Saturday’s athletics check-in (8/8/26) is only for students who have successfully uploaded a current physical into Rank One.
To participate on Saturday, your student’s physical and all required forms must be uploaded and shown green in Rank One by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday (8/6/26). Students who have not completed this requirement will not be able to proceed through the stations and do not need to attend Saturday’s event.
We are expecting a large turnout on Saturday. Please encourage your student to move through each station promptly so they can enter and exit the building within a reasonable amount of time.
Parents are only needed to assist with purchasing or picking up athletics clothing and will not be able to proceed with students past the cafeteria unless a coach requests them. Students can complete all other stations independently.
Parking and indoor space at Dobie are limited. Arriving prepared and moving efficiently will help reduce traffic and keep the process running smoothly. This is a come and go so please feel free to arrive at staggered times (do not all arrive at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm.)
Thank you for your patience, preparation, and cooperation.



And don't forget to join our PTC! See the flyer attached.

Here are two super important rules for the day:
🎒Students only: This is a student-only event! No parents or families, please. (Don't worry, parents—we'll take great care of them!)
📝 Stay on campus: Students must remain on campus for the entire session.
Get ready for an awesome day. We can’t wait to see you there! ✨

Congratulations to our very own Officer Guel!
Officer G, as he is known to our students and staff, was the recipient of the Cibolo Police Department's Support Officer of the Year AND was named School Resource Officer of the Year for SCUC ISD.
He doesn’t just patrol our hallways; he serves as the heart and soul of our school community. A true practitioner of "gentle leadership," Officer G has redefined the role of a School Resource Officer by prioritizing empathy and human connection above all else. He understands that his most powerful tool isn't a badge, but the genuine, trusting relationships he builds with students every single day. Officer G is a constant, calming presence. He is never too busy to help, making every student and staff member feel seen, heard, and protected. When challenges arise, he handles them all with the same level of detail, ensuring every matter is resolved with integrity.




Our office staff is truly beyond compare. From attendance and registration to supporting assistant principals, principals, and everything in between, they keep our campus running smoothly with grace, poise, and unwavering professionalism. These incredible ladies make the impossible look effortless every single day, and we are endlessly grateful for their tireless dedication. They don’t just support our school—they are the heartbeat that keeps it all together, and we could never fully repay the impact they make on our campus.

• NEW Testing Date: Tuesday, April 28
• Make-up Testing: Wednesday, April 29

Due to bad weather, Awards Night is rescheduled.

Cibolo, TX – On Friday, April 10, the Dobie Honor Band traveled to the renowned Lila Cockrell Theatre in downtown San Antonio to compete in the Bluebonnet Music Festival. This prestigious event attracts top-performing bands, choirs, and orchestras from across Texas and beyond, making it one of the region’s most competitive showcases.
Amid strong competition, the Dobie Honor Band delivered a memorable performance, earning a First Division rating, Outstanding Performance honors, and Best in Class. For the second year in a row, they were also named Best in Festival, solidifying their place among the top ensembles in the event.
“Taking the stage at Lila Cockrell Theatre is an experience our students will carry with them for a lifetime. Once they took their seats and locked in, they delivered a performance with even greater precision than at UIL Evaluation the week before,” said Band Director John Robertson. “This success is a direct result of the outstanding collaboration with Assistant Band Director Russell Barbee and the dedicated band directors at Steele High School, Schlather Intermediate, and Jordan Intermediate. Together, we’re helping our students grow and achieve at the highest level.”
The Dobie Honor Band, along with five other Dobie bands, will perform at their annual Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 5 at 6:00 p.m. in the Steele High School Auditorium.








To the keepers of the stacks, the masters of the research database, and the people who always know exactly which book will turn a "non-reader" into a bookworm—thank you.
Our school librarians don't just check out books; they teach digital literacy, spark imaginations, and create a safe space for every student to explore the world. We are so lucky to have you in our hallways!

From providing one-on-one support to being a steady hand during tough moments, our paras are the "glue" that keeps our schools running. They see the potential in every student and work tirelessly to help them reach it.
To our amazing paras: Thank you for your patience, your dedication, and your heart. We couldn't do this without you! 🍎✨


Academic UIL brought home both the 3rd place (8th grade overall) and 2nd place (7th grade overall) at the competition at Corbett today. Way to go Cougars!!


Congratulations to both the 7th and 8th grade girls soccer teams for winning the STAC championship today! We are so proud of our Cougars and their phenomenal coaches 🐾


We honestly don't know where her endless energy comes from—it must be pure magic and talent! Mrs. Archbold is a true SCUC leader who always makes students her #1 priority. With the patience of a saint, she builds relationships so strong that even students outside her classes seek her out for comfort and encouragement.
From flawlessly managing IEPs to adapting creatively to any challenge, she serves our campus with her whole heart and relentlessly advocates for student success.
Mrs. Archbold's husband and youngest daughter joined in on the surprise, as did her older two daughters via video chat.


Join us in celebrating our incredible Paraprofessional of the Year, Mrs. Larson! 🏆
Principal Mrs. Hughes and Special Education Department Lead Mrs. Ledwik surprised Mrs. Larson with a beautiful bouquet of flowers to announce this special recognition. 💐
Mrs. Larson is an absolute superstar on our campus. Whether she is going above and beyond to support our students both in and out of the classroom, or collaborating seamlessly with our teachers, her dedication makes a massive difference every single day. We truly couldn't do it without her! 🌟


First Place: Event Management, Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation, National Programs in Action, Sustainability Challenge, & Chapter Service Project
Second Place: C. Jones
Students will have the chance to compete at the State Leadership Conference in Dallas!






They were officially honored with the CREST Award (Counselors Reinforcing Excellence for Students in Texas)!
This isn’t just a plaque on the wall—it signifies a counseling program that creates real results for our students. To earn this, our counselors demonstrated:
📚 A commitment to continuous improvement.
🤝 Effective communication with parents and staff.
❤️ A dedication to the academic and personal success of every student.
Thank you to our counselors for being the heartbeat of our campus and for everything you do for our Cougars! 🐾




