Guidance
Dugway School is located in English Village on Dugway Proving Grounds; the biological and chemical proving grounds for the United States Military.
Dugway School houses grades K-12 and has approximately 120 students with an average of 10 students per grade. Students have the advantage of small classes, no more than 15 students, with individual assistance. Dugway School has 20 faculty and staff members. Dugway School has a comprehensive guidance program that holds to the standards of the American School Counselors Association’s and the State of Utah guidance counseling program.
Graduation Requirements:
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Courses |
Dugway High School |
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Language Arts |
4 Credits – 9, 10, 11, 12 |
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Social Studies |
½ Credit Geography for Life 1 Credit World Civilizations 1 Credit U.S. History ½ Credit Government/ Civics ½ Credit Financial Literature/Economics |
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Mathematics |
1 Credit Math I/Algebra I 1 Credit Math II/Geometry 1 Credit Math III/Algebra II |
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Science |
1 Credit Biology 1 Credit Earth Science 1 Credit Additional Science (Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, etc.) |
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Physical Education |
1.5 Credits Total: .5 Credits Fitness For Life .5 Credits Participation Skills .5 Credits Lifetime Activities |
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Health Education |
.5 Credit |
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Foreign Language |
-- |
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Fine Arts |
1.5 Credit required |
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Career & Technical Ed course |
1 Credit required |
Grading Scale:
A = 100-93 C+ = 79-76
A- = 92-90 C = 75-72
B+ = 89-86 C- = 70-71
B = 85-82 D+ = 69-65
B- = 81-80 D = 64-62
D- = 61-60
Concurrent Enrollment:
11th & 12th grade students, who have earned a 3.0 grade point average or higher, have the opportunity of taking concurrent enrollment courses through Snow College and Utah State University. These courses are college courses that are taught by professors brought into the school through the EDNET system (a video conferencing system). Students will receive college credit and high school credit for courses successfully completed. The concurrent enrollment staff works to build a full schedule of classes that will benefit our students the most.
Assessment:
Dugway School offers the ACT and SAT college entrance exams on the campus twice a year as well as the ASVAB (military entrance exam with full career interpretation), PSAT (pre-SAT). The State of Utah currently funds all 11th grade students in the state to take the ACT college entrance exam in February.
Extracurricular Activities:
Dugway High School has several different athletic programs: Girls Volleyball, Cross Country, Girls and Boys Basketball, Track and Cheer. Because of the small size of our school almost all of the students that wish to participate in a team have that opportunity.
Dugway School has a Dance Team that includes all grades 5-12.
Dugway has a band program for grades 7-12.
Dugway High School supports several different clubs including the National Honor Society, Tri-M Music Society, FCCLA and HOPE Squad (a suicide awareness club).
Local Scholarships!!
2017 – 2018 Tooele Education Foundation Scholarships:
Arthur W. Brothers Technology 2018 – fillable
Barrick Foundation 2017-2018 – fillable
Dalton Donate 4 Life Scholarship 2018 – fillable
DAV scholarships 2018 – fillable
FFA 2017-2018 scholarship – fillable
Jordan Byrd Scholarship 2018 – fillable
Jordon Byrd Silver Star Scholarship 2018 – fillable
Kiwanis Go Local Scholarship 2017-2018 – fillable
Light Your Future Scholarship – All Tech Electric 2018 – fillable
Mayor Patrick Dunlavy Leadership THS 2017-2018 – fillable
Rotary – Service Above Self 2018 – fillable
Skilled Trades Detroit Diesel – 2018 – fillable
Small Town Big Dreams Scholarship 2018 GHS – fillable
STEP IT UP scholarship application Birch 2018 – fillable
2018 Ott Family go Local Scholarship DHS – fillable
2018 Students in Action American Warriors – fillable
*Interested in creating a scholarship for Tooele County School District students? Please contact us at 435-833-1900 x1174
UPDATE: The Ott Family go Local Scholarship is now open to ALL students who have been accepted to college!!! Apply TODAY!