Welcome to the
Parent/Students Resources Page
In addition to the resources found below, be sure to explore the additional resources found on the left side of this screen.
Getting Involved
The home/school connection is a key component in assuring the success of students. Family involvement enhances a child’s school experience. Dover Area School District invites parent participation. Involvement is encouraged with activities such as:
- Fall parent-teacher conferences
- Open houses
- School functions
- Student performances
- PTO and booster organizations
- Volunteerism
Complete the 
Volunteer Packet or Coaching Volunteer Packet. Contact your specific school for more details on how you can become involved!
Student Documents and Forms
Absence Forms
Excuse Card for Absence or Tardiness
SERF: Student Excusal Request Form (Board Approved 2020-04)
Student Activity Travel Release
Athletic Forms
Food Services Documents and Forms
Free and Reduced School Meals Application
Make meal payment
Request For Refund of Cafeteria Account Funds
Treat Basket Order Form
General Documents
2020-2021 Student Accident Brochure
2020-2021 School Calendar (Rev 2021-02-16)
2021-2022 School Board of Directors Approved Calendar (Rev 2021-06-15)
DAHS Athletic Guidelines for Home Sporting Events
Supply List for Elementary Schools
Health Forms
Medication Administration Consent & Licensed Prescriber Order
Information Technology Documents and Forms
Office of Technology Forms
Online Instruction
Transportation Documents and Forms
2021-2022 Childcare Daycare Form
2021-2022 Drop Off Release Form
2021-2022 Transportation Change Request Form
Bus Rules and Regulations
Bus Safety
Student Resources
Clever
Destiny (Library)
DASD Counseling Resources
Dover Tech Group ( Student Help Desk ) Website
DRC Testing (Off-site)
Edmentum Assessments
EdOptions Academy
Education City
E-Hall Pass
FlexTime Manager
NWEA MAP
Online Instruction
Plato
Reading Eggs
Intermediate School and High School: Report iPad Issue
Study Island
Schoology
Breakfast and Lunch Menus
2021-2022 Welcome to the New Dover Area School District’s School Nutrition Program
2021-2022 School Year Prices
STUDENTS EAT FREE THROUGH THE END OF THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR
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Elementary School Menus
September Lunch Menu
Fall 2021 Breakfast Menu
October Lunch Menu
Middle School Menus
September Lunch Menu
Fall 2021 Breakfast Menu
October Lunch Menu
High School Menus
September Lunch Menu
Fall 2021 Breakfast Menu
October Lunch Menu
Bullying/Harassment/Social Emotional Learning
Dover Area School District is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment for all of our learners. Much time is spent in education discussing the academic standards that must be achieved, and while critical, we also believe that teaching and nurturing the growth of social and emotional skills in our students is essential. All buildings in the Dover Area School District focus intentional programming, strategies, and resources on teaching and promoting the following skills:
Self-Awareness
Self-Management
Social Awareness
Relationship Skills
Decision Making
The development of these skills has been proven to enhance students’ resilience, reduce problem behaviors, reduce bullying, improve academics, and promote career readiness. According to CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning), 92% of surveyed executives say skills such as problem-solving and communicating clearly are equal to or more important than technical skills.
Dover Area School District has incorporated the following programs and resources to guide our efforts and build the skills necessary to create a collaborative and safe environment for all of our students: Responsive Classroom, Sanford Harmony, Olweus Bullying Prevention, and Josten’s Harbor. If you are interested in learning more about any of these programs, the links are available below. We are fully committed to this goal, and for students who violate the expectations by participating in hurtful, harmful, harassing, or bullying behavior, our code of conduct outlines reparative and disciplinary actions that will be followed.
We will need to community to assist us in building this culture. We rely on our students, families, and community to help us identify students in need. If you have a concern for a student who is being mistreated, bullied, or harassed, please reach out to the statewide reporting center, Safe2Say, at 1-844-723-2729.
https://olweus.sites.clemson.edu/
Physical Exams, Dental Exams and Vaccination Requirements
Students in kindergarten, 6th, and 11th grades need to submit completed physical exam reports and students in kindergarten, 3rd , and 7th grades need to submit completed dental exam reports to the school nurse.
Please check the School Vaccination Requirements document below as well as with your health care provider about receiving the required vaccines this summer and submit written proof of immunization to the school nurse in August. Should you have any additional questions, please contact your school. Thank you for your attention to these important school health regulations.
Dental Exam Form
Physical Form
School Vaccination Requirements
Affordable Internet
