On January 8th, Davis County Student Government will be hosting a blood drive from 9-1 in the high school concessions area. It is open to community members who wish to donate. To sign-up, please schedule through the link below:
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/130622
Today, we spotlight one of our own, April Kerby!
Davis County Middle School Winter Concerts Friday December 6th
High School Student Council will be hosting a pet supply drive during the month of December. Supplies go to Heartland Humane Society in Ottumwa. Please place donations in the cafeteria by the tree.
There will be no biddy basketball practice tomorrow morning.
MS Musical Tryouts!!
We hope all of our students find many reasons to be thankful this holiday. Enjoy the break - we will see you Monday! 🦃🥧
A $1,000 scholarship for each student was the prize as Sophomores Izabella Shauman, Paxton Benge, Charlotte Snow and Bryson Sprouse won the marketing pitch competition for C&W Services' Shark Tank event. In addition, they will have a trophy belt in our trophy case! The students presented their ideas to a panel of 6 judges, placing above two other schools. They presented well and rocked the Q&A portion of the event. We are very proud! Congratulations, students! Thank you to C&W Services for hosting this event!
Charlie Warren signed with Northwest Missouri State University to run track on scholarship. Charlie is a school record holder in two events. We look forward to watching him break more records in the spring!
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Please take a moment this week, American Education Week, to say "thank you" to our Davis County Mustang personnel! American Education Week is hosted be the National Education Association to "honor the team of people who work in our nation’s public schools, everyone from the bus driver and classroom teacher to the cafeteria worker and administrative staff, plus countless others."
New Format for MS Girls basketball tonight in Centerville:
4:15 - 8th grade "A" game.
followed by combined 7th and 8th "B" game (4 qtrs.)
followed by 7th grade "A" game.
MS Girls Basketball game at Centerville today. Howar Junior High. 4:15 - 8th grade 6 quarters followed by 7th grade 6 quarters.
Reminder: We have an early out today with Parent/Teacher Conferences starting at 1 PM.
This Alumni Spotlight is on Sarah Cline -she loves leading teams and helping others grow in their careers!
Attending conferences is a great way to get to know all the faces your student sees every day of school. We look forward to seeing some of you tonight!
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For those of you that may have missed it, there is still time to sign-up for Thursday's conferences at: https://myschoolsystems.com/dcmustangs/davis-county-high-school/conferences.php?where_from=student&language=english
Mrs. Byrd's art students have their art displayed in frames at the Davis County Hospital thanks to Jodi Atkinson and her team. These are projects students have made in art class this fall and will be on display this month.
6th Grade Symmetrical Circle Designs
Katelynn Erp,
Catelynn Garland,
Jade Davis
3rd Grade Mosaic Bat
Frances Hulbert
1st Grade Pumpkin Painting
Mason Pitlick
Addilyn Thomas
2nd Grade Da Vinci Frankenstein
Jase Irwin
1st Grade Fall Fox
Amelia Archer
Braxton Burnett
4th Grade Minion
Wesley Amstutz
MS Girls Basketball Format for tonight:
4:30-8th grade "A" game followed by 2 extra quarters.
Approximately 6:00-7th grade "A" game followed by 2 extra quarters.
Due to parent-teacher conferences, parking may be limited.
Reminder for Senior Parents: FAFSA and Scholarship Information Meeting is Thursday at 6pm.
What is the FAFSA? Colleges and career/trade schools use the FAFSA form to determine how much financial aid you're eligible to receive, which could include grants, scholarships, work-study funds, and loans. (That's right, the FAFSA could lead to grants and scholarships - which are free monies!)
Did someone say Cattlemen's!? Seniors and their parents are invited to a FAFSA and Scholarship information meeting on Thursday, November 14 at 6PM - Davis County Cattlemen's will be serving the meal! See you Thursday.
What better way to get feedback than to ask the young students, right here at Davis County Schools!? On Monday, our Creative Writing students visited kindergarten and second grade classrooms to read children's books which they have been working on for the past few weeks. The high school students read to several small groups of students and asked for feedback from their listeners. Sharing their stories with the younger students allowed them to put the finishing touches on their project. Through our Creative Writing course, students write poems, short stories, plays, news stories, comic strips, children's books, an autobiography and other types of writing that express creativity.
See some photos here: https://fb.watch/vHC5zFlxV9/