Join us on Tuesday, April 28 for an evening celebrating the incredible talent of our Dragons! Our Fine Arts Night will showcase performances and artwork from our Choir, Orchestra, Band, Jazz Band, Percussion Ensemble, and Visual Arts students. Bring your family to support a night full of artistic expression!
☀️ SUMMER CAMP KICKOFF EVENT THIS WEEKEND | Looking for summer camps and enrichment opportunities for your child? Join us for the 21st Annual JCPS Family Resource & Youth Services Centers Summer Camp Kickoff this Saturday, March 7, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the JCPS Center for Professional Learning (3903 Atkinson Square Dr.).
This FREE event connects JCPS families with a wide variety of summer camps and programs from across Jefferson County. Families can meet providers, ask questions, and enter drawings for summer camp scholarships.
All JCPS families are welcome!
This FREE event connects JCPS families with a wide variety of summer camps and programs from across Jefferson County. Families can meet providers, ask questions, and enter drawings for summer camp scholarships.
All JCPS families are welcome!
📚 LITERACY NIGHT AT THE CARDINALS GAME ❤️ | What a night celebrating literacy and cheering on the Cards!
Thank you to the University of Louisville for hosting Literacy Night at the KFC Yum! Center as the Cardinals took on Syracuse.
We’re so grateful for the incredible support shown to our JCPS students—and for every new and gently used book donated during the Book Drive. Your generosity is helping spark a love of reading across our district.
📸 Superintendent Dr. Yearwood was there to celebrate the power of reading alongside JCPS families! 📖✨
Thank you to the University of Louisville for hosting Literacy Night at the KFC Yum! Center as the Cardinals took on Syracuse.
We’re so grateful for the incredible support shown to our JCPS students—and for every new and gently used book donated during the Book Drive. Your generosity is helping spark a love of reading across our district.
📸 Superintendent Dr. Yearwood was there to celebrate the power of reading alongside JCPS families! 📖✨
📚 LITERACY NIGHT AT THE CARDINALS GAME ❤️ | What a night celebrating literacy and cheering on the Cards!
Thank you to the University of Louisville for hosting Literacy Night at the KFC Yum! Center as the Cardinals took on Syracuse.
We’re so grateful for the incredible support shown to our JCPS students—and for every new and gently used book donated during the Book Drive. Your generosity is helping spark a love of reading across our district.
📸 Superintendent Dr. Yearwood was there to celebrate the power of reading alongside JCPS families! 📖✨
Thank you to the University of Louisville for hosting Literacy Night at the KFC Yum! Center as the Cardinals took on Syracuse.
We’re so grateful for the incredible support shown to our JCPS students—and for every new and gently used book donated during the Book Drive. Your generosity is helping spark a love of reading across our district.
📸 Superintendent Dr. Yearwood was there to celebrate the power of reading alongside JCPS families! 📖✨
Did you know Doss has a BOWLING team?? Now’s your chance to check it out. Complete a sports physical and join our Bowling Clinic this March and April to see if you’d like to roll with us next season.
Questions? Contact Coach Mack or Coach Ellison in the Athletic Office for more information.
🌟 ICYMI | Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood delivered his first State of the District address last week, sharing a strategic vision for the future of Jefferson County Public Schools.
With a focus on long-term financial stability and a renewed commitment to academic growth for all, the plan supports more than 94,000 students across JCPS.
📸 Take a look at photos from the event!
🔗 Read more: https://www.jefferson.kyschools.us/article/2735539
THANK YOU to Seneca High School Agri-Science & Leadership students for designing and producing floral arrangements for the event and Youth Performing Arts School - YPAS students for providing music!
With a focus on long-term financial stability and a renewed commitment to academic growth for all, the plan supports more than 94,000 students across JCPS.
📸 Take a look at photos from the event!
🔗 Read more: https://www.jefferson.kyschools.us/article/2735539
THANK YOU to Seneca High School Agri-Science & Leadership students for designing and producing floral arrangements for the event and Youth Performing Arts School - YPAS students for providing music!
UPDATES: Softball Tryouts
Rocky Durham, a Doss graduate 1997, won wrestling official of the year. Dragon Nation is proud of your accomplishments!
Our Multilingual Freshmen practiced expressive language by writing and acting out scripts for scenes from Romeo and Juliet. There was a lot of hard work and laughter involved.
