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  • The Dover Report (May 28, 2026)

    The Dover Report Thursday, May 28, 2026 Our 2025–2026 Annual Report is now available! We are proud to share a look back at an incredible school year, from student achievements to district-wide growth. This report reflects the hard work and dedication of our students, staff, and community. 👉 Read the full report here:  https://canva.link/7avl2e2uogch9cr Thank you for your continued support of Dover Area School District In-house Sports Physical Nights The Dover Area School District will host two in-house sports physical nights prior to the 2026-2027 school year, first on Thursday, May 28th, and then on Tuesday, July 28th, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Dover Area High School. These two nights are open to any potential athletes, whether they participate in the Fall, Winter, Spring, or multiple seasons. Our in-house physicals are only $15 (cash or check payable to “DASD”). These nights are a great opportunity to check something off your to-do list.   Please enter the athlete’s name in the comment section. For Thursday, May 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-56074989-202526#/ For Tuesday, July 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-49962272-2024#/  The PIAA CIPPE form is located on the district’s website (www.doversd.org); select Athletics, click on Athletic Forms, and then click on Sports Physical Packets. The first five sections of the physical form must be completed before arriving at the school. Annual Threat Assessment Team Notification   Dover Area School District annually notifies students, staff, and parents/guardians of the Threat Assessment Team's existence and purpose. Per District Policy 236.1, the Threat Assessment Team is a multidisciplinary team of trained school personnel whose role is to identify, assess, and provide intervention for students who may pose a risk to themselves or others. The team proactively supports student safety and well-being while maintaining a positive school environment. If you have questions about the Threat Assessment Team, please contact your building principal or the district office. REMINDER:    Submitting Absences How to Submit: Log in to Skyward Family Access to complete and submit your excuse card. Detailed instructions are attached to this email as PDFs, and are also available on each school’s website (where instructional videos are also located) under:   For Parents/Students > Attendance You may also submit excuse cards directly through the Skyward mobile app for added convenience. Download How to Submit an Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Download How to Upload a Doctor's Note or Other Paperwork to an Existing Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Pennsylvania Law Update: Act 44 of 2025 The safety of our students and staff is always our highest priority. We are writing to inform you of a new Pennsylvania state law that  mandates public, private, cyber, charter, and nonpublic schools  must respond to and communicate about weapon-related incidents.  In November 2025, the Pennsylvania Legislature amended the Pennsylvania Public School Code of 1949 through the enactment of Act 44 of 2025, titled “Parental and Employee Notification of Weapon Incidents.” This law adds Section 1303.2-A to the School Code and establishes new statewide reporting and notification requirements for school districts. These requirements are now in effect. Definition of a Weapon Under School Code § 1317.2(g), a “weapon” includes specific items such as knives, cutting instruments or tools, nunchaku, firearms, shotguns, and rifles. The definition also contains a broad catchall provision for “any other tool, instrument, or implement capable of inflicting serious bodily injury.”  What Act 44 Requires Under Act 44, when a school entity  becomes aware of a weapon incident occurring on school property, at a school-sponsored activity, or on a school vehicle, the school entity is required to: Notify the parents or guardians of students enrolled in the affected school Notify school employees assigned to the affected school Provide this notification as soon as practicable, but no later than twenty-four (24) hours, as required by law.  All notifications must include general information about the incident while fully protecting student confidentiality and privacy rights in accordance with state and federal law. No personally identifiable student information will be released.  What This Means for Families  It is important for families to understand that the definition of a weapon under the law may include what is sometimes referred to as “accidental” possession. For example, a student who inadvertently brings a pocketknife to school after a hunting or outdoor activity would still fall within the statutory definition of a weapon. Act 44 is unforgiving in this regard and mandates reporting of any item defined as a weapon under the School Code, regardless of intent. This law is intended to ensure transparency and timely communication with families and staff while continuing to prioritize safety and confidentiality. Act 44 does not change the Dover Area School District’s existing safety procedures, disciplinary processes, or our long-standing commitment to working closely with law enforcement. Please note that not all reported incidents involve an immediate threat. Each situation is carefully assessed by school administration in coordination with law enforcement and other appropriate authorities.  We ask for your assistance as parents and guardians in reminding students that possessing a weapon, even unintentionally, can result in disciplinary consequences at DASD. These consequences may include police involvement, suspension for up to one year, and placement in an alternative educational setting, as permitted by law.  Our Commitment  The Dover Area School District remains committed to maintaining a safe, supportive, hands-on learning environment and to keeping families informed in full compliance with the law. Your continued support and partnership are more important than ever as we work together to protect our students and schools. If you have questions about Act 44 or the DASD’s safety procedures, please contact us at 717-292-3671. Employment Opportunities The Dover Area School District offers excellent part-time employment opportunities. Please visit  our website  to learn more.   Upcoming Events May 29:  3-Hour Early Dismissal / Last Student Day May 30: Graduation Calendar Links 2025-2026 School District Calendar (Board Approved on February 20, 2024) 2026-2027 School District Calendar Annual Policy Notification Please visit to view all of the policies that require annual notification.   https://www.doversd.org/our-district/annual-notificationspostings/ If you are interested in any additional district policies, please visit https://go.boarddocs.com/pa/dove/Board.nsf/Public The Dover Area School District 101 Edgeway Road, Dover, PA 17315   ⁞   Contact Us   ⁞  Visit us on the web a t https://www.doversd.org

