Kindergarten students Bodhi Sessions, Isaiah Joos, River Mathews, and Adaline Howard all celebrated receiving a movie ticket courtesy of Lynch Realty. They were honored because of their kind, respectful, and responsible actions in the classroom.
These preschool students were recognized for their kind, respectful, and responsible actions in their classroom with a free pass to the Iowa Theatre. Pictured are Rorie Philips, Isaiah Cummings, and Isabella Musgrove.
Thank you to Lynch Realty for providing the tickets.
Third grade students Jordan McLaughlin, Eden Mason, Payton Bridgeman, and Saxton Smith received movie tickets to the Bloomfield Iowa Theatre, courtesy of Lynch Realty. They were acknowledged for their respectful, responsible, and kind behavior in the classroom.
The following 4th grade students received a movie pass to the Bloomfield Iowa Theatre. They received this honor for showing respectful and kind behavior. Pictured are Paul Hootman, Cayleigh Rupe, and Shailyn Yoder. Thank you to Lynch Realty.
DC Elementary Parents! Don't forget that tomorrow, March 19th, is a 12:30 Early Out. Please make sure to send a note or call the Elementary office to let us know your child's after school plans for the early dismissal if it differs from their normal after school routine. This will help us make sure the 12:30 dismissal runs as smoothly as possible. Thank you for your help!
These hard working second graders have earned a movie ticket to the Iowa Theatre for always sharing kind and respectful behavior. Pictured are Hannah Lawrence, Paige Bassett, Scarlett Wittmaack, and Owen Amstutz. Great work kids!
A big thank you to @Lynch Realty for supporting our school and local theatre.
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!
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Alumni Spotlight: John Hulsizer
"Your future is yours to create, and the only thing that can stop you is yourself. Be happy with yourself because that is the bedrock of being happy in whatever you choose for your life."
Dear Davis County Families,
With profound sadness, we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of Elias Steffen, beloved son of Kyle and TaNisha and cherished brother of Everleigh and Leo. As many of you know, the Steffen family has faced an incredibly difficult journey with Elias’s health. After exhausting all possible options, they have had to say goodbye to their beloved son and brother.
There are no words to fully express the depth of this loss, and our hearts go out to the Steffen family during this unimaginable time. As a school community, we know that grief touches each of us differently, and our children may have questions or emotions they struggle to understand.
If you are looking for ways to support your child in processing this loss, here are a few suggestions:
- Use simple, honest, and age-appropriate language.
- Encourage them to ask questions and answer as best you can.
- Let them know their feelings—whether sadness, confusion, or even anger—are normal and valid.
- Remind them they are not alone, and that our school community is here to support them.
Our school counselors and staff are available to support both students and families during this difficult time. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you or your child need guidance or a listening ear.
Out of respect for the Steffen family’s privacy, we kindly ask that everyone allow them the space they need as they navigate this heartbreaking loss. In particular, we ask that students refrain from asking the family about Elias's passing while at school. School can be a place of comfort and routine for them, and giving them the opportunity to engage in their day without difficult conversations will be an important part of their healing. Your quiet support, thoughts, and prayers mean so much to them.
In the days ahead, let’s continue to come together as a community, offering love, strength, and compassion to one another.
DC Elementary Parents! Thursday, March 13th is a 12:30 early dismissal. Please make sure to send a note or call the Elementary office to let us know your child's after school plans for the early dismissal if it differs from their normal after school routine. This will help us make sure the 12:30 dismissal runs as smoothly as possible. Thank you for your help!
DC Elementary Families! Due to today being a virtual learning day, all elementary students who were scheduled to visit the book fair today will be worked into the schedule tomorrow, Thursday, March 6th, so that everyone has a chance to go. Thanks for your understanding!
Due to weather – Davis County Schools will have a Virtual Learning Day on Wednesday, March 5. There will be no in-person classes on Wednesday. Students should complete assignments as directed by their teachers.
Karter Banks, Emery Melvin, Dakota Gevock, and Myla Allen were rewarded with movie tickets to the Bloomfield Iowa Theatre courtesy of Lynch Realty. They were acknowledged by their teachers for consistently being kind to others and respectful students.
Kindergarten had their 100th day of school parties last week. Mrs. Garmon and Mrs.Taylor's class (pictured) made crowns, dressed up, and decorated their door! #DavisCountyKindergarten
#DCPreschool visited the Post Office on February 11th to mail their items. Parents provided mailing addresses of loved ones for their preschoolers to send them valentines. How cute!
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The DC Elementary Book Fair will be here March 3rd - March 7th, 2025. Students will be attending during their scheduled library time that week. More information will be coming home.
These kindergarten students were surprised with movie passes to Bloomfield's Iowa Theatre. The were recognized for consistently showing kind and respectful actions towards adults and students.
Pictured are: Axel Ryder, Andi Melvin, Gunnar Hinz, and Daisy Van Horn.
Thank you @Lynch Realty for your support.
It is CTE Month, a month to celebrate Career and Technical Education! We have two CTE teacheres that are also alumni of DHCS. Our first spotlight is on Michelle (Huggins) Johnson! She teaches business classes at DCHS among other duties!
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Time to update your calendars! March 7 will now be a regular school day. This date was previously scheduled as a professional development day, but will now be used as a day for student learning. Stay warm and drive safe, Mustang Community!
Due to hazardous road conditions, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for Thursday, February 13.
