🏈 Come out and support the 7th grade/Jr. Cats! 🎟️ Admission: $7 cash at the gate 🍿 Concessions: Cash CLEAR BAG POLICY ENFORCED ‼️‼️ Let’s pack the stands 💜 💛
Have a safe and happy Labor Day!!!
Congratulations to the 2026-2027 Dumas High School Homecoming Court!
The Dumas School District has implemented a Clear Bag Policy that will be enforced at all athletic events this season. Please review the details below to familiarize yourself with the new policy and help ensure a smooth and safe entry process.
🏈 Come out and support the Sr. Cats! 🎟️ Admission: $7 cash at the gate 🍿 Concessions: Cash or Cash App Let’s pack the stands 💜 💛
🏈 Come out and support the Jr. Cats! 🎟️ Admission: $7 cash at the gate 🍿 Concessions: Cash or Cash App Let’s pack the stands 💜 💛
The Dumas School District would like to send a BIG THANK YOU to State Trooper Hunter Mealer #622 of Arkansas State Police Troop E!
On Friday, while traveling to the football game at Watson Chapel, our trailer carrying the football equipment had a flat tire. Trooper Mealer stopped to assist us, changed the flat, and then went above and beyond by following us all the way back to the Dumas Bus Barn to make sure we arrived safely.
We truly appreciate his kindness, professionalism, and willingness to help. It is people like Trooper Mealer who remind us of the incredible support we have from those who serve our communities.
Thank you, Trooper Mealer, for looking out for the Dumas Bobcats! 💜💛
🏈 Come out and support the Jr. Cats!
🎟️ Admission: $7 cash at the gate
🍿 Concessions: Cash or card accepted
Let’s pack the stands 💜 💛
Here is the GoFan link for Friday’s game vs. Watson Chapel. They will not be accepting cash at the gate, so you must purchase your ticket online using the link below. [GoFan Ticket https://gofan.co/event/6828268?schoolId=AR18695 Link]
Concession: CASH ONLY‼️‼️
School resumes at Thee Dumas High School tomorrow. 💜💛
Attention Parents and Guardians ‼️‼️‼️
🎉 Congratulations to these Dumas High School Bobcats! 🎉
We are proud to recognize our students who earned Level 3 and Level 4 on the ATLAS exam in Biology, Geometry, Algebra I, and ELA. Their hard work, determination, and commitment to academic excellence have paid off.
Keep striving for greatness. We are proud of you! 💜💛
We are proud to recognize our students who earned Level 3 and Level 4 on the ATLAS exam in Biology, Geometry, Algebra I, and ELA. Their hard work, determination, and commitment to academic excellence have paid off.
Keep striving for greatness. We are proud of you! 💜💛
Students who earned a 3 or higher on an Advanced Placement (AP) Exam demonstrated college-level knowledge in that subject. AP Exam scores range from 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest possible score, indicating exceptional mastery of the course content. A score of 3 is considered "qualified" by the College Board, and many colleges and universities award college credit, advanced placement, or both for qualifying AP scores, depending on their individual policies. Earning a qualifying score reflects students' hard work, academic achievement, and readiness for rigorous college-level coursework. We are extremely proud of these Dumas High School students. It is indeed a great day to be a Bobcat.
Happy Birthday to our senior, Heaven Buchannan!
We hope you enjoy your day💜💛
#TheDumasWay
Happy Birthday to our senior, Ca'Mya Mosby!
We hope you have a great day and enjoy your special day. 💜💛
#TheDumasWay
Congratulations to Kendri Broughton and Sha'Kyla McCarrell on being selected to participate in the 2nd Annual Kevin Miller All-Star Game!
It was truly an honor and privilege to represent our program in this special event. We are incredibly proud of both of you for your hard work, dedication, and the way you continue to represent Dumas with pride and class.
Congratulations, ladies! Your LadyCat family is proud of you! 💜💛
#TheDumasWay #LadyCats
The Dumas School District athletic facilities will be closed during the dates below. Facility access and all workouts will resume on Monday, July 6.
Warren Pickett elected to city leadership role at Arkansas Boys State 2026
Warren Pickett of Dumas, a student at Dumas High School, was elected by fellow delegates to serve as City Council Position 3 for Bush City at Arkansas Boys State 2026.
The election took place during the 85th annual session of Arkansas Boys State, held May 24-29 at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. Sponsored by The American Legion Department of Arkansas, Arkansas Boys State brings together students from across the state for an immersive week of civic education, leadership development and public service.
As City Council Position 3, Pickett will help lead Bush City, one of the 16 student-led cities that make up the Arkansas Boys State government simulation. Delegates at Arkansas Boys State are assigned to cities, counties and political parties, then work together to build a functioning model government from the ground up. Through elections, debate, public service projects and daily decision-making, students experience the responsibilities of democratic citizenship firsthand.
Pickett's role will place him at the center of local government during the week. City officials at Arkansas Boys State are responsible for helping their communities organize, respond to challenges, represent constituents and create a strong civic identity among delegates who live, work and compete together throughout the session.
"City leadership is where many delegates first discover that public service is personal," said Lloyd Jackson, executive director of Arkansas Boys State. "When a student is elected by his peers, he is being trusted to listen, communicate clearly and help move his community forward. That is exactly the kind of leadership Arkansas Boys State is designed to develop."
In addition to serving in city government, Pickett will participate in political party rallies, attend Schools of Instruction, take part in leadership discussions, hear from civic and public officials, and participate in recreational and community-building activities with delegates from across Arkansas.
Arkansas Boys State's guiding theme is "Democracy Depends on Me." For Pickett, being elected as City Council Position 3 offers a hands-on opportunity to practice that principle by serving others, leading peers and helping shape the experience of Arkansas Boys State delegates throughout the week.
Since 1940, Arkansas Boys State has helped prepare more than 60,000 alumni for lives of citizenship, public service and leadership. More information about Arkansas Boys State is available at arboysstate.org.
Warren Pickett of Dumas, a student at Dumas High School, was elected by fellow delegates to serve as City Council Position 3 for Bush City at Arkansas Boys State 2026.
The election took place during the 85th annual session of Arkansas Boys State, held May 24-29 at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. Sponsored by The American Legion Department of Arkansas, Arkansas Boys State brings together students from across the state for an immersive week of civic education, leadership development and public service.
As City Council Position 3, Pickett will help lead Bush City, one of the 16 student-led cities that make up the Arkansas Boys State government simulation. Delegates at Arkansas Boys State are assigned to cities, counties and political parties, then work together to build a functioning model government from the ground up. Through elections, debate, public service projects and daily decision-making, students experience the responsibilities of democratic citizenship firsthand.
Pickett's role will place him at the center of local government during the week. City officials at Arkansas Boys State are responsible for helping their communities organize, respond to challenges, represent constituents and create a strong civic identity among delegates who live, work and compete together throughout the session.
"City leadership is where many delegates first discover that public service is personal," said Lloyd Jackson, executive director of Arkansas Boys State. "When a student is elected by his peers, he is being trusted to listen, communicate clearly and help move his community forward. That is exactly the kind of leadership Arkansas Boys State is designed to develop."
In addition to serving in city government, Pickett will participate in political party rallies, attend Schools of Instruction, take part in leadership discussions, hear from civic and public officials, and participate in recreational and community-building activities with delegates from across Arkansas.
Arkansas Boys State's guiding theme is "Democracy Depends on Me." For Pickett, being elected as City Council Position 3 offers a hands-on opportunity to practice that principle by serving others, leading peers and helping shape the experience of Arkansas Boys State delegates throughout the week.
Since 1940, Arkansas Boys State has helped prepare more than 60,000 alumni for lives of citizenship, public service and leadership. More information about Arkansas Boys State is available at arboysstate.org.
