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  • Danville wins Governor's Cup Region 8th Year in a Row

    The Danville Academic Team competed Saturday at Rockcastle County High School in the second stage of the 2012 Governor's Cup. The DHS team won 4 events en route to its 8th straight Region 12 Championship! Click on the thinking fellow for full individual results.

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  • Girls Basketball Team Wins District Semifinal

    The Girls Basketball team went up against Garrard County this past Monday in the semifinal round of the district tournament. They ended up victorious, with 69-57 being the final score. The Lady Ads also set a school record for the most wins in a season, trumping the 2004-05 record. Click on the picture for the full press release. Go Ads!

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  • Speaking Ads Win KESDA

    The DHS Forensics Team took first place in team sweepstakes this past weekend at the Kentucky Educational Speech and Drama Association. Danville took thirty-nine students to the tournament, and placed twenty-eight of them in finals, including four champions. Danville took home sixty-eight awards total and won the tournament by a margin of nearly one hundred points. Click on the photo the left for the full press release and results.

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  • Swimmers make splash at Regionals, headed to State

    Danville High School swimmers Chappie Couzens (100 breast and 200 individual medley), Benton Girdler (100 free and 200 free), and the 200 and 400 medley relay teams (Couzens, Girdler, Dylan Crow, and Karl Hempel) all advanced from the Region 3 KHSAA Swim meet held February 10 and 11 to qualify for the State contest. Good luck, Swimming Ads. Make waves at state!

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  • Forensics Team wins Regional Tournament

    The Danville Forensics Team won the Kentucky High School Speech League's 35-county Bluegrass Regional Tournament on Saturday for the third year in a row, qualifying all 36 of its entries to the state tournament and taking Regional Championships in 9 of the 12 speech events with 15 of the Region's 24 medals overall. Click on the logo for full results. Go Speaking Ads! Take back State!

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  • Wrestlers advance to State

    DHS Wrestling Ads Daniel Lannum (second at 126 pounds), Rhodes Bell (second at 170 pounds), and Elliott Porter (third at 285 pounds) placed at the Regional Tournament and will compete in the State contest February 16-18. Good luck Wrestlers!

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  • Danville Forensics awarded at Barkley Forum

    Danville High had its best showing yet at the 57th Annual Barkley Forum for High Schools including a repeat win in Humorous Interpretation by Senior Drew Lane. Click on the picture for the full report. Congrats Forensics Ads!

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  • The Intersession: One Student Prepares

    Junior Iesha Bailey explains her process for preparing to job shadow during the inaugural Intersession coming to Danville High February 27-March 2. Click on the headline to watch the interview.

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  • DHS announces its first Intersession Week

    Intersession will be the week of February 27th– March 2nd and will focus on students driving their own learning experience for the entire week. From designing their curriculum, executing planned activities, to developing the assessments by which they will be held accountable, students will have the choice to explore learning opportunities relating to college and career readiness. The idea behind the Intersession week is to engage students by giving students voice and choice in their learning. Whether they choose academic prep time, career exploration, a life skills class, job shadowing, college readiness activities, or just take a class they think would be fun or interesting; our goal is to develop student’s ability to take more responsibility for their learning.

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  • Elliott Porter featured on WLEX-TV

    DHS junior wrestler Elliott Porter was recently featured on WLEX-TV. Click on his picture for a link to watch the news story online. Go Wrestling Ads!

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