
4-Day Week Virtual Panel Discussion
January 25, 2023 5:00-6:00PM
Join in to hear panelists discuss how 4-day week schedule impacts students.
Join the zoom here: https://zoom.us/j/93281688362


Thursday, January 26 - Davis County Schools will be returning to regular bus routes and a regular school day schedule.


Wednesday, January 25 - Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for today.

Wednesday, January 25 - Davis County Schools will be running on a 2 hour delay schedule today. Buses will be running on hard surfaces only.

Wednesday, January 25 - Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Here is a link to a map of the hard surface bus routes. https://5il.co/1nmi2

Monday, January 23 - Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Here is a link to a map of the hard surface bus routes. https://5il.co/12xz1

Check out this Junior Class fundraiser - strawberries!
Juniors may pick up their selling packets from Mrs. Mosbey.




4-Day Week Virtual Panel Discussion
January 18, 2023
5:00-6:00PM
Listen in as districts already using a 4-day schedule share their experiences with a 4-day week calendar. This session will help answer general questions.
Join the zoom here: https://zoom.us/j/93434481602


Due to severe weather conditions, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. Classes will be in session on Wednesday, December 21 as scheduled.

Davis County High School will be hosting a blood drive on January 11th from 9:30 AM to 1 PM in the concessions area. It is open to the public. Click the link below to schedule your appointment.
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/110047


Our DCHS Winter Team Getting it done at State today!!



Parents, just a reminder if you will struggle to provide Christmas gifts for your kids this year, Davis County has a "Project I Care" program that is 30+ years old. You can pick up a form at the SIEDA office which is on S. Madison (behind the Main Street building). There is a box out front that contains the forms or the office is open Mondays and Fridays. The forms then need to be returned to the SIEDA office (there is a mail flap) by the door. Project I Care provides toys, clothing, and food. Contact the SIEDA office if you have questions, 641-664-1911. Deadline for the returned form is Nov. 21 but the deadline has been extended till Monday Nov. 28. Pickup is on December 16 at the Fairground in the morning.

** Important High School Parking Lot Information **
Monday (11/21) and Tuesday (11/22) the east gravel parking lot will be CLOSED. Maintenance will be using this time to reconfigure the lot to make it easier for students to park.
Monday and Tuesday only, students will be allowed to park at the pool, minor baseball field, or the Mutchler Center parking lots.
Any student that plans to use the east lot needs to attend a MANDATORY meeting Tuesday morning at 10:45 in the cafeteria. Please see the office with any questions.

Congratulations to the newest members of the DCHS National Honor Society! These students were honored at an induction ceremony held Monday evening at the high school.
To be eligible for NHS, students must be a junior or senior and carry a GPA of 3.75 or higher. These students are invited to submit a packet showcasing their service, leadership, and character and are then selected by a council of high school faculty.
Back row pictured left to right: Chad Stice, Jadin Bennett, Hannah Vermeulen, Trevor Joos, Kami Joos, Charley Barnhart, Austin Proctor.
Front row: Scarlet Meyer, Saydee Westercamp, Karston Nebel, Clara Smith, Holland Hunter, and Veronica Yoder.


Davis County High School will hold a National Honor Society induction ceremony Monday, November 14th, at 7pm in the high school commons.

The Davis County High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is hosting the Veterans Day Assembly this Friday, November 11th at 9:00am in the high school gymnasium. We invite all veterans to join us in honoring those who have dutifully served our country and welcome all members of the community. We hope to see you there!


Teen Mental Health First Aid classes will be conducted for all sophomores beginning Wednesday, October 26. If parents wish to exclude their child from this training, please contact the high school office at 641.664.2200 ext 1132.


Reminder that tomorrow (Thursday, Oct 13) is picture day at the high school. Pictures will begin first thing in the morning and be set up until approximately 9:30am.


The Construction Building Trades students are taking on projects around the school. Below are some smaller projects they've completed. They will soon take on larger projects in partnership with District Maintenance, Zach Bedford. Mr. Jim Nelson's Construction Building Trades class completes the projects during 6th and 7th periods as part of the Davis County High School Construction Program.
Librarian, Danna Cook, asked the students to create shelving for the end of her bookcases. Students were able to salvage wood from other furniture to match the finish of the book cases. Ms. Cook was very appreciative of their quick turnaround time.
The students also designed a casing for the cords that hang between the new monitors in the HS cafeteria. The students decided to use a mustang stencil with a wood burn technique and a gloss finish.
Pictured: Jordan Twedt, Bobby Jolley and Tyler Hewitt
Not Pictured: Collin Batterson, Riley Katzartones and Jackson Lee




School pictures for the high school will be taken by B&C School Pictures on Thursday, October 13, 2022 beginning at 8:00am. Picture packets were handed out to students today. Please return packets and payment on the scheduled day of pictures. You may also pre order online at bcschoolpictures.com. There are extra packets available in the high school office.