    Thursday, May 28 2026

  • Last Student Day: May 29, with Early Dismissals on M...

    Hello, Dover families and staff.   This is a reminder that the last student day is May 29, 2026. May 28th and May 29th will be half days for students.   Thank you,  The Dover Area School District

    Thursday, May 21 2026

  • The Dover Report (May 21, 2026)

    The Dover Report Thursday, May 21, 2026 Our 2025–2026 Annual Report is now available! We are proud to share a look back at an incredible school year, from student achievements to district-wide growth. This report reflects the hard work and dedication of our students, staff, and community. 👉 Read the full report here:  https://canva.link/7avl2e2uogch9cr Thank you for your continued support of Dover Area School District In-house Sports Physical Nights The Dover Area School District will host two in-house sports physical nights prior to the 2026-2027 school year, first on Thursday, May 28th, and then on Tuesday, July 28th, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Dover Area High School. These two nights are open to any potential athletes, whether they participate in the Fall, Winter, Spring, or multiple seasons. Our in-house physicals are only $15 (cash or check payable to “DASD”). These nights are a great opportunity to check something off your to-do list.   Please enter the athlete’s name in the comment section. For Thursday, May 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-56074989-202526#/ For Tuesday, July 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-49962272-2024#/  The PIAA CIPPE form is located on the district’s website (www.doversd.org); select Athletics, click on Athletic Forms, and then click on Sports Physical Packets. The first five sections of the physical form must be completed before arriving at the school. Annual Threat Assessment Team Notification   Dover Area School District annually notifies students, staff, and parents/guardians of the Threat Assessment Team's existence and purpose. Per District Policy 236.1, the Threat Assessment Team is a multidisciplinary team of trained school personnel whose role is to identify, assess, and provide intervention for students who may pose a risk to themselves or others. The team proactively supports student safety and well-being while maintaining a positive school environment. If you have questions about the Threat Assessment Team, please contact your building principal or the district office. REMINDER:    Submitting Absences How to Submit: Log in to Skyward Family Access to complete and submit your excuse card. Detailed instructions are attached to this email as PDFs, and are also available on each school’s website (where instructional videos are also located) under:   For Parents/Students > Attendance You may also submit excuse cards directly through the Skyward mobile app for added convenience. Download How to Submit an Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Download How to Upload a Doctor's Note or Other Paperwork to an Existing Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Pennsylvania Law Update: Act 44 of 2025 The safety of our students and staff is always our highest priority. We are writing to inform you of a new Pennsylvania state law that  mandates public, private, cyber, charter, and nonpublic schools  must respond to and communicate about weapon-related incidents.  In November 2025, the Pennsylvania Legislature amended the Pennsylvania Public School Code of 1949 through the enactment of Act 44 of 2025, titled “Parental and Employee Notification of Weapon Incidents.” This law adds Section 1303.2-A to the School Code and establishes new statewide reporting and notification requirements for school districts. These requirements are now in effect. Definition of a Weapon Under School Code § 1317.2(g), a “weapon” includes specific items such as knives, cutting instruments or tools, nunchaku, firearms, shotguns, and rifles. The definition also contains a broad catchall provision for “any other tool, instrument, or implement capable of inflicting serious bodily injury.”  