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Behavioral Intervention Universal Screening
Duval County Public Schools are committed to improving the culture and climate of our schools and supporting the whole child. One way we are addressing the whole child is by looking at student strengths and areas of concern for academic, social, and behavioral well-being. As mandated by the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act – your child will participate in universal screening (Behavioral Intervention Monitoring Assessment System: BIMAS-2) to identify student needs, provide prevention and/or positive supports and intervention. The survey will be administered in October to help support students. The survey will help schools identify students who may be at risk to develop academic or other school-related concerns. If you would prefer that your child not participate in the universal screening, please complete and sign the opt-out form found by clicking the headline above, and return this form to the school by Friday, September 30, 2022.
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Virtual Senior Night - See what you missed!!
On September 6, the School Counseling Office held a live virtual Senior Meeting providing information on graduation requirements, post-secondary planning, financial aid & scholarships. CLICK THE HEADLINE ABOVE TO ACCESS THE MEETING PRESENTATION AND HANDOUTS.
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Lunch & Learn returns to DA on September 6
The Lunch & Learn program will be offered at Douglas Anderson again this year. This program allows students to get 30 additional minutes of help from teachers and peer tutors each day. Click the headline for more information on the program.
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Take Stock In Children is now accepting applications!
Take Stock in Children was established in 1995 as a non-profit organization in Florida that provides a unique opportunity for deserving, low-income youth to escape the cycle of poverty through education. We offer underserved students one-on-one support through caring volunteer mentors, professional college success services, the opportunity to earn a college scholarship, and hope for success in college, career, and life.
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Join the DA PTSA online
If you are a teacher, student or have a child, grandchild, niece, nephew or neighbor, etc. at DA then you should join today. Community members also welcome. Only $7.50 for individual memberships, these funds are vital for teacher back to school breakfast, teacher luncheons, AB honor roll students, senior breakfast, and many other things!
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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts is a Duval County Public School for students grades 9 through 12 with a desire for intensive study in the arts.
Established as an arts school in 1985, the school attracts students from all parts of North Florida and South Georgia who have talent in dance, instrumental or vocal music, performance or technical theatre, film and video production, creative writing, and visual arts.
A high academic standard, coupled with a broad arts curriculum, offers students an opportunity to excel in a chosen discipline while preparing them for post-secondary education.
