📣 Calling all K-5 cheerleaders! Join us at the Daniel Boone High School Mini-Cheer Camp on September 1 from 5–7 PM (doors open at 4:30 PM) in Bobby Snyder Gymnasium. Cost is $30 CASH at the door. Register by August 23 to guarantee a camp T‑shirt! 👕✨
Plus — come cheer under the Friday Night Lights with us on September 4! 🏈🎉
Looking to make mornings and lunches more fun for our Trailblazers? 🎉 We're collecting gently used board games and card games (think UNO, Monopoly, Connect 4, Sequence) for students to use during morning bus duty and lunch. If you'd like to donate, please drop games off at the school office. Have questions? Contact Mr. McKee. Thank you for supporting our students — every game creates fun, friends, and memories! 🧡♠️🎲 #TeamBoone
Come out and support our Trailblazers!
Come on out and support your Trailblazers during our Fall Sports Season.
This week at DBHS! #TEAMBOONE
SENIORS — Make your spot YOURS! 🎨🅿️ Paint day: Sept 3 | Drop in 3–7 PM Passes: $60 (parking cling included) — on sale Aug 10–Sept 1 in the cafeteria during all lunches. ✅ Design approval required. ✅ Bring water-based exterior latex paint. Forms at the admin table
Ready to park at DBHS? 🚗🅱️
Seniors: grab your permit Monday, Aug 10 (all lunches)
Underclassmen: sales start Tue, Aug 11
$10 cash only — bring exact change + your driver’s license. Sales run Aug 10–21.
Park Smart. Park Responsibly. ❤️💛 #DBHS #TeamBoone
Seniors: grab your permit Monday, Aug 10 (all lunches)
Underclassmen: sales start Tue, Aug 11
$10 cash only — bring exact change + your driver’s license. Sales run Aug 10–21.
Park Smart. Park Responsibly. ❤️💛 #DBHS #TeamBoone
Our Lady Blazers collected their first preseason win this evening against Morristown West with a final score of 2-0!
Goals Scored:
1-Sophie Ashby (Assisted by Briley Barker)
1-Briley Barker
Trailblazers,
Please review the updated traffic pattern beginning Friday morning,
Please review the updated traffic pattern beginning Friday morning,
The Daniel Boone High School Athletic Department proudly recognizes Coach Jeremy Jenkins for his outstanding career and unwavering commitment to student-athletes, the game of football, and the Daniel Boone community.
Coach Jenkins served as the head football coach at Sullivan South High School before joining Daniel Boone High School in 2004. Throughout his coaching career, he built successful programs grounded in hard work, discipline, accountability, and a genuine commitment to developing young men of character.
At Daniel Boone, Coach Jenkins compiled a 106–80 overall record, leading the Trailblazers to numerous postseason appearances and memorable seasons. Combined with his time as head coach at Sullivan South, he finished his career with an impressive 135–108 record, surpassing the milestone of 100 career victories.
While those accomplishments speak to his success on the field, they only tell part of his story.
On a personal note, Jeremy is much more than a respected coach. He is a trusted friend, a mentor, and a cornerstone of the Daniel Boone family. His influence extends well beyond Friday nights, touching the lives of countless student-athletes, coaches, faculty members, and families. He has always represented Daniel Boone with integrity, humility, and class, and his dedication to our students and our community has left a lasting impact that cannot be measured by wins and losses alone.
Coach Jenkins has helped shape the culture of Daniel Boone Athletics through his leadership, his loyalty to our school, and his unwavering belief in doing things the right way. His legacy will forever be reflected in the young people he has mentored and the relationships he has built over the years.
The Daniel Boone High School Athletic Department extends its deepest gratitude to Coach Jeremy Jenkins for his years of service, friendship, and leadership. We congratulate him on an outstanding coaching career and thank him for the immeasurable impact he has made on our school and community.
Coach Jenkins served as the head football coach at Sullivan South High School before joining Daniel Boone High School in 2004. Throughout his coaching career, he built successful programs grounded in hard work, discipline, accountability, and a genuine commitment to developing young men of character.
At Daniel Boone, Coach Jenkins compiled a 106–80 overall record, leading the Trailblazers to numerous postseason appearances and memorable seasons. Combined with his time as head coach at Sullivan South, he finished his career with an impressive 135–108 record, surpassing the milestone of 100 career victories.
While those accomplishments speak to his success on the field, they only tell part of his story.
On a personal note, Jeremy is much more than a respected coach. He is a trusted friend, a mentor, and a cornerstone of the Daniel Boone family. His influence extends well beyond Friday nights, touching the lives of countless student-athletes, coaches, faculty members, and families. He has always represented Daniel Boone with integrity, humility, and class, and his dedication to our students and our community has left a lasting impact that cannot be measured by wins and losses alone.
Coach Jenkins has helped shape the culture of Daniel Boone Athletics through his leadership, his loyalty to our school, and his unwavering belief in doing things the right way. His legacy will forever be reflected in the young people he has mentored and the relationships he has built over the years.
The Daniel Boone High School Athletic Department extends its deepest gratitude to Coach Jeremy Jenkins for his years of service, friendship, and leadership. We congratulate him on an outstanding coaching career and thank him for the immeasurable impact he has made on our school and community.
Just a reminder that Washington County Schools are closed today due to Election Day. We will see you on Friday!
🎻🎶 Calling All Future Musicians! 🎶🎻
Registration is now OPEN for Junior Appalachian Musicians (JAM)!
Students in grades 4–12 can learn to play guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, bass, or sing while exploring the rich traditions of Appalachian music in a fun, small-group setting.
📅 Fall Registration Deadline: August 15
📍 Johnson City & Sullivan County locations available
🎼 Instruments may be available to check out on a first-come, first-served basis.