What Act 44 Requires Under Act 44, when a school entity  becomes aware of a weapon incident occurring on school property, at a school-sponsored activity, or on a school vehicle, the school entity is required to: Notify the parents or guardians of students enrolled in the affected school Notify school employees assigned to the affected school Provide this notification as soon as practicable, but no later than twenty-four (24) hours, as required by law.  All notifications must include general information about the incident while fully protecting student confidentiality and privacy rights in accordance with state and federal law. No personally identifiable student information will be released.  What This Means for Families  It is important for families to understand that the definition of a weapon under the law may include what is sometimes referred to as “accidental” possession. For example, a student who inadvertently brings a pocketknife to school after a hunting or outdoor activity would still fall within the statutory definition of a weapon. Act 44 is unforgiving in this regard and mandates reporting of any item defined as a weapon under the School Code, regardless of intent. This law is intended to ensure transparency and timely communication with families and staff while continuing to prioritize safety and confidentiality. Act 44 does not change the Dover Area School District’s existing safety procedures, disciplinary processes, or our long-standing commitment to working closely with law enforcement. Please note that not all reported incidents involve an immediate threat. Each situation is carefully assessed by school administration in coordination with law enforcement and other appropriate authorities.  We ask for your assistance as parents and guardians in reminding students that possessing a weapon, even unintentionally, can result in disciplinary consequences at DASD. These consequences may include police involvement, suspension for up to one year, and placement in an alternative educational setting, as permitted by law.  Our Commitment  The Dover Area School District remains committed to maintaining a safe, supportive, hands-on learning environment and to keeping families informed in full compliance with the law. Your continued support and partnership are more important than ever as we work together to protect our students and schools. If you have questions about Act 44 or the DASD’s safety procedures, please contact us at 717-292-3671. Employment Opportunities The Dover Area School District offers excellent part-time employment opportunities. Please visit  our website  to learn more.   Upcoming Events May 25: Holiday - No School May 28:  3-Hour Early Dismissal May 29:  3-Hour Early Dismissal / Last Student Day May 30: Graduation Calendar Links 2025-2026 School District Calendar (Board Approved on February 20, 2024) 2026-2027 School District Calendar Annual Policy Notification Please visit to view all of the policies that require annual notification.   https://www.doversd.org/our-district/annual-notificationspostings/ If you are interested in any additional district policies, please visit https://go.boarddocs.com/pa/dove/Board.nsf/Public The Dover Area School District 101 Edgeway Road, Dover, PA 17315   ⁞   Contact Us   ⁞  Visit us on the web a t https://www.doversd.org

    Thursday, May 21 2026

  • Holiday Break: May 25, 2026

    Hello, Dover families and staff.   This is a reminder that schools are closed on May 25, 2026.   Thank you,  The Dover Area School District

    Monday, May 18 2026

  • 3-hour Early Dismissal: May 21, 2026

    Hello, Dover families.     This is a reminder that students have a 3-hour early dismissal on May 21, 2026.     Thank you,  The Dover Area School District

    Thursday, May 14 2026

  • The Dover Report (May 14, 2026)

