngo placing 5th at the HOSA State Conference in Emergency Medical Technician. More than 50 teams competed, consisting of two people.

Congratulations to Health Science HOSA members, Nevaeh Carta and Justin Ngo, who advanced to the finals round of competition at the HOSA State Conference. They are competing in the EMT competition. The awards ceremony will be tomorrow morning and we are wishing them the best of luck!

Doss High School Prom 2026 Information

Shoutout to Skylyn Falk and Leslie Navas Collindres for placing in the Top 5 in the Video Game Development competition at the Technology Student Association State Conference and qualifying for the National Conference! We are proud to see our Dragons' creativity and can’t wait to see what they accomplish next at Nationals!

THIS WEEKEND | The East Area Elementary Family Resource Center Coordinators are hosting a Community Baby Shower and Early Childhood Parent Resource Fair this Saturday, March 21, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Klondike Elementary.
Any expectant parents or parents of children ages 0-5 years are invited to attend this FREE event. The event will feature several parent sessions for new and expectant moms that will provide help with breastfeeding, birthing plans, advocating for yourself and your child, and taking care of your mental health during and after pregnancy.
There will also be over 25 vendors with information and resources, plus FREE Giveaways including: diapers, wipes, clothes, and toys. And...Amazing Door Prizes! RSVP online: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScte68JL0A0MEVN6AXRWhqmRiaVDyrw2IJ6cIBz-SBBKFbSuw/viewform
Click here to view the flyer in multiple languages: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NgQNx3d2fAfrQlaGaNfKcrjIl8HMm5gw/view
Any expectant parents or parents of children ages 0-5 years are invited to attend this FREE event. The event will feature several parent sessions for new and expectant moms that will provide help with breastfeeding, birthing plans, advocating for yourself and your child, and taking care of your mental health during and after pregnancy.
There will also be over 25 vendors with information and resources, plus FREE Giveaways including: diapers, wipes, clothes, and toys. And...Amazing Door Prizes! RSVP online: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScte68JL0A0MEVN6AXRWhqmRiaVDyrw2IJ6cIBz-SBBKFbSuw/viewform
Click here to view the flyer in multiple languages: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NgQNx3d2fAfrQlaGaNfKcrjIl8HMm5gw/view

It was great to see both students and staff participate in today's Blood Drive, proving once again that Dragon pride goes beyond the classroom! Your generosity, courage, and compassion truly make a difference.
Our Doss faculty and staff had a little fun today in a St Patrick’s Day rock-paper-scissors showdown! All teachers were given three sets of beads this morning and had to battle the teachers within their academies. The four academy winners, battled it out after school before our committee meetings. Congratulations to Ms Pinnegar and the Freshman Academy for winning the rock-paper-scissors St. Patrick’s Day showdown!




Congratulations to these six performances who have been selected to perform for the Doss Talent Show (hosted by Drama Club) on Friday, March 27 during 7th period. Admission will be $2 for Doss students who would like to attend. These funds will help support the Drama Program for future performances at Doss. Make plans now to attend!






The season has begun!
Our Boys Volleyball team played their first match of the season last night, and we are proud of the effort they showed on the court. We’re excited to see what the rest of the season holds for these Dragons!
Our Boys Volleyball team played their first match of the season last night, and we are proud of the effort they showed on the court. We’re excited to see what the rest of the season holds for these Dragons!
Come out and support our Doss Bowling Team!!!

The hard work continues! Congratulations to our Business & Education Academy seniors who have stepped up to the challenge and completed their Journey to Success Defenses!
These Dragons shared their growth over the past four years, from problem-solving and leadership to communication and collaboration skills. Each presentation means students get to look back on the moments that defined their high school experience and prove just how they are ready for the future.
The countdown is on, Class of 2026. Keep going, Dragons.




Dragons, if you plan to participate in Wednesday’s Blood Drive, remember to get plenty of rest, stay hydrated, and eat a healthy meal beforehand. Small steps can help make your donation experience safe and successful!
See Ms. Robertson in Room 162 for additional information.

Our Admin Team, Counselors, and Safety Administrators treated our Doss faculty and staff to a Fish Fry Friday to celebrate all of the hard work our teachers and staff have been putting in over the past couple of weeks! It was a great way to end a long week of testing!



Congratulations to the first 14 seniors from our TEC Academy who successfully completed their Journey to Success Defenses of Learning this week!
These Dragons showcased meaningful projects, experiences, and achievements that demonstrate how they’ve grown as prepared learners, collaborators, communicators, innovators, and globally competent citizens. We are incredibly proud of the preparation and reflection our students brought to this milestone.
One step closer to graduation, Class of 2026. Keep going, Dragons.



We are proud to recognize Mr. Alexander Aldridge, one of our outstanding educators, for achieving National Board Certification (NBCT), one of the highest professional distinctions in the teaching profession.
This milestone reflects Mr. Aldridge’s dedication to excellence in teaching, his commitment to continuous professional growth, and the positive impact he continues to make in the lives of our students every day. National Board Certification is earned through a rigorous process that recognizes accomplished teachers who meet the highest standards of the profession.
At Doss, we are grateful for educators like Mr. Aldridge who go above and beyond to inspire, lead, and support our students. Please join us in congratulating him on this incredible achievement.
#DossHighSchool #DossDragons #JCPSProud #TeacherExcellence #NationalBoardCertified
This milestone reflects Mr. Aldridge’s dedication to excellence in teaching, his commitment to continuous professional growth, and the positive impact he continues to make in the lives of our students every day. National Board Certification is earned through a rigorous process that recognizes accomplished teachers who meet the highest standards of the profession.
At Doss, we are grateful for educators like Mr. Aldridge who go above and beyond to inspire, lead, and support our students. Please join us in congratulating him on this incredible achievement.
#DossHighSchool #DossDragons #JCPSProud #TeacherExcellence #NationalBoardCertified
✨ PEACE IN THE CHAOS | Self-care isn’t selfish—it’s essential.
JCPS families came together last week for an evening filled with food, games, and hands-on self-care resources designed to help everyone discover simple, meaningful ways to create inner peace. From laughter and connection to practical tools to take home, this event was all about caring for ourselves and each other.
Because when families feel supported, our whole community grows stronger.
JCPS families came together last week for an evening filled with food, games, and hands-on self-care resources designed to help everyone discover simple, meaningful ways to create inner peace. From laughter and connection to practical tools to take home, this event was all about caring for ourselves and each other.
Because when families feel supported, our whole community grows stronger.






Dragons, you have the opportunity to make a life-saving difference! Every donation can help save lives and support patients in need throughout our community. If you are eligible, consider giving the gift of life by joining us on March 18.
For more information, please contact Ms. Robertson in Room 162.

Doss High School Health Science students experiencing the Healthforce Kentucky Mobile Career Exploration. @healthforceky