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to learn from talented instructors and become part of East Tennessee's musical heritage!
➡️ Register today at jaminthemountains.com
Registration is now OPEN for Junior Appalachian Musicians (JAM)!
Students in grades 4–12 can learn to play guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, bass, or sing while exploring the rich traditions of Appalachian music in a fun, small-group setting.
📅 Fall Registration Deadline: August 15
📍 Johnson City & Sullivan County locations available
🎼 Instruments may be available to check out on a first-come, first-served basis.
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to learn from talented instructors and become part of East Tennessee's musical heritage!
➡️ Register today at jaminthemountains.com
It is the first full day of school, Trailblazers! Please review our normal bell schedule. #TEAMBOONE
Attention students: Please review our lunch schedule for the 1st semester.
❤️💛 Please join us in welcoming Sarah Johnson to TEAM Boone! 💛❤️
We are excited to welcome Sarah Johnson as the newest Office Assistant at Daniel Boone High School!
Originally from Kentucky, Sarah brings a passion for serving others and supporting students and families. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Kentucky Wesleyan and a Master's in Youth Ministry from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Most recently, she served as a Family School Coordinator, where she worked to strengthen relationships between schools and families.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys spending time with her three beloved fur babies—Grace, Tristan, and Kitten—and has a passion for track and field, having competed for 11 years and coached for the past seven.
Sarah shared, "I'm excited to be part of the Daniel Boone family!" We couldn't be happier to have her on our team.
Please help us give Sarah Johnson a warm Trailblazer welcome! ❤️💛
#TEAMBOONE
We are excited to welcome Sarah Johnson as the newest Office Assistant at Daniel Boone High School!
Originally from Kentucky, Sarah brings a passion for serving others and supporting students and families. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Kentucky Wesleyan and a Master's in Youth Ministry from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Most recently, she served as a Family School Coordinator, where she worked to strengthen relationships between schools and families.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys spending time with her three beloved fur babies—Grace, Tristan, and Kitten—and has a passion for track and field, having competed for 11 years and coached for the past seven.
Sarah shared, "I'm excited to be part of the Daniel Boone family!" We couldn't be happier to have her on our team.
Please help us give Sarah Johnson a warm Trailblazer welcome! ❤️💛
#TEAMBOONE
Check out this week's events at DBHS!
Monday, August 3, 2026 is the first day of the 2026-2027 school year.
The day is an abbreviated day with early dismissal.
We are excited to welcome back our students and families!
Welcome Back, Trailblazers!
DBHS Carline/Bus Procedures
🚗 Morning Traffic & Drop-Off Rules
Expect heavy and hectic traffic during the first two weeks! Plan to arrive early.
Timing: Doors open at 7:00 AM. The tardy bell rings at 7:45 AM.
Drop-Off Location: All students must be dropped off at the side of the school at the designated sign (see map). Parents please stay in your vehicles and in line during this time.
Do NOT drop off in the front or block parking. Stopping in front causes severe traffic jams. Do not park or block any parking spaces as all are reserved for student drivers, teachers and staff; all of which must have access to their spots upon arrival.
Bus Lane Warning: Do not drive across the front of the school; this area is strictly reserved for buses.
Entry/Exit: Always enter and exit by the guard shack unless you are parking in the front lot. Staff will be outside to guide you
🚗Afternoon Dismissal Procedures
Bus riders will need to report to their assigned bus located on the map to follow. Immediately after the 2:45 PM bell rings, students should report to the front parking lot, locate their bus and leave the premises.
Student Drivers Students should leave promptly and not loiter in the parking lots. Only students who are involved in a sanctioned school activity should be at school after the school day ends.
Car riders should report to the side of the school building where the auxiliary gym is located, they should be picked up no later than 3:15 PM.
Parents/Guardians: when picking up your child, please park in an empty parking space. Please do not create your own parking spot or block others from leaving theirs as it limits visibility and halts the flow of traffic in the lots.
🚗 Morning Traffic & Drop-Off Rules
Expect heavy and hectic traffic during the first two weeks! Plan to arrive early.
Timing: Doors open at 7:00 AM. The tardy bell rings at 7:45 AM.
Drop-Off Location: All students must be dropped off at the side of the school at the designated sign (see map). Parents please stay in your vehicles and in line during this time.
Do NOT drop off in the front or block parking. Stopping in front causes severe traffic jams. Do not park or block any parking spaces as all are reserved for student drivers, teachers and staff; all of which must have access to their spots upon arrival.
Bus Lane Warning: Do not drive across the front of the school; this area is strictly reserved for buses.
Entry/Exit: Always enter and exit by the guard shack unless you are parking in the front lot. Staff will be outside to guide you
🚗Afternoon Dismissal Procedures
Bus riders will need to report to their assigned bus located on the map to follow. Immediately after the 2:45 PM bell rings, students should report to the front parking lot, locate their bus and leave the premises.
Student Drivers Students should leave promptly and not loiter in the parking lots. Only students who are involved in a sanctioned school activity should be at school after the school day ends.
Car riders should report to the side of the school building where the auxiliary gym is located, they should be picked up no later than 3:15 PM.
Parents/Guardians: when picking up your child, please park in an empty parking space. Please do not create your own parking spot or block others from leaving theirs as it limits visibility and halts the flow of traffic in the lots.
Who’s ready to kick off the school year with a party? 🎒✨ Back to School Team Boone Night — Aug 5 • 4–6PM Food trucks (Kona Ice, Love Diggy Donuts, Wetzel’s Pretzels + more), live DJ, and community fun. 🎧🍧🍩🧡
Bring friends, bring family — let’s make this year the best one yet!
#TeamBoone
Bring friends, bring family — let’s make this year the best one yet!
#TeamBoone