In December, a team made up of Doss Marketing seniors Dawntay Porter, Indiana Dawson, and Lorsten Silbanez won first place in the JuniorAchievement Stock Market Challenge. Today, they were invited downtown Louisville to spend the day shadowing investment brokers, data research analysts, AI specialists, portfolio managers, and learning from the founders of River Road Asset Management group. The knowledge, hospitality, and opportunities provided to our students today were second to none. Thank you to Andrew Beck, co-founder, and his HR team (Liz and Morgan) for taking the time to invest in our local schools and students today. Louisville is fortunate to have a company like River Road in her downtown area.
Our annual International Festival is coming up soon. Students in ELD and World Languages classes are excited to travel the world with you! Sign up with the QR code to present your country on April 24!
Students attending the DECA state competition in the Marketing and Finance pathways at Doss High School as well as a few students in the Teaching and Learning pathway were invited to Dress for Success in Louisville on Tuesday, February 24.
This sponsorship provided our young ladies with information about professionalism, soft skills, interview skills, and ways they can find empowerment as young women in today’s society through professional dress. The program provided each student with two professional dress outfits along with consultations with private styling consultants.
Thank you to our business partner, GEA, Angela Thomas with GEA, and Billyjo at Dress for Success and all of the volunteers for making this a great experience for our young ladies. Also, a special "Thank You" to Malones for providing lunch to students and the volunteers.
This sponsorship provided our young ladies with information about professionalism, soft skills, interview skills, and ways they can find empowerment as young women in today’s society through professional dress. The program provided each student with two professional dress outfits along with consultations with private styling consultants.
Thank you to our business partner, GEA, Angela Thomas with GEA, and Billyjo at Dress for Success and all of the volunteers for making this a great experience for our young ladies. Also, a special "Thank You" to Malones for providing lunch to students and the volunteers.
STAY CONNECTED | It’s Public Schools Week, and there’s so much to celebrate in JCPS! 🎉📚
From student achievements and classroom innovations to districtwide updates and important announcements, you can stay connected to all the great things happening across Jefferson County Public Schools on the JCPS News page.
We’re committed to keeping our families, staff, and community informed with the most up-to-date information.
🔗 Visit jcps.me/news to explore the latest stories and see how our students and educators are making a difference every day.
From student achievements and classroom innovations to districtwide updates and important announcements, you can stay connected to all the great things happening across Jefferson County Public Schools on the JCPS News page.
We’re committed to keeping our families, staff, and community informed with the most up-to-date information.
🔗 Visit jcps.me/news to explore the latest stories and see how our students and educators are making a difference every day.
Congratulations to the Freshman Academy February Students of the Month! We are proud of your accomplishments.
CELEBRATE | From Feb. 23 to 27, 2026, we’re proud to join schools, districts, educators, families, and public education advocates nationwide in celebrating Public Schools Week 2026 (#PSW26).
Public schools serve each and every student, in each and every community. That shared commitment is at the heart of Public Schools Week 2026. Join us in celebrating the people, partnerships, and practices that make our public schools strong!
Public schools serve each and every student, in each and every community. That shared commitment is at the heart of Public Schools Week 2026. Join us in celebrating the people, partnerships, and practices that make our public schools strong!
Doss High School Robotics class led by Mr. Fielding-Chiles are engaged in hands-on learning in the GEA lab.
Today, IUS visited Doss High School to share information with Health Science Juniors and Seniors about their programs and what they have to offer our students after high school. #LetsGoHoosiers
🚀 NEXT LEVEL | The JCPS Technology division teamed up with Google for Education and Forward Edge to host Google-Palooza earlier this week—welcoming 500+ teachers and staff to level up their skills in Google Workspace and dive into the future of AI with Gemini!
And that’s not all… 🎉 JCPS has officially completed its districtwide migration from Microsoft Outlook to Gmail, powering stronger collaboration, innovation, and connection across our schools! Huge thanks to everyone involved for helping keep JCPS on the cutting edge.
And that’s not all… 🎉 JCPS has officially completed its districtwide migration from Microsoft Outlook to Gmail, powering stronger collaboration, innovation, and connection across our schools! Huge thanks to everyone involved for helping keep JCPS on the cutting edge.
Hello Doss Dragon Families,
We value your input !! Please take a moment to complete the JCPS Comprehensive School Survey to share your feedback and help us improve. The survey takes only a few minutes and translates into many languages once you click on the link. Best wishes !!
https://assessment.jefferson.kyschools.us/surveyTool/cssParentLandingPage.aspx
Doss High School freshmen have been learning about work place ethics in their Career Seminar classes. On Tuesday, February 10th, members of the Human Resources team from GE Appliances shared how those skills are crucial to success in the workplace.
