Wednesday, September 9th

DBQ Senior and Hempstead FB Game 9-11-20

The Soph/Varsity Football game on Friday, Sept 11^th between DBQ Senior and Hempstead will have LIMITED spectators.  Wristbands will be given to participants (football players, cheerleaders, band, and color guard) and student distribution will be on Thursday (B-Virtual) and Friday (A-Virtual).  There will be NO GENERAL SPECTATOR wristbands available.  The Varsity game will be live-streamed (links will be available soon).

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  Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

 

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

 

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

 

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

 

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Tuesday, September 8th

                    

Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Friday September 4th

  9-4-20  Friday’s Football Game

Ram Fam Students....wristbands for Friday's football game will be dispersed starting Wednesday (A-Virtual students) and Thursday (B-Virtual students). Only one wristband per student. A limited number of wristbands will be available.  Please stop by the Activities Office on your specific virtual day If you want one. 

 

Please follow the order of distribution below:

SENIORS

Before 1^st period – 3:15 pm

JUNIORS   

After 3^rd period – 3:15 pm

SOPHOMORES

After 4^th period – 3:15 pm

FRESHMAN

After 5^th period – 3:15 pm

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  Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Thursday, September 3rd Friday’s Football Game 9-4-20

 9-4-20  Friday’s Football Game

Ram Fam Students....wristbands for Friday's football game will be dispersed starting Wednesday (A-Virtual students) and Thursday (B-Virtual students). Only one wristband per student. A limited number of wristbands will be available.  Please stop by the Activities Office on your specific virtual day If you want one. 

 

Please follow the order of distribution below:

SENIORS

Before 1^st period – 3:15 pm

JUNIORS   

After 3^rd period – 3:15 pm

SOPHOMORES

After 4^th period – 3:15 pm

FRESHMAN

After 5^th period – 3:15 pm

  Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Wednesday, September 2nd Friday's Football Game 9-4-20

9-4-20  Friday’s Football Game

Ram Fam Students....wristbands for Friday's football game will be dispersed starting Wednesday (A-Virtual students) and Thursday (B-Virtual students). Only one wristband per student. A limited number of wristbands will be available.  Please stop by the Activities Office on your specific virtual day If you want one. 

 

Please follow the order of distribution below:

SENIORS

Before 1^st period – 3:15 pm

JUNIORS   

After 3^rd period – 3:15 pm

SOPHOMORES

After 4^th period – 3:15 pm

FRESHMAN

After 5^th period – 3:15 pm

  Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Tuesday, September 1st Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Monday, August 31st Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – After 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – After 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – After 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Friday, August 28th - Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Sporting Event Spectator Home Game Protocols

 

Spectators at indoor INTER-CITY EVENTS and FOOTBALL games will be significantly limited due to COVID-19.

We will be handing out wristbands for each particular home event through the Activities Office. Away events are at the discretion of the away host team.

The wristband is NOT paid admission to the event, it allows you to purchase a ticket at the event.  Those with a wristband will still pay admission at the gate or show their activity pass (students) to enter the venue.

Order of priority for wristband distribution: Participant Families, DBQ Senior Students, General Public.

Student/Participants involved in each particular event will be given wristbands for their families. 

Students

A certain number of wristbands will be made available for students to acquire – 1 per student.  Wristbands will be available during the following times for students:

Seniors – Before 1^st period until 3:15 pm

Juniors – Before 3^rd period until 3:15 pm

Sophomores – Before 4^th period until 3:15 pm

Freshman – Before 5^th period until 3:15 pm

 

Wristbands that we offer to students will be done over A and B days, plus allow for virtual students the opportunity to get them .  We will start offering the student wristbands to seniors, then juniors, and so on.  If our allotment for A day is 35, for example, and 35 seniors acquire them…..that is all we have for A day.  Repeat process for B day.

 A certain number of wristbands will be made available to the visiting team. 

 Overall, what does this mean for general public?   Not many, IF any, wristbands will be left over for general public on some or all nights.

As is the case with all things during the pandemic…..this is the plan for now, and it is subject to change

Friday, March 13th

STUDENT NEWS

There will be a Pre-Season BASEBALL Meeting for all students interested in playing baseball for Dubuque Senior High School, on March 24^th at 6:00pm in the DBQ Senior cafeteria.  If you are unable to attend this meeting, please make sure you contact Coach Andrew Reese. 

