Duncan Public Schools will be in school for a make-up day on Friday, April 3rd.
All inclement weather days were used during the January snow and ice storm, requiring one day to be made up to meet state attendance requirements.
We understand this adjustment may cause some inconvenience and appreciate the flexibility of our families and staff.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding.









No Virtual Learning
This isn’t how we hoped to finish the week, but safety has to come first. With temperatures expected to fall below freezing overnight and icy spots likely to return on neighborhood and school roads, Duncan Public Schools will be closed on Friday, January 30th.
Road conditions should improve later in the day, but the morning hours are expected to be difficult for buses, student drivers, and staff. We know this closing may cause challenges for families, and we appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding as we make decisions with safety in mind.
We look forward to welcoming students and staff back on Monday, ready to start a new week together!

📌 No Virtual Learning
We understand that these decisions can create difficulties for families, and we do not make them lightly. Student and staff safety are our top priority.
Please continue to monitor our social media accounts, the Duncan Public Schools App, and local news outlets for future updates.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

📌 No Virtual Learning
Please continue to monitor our social media accounts, the Duncan Public Schools App, and local news outlets for updates.

📌 No Virtual Learning
Please continue to monitor our social media accounts, the Duncan Public Schools App, and local news outlets for updates.

❄️ Snow Day - January 26th ❄️
Duncan Public Schools will be closed on Monday January 26th, 2026.
📌 No Virtual Learning
Please continue to monitor our social media accounts, the Duncan Public Schools App, and local news outlets for updates.

We understand that these decisions can create difficulties for families, and we do not make them lightly. However, we will always err on the side of caution when it comes to the safety of our students and staff. Student safety is our top priority.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

With winter weather on the horizon, staying connected is more important than ever. Here are the best ways to make sure you receive timely updates from DPS, including weather-related announcements and important district information.
📱 Download the Duncan Public Schools App
Everything shared on our social media platforms is also posted on the app, making it one easy place to stay informed.
🔗 Need help logging in or having issues? Find instructions and additional assistance at the link below.
👉 DPS App Support: https://www.duncanps.org/page/rooms-support
📲 Subscribe to District Text Alerts
Text START to 98900
Most guardians are automatically subscribed, but this is a great way to double-check you are receiving messages.
📣 Follow Our Social Media Platforms
We regularly share updates, reminders, and news across our official social media accounts.
👉Facebook - Duncan Public Schools 👉 Instagram - @duncanschools
📝 Keep Your Contact Information Up to Date
Please make sure your email address and phone number are current with our Enrollment Office. Accurate contact information ensures you receive important messages without delay, especially in the event of weather-related changes or emergencies. If your contact information has changed since enrollment, we encourage you to update it as soon as possible.
💬Call them at 580-252-6801 or email them at enrollment@duncanps.org
Please rely on DPS directly to communicate school closures, delays, or event cancellations. We do our best to alert you as soon as decisions are made.
Thank you for helping us keep communication clear and consistent as we head into the winter months. Stay safe and stay connected!

Join us for the Transition Resource Fair on February 5, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM at Red River Technology Center (Rooms 508/510).
This event is open to students with IEPs and 504s, ages 3–22, and their families. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with local agencies and organizations that provide transition assistance and resources designed to support students.
For questions or more information, please contact jessica.clayton@duncanps.org.
We hope to see you there!

🍎📣Our School Store will be open and ready to go TOMORROW! This week, students will receive a lanyard packed with helpful info on how to register and find the prize code to get their book buddy. Don’t forget to share the School Store with your family and friends—let’s spread the excitement!



Thank you for you support!

Come dance with the Duncan High School Pom Squad! The Little Pom Clinic is Saturday, January 31 at the DHS Gym, open to PreK–8th grade. Participants will learn a routine and perform at a varsity basketball game on Tuesday, February 3.
Registration includes a t-shirt, snacks, a drink, and little pom poms. A fun Glitz & Glam Raffle will also give one participant the chance to get game-day ready with the Pom Squad and join pre-game activities.
📍 Where: Duncan High School Gym
📅 Clinic: January 31
🏀 Performance: February 3
💲 Cost: $50 ($40 each additional sibling)
👉 Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScDCE-5FGP9mA11IYTOUvRBFaSW4AM5IbADkTXmaerMPrTrzw/viewform
Be sure to register by January 20th to guarantee a t-shirt!
For questions please email: jana.marks@duncanps.org


Important Safety Rules for Crosswalks & School Zones
Please read these important safety rules regarding crosswalks and school zones.
When you see a crossing guard with their sign up or in the crosswalk, that means STOP! Do not proceed until the crossing guard has returned to the curb.
You may not enter a crosswalk while the guard has their stop sign up. You have to wait even if they are no longer on your side of the street. If they are in the road, you may not pass.
Do not stop in the crosswalk. Crossing guards can't cross kids with cars in the way. Please stop behind the crosswalk.
You may not turn right if a crossing guard is in the crosswalk. You endanger the lives of guards and children by doing this.
Obey the speed limit in school zones.
Be respectful to crossing guards. They are there to keep your kids safe. Please thank them for their service!
🔴 Remember
NO cell phone use in school zones.
Watch for school bus lights - Stop, Don't Pass!

