Parents who would like to request that their child attend a county school outside the zone for which their child is assigned must apply for open enrollment. Families living outside of the Washington County School District must apply for a contract through the Open Enrollment process.
To learn which school your child is zoned to, please visit or call the Washington County Schools Student Support Office at (423) 753-1112.
Open Enrollment Schedule
March 23 – April 11, 2026: Parents/Guardians may apply for open or contract enrollment at a school to which a student is not zoned.
June 20, 2026: The anticipated date when notification to parents/guardians of student enrollment status will be complete. Kindergarten notification may not occur until the end of July.
Open this link for all the information: https://aptg.co/hPHkHG
Curious about color guard? Come TRY IT with Daniel Boone HS! ✨ Spin flags, rifles & sabres • Dance • Make friends Open Rehearsal & Tryout 📅 April 16, 2026 ⏰ 3:30–6:00 PM 📍 Daniel Boone HS Band Room No experience needed — wear comfy clothes and just show up! 🙌💫 Questions? ✉️ woodsb@wcde.org
Any 8th grade student is welcome.
Any 8th grade student is welcome.
Sign Ups open for Washington County's Got Teen Talent taking place on May 9th at Jackson Theater. See image for more information.
Ready for an evening of drama? 🎭 DBHS Playwriting presents Readers' Theater — Thu, Apr 2 • 5:00 PM • Little Theater. Expect masks, tickets, and performances that bring stories to life.
Here is what is going on at DBHS the week of March 30th. Please remember ACT testing will be on Wednesday for all juniors.
🎉 Standing room only at yesterday’s Math ACT Boot Camp — what an awesome turnout! Juniors: a reminder that the ACT will be given on Wednesday, April 1. Are you feeling prepared?
Ready to make the jump to high school with confidence? 🌟 Rising 9th graders: join AMP 2030 at Daniel Boone High School — July 20–24, daily 8:30 AM–2:00 PM. This FREE orientation week for Washington County Schools includes team-building experiences, offsite field trips (Pathfinders Youth Camp, Wetand’s Water Park, and more), breakfast & lunch, and transportation. Meet classmates, staff, and administrators in a fun, non-academic setting. 📸✨
Have questions or need help registering? Scan the QR code on the flyer or call the Academic Department — Secondary at 423-753-1100
AMP 2030 for Rising 9th Graders
AMP Info for Daniel Boone High School: https://aptg.co/R7rBJM
Have questions or need help registering? Scan the QR code on the flyer or call the Academic Department — Secondary at 423-753-1100
AMP 2030 for Rising 9th Graders
AMP Info for Daniel Boone High School: https://aptg.co/R7rBJM
Got results — great turnout at our ACT Boot Camp this week! 🎉💪 It’s not too late to jump in — join us Wednesday or Thursday afternoons for focused practice, tips, and confidence-building. 📚✨ Ready to level up your score? See you there! 🙌 #ACTBootCamp #TestPrep #CollegeGoals #StudySmart
Chemistry 1 students turned household items into pH detectives — lemon juice, baking soda, vinegar, and even some cleaners showed clear acid vs. base reactions. 🍋🥄🧂
Swipe to see color changes and surprise reactions — science is everywhere! 🔬💥
Swipe to see color changes and surprise reactions — science is everywhere! 🔬💥
Make a commitment. Make a difference. 💛
📅 Friday, April 17, 2026
📍 Appalachian Fairgrounds
Join us for Prom Promise, a powerful live reenactment highlighting the dangers of drinking and driving. This impactful event encourages all seniors to make the pledge to stay safe and make responsible choices on prom night.
🕘 Transportation:
Bus leaves DBHS at 9:10 AM
Returns by 12:30 PM
Students may drive themselves if preferred
🍗 Lunch Provided: Chick-fil-A for all participants!
📄 IMPORTANT:
All seniors must submit a Parental Permission Form to the main office by March 31st. If you have any questions, please see Mr. McKee or email him at mckeeb2@wcde.org.
Let’s come together as a senior class to commit to safety, responsibility, and looking out for one another.
#DBHS #PromPromise2026 #StaySafe #Trailblazers #SafeProm #ClassOf2026
📅 Friday, April 17, 2026
📍 Appalachian Fairgrounds
Join us for Prom Promise, a powerful live reenactment highlighting the dangers of drinking and driving. This impactful event encourages all seniors to make the pledge to stay safe and make responsible choices on prom night.
🕘 Transportation:
Bus leaves DBHS at 9:10 AM
Returns by 12:30 PM
Students may drive themselves if preferred
🍗 Lunch Provided: Chick-fil-A for all participants!
📄 IMPORTANT:
All seniors must submit a Parental Permission Form to the main office by March 31st. If you have any questions, please see Mr. McKee or email him at mckeeb2@wcde.org.
Let’s come together as a senior class to commit to safety, responsibility, and looking out for one another.
#DBHS #PromPromise2026 #StaySafe #Trailblazers #SafeProm #ClassOf2026
✨ DBHS Prom 2026: Enchanted Evening ✨
Juniors & Seniors — it’s time to get ready for a magical night! 💫
📍 Location: D.P. Culp Center (ETSU)
📅 Date: May 2, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
🎟 Ticket Info:
• $40 (March 24 – April 2)
• $55 (after April 2)
• Sold during 4th period lunches in Room 323
🚨 Important Reminders:
• Bring a valid ID (must match your ticket)
• Tickets are NON-transferable & NON-refundable
• Formal attire required 👗🤵
• No outside food or drinks
• Once you leave, you cannot return
🚌 Shuttle service will be available from designated parking areas!
