CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATED AT THE SCC INDIVIDUAL SPEECH CONTEST AT EBF THIS PAST FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH.
Andres Sanchez (senior): Solo Musical Theatre---received II rating; Prose (an original piece)---received II rating
Alexia Shively (senior): Poetry(original piece)---received I rating and received Best of Center which is an honor to be chosen by the judges as the best overall performance of the day in the area of contest); Prose (original piece)---received I rating
Ayshia Jimenez (senior): Prose (original piece, first time participating in Individual contest)---received I rating and Best of Center
Alyssa Rudd(senior): Solo Musical Theatre---received I rating and Best of Center
Ophelia Skaggs (senior): Reviewing---received I rating and Best of Center
Wendy Davis (junior): Poetry (original piece)---received I rating
Alex Putney (junior): Poetry (original piece)---received I rating
Zach Mason (freshman): Storytelling (original piece)---received I rating; Solo Musical Theatre---received II rating
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!
#DCHSAlumniSpotlight #CTEMonth
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.
Due to the incoming winter storm, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for Wednesday, February 12.
Looking for a fun evening come eat and be enterained by our talented students!
We are so proud to announce that this year's Short Film "Curtain Call" was chosen as a non-performing nominee for All-State Large Group Festival. It was written by Olivia Kruser and Ella Ricardo and was performed by Owen Klaus and Ella Ricardo. They will be a part of the All-State Festival on Sat, Feb. 22 in Ames. This is sponsored by IHSSA. This group received all I ratings at District and State.
Another group that participated at the State Large Group contest was freshmen, Grayson Meyer and Cam Lindberg. They received I ratings at the District contest in Group Improv which earned them the opportunity to advance to the State Large Group contest on February 8 in Cedar Rapids at Washington High School. They received "II" ratings at this level.
Due to hazardous road conditions, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for today, Thursday, February 6.
Due to road conditions, Davis County Schools will have a 2-hour delay on Thursday, February 6.
Wednesday, February 5 - Due to incoming weather, Davis County Schools have cancelled classes for today.
Happy National School Counseling Week to our Alumni Spotlight, Danielle Harris!
Next up, we spotlight Caitlin Kilburg and her excellent advice for students.
On January 25th from 5-7 p.m. the Davis County High School History Club will be hosting a soup supper in conjunction with the American Legion Reed Whisler Post #78. The meal is the first of what will become a monthly venture. The history club, along with the foods class and the advanced foods class have worked in preparing a meal consisting of chili or chicken noodle soup, a roll, crackers and a dessert. Cost of the meal will be $8. The purpose of these meals is to foster a partnership between the American Legion and the Davis County High School as well as to encourage student participation in their community. The proceeds will go to the American Legion as well as the clubs/organizations that have helped in the planning, preparation and serving of the meal.
Due to extreme weather conditions, Davis County Schools will have a 2-hour delay on Tuesday, January 21.
With National Pharmacist Day earlier this week, we are highlighting Mylo Wells, owner at Wells Hometown Drug!
Please register at your earliest convenience so that we may prepare. We look forward to sharing with you on January 28th!
"We are the first generation to raise digital natives — kids who’d rather text than talk. And, let’s be honest, it’s hard. In fact, surveys reveal that technology is the number one battleground in homes today. Screens have seeped into every corner of our kids’ lives, and many of us are trying to navigate this unpaved parenthood road alone.
That’s where we come in. Screen Sanity is an international nonprofit that equips parents to be mentors and guides so kids grow up happy and healthy in an increasingly digital world. We offer a variety of tips, tools and trainings, all designed to help families maximize the benefits of technology while minimizing the harmful side effects. Join us in creating a world where kids are captivated by life, not screens." - ScreenSanity.org
We kickoff 2025 Alumni Spotlights by honoring the newly retired, Dave Davis!
Get your "MERCH" for the 2025 SCC Wrestling Tournament to be held at The Bridge View Center in Ottumwa on Saturday, February 1, 2025. Orders are due by Monday, January 20th.
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Please register for this event at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSciEbr9DWyfi36Rr7d04Qv-rLHMNVQmZ9LG2iH44J1EUK8nTg/viewform
Is your family in need of a little screen-life balance? Save the date of January 28th for our Screen Sanity Parent Night, an event that will equip you with tools and techniques for raising happy, healthy kids in an increasingly digital world.
Winter Formal sponsored by DC Afterprom.