    The Dover Report Thursday, May 14, 2026 Important: Middle School ONLY Remote Learning Day – Tuesday, May 19th We want to make you aware of an important upcoming change to our schedule. Tuesday, May 19th, will be a Remote Learning Day for Middle School students only . Our building will serve as a polling location on that date, so in-person instruction will not be held. Students should be prepared to participate in remote learning from home. Additional details regarding the remote learning schedule and expectations will be shared by your child's teachers and building administration closer to the date. Please mark your calendars and make any necessary childcare arrangements. We appreciate your understanding and support. If you have any questions, please contact the Middle School main office. Our 2025–2026 Annual Report is now available! We are proud to share a look back at an incredible school year, from student achievements to district-wide growth. This report reflects the hard work and dedication of our students, staff, and community. 👉 Read the full report here:  https://canva.link/7avl2e2uogch9cr Thank you for your continued support of Dover Area School District In-house Sports Physical Nights The Dover Area School District will host two in-house sports physical nights prior to the 2026-2027 school year, first on Thursday, May 28th, and then on Tuesday, July 28th, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Dover Area High School. These two nights are open to any potential athletes, whether they participate in the Fall, Winter, Spring, or multiple seasons. Our in-house physicals are only $15 (cash or check payable to “DASD”). These nights are a great opportunity to check something off your to-do list.   Please enter the athlete’s name in the comment section. For Thursday, May 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-56074989-202526#/ For Tuesday, July 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-49962272-2024#/  The PIAA CIPPE form is located on the district’s website (www.doversd.org); select Athletics, click on Athletic Forms, and then click on Sports Physical Packets. The first five sections of the physical form must be completed before arriving at the school. Annual Threat Assessment Team Notification   Dover Area School District annually notifies students, staff, and parents/guardians of the Threat Assessment Team's existence and purpose. Per District Policy 236.1, the Threat Assessment Team is a multidisciplinary team of trained school personnel whose role is to identify, assess, and provide intervention for students who may pose a risk to themselves or others. The team proactively supports student safety and well-being while maintaining a positive school environment. If you have questions about the Threat Assessment Team, please contact your building principal or the district office. REMINDER:    Submitting Absences How to Submit: Log in to Skyward Family Access to complete and submit your excuse card. Detailed instructions are attached to this email as PDFs, and are also available on each school’s website (where instructional videos are also located) under:   For Parents/Students > Attendance You may also submit excuse cards directly through the Skyward mobile app for added convenience. Download How to Submit an Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Download How to Upload a Doctor's Note or Other Paperwork to an Existing Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Pennsylvania Law Update: Act 44 of 2025 The safety of our students and staff is always our highest priority. We are writing to inform you of a new Pennsylvania state law that  mandates public, private, cyber, charter, and nonpublic schools  must respond to and communicate about weapon-related incidents.  In November 2025, the Pennsylvania Legislature amended the Pennsylvania Public School Code of 1949 through the enactment of Act 44 of 2025, titled “Parental and Employee Notification of Weapon Incidents.” This law adds Section 1303.2-A to the School Code and establishes new statewide reporting and notification requirements for school districts. These requirements are now in effect. Definition of a Weapon Under School Code § 1317.2(g), a “weapon” includes specific items such as knives, cutting instruments or tools, nunchaku, firearms, shotguns, and rifles. The definition also contains a broad catchall provision for “any other tool, instrument, or implement capable of inflicting serious bodily injury.”  What Act 44 Requires Under Act 44, when a school entity  becomes aware of a weapon incident occurring on school property, at a school-sponsored activity, or on a school vehicle, the school entity is required to: Notify the parents or guardians of students enrolled in the affected school Notify school employees assigned to the affected school Provide this notification as soon as practicable, but no later than twenty-four (24) hours, as required by law.  All notifications must include general information about the incident while fully protecting student confidentiality and privacy rights in accordance with state and federal law. No personally identifiable student information will be released.  What This Means for Families  It is important for families to understand that the definition of a weapon under the law may include what is sometimes referred to as “accidental” possession. For example, a student who inadvertently brings a pocketknife to school after a hunting or outdoor activity would still fall within the statutory definition of a weapon. Act 44 is unforgiving in this regard and mandates reporting of any item defined as a weapon under the School Code, regardless of intent. This law is intended to ensure transparency and timely communication with families and staff while continuing to prioritize safety and confidentiality. Act 44 does not change the Dover Area School District’s existing safety procedures, disciplinary processes, or our long-standing commitment to working closely with law enforcement. Please note that not all reported incidents involve an immediate threat. Each situation is carefully assessed by school administration in coordination with law enforcement and other appropriate authorities.  We ask for your assistance as parents and guardians in reminding students that possessing a weapon, even unintentionally, can result in disciplinary consequences at DASD. These consequences may include police involvement, suspension for up to one year, and placement in an alternative educational setting, as permitted by law.  Our Commitment  The Dover Area School District remains committed to maintaining a safe, supportive, hands-on learning environment and to keeping families informed in full compliance with the law. Your continued support and partnership are more important than ever as we work together to protect our students and schools. If you have questions about Act 44 or the DASD’s safety procedures, please contact us at 717-292-3671. Employment Opportunities The Dover Area School District offers excellent part-time employment opportunities. Please visit  our website  to learn more.   Upcoming Events May 19: Middle School ONLY : Remote Learning Day May 21: 3-Hour Early Dismissal for Students May 25: Holiday - No School May 28:  3-Hour Early Dismissal May 29:  3-Hour Early Dismissal / Last Student Day May 30: Graduation Calendar Links 2025-2026 School District Calendar (Board Approved on February 20, 2024) 2026-2027 School District Calendar Annual Policy Notification Please visit to view all of the policies that require annual notification.   https://www.doversd.org/our-district/annual-notificationspostings/ If you are interested in any additional district policies, please visit https://go.boarddocs.com/pa/dove/Board.nsf/Public The Dover Area School District 101 Edgeway Road, Dover, PA 17315   ⁞   Contact Us   ⁞  Visit us on the web a t https://www.doversd.org