Monday, March 23-that’s the Monday we return from Spring Break – is comfy Day !!!  Be happy, stay calm, and wear your comfortable clothes on Monday, March 23^rd.  J

LIFEGUARD & INSTRUCTOR:  Dubuque Golf and Country Club are looking for dependable and motivated individuals to join our family.  Lifeguard wages averages $12.50-$14.00 with roughly 20-25 hours per week with potential of bonuses.  Instructor wages averages $14.00-$21.00, roughly 15 hours per week with potential of bonuses. For applications, visit the Dubuque Golf and Country Club website and click on “Employment”

Juniors!  Sign-up in the School Counseling Office to go on the UW Platteville Campus Tour on Tuesday, March 31^st.  Free lunch on campus.  Must have a 2.5 minimum GPA.  Only 30 spots available.  See the counseling office for questions. 

Any 12^th grade baseball player is eligible for the Scott Althoff Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is given out each year to a deserving senior in Scott’s honor. If you are interested in this scholarship, please see Mr. Felderman sometime this week for information.  The application is due be the end of March.  

Athletes – if you are signed up for a Spring Sport and still need to take or re-take the IMPACT Concussion Test, a NEW DATE has been added!  The IMPACT Test will be offered along on March 16^th and 19^th.  All test will be given at 2:30 in Room D157, with the exception of March 16^th.  March 16^th’s test will be given at 12:00pm in Room D157.

If you’re not sure if you need to take the test, make sure you stop by the Activities Office! 

Signing up for Spring Sports?  Make sure you get signed up and know when your sport begins. It cannot be stressed enough!

·        Men’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, and Women’s Golf officially start on Monday, March 16^th – this is also the first day of Spring Break.  The Activities Office will NOT be open during Spring Break, so you need to make sure you are signed up and all required paperwork is turned in beforehand.

·        Women’s Soccer officially starts on Monday March 23^rd.

·        Make sure you find out if you have to take/retake the Impact Concussion Test. 

·        PLAN AHEAD – get signed up today in the Activities Office!  Any questions, please call 563-552-5521

Attention All Senior Students:  If you plan to take a Physical Education Athletic Exemption for the 2020-2021 school year, you need to complete an exemption form.  These forms are available in the Counseling Office.

In order to receive a physical education exemption at Dubuque Community Schools, students must be involved in TWO SPORTS.

Please complete and return these forms to the Counseling as soon as possible.  If an exemption form is not turned in, a PE Class will be added to our schedule

COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH INSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE

March 23^rd                 Support Time                        Concordia University

March 24^th                 Support Time                        NICC

March 25^th                 Support Time                        Mount Mercy University

March 31^st                 Support Time                        Southern Illinois University

April 7^th                      Support Time                        Simpson College

Thursday, March 12th

STUDENT NEWS

There will be a Pre-Season BASEBALL Meeting for all students interested in playing baseball for Dubuque Senior High School, on March 24^th at 6:00pm in the DBQ Senior cafeteria.  If you are unable to attend this meeting, please make sure you contact Coach Andrew Reese. 

Monday, March 23-that’s the Monday we return from Spring Break – is comfy Day !!!  Be happy, stay calm, and wear your comfortable clothes on Monday, March 23^rd.  J

LIFEGUARD & INSTRUCTOR:  Dubuque Golf and Country Club are looking for dependable and motivated individuals to join our family.  Lifeguard wages averages $12.50-$14.00 with roughly 20-25 hours per week with potential of bonuses.  Instructor wages averages $14.00-$21.00, roughly 15 hours per week with potential of bonuses. For applications, visit the Dubuque Golf and Country Club website and click on “Employment”

Juniors!  Sign-up in the School Counseling Office to go on the UW Platteville Campus Tour on Tuesday, March 31^st.  Free lunch on campus.  Must have a 2.5 minimum GPA.  Only 30 spots available.  See the counseling office for questions. 

Any 12^th grade baseball player is eligible for the Scott Althoff Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is given out each year to a deserving senior in Scott’s honor. If you are interested in this scholarship, please see Mr. Felderman sometime this week for information.  The application is due be the end of March.  

CHEER - If you were unable to attend the Cheerleading Tryout Informational Meeting, make SURE you stop by the Activities Office to pick up a Cheer Packet!  If you are thinking of trying out on March 23^rd, there are a LOT of forms that need to be filled out and turned in as soon as possible – teacher evaluations are DUE next week!!

Athletes – if you are signed up for a Spring Sport and still need to take or re-take the IMPACT Concussion Test, a NEW DATE has been added!  Thursday, March 12^th, the IMPACT Test will be offered along with March 16^th and 19^th.  All test will be given at 2:30 in Room D157, with the exception of March 16^th.  March 16^th’s test will be given at 12:00pm in Room D157.

If you’re not sure if you need to take the test, make sure you stop by the Activities Office! 

Signing up for Spring Sports?  Make sure you get signed up and know when your sport begins. It cannot be stressed enough!