Let’s make it a night to remember ✨💛❤️
#DBHS #EnchantedEvening #Prom2026 #Trailblazers
Juniors & Seniors — it’s time to get ready for a magical night! 💫
📍 Location: D.P. Culp Center (ETSU)
📅 Date: May 2, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
🎟 Ticket Info:
• $40 (March 24 – April 2)
• $55 (after April 2)
• Sold during 4th period lunches in Room 323
🚨 Important Reminders:
• Bring a valid ID (must match your ticket)
• Tickets are NON-transferable & NON-refundable
• Formal attire required 👗🤵
• No outside food or drinks
• Once you leave, you cannot return
🚌 Shuttle service will be available from designated parking areas!
Let’s make it a night to remember ✨💛❤️
#DBHS #EnchantedEvening #Prom2026 #Trailblazers
Huge congratulations to our indoor track stars at Adidas Nationals in Virginia Beach! Adidas National Champions — 4x800 Relay Brock Wilhjelm • Nicholas Ard • Gavin Christian • Fisher Battel Coach Ray Jones All‑American Indoor Track DMR Team — 2nd place, 10:22.0 Brock Wilhjelm (1200) • Ethan Tate (400) • Gavin Christian (800) • Fisher Battel (1600) Coach Ray Jones Amazing teamwork, grit, and coaching — so proud of these athletes!
Proud is an understatement!! All of these girls worked so hard, put in hours of practice, and represented Daniel Boone well at the Tennessee SkillsUSA Conference.
Autumn Silvis, Paisley Mays, Riley McCray: Suitcase Display, Occupational
Ellaleigh Baker: Job Interview/ Top 6
Callie Gillis:Career Technical Educator/ Bronze
Ella Yankee: Prepared Speech/ Silver
Lilly Fleenor: Early Childhood Educator/ Gold
Autumn Silvis, Paisley Mays, Riley McCray: Suitcase Display, Occupational
Ellaleigh Baker: Job Interview/ Top 6
Callie Gillis:Career Technical Educator/ Bronze
Ella Yankee: Prepared Speech/ Silver
Lilly Fleenor: Early Childhood Educator/ Gold
Check out what is happening at DBHS the week of March 23rd.
Registration for Class of 2027 Senior Picture Information
ACT Question of the Day :
The best answer is J. The last 30+ lines of the passage focus on this issue. H is simply not true: the children are speaking to Mrs. Sennett, not the narrator. There is no indication that they are reluctant to leave, which rules out G. F can be eliminated because the children do not seem offended by Mrs. Sennett's words; it is more likely that they are merely continuing their manipulative behavior (see lines 79, 81–83).
The best answer is J. The last 30+ lines of the passage focus on this issue. H is simply not true: the children are speaking to Mrs. Sennett, not the narrator. There is no indication that they are reluctant to leave, which rules out G. F can be eliminated because the children do not seem offended by Mrs. Sennett's words; it is more likely that they are merely continuing their manipulative behavior (see lines 79, 81–83).
Daniel Boone’s very own Andrea Flores wins the 3A Miss Basketball title !!!
Juniors — ACT Question of the Day! 3/11✨
Spot Mr. McKee today, tell him your answer AND justify it — you might win a surprise! 🎁 Correct answer drops later today.
Spot Mr. McKee today, tell him your answer AND justify it — you might win a surprise! 🎁 Correct answer drops later today.
The correct answer is (D).
Getting to the Answer:Examine the entire clause in which the underlined portion appears. The Erie Canal did two things: "connected New York City with ..." and "turned villages ...." The two phrases of this compound must be in parallel form and convey the intention of the sentence: the villages became boomtowns.
(A) Incorrect: "turned villages ... that were ..." is not in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ..." and confuses the intended meaning by stating that Rochester and Buffalo were already boomtowns
(B) Incorrect: "turned villages ... which became ..." is not in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ..."
(C) Incorrect: although "turned villages ... around ... " is in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ... ," this choice misinterprets the meaning of the sentence; the intention of the sentence is that Rochester and Buffalo became boomtowns, not that they were "around," or near, boomtowns
(D) Correct: "turned villages ... into ..." is in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ..." and conveys the intended meaning of the sentence
Getting to the Answer:Examine the entire clause in which the underlined portion appears. The Erie Canal did two things: "connected New York City with ..." and "turned villages ...." The two phrases of this compound must be in parallel form and convey the intention of the sentence: the villages became boomtowns.
(A) Incorrect: "turned villages ... that were ..." is not in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ..." and confuses the intended meaning by stating that Rochester and Buffalo were already boomtowns
(B) Incorrect: "turned villages ... which became ..." is not in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ..."
(C) Incorrect: although "turned villages ... around ... " is in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ... ," this choice misinterprets the meaning of the sentence; the intention of the sentence is that Rochester and Buffalo became boomtowns, not that they were "around," or near, boomtowns
(D) Correct: "turned villages ... into ..." is in the same grammatical form as "connected New York City with ..." and conveys the intended meaning of the sentence
Juniors — ACT Question of the Day! ✨
Spot Mr. McKee today, tell him your answer AND justify it — you might win a surprise! 🎁 Correct answer drops later today.
Spot Mr. McKee today, tell him your answer AND justify it — you might win a surprise! 🎁 Correct answer drops later today.
