
We spotlight Jeremy White this week! He is now a professor at Iowa State University.





We just wanted to remind you about sharing your input about desired skills and characteristics for our next Davis County / Moulton-Udell CSDs Shared Superintendent. We have contracted with Grundmeyer Leader Services to assist us with the search; step one of the process is to elicit input from district patrons via a Stakeholder Survey. If you have not yet done so, please complete the survey as soon as possible. If you already have completed the survey, thank you (complete it only once per person). Enclosed is a flyer about the Stakeholder Survey, as well as the link to the actual survey. If you prefer, the direct link to the survey is below; the survey closes December 20. Thank you for providing input to the Boards of Education in moving forward with this most important hire.
Survey flyer: https://5il.co/32jsd
Survey link: https://forms.gle/qJMgcDdrtNfUiBDC8


Next up, Kyle Miller! Kyle is a recent graduate. He worked for his current employer during high school, furthered his education and is now Marketing Director.





Attention Seniors! The FAFSA is officially open. If you or your parent/guardian would like assistance in completing the application, we will be hosting two FAFSA completion events at the high school. The first event is Wednesday, December 11th 3:00-7:00 pm . The next event will be Wednesday, January 8th 3:00-7:00 pm.
Scan QR or use the link below to reserve a timeslot!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8_yGX7Zg6z6H3ONhWIslqEO0kkQLotJlGwfSKJzcWouy8Wg/viewform





Today, we spotlight one of our own, April Kerby!





We hope all of our students find many reasons to be thankful this holiday. Enjoy the break - we will see you Monday! 🦃🥧



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."


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


Our next Alumni Spotlight is on Joe Melvin, a graduate of MIT and Stanford University. As educators, we appreciate him sharing his "desire to attain the best education possible" with our students! Check out Joe's responses, including advice for students!






Many Davis County High School Alumni have inspiring careers to share. We've captured some of them and plan to share more throughout the year. Here's the first one from Deb Smith on her career at W. L. Gore (www.Gore.com/about).
Thank you to those that have already responded. Any DCHS Alumni that wish to share their story with our students, please share here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQgat1plmxt0DC2De6w3hnuyiFUdFTPp2MepUtQUrypZCyPw/viewform






On Friday morning, September 20, Davis County Schools was made aware of a threat from a high school student through a video posted on Tik Tok. The student who made the video was NOT at school today. Officers were called and responded within two minutes. All buildings went into a lockdown status. Shortly after, it was confirmed that the threat was not credible and the lockdown was lifted. We have emergency protocols in place that worked, we appreciate everyone’s swift response. All students and staff are safe. Thank you to our law enforcement for their immediate help.


Beginning Monday, September 16, Preschool - 5th Grade students will go back to a single lunch option. The lunch menu has been updated on the website. We appreciate your flexibilty as we navigate what works best for our students and staff!


As part of our Gear Up! Grant, we are looking to gather info from DC Alumni on 'where they are now' and what they are doing. The plan is to feature our alumni on the big screen during games this fall. We'd love to hear from as many as we can!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQgat1plmxt0DC2De6w3hnuyiFUdFTPp2MepUtQUrypZCyPw/viewform


Here is the link to the Davis County Middle Schools daily announcements!!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13nC325-rgV0JtlqDFuQWbD5ww1j8-h9JQIGsVqXk-CY/edit?usp=sharing


Please reference the attached map for clarification of the Davis County Elementary and Middle School pick up and drop off process.


Please reference the attached map for clarification of the Davis County Elementary and Middle School pick up and drop off process.


Middle School Supply list for 2024-2025!



DC Schools now have 3 mental health counselors for the 24-25 school year. Brandie Brown will be located in the middle school. She has a masters in professional school counseling from BVU. Brandie enjoys building relationships, connecting with others, and helping students reach their goals. Kyle Roemerman will be located in the high school. He has a masters in clinical mental health counseling from BVU. Kyle enjoys helping people realize they are not alone and are supported no matter what they may be facing. Cassidy Stewart will be located in the elementary school. She has a masters in social work from Washburn University. Cassidy enjoys getting to share with kids their highs and lows in life and helping them appropriately navigate tough situations. They are looking forward to serving the students in Davis County! For information on the referral process please reach out to the school and they’ll connect you with the counselor.