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EV and Career Showcase for 8th Grade Students
Duke Energy, the DPS Foundation, and Duke University will be hosting an EV and Career Showcase for 8th grade students on Wednesday, March 26 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. DPS Superintendent Dr. Lewis, DPS Board of Education Chair M. Rogers, and Governor Stein will be in attendance.
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Missing and Make-Up Work Deadline
Students have until the 26th to turn in missing or late work. Teachers have discretion to give full or partial credit for late assignments. If you have questions or concerns, please contact your student’s teacher or grade-level administrator.
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Community Health
Free or low-cost vaccines, tests, and treatment are available at the Durham County Department of Public Health.
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Eagle Bucks Reward System
We are excited to announce the launch of our new Eagle Bucks program—a fun way for you to earn rewards by demonstrating positive behavior, hard work, and dedication to our school values!
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Buy Your Yearbook Today!
Buy your yearbook today! Yearbooks are available for purchase, and students are able to upload pictures. Click here for more information!
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Replacement Chargers Now $38
If any students or staff members break or lose their chargers, there is now a $38 replacement fee. A replacement charger can be requested from DPS IT Support by clicking here.
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Congratulations, Ms. Habel!
Ms. Habel is Durham Public Schools' Middle School Counselor of the Year! Congratulations!
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#WeAreReaders
Students, parents, and teachers are encouraged to take part in #WeAreReaders! Click here for more information.
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Pep Squad
Join the Neal Middle School Pep Squad and support all of our athletic teams! Sign-ups for basketball season are now open. Click here for more information!
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Essay Contest Winners
Congratulations to Houston T., Benjamin S., and Christian A. for winning the Gratitude Essay Writing Contest! All three winners are on the 8th grade Blue Jays team.
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Dollars & Decisions: Interactive Budget Tool and Glossary of Terms (Part 3)
As part of our Dollars & Decisions series, we have created what we hope you will find to be an interesting and useful instrument to better understand the DPS budgeting process.
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Dollars and Decisions: Setting Budget Priorities; Funding Sources (Part 2)
As Durham Public Schools navigates the crucial task of setting budget priorities, we invite you to explore how funding decisions impact classrooms, programs, and student success—because every dollar spent is a decision that shapes our schools' future.
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Ensuring Student and Staff Safety: A Message from Superintendent Dr. Anthony S. Lewis
Superintendent Dr. Anthony S. Lewis addresses parents' concerns about school lockdowns, emphasizing the district’s commitment to safety, timely communication, and strict security protocols.