    Thursday, May 14 2026

  • The Dover Report (May 7, 2026)

    The Dover Report Thursday, May 7, 2026 Important: Middle School ONLY Remote Learning Day – Tuesday, May 19th We want to make you aware of an important upcoming change to our schedule. Tuesday, May 19th, will be a Remote Learning Day for Middle School students only . Our building will serve as a polling location on that date, so in-person instruction will not be held. Students should be prepared to participate in remote learning from home. Additional details regarding the remote learning schedule and expectations will be shared by your child's teachers and building administration closer to the date. Please mark your calendars and make any necessary childcare arrangements. We appreciate your understanding and support. If you have any questions, please contact the Middle School main office. Our 2025–2026 Annual Report is now available! We are proud to share a look back at an incredible school year, from student achievements to district-wide growth. This report reflects the hard work and dedication of our students, staff, and community. 👉 Read the full report here:  https://canva.link/7avl2e2uogch9cr Thank you for your continued support of Dover Area School District In-house Sports Physical Nights The Dover Area School District will host two in-house sports physical nights prior to the 2026-2027 school year, first on Thursday, May 28th, and then on Tuesday, July 28th, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Dover Area High School. These two nights are open to any potential athletes, whether they participate in the Fall, Winter, Spring, or multiple seasons. Our in-house physicals are only $15 (cash or check payable to “DASD”). These nights are a great opportunity to check something off your to-do list.   Please enter the athlete’s name in the comment section. For Thursday, May 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-56074989-202526#/ For Tuesday, July 28th, please sign up for a spot through this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4CABA628ABFA7-49962272-2024#/  The PIAA CIPPE form is located on the district’s website (www.doversd.org); select Athletics, click on Athletic Forms, and then click on Sports Physical Packets. The first five sections of the physical form must be completed before arriving at the school. Annual Threat Assessment Team Notification   Dover Area School District annually notifies students, staff, and parents/guardians of the Threat Assessment Team's existence and purpose. Per District Policy 236.1, the Threat Assessment Team is a multidisciplinary team of trained school personnel whose role is to identify, assess, and provide intervention for students who may pose a risk to themselves or others. The team proactively supports student safety and well-being while maintaining a positive school environment. If you have questions about the Threat Assessment Team, please contact your building principal or the district office. REMINDER:    Submitting Absences How to Submit: Log in to Skyward Family Access to complete and submit your excuse card. Detailed instructions are attached to this email as PDFs, and are also available on each school’s website (where instructional videos are also located) under:   For Parents/Students > Attendance You may also submit excuse cards directly through the Skyward mobile app for added convenience. Download How to Submit an Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Download How to Upload a Doctor's Note or Other Paperwork to an Existing Absence Request in Skyward.pdf Pennsylvania Law Update: Act 44 of 2025 The safety of our students and staff is always our highest priority. We are writing to inform you of a new Pennsylvania state law that  mandates public, private, cyber, charter, and nonpublic schools  must respond to and communicate about weapon-related incidents.  In November 2025, the Pennsylvania Legislature amended the Pennsylvania Public School Code of 1949 through the enactment of Act 44 of 2025, titled “Parental and Employee Notification of Weapon Incidents.” This law adds Section 1303.2-A to the School Code and establishes new statewide reporting and notification requirements for school districts. These requirements are now in effect. Definition of a Weapon Under School Code § 1317.2(g), a “weapon” includes specific items such as knives, cutting instruments or tools, nunchaku, firearms, shotguns, and rifles. The definition also contains a broad catchall provision for “any other tool, instrument, or implement capable of inflicting serious bodily injury.”  What Act 44 Requires Under Act 44, when a school entity  becomes aware of a weapon incident occurring on school property, at a school-sponsored activity, or on a school vehicle, the school entity is required to: Notify the parents or guardians of students enrolled in the affected school Notify school employees assigned to the affected school Provide this notification as soon as practicable, but no later than twenty-four (24) hours, as required by law.  All notifications must include general information about the incident while fully protecting student confidentiality and privacy rights in accordance with state and federal law. No personally identifiable student information will be released.  What This Means for Families  It is important for families to understand that the definition of a weapon under the law may include what is sometimes referred to as “accidental” possession. For example, a student who inadvertently brings a pocketknife to school after a hunting or outdoor activity would still fall within the statutory definition of a weapon. Act 44 is unforgiving in this regard and mandates reporting of any item defined as a weapon under the School Code, regardless of intent. This law is intended to ensure transparency and timely communication with families and staff while continuing to prioritize safety and confidentiality. Act 44 does not change the Dover Area School District’s existing safety procedures, disciplinary processes, or our long-standing commitment to working closely with law enforcement. Please note that not all reported incidents involve an immediate threat. Each situation is carefully assessed by school administration in coordination with law enforcement and other appropriate authorities.  We ask for your assistance as parents and guardians in reminding students that possessing a weapon, even unintentionally, can result in disciplinary consequences at DASD. These consequences may include police involvement, suspension for up to one year, and placement in an alternative educational setting, as permitted by law.  Our Commitment  The Dover Area School District remains committed to maintaining a safe, supportive, hands-on learning environment and to keeping families informed in full compliance with the law. Your continued support and partnership are more important than ever as we work together to protect our students and schools. If you have questions about Act 44 or the DASD’s safety procedures, please contact us at 717-292-3671. Employment Opportunities The Dover Area School District offers excellent part-time employment opportunities. Please visit  our website  to learn more.   Upcoming Events May 19: Middle School ONLY : Remote Learning Day May 21: 3-Hour Early Dismissal for Students May 25: Holiday - No School May 28:  3-Hour Early Dismissal May 29:  3-Hour Early Dismissal / Last Student Day May 30: Graduation Calendar Links 2025-2026 School District Calendar (Board Approved on February 20, 2024) 2026-2027 School District Calendar Annual Policy Notification Please visit to view all of the policies that require annual notification.   https://www.doversd.org/our-district/annual-notificationspostings/ If you are interested in any additional district policies, please visit https://go.boarddocs.com/pa/dove/Board.nsf/Public The Dover Area School District 101 Edgeway Road, Dover, PA 17315   ⁞   Contact Us   ⁞  Visit us on the web a t https://www.doversd.org

    Thursday, May 07 2026

  • Final Call: 2025-2026 Distinguished Alumni Program

    The Dover Area School District is proud to announce the opening of the 2025-2026 Distinguished Alumni Program nominations. This program recognizes alumni who have excelled in their professions and serve as outstanding role models for DASD students. Distinguished Alumni are selected by a committee of district officials, teachers, Dover Eagle Foundation representatives, and alumni based on the criteria below. All members of the DASD community, past and present, are encouraged to nominate outstanding individuals for this award. Criteria for Distinguished Alumni: Individuals must be out of high school for at least ten years. Individuals must have earned professional/personal achievements or career/military service distinction. The recipient attained prominence in their field that forms a record of significant accomplishment. Individuals must demonstrate service to the community and beyond. The recipient exhibits integrity and a demonstrated commitment to service through an interest in bettering the lives of others. Distinguished Alumni will be recognized and may be invited to speak with Dover students and/or staff; however, this is not a requirement for selection. If a nominated individual is not chosen in the first year, their nomination will be kept on file for consideration for five years. Please note that the Dover Area School District does not accept self-nominations. Each chosen alumnus must submit a satisfactory photo for district use. The nomination form will remain open from April 10, 2026, through May 5, 2026. To submit a nomination, visit the Distinguished Alumni Form . For questions, please call 717-292-3671 and ask to speak with Mrs. Aumen, Dr. Houck, or Dr. Perkins, or email  distalumniprogram@doversd.org .

    Monday, May 04 2026

  • Dover Area School District 2025–2026 Annual Report N...

    Dear Dover Area Families and Staff,   We are pleased to share the Dover Area School District 2025–2026 Annual Report! This report highlights the achievements, growth, and progress of our students, staff, and community over the past school year.   You can access the full report here: https://canva.link/7avl2e2uogch9cr   We are incredibly proud of all that our district has accomplished, and none of it would be possible without the dedication of our staff and the continued support of our families and community. Thank you for being a vital part of the Dover Area School District family.   If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the district office.   Warm regards, The Dover Area School District

    Monday, May 04 2026

  • Reminder: 2025-2026 Distinguished Alumni Program — N...

    The Dover Area School District is proud to announce the opening of the 2025-2026 Distinguished Alumni Program nominations. This program recognizes alumni who have excelled in their professions and serve as outstanding role models for DASD students. Distinguished Alumni are selected by a committee of district officials, teachers, Dover Eagle Foundation representatives, and alumni based on the criteria below. All members of the DASD community, past and present, are encouraged to nominate outstanding individuals for this award. Criteria for Distinguished Alumni: Individuals must be out of high school for at least ten years. Individuals must have earned professional/personal achievements or career/military service distinction. The recipient attained prominence in their field that forms a record of significant accomplishment. Individuals must demonstrate service to the community and beyond. The recipient exhibits integrity and a demonstrated commitment to service through an interest in bettering the lives of others. Distinguished Alumni will be recognized and may be invited to speak with Dover students and/or staff; however, this is not a requirement for selection. If a nominated individual is not chosen in the first year, their nomination will be kept on file for consideration for five years. Please note that the Dover Area School District does not accept self-nominations. Each chosen alumnus must submit a satisfactory photo for district use. The nomination form will remain open from April 10, 2026, through May 5, 2026. To submit a nomination, visit the Distinguished Alumni Form . For questions, please call 717-292-3671 and ask to speak with Mrs. Aumen, Dr. Houck, or Dr. Perkins, or email  distalumniprogram@doversd.org .

    Friday, May 01 2026