Colorful basketball themed infographic for "FASFA Friday" on which students may meet with an advisor on March 20 from 4:30 to 5:45
Picture of the women's basketball team relaxing at a restaurant after their Elite 8 game.
A collage of Photographs celebrating  Adriana Gruner Mattei's  finishing 3rd in the state at the 114lb weight class in wrestling.
Infographic poster of the women's basketball team advancing to the Elite  8 in the State playoffs.
Infographic for Rising Stars Internship in Spanish-The Rising Stars Internship Program is a six-week paid career experience designed for rising juniors and seniors who are ready to explore their future, build professional skills, and connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities. Taking place between June and August, this program places students with a variety of employers across the Durham community, providing meaningful, hands-on work experiences in diverse industries.  Through structured workplace learning, students gain exposure to career pathways, develop essential professional skills, and expand their networks with local professionals and mentors. Participants receive ongoing support, guided reflection activities, and career readiness training to help them grow in confidence and prepare for postsecondary success.  At the conclusion of the program, students earn a recognized career credential that demonstrates their professional competencies and workplace readiness. Participants who successfully complete all program requirements receive a stipend of $1,800, recognizing their dedication and contributions during the internship experience.  The Career and Technical Education Department in DPS is committed to helping students discover their interests, strengthen their skills, and take meaningful steps toward their future careers, while building strong partnerships between schools, students, and the Durham business community.
Infographic for The Rising Stars Internship Program is a six-week paid career experience designed for rising juniors and seniors who are ready to explore their future, build professional skills, and connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities. Taking place between June and August, this program places students with a variety of employers across the Durham community, providing meaningful, hands-on work experiences in diverse industries.  Through structured workplace learning, students gain exposure to career pathways, develop essential professional skills, and expand their networks with local professionals and mentors. Participants receive ongoing support, guided reflection activities, and career readiness training to help them grow in confidence and prepare for postsecondary success.  At the conclusion of the program, students earn a recognized career credential that demonstrates their professional competencies and workplace readiness. Participants who successfully complete all program requirements receive a stipend of $1,800, recognizing their dedication and contributions during the internship experience.  The Career and Technical Education Department in DPS is committed to helping students discover their interests, strengthen their skills, and take meaningful steps toward their future careers, while building strong partnerships between schools, students, and the Durham business community.
Blue flyer for Durham Public Schools Job Fair on March 7, 2026, at Northern High School, 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. Background shows blurred people.
Three professionals in diverse careers: a chef, an engineer, and a mechanic. Text reads "CTE Month: Celebrating Pathways That Lead to Careers."
School Tours
Infographic about Ms. Jeffrey's Grant award
Countdown to college infographic
Countdown to College Infographic
Infographic for RDS & FASFA Rush
Rooms
School Improvement team Infgraphic
College fair infographic
Governors school infographic
A picture of the Volleyball team
image of Knights volleyball players
Qr codes for signature