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.
A message from the Food Service Department...
In order for the kitchen to accommodate your child's food allergy needs, parents must have a Diet Modification form filled out and signed by the child's physician. These must be done annually. Click here for the Diect Modification Request Form: https://5il.co/5xok
5th Grade Parents: 5th grade band will be starting this fall and we are excited for your child to become a part of our high quality program here at Davis County. Band involvement is such a unique, fun experience - you won't want to miss it!
Mrs. Cook sent you two emails. One is general info about beginning band. The other is a brief survey we would like all parents to fill out, regardless of whether or not you have made a decision regarding band involvement. Please email me if you would like this info and did not receive it - not all parents have an email with the school, or it is outdated. Thank you! - Mrs. Cook
My email is amy.cook@dcmustangs.com
Meal Sign Up For The Week of June 17
This summer Davis County Schools has the opportunity to provide meals for children all summer.
Each Monday, families will pick-up and take-home meals for the entire week
Each child will receive breakfast and lunch for seven days.
Breakfast includes an entree, fruit, and milk.
Lunch includes an entree, fruit, vegetables, and milk.
Meals include both fresh and frozen items and are individually packaged.
Any child under the age of 18, regardless of economic status, qualifies for a free 7-day meal and milk package.
To participate, please sign up each week by Monday at 1:00PM with the number of meals requested using the following link:
https://forms.gle/KEs92ubHaRVVr3LCA
Meal pick-up is on Mondays at the following locations. Please indicate pick-up location in the registration form.
4:30PM–7:00PM Davis County High School
11:00AM–NOON Pulaski Park
1:00PM–2:00PM Floris Park
The Summer Food Program runs June 3 through August 12.
Meal Sign Up For The Week of June 10
This summer Davis County Schools has the opportunity to provide meals for children all summer.
Each Monday, families will pick-up and take-home meals for the entire week
Each child will receive breakