Eighth Grader Wins School Geography Bee
​James Perry, a eighth grade student at The Donoho School, won the school-level competition of the National Geographic Bee on December 9.
Student Chosen to Participate in 2015 Auburn University High School Honor Band
Congratulations to junior Max Garrett for being selected to participate in the 2015 Auburn University High School Honor Band! The Festival is sponsored by the Auburn University Bands and the Department of Music and will be held on the Auburn campus the weekend of February 12–14, 2015.
Thank You for Your Support on #GivingTuesday!
Thank you for your support of the school’s first #GivingTuesday initiative!
DPA Poinsettia Sale
The Donoho Parents’ Association is sponsoring a Poinsettia Sale!
Eight Students Chosen to Participate in All-State Choir Festival
Congratulations to Bryant Barrentine, Max Garrett, James Gavino, Meghana Giri, Lauren Holbrook, Haley Holmes, Mahaley Tucker and Kent Yamamuro who were chosen to participate in the All-State Choir Festival to be held at Samford University April 9 – 11, 2015.
Eighth Grader Wins School Spelling Bee
​Congratulations to Jenna Stremmel for winning the 2014-2015 Donoho Middle School Spelling Bee!
#GivingTuesday
You are probably familiar with Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Now we have #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back.
*NEW* Donoho Apparel Items
The digital marketing class worked on creating new apparel items for The Donoho School.
We are grateful for…
The Donoho School will be closed from Wednesday, November 26 – Friday, November 28, for the Thanksgiving Holidays!
Save-the-Date: DPA Spring Event Planning Meeting
Save-the-date and join us on Tuesday, December 16, at 8:00 am in the lower school DPA work room for a meeting to begin planning our spring event!
Donoho Ranked 4th in Top 20 Private Schools in Alabama
YellowHammer News released an article on their site today ranking the top 20 private schools in the state of Alabama.
The Penfeather – November 2014 Edition
Students at The Donoho School have created a digital version of the school’s newspaper, The Penfeather.