·        Men’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, and Women’s Golf officially start on Monday, March 16^th – this is also the first day of Spring Break.  The Activities Office will NOT be open during Spring Break, so you need to make sure you are signed up and all required paperwork is turned in beforehand.

·        Women’s Soccer officially starts on Monday March 23^rd.

·        Make sure you find out if you have to take/retake the Impact Concussion Test. 

·        PLAN AHEAD – get signed up today in the Activities Office!  Any questions, please call 563-552-5521

Attention All Senior Students:  If you plan to take a Physical Education Athletic Exemption for the 2020-2021 school year, you need to complete an exemption form.  These forms are available in the Counseling Office.

In order to receive a physical education exemption at Dubuque Community Schools, students must be involved in TWO SPORTS.

Please complete and return these forms to the Counseling as soon as possible.  If an exemption form is not turned in, a PE Class will be added to our schedule

COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH INSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE

March 23^rd                 Support Time                        Concordia University

March 24^th                 Support Time                        NICC

March 25^th                 Support Time                        Mount Mercy University

March 31^st                 Support Time                        Southern Illinois University

April 7^th                      Support Time                        Simpson College

Wednesday, March 11th

STUDENT NEWS

Monday, March 23-that’s the Monday we return from Spring Break – is comfy Day !!!  Be happy, stay calm, and wear your comfortable clothes on Monday, March 23^rd.  J

Attention all Seniors:  If you ordered a graduation mug or announcements or both, Mr. Zucker from Jostens will be outside the cafeteria TODAY Wednesday, March 11^th to distribute those items.  Please pick up your items up at that time. 

LIFEGUARD & INSTRUCTOR:  Dubuque Golf and Country Club are looking for dependable and motivated individuals to join our family.  Lifeguard wages averages $12.50-$14.00 with roughly 20-25 hours per week with potential of bonuses.  Instructor wages averages $14.00-$21.00, roughly 15 hours per week with potential of bonuses. For applications, visit the Dubuque Golf and Country Club website and click on “Employment”

Juniors!  Sign-up in the School Counseling Office to go on the UW Platteville Campus Tour on Tuesday, March 31^st.  Free lunch on campus.  Must have a 2.5 minimum GPA.  Only 30 spots available.  See the counseling office for questions. 

Any 12^th grade baseball player is eligible for the Scott Althoff Memorial Scholarship.  This scholarship is given out each year to a deserving senior in Scott’s honor. If you are interested in this scholarship, please see Mr. Felderman sometime this week for information.  The application is due be the end of March.  

CHEER - If you were unable to attend the Cheerleading Tryout Informational Meeting, make SURE you stop by the Activities Office to pick up a Cheer Packet!  If you are thinking of trying out on March 23^rd, there are a LOT of forms that need to be filled out and turned in as soon as possible – teacher evaluations are DUE next week!!

Athletes – if you are signed up for a Spring Sport and still need to take or re-take the IMPACT Concussion Test, a NEW DATE has been added!  Thursday, March 12^th, the IMPACT Test will be offered along with March 16^th and 19^th.  All test will be given at 2:30 in Room D157, with the exception of March 16^th.  March 16^th’s test will be given at 12:00pm in Room D157.

If you’re not sure if you need to take the test, make sure you stop by the Activities Office! 

Signing up for Spring Sports?  Make sure you get signed up and know when your sport begins. It cannot be stressed enough!

·        Men’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, and Women’s Golf officially start on Monday, March 16^th – this is also the first day of Spring Break.  The Activities Office will NOT be open during Spring Break, so you need to make sure you are signed up and all required paperwork is turned in beforehand.

·        Women’s Soccer officially starts on Monday March 23^rd.

·        Make sure you find out if you have to take/retake the Impact Concussion Test. 

·        PLAN AHEAD – get signed up today in the Activities Office!  Any questions, please call 563-552-5521

Attention All Senior Students:  If you plan to take a Physical Education Athletic Exemption for the 2020-2021 school year, you need to complete an exemption form.  These forms are available in the Counseling Office.

In order to receive a physical education exemption at Dubuque Community Schools, students must be involved in TWO SPORTS.

Please complete and return these forms to the Counseling as soon as possible.  If an exemption form is not turned in, a PE Class will be added to our schedule

COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH INSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE

March 11^th                 Support Time                        Iowa State University

March 11^th                 Support Time                        St. Ambrose University

March 23^rd                 Support Time                        Concordia University

March 24^th                 Support Time                        NICC

March 25^th                 Support Time                        Mount Mercy University

March 31^st                 Support Time                        Southern Illinois University

April 7^th                      Support Time                        Simpson College