There have been many great stories made at Dobie Junior High, and as an 8th grader, our time is coming to an end. Here are some of Dobie’s 8th grader's memories. “One time when I was walking through the breezeway I was in a bad mood and I pushed the door too hard and the door came back and hit...

On May 2 at 10 a.m., nearly 100 students walked out as part of a national walkout protest supporting the second amendment, the right to bear arms. Seventh and eighth graders stood together in mostly silence and hushed voices. Administrators and teachers, including Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Garcia, Ms. Silva,...

On April 4, 177 Dobie 7th grade students received an invitation to apply to join National Junior Honor Society, known as NJHS. To get the invitation to apply, students needed to have a 90 percent average in core classes. The application required three essay questions and ratings from teachers. Out of the s...

Always wearing a smile, Dobie secretary Ms.Wyatt is the first person people see when they walk into Dobie's front office. She keeps cool even when there is a long line of parents, students and business people who all need her help with simple or complicated needs. Ms. Wyatt was awarded the Dobie sec...

As the school year comes to an end, 8th graders turn their thoughts to high school. The reason for these thoughts is that high school is a key moment in deciding what a person wants to do with their life. The classes they choose, define what they aspire to achieve. A job, a rank, or even mastery of a ce...

Dozens of Dobie Jr. High School students participated in a national walkout today to protest school violence and advocate for gun control. The protest started at 10 a.m. Teachers and administrators who watched over students during the protest estimated that about 50 students participated in the protes...

When you walk into Dobie’s ALE (alternative learning environment) classroom,  you’re greeted by the warm smiles and welcomes from 11 students and their caring teachers. The environment is upbeat and positive. It's a special place for special students.  The walls are painted a clean white and ador...

For most students, the season of finals and end-of-course exams can be a stressful and nerve-racking time. Students get nervous because they do not want to fail or get a bad grade. They go through rigorous review days, trying to pack as much information into their brains as they can. Some get anxiety. ...

Dobie's theatre students performed ‘Persephone’ on Saturday April 14 as part of the SCUCISD Fine Arts Festival at Steele High School. ‘Persephone’ is a comedy that is 40 minutes long. It's about a young Goddess named Persephone who is in love with Hades. When Demeter comes to bring their ...

Hundreds of student art pieces were hand picked by art teachers from several schools were displayed as part of Celebrate the Arts, a festival of performances and art exhibits by the students involved in the Fine Arts programs of the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District.​ More than 100 2D art (drawings, paintings and collages) and 3D art (ceramic mugs) works were chosen by Dobie Art Teachers Mrs. Santos and Mrs. Harper. The festival was held at Byron P. Steele High School on April 13-15. Some art pieces won ribbons for their creativity and quality. Many students and teachers attended the festival not only to see but to judge the art work. Mrs. Harper said the festival was a great opportunity to share the best, most creative art pieces with the community. "It is just fun to see the parents reaction to their...