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Juneau-Douglas High School

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Welcome to Juneau-Douglas High School



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School Choice Transfer Request
(only to request a change in schools for school year 2010-11
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JDHS high school students wishing to request a transfer to either Thunder Mountain High School or Yaakoosge Daakahidi for the school year 2010-11 must complete a transfer request by Feb. 12. School Choice Transfer request forms are available from Lisa Baker (Main Office). All transfer requests must be returned to Mrs. Baker by the end of the day on Friday, February 12. For questions, please contact the high school office (523-1501).



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JDHS COURSE REQUEST TIMETABLE

Juneau-Douglas High School will begin the process of requesting courses for the 2010-2011 School year.  Students will have the opportunity to review the Course Booklet and create their 2010-2011 requests online with the assistance of JDHS counselors and teachers.   These course selections are for forecasting purposes and changes may have to be made to accommodate the master schedule.  However, students must look toward completing course requests with the intention of completing the classes as requested with minimal changes depending on necessary credits required for graduation.



 

From Principal Kuhlmann's Desk

Welcome to JDHS, home of the Crimson Bears.  As we move toward a new excellence, our staff is focused on setting high academic expectations supported by effective instructional practices that engage all students in the learning process.  We offer many opportunities for adult connections including a wide variety of clubs and activities, but also a well-planned advisory period once a week.  The advisory experiences focus on the development of a 4+2 plan for each students that helps them to identify a focused area of study aligned with their interests and, as juniors and seniors, assists with their planning and selection of a post-high school experience.

Our academic programs are supported by learning communities that provide thematic instructional programs designed to increase student engagement, promote a sense of belonging, and enhance learning.  Our communities connect curricular content, encourage teacher collaboration, and provide authentic, constructivist contexts for student learning.

Our standards are focused on being college ready.  We believe that all students should have college-ready skills to be successful.  While nearly seventy-two percent of our students identify that they will be engage in some level of college experience, our programs are designed to teach all students to demonstrate 21st Century skills, those skills that helps each students successfully function in a global environment, engage in our community, respect diversity, and be responsible citizens.

 

 

 

 


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Click HERE for MORE information about
CAREER TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION COURSES!



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Click here to view the JDHS House Building Project BLOG!

 

Help us Build this House!

Enroll in the ACE House Building Class starting this semester, Fall 2009.

You will:

  1. Earn high school credit,
  2. Learn great work skills, And
  3. Build a house from the ground up!

To find out more about this house building project contact: Mr. Mapes or Mr. Dukes, in Room 130, 523-1636.

To enroll in the class contact, Barb Conant, JDHS Counselor, 523-1557.




Contact Information

Juneau-Douglas High School
Phone: (907) 523-1500
Fax (907) 523-1616

Physical Address
1639 Glacier Avenue
Juneau, Alaska 99801


Mailing Address

10014 Crazy Horse Drive
Juneau, AK 99801-8529



Email Addresses

Principal Jim Kuhlmann
jim_kuhlmann@jsd.k12.ak.us

Web Mistress, Barb Kreher
kreherb@jsd.k12.ak.us








Donation from Tongass Woodturners

>> Students and Alumni ---
REQUEST TRANSCRIPTS Online at no charge!

When you enter Juneau-Douglas High School, be sure to include the "-" between Juneau and Douglas!




>>Power School Parent Connection is NOW available! Contact Karen Boddy at 523-1613 or email her at karen_boddy@jsd.k12.ak.us


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