Students and their parents enjoyed a pep talk  about the importace of using the "sportlight" to lift and assist others. Eyes Up means looking for ways you can serve. Do the Work means to take action when you see a need. 

The DFJHS combined Choirs held their Fall Chorus Festival Monday night, and they did not run out of steam! In commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad, the choirs wow'ed us with songs of the railroad.  From "John Henry" to "Chatanooga  Choo Choo," they didn't disappoint!  Congrats to Mrs. Lewis and all the amazing voices!

This past weekend, the DFJHS Shakespeare Team traveled to Cedar City for the annual Shakespeare Competition. There were over 100 schools, and 3,700 students participating in the event.  Our Diamondback Thespians did amazing work!

Their Ensemble scene took 1st Place out of 26 junior high schools!

The whole team placed 2nd OVERALL in the Stratford division.

Additionally, Autumn Sansom placed 3rd place (out of 78 competitors) with her monologue performance!

Congratulations to each and every member of the team! Your hard work definitely paid off!

The DFJHS Fall Choral Concert is just around the corner, and it's the perfect opportunity to "let off some steam," "get your day back on track" or simply "drag your caboose." The concert will be on MONDAY, OCTOBER 7TH @ 6:00pm.