There have been some technical difficulties with live streaming of promenade. It will air around 7:20 PM.
Enjoy the 2025 Promenade at the following link.
https://www.youtube.com/live/n8XB_7ZuFP0?si=tFDaWUfDE2B3aXkH
4/10 Schedule Update:
Boys and girls tennis has been cancelled for today in Chariton.
Our DCHS Softball Team is offering another opportunity this year for one-on-one coaching. Please fill out the registration form and return it along with $20 registration fee to the office of your building. If you have any questions please contact the head varsity coach, Joe Rasmussen.
8th Grade students toured John Deere Ottumwa Works this week. We appreciate John Deere offering STEM outreach, including classroom materials for activities. Leading up to the tour, the 8th graders have been building rubber band powered tractors and they also learned about John Deere's plans for equipment that are being developed this year.
Teacher Derek Robison shared, "[t]his is our second year to make the trip, it's a great experience for our 8th graders to see the different careers available at a place like John Deere. They also get to see into the world of what it's like to be an engineer. "
#STEMatDCMS #DCMS #STEM
Davis County Softball Skills Clinic!!
Mrs. Mason's Advocacy in Action class has been studying various ways in which people advocate for causes they care about. Abby Yearling of Blackboard Printing Company visited class to help them create buttons using designs they've made recently. Students are advocating for environmental causes, positivity, inclusion, importance of voting, blood donation, and other issues.
It's Robo Week (National Robotics Week)! Here are the top three finishers from each of the 7th grade robotics classes who participated in drag races. The overall champions were Regas Panos, Lane Boyd, Nash Good, and Tyson Kurnes.
#NationalRoboticsWeek #RoboWeek #DCMS
Our local Davis County Extension office as a couple of opportunities happening this week. Please contact Maggie Hougland at DC Extension for more information, 641-664-2730.
Mustang Nation:
The following is a statement from the Davis County A-Club. Please consider rising to the occasion and continuing this great effort of supporting Davis County Athletics and the future generation of student-athletes.
"The Davis County A-Club has a long tradition of financially supporting Davis County athletics and activities. Over the course of the last year the A-Club board has worked hard to attract new active members to serve on our Board and to drive our mission forward. Unfortunately, that effort has not produced results. Our current Board and active members have all served for nearing a decade. It’s simply time for a new generation of parents and community members to get involved and help provide our kids the resources needed to be successful. Because of the failure over the last year to attract active members the Board has made the difficult decision to disband the DC A-Club. This decision was not made lightly. The other schools in our conference and those we also compete against will continue to fundraise and collectively work to put their athletes in the best position to be successful. Our hope is that this disbandment is short term and that new members will volunteer to move the A-Club forward. The current Board have all agreed to work with those that are willing to get involved so that they are able to move the Club forward. Those wishing to get actively involved should please reach out to Dave Mason at the school.”
Hello, Davis County families!
We understand that finding reliable childcare can be challenging, especially with recent changes to local services. Please know that we are committed to exploring solutions to help families in our community access the childcare they need.
While no formal plans have been finalized yet, we are actively collaborating with the Davis County Community Foundation and exploring partnerships with nonprofit organizations to support childcare access. We recognize the urgency of this issue and will keep you updated on our progress in the coming weeks.
Additionally, we are pleased to share that the district will offer preschool services for all four-year-olds next year. To enroll, call 641-664-2200, extension 4.
Thank you for your patience and support as we work together to find solutions for our families and community.
Sincerely,
Dan Maeder
Superintendent
Schedule Changes for Tuesday, April 1st, 2025--No Joke! HA!
Due to forecasted high winds and cooler temps the following events have been cancelled.
Boys Track and Field meet at Pella
Girls Track and Field meet at home
The following has been postponned:
Girls Tennis meet vs. Fort Madison has been moved to Tuesday, April 8th.
Is someone special graduating this year? Capture the moment with a Senior Ad!
What are Senior Ads (a.k.a. Recognition Ads)? Senior/Recognition Ads "are a loving tribute to your student, personalized with your own message and cherished photos for the entire school to see. It’s an easy yet impactful way to make their yearbook even more exceptional."
Start creating your ad here: https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/yearbook-ads
Read this blog for ideas: https://www.jostens.com/resources/students-and-parents/yearbook-guides/calling-all-proud-parents-the-power-of-yearbook-ads
Davis County Students Artwork in local businesses!!
DC Elementary Preschool Parents! Don't forget to join us next week for our Preschool Literacy Night!
Our County 4H is Hosting a Youth Program this coming weekend. Check it out!
Get ready for your academic flex, Mustangs! Iowa Statewide Assessment of Student Progress, better known as ISASP, begins next week. High School students and families can save and reference this graphic for details.
DCHS Anatomy classes had the chance to learn all about the heart and its history. They also learned about decisions made regarding heart transplants. At the end of it all, they got to dissect a heart to take a closer look at how it really works.
#ScienceatDCHS #Anatomy #WeloveScience #MarketingAmbassadorPost
Great start to the track season! The Mustang boys Distance Medley team finished in 2nd place at the ISU indoor meet. Their time of 3:38.27 was a meet record. Runners were Cason Young, Blaine Meyer, Hank Bulechek and Charlie Warren. Great start boys!
Upcoming middle schoolers, check out the advice from 8th and 7th graders! Transitioning from elementary to middle school can be hard, but with a little advice you can overcome those battles. Get ready to #MoveUp!
#DCMS #DavisCountyMiddleSchool #MarketingAmbassadorPost
