Midsemester Exam Schedule

Midterm Exam week is the week of December 18th.  Since there isn’t a planning day that week, exams will be the 19th through the 22nd.  Please make sure to follow this schedule and let students know.  As a reminder, students should remain in your class the entire period even if they finish early.  They do not have to come to school if they are exempt from both exams for the day.  If they are exempt from one of the exams, they only have to attend school for that exam period.  If they do not have other transportation, we will have a holding area for those exempt students.

Period 7 Exam – Tuesday 12/19  7:40 – 9:40

Period 8 Exam – Tuesday 12/19  9:50 – 11:50

Period 5 Exam – Wednesday 12/20  7:40 – 9:40

Period 6 Exam – Wednesday 12/20  9:50 – 11:50

Period 3 Exam – Thursday 12/21  7:40 – 9:40

Period 4 Exam – Thursday 12/21  9:50 – 11:50

Period 1 Exam – Friday 12/22  7:40 – 9:40

Period 2 Exam – Friday 12/22  9:50 – 11:50

Finals Exam week is June 1st through June 7th.  Please make sure to follow this schedule and let students know.  As a reminder, students should remain in your class the entire period even if they finish early.  They do not have to come to school if they are exempt from both exams for the day.  If they are exempt from one of the exams, they only have to attend school for that exam period.  If they do not have other transportation, we will have a holding area for those exempt students.

Period 7 Exam – Friday 6/1  7:40 – 9:40

Period 8 Exam – Friday 6/1  9:50 – 11:50

Period 5 Exam – Monday 6/4  7:40 – 9:40

Period 6 Exam – Monday 6/4  9:50 – 11:50

Period 3 Exam – Tuesday 6/5  7:40 – 9:40

Period 4 Exam – Tuesday 6/5  9:50 – 11:50

Period 1 Exam – Wednesday 6/6  7:40 – 9:40

Period 2 Exam – Wednesday 6/6  9:50 – 11:50

 

Magnet Application Window Now Open

The window is now open to apply to any of the three magnet programs housed at Dillard High School. Interested applicants can submit one of two ways:

Complete the high school/middle school application process online.

Application and Audition Procedures

All applications must be sent to the Broward County Demographics Office. You may also apply online.  The Demographics Office address is on the application.  All applications must include a copy of the most recent report card.  Applicants who are currently attending school outside of the Broward County Public School system must also include a copy of the most recent standardized test scores.

Students who apply to Dillard’s VPA (Visual & Performing Arts, Grades 9-12), ECT (Emerging Computer Technology, Grades 9-12) or DE (Digital Entrepreneurship, Grades 6-12) programs are required to meet the published academic admission requirements.

After applying to the magnet program, students will receive a letter confirming their academic eligibility. Once a student is academically eligible, ECT and DE students will be able to schedule registration appointments with the ECT Magnet Office.  A parent or guardian is required to escort students to their registration.

Students applying to the VPA magnet will be scheduled for an audition once the application is submitted and all academic requirements are met.  A parent or guardian is required to escort students to their scheduled audition.  Students are encouraged to begin preparing for their audition immediately. Audition requirements are listed for each respective discipline on our website.  On the day of the scheduled audition, students and parents will fill out registration paperwork for the upcoming school year.

Within two weeks of the audition, students will receive a letter advising them of the outcome of the audition.  Accepted students will be asked to contact the DCA Office within two weeks to confirm placement in the magnet program. All registration paperwork will then be processed and the student will be enrolled in Dillard High School.

Dillard 6-12 Uniform Information

To assist with the transition process, all sixth through eighth grade students are expected to wear navy blue, black, gray, or white polo (collared) shirts and khaki, navy blue or black bottoms with black or brown belts at the waist. Girls may also wear khaki, navy, or black pants as well as expected to wear navy blue, black, gray, or white polo (collared) shirts. *No jeans or tights are allowed and pants must be secure at the waist. Acceptable footwear are sneakers and dress shoes *No open toe shoes, slides, or flip-flops are allowed.

Transportation News & Information

Transportation Services

The Student Transportation and Fleet Services Department is committed to the safe and efficient transportation of all Broward County Public Schools’ bus riders in compliance with federal, state and local guidelines. This department consists of District Transportation Operations supporting its five Transportation Terminals located throughout Broward County, Florida, as well as Vehicle Maintenance.

 

2017 Transportation Open House

Broward County Public Schools
Student Transportation & Fleet Services Department

Please visit/call your student’s school if you have any questions about school bus transportation for
2017-2018. The Transportation Open House is an chance parents or guardians to visit a transportation
site if they have any questions about a student’s transportation prior to the first day of school.

Friday, August 18th 4:00PM—8:00PM
&
Saturday, August 19th 10:00AM—2:00PM

Click here for Open House Locations and Flyer

Below is a list of our five Transportation Terminals, routes they service and main contact number.

• North Transportation (routes 1000-1999)   754-321-4000
• Central Transportation (routes 2000-2999)  754-321-4480
• South Transportation (routes 3000-3999)   754-321-4100
• Central West Transportation (routes 4000-4999)  754-321-4150
• South West Transportation (routes 5000-5999)   754-321-8025
There are just under 1,000 school buses used by Broward District Schools on daily routes, transporting more than 73,000 students to and from school, and driving more than 16 million miles to 234 locations.  This department collaborates with all schools to communicate transportation information to students and parents.

Dillard’s Robotics Advance To World Championships

Congratulations to the SigmaC@T Robotics Team for becoming the Smoky Mountain Regional Finalist.  Competing against 45 other teams in Knoxville, Tennessee, their alliance was ranked number two in the competition.  In addition, they scored the top three scores in the competition . The SigmaC@T’s have now  been invited to compete at the World Championship to be held in Houston, Texas. We are thankful for the support of Dillard High School,parents, mentors, and our sponsors!

Student Enrichment Camps Begin Feb. 11

The Dillard High School 6 -12  Saturday School Enrichment & Tutoring Camp starts, Saturday, February 11, 2017 from

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon.  ALL Dillard High School 6-12 students are STRONGLY encouraged to attend this camp as reading, writing, and/or mathematical skills will be reinforced.  Let’s continue to prepare for our upcoming state assessment tests.

Students should report to the cafeteria upon their arrival. Free lunch will be available. See you there!!!!!

View the flyer.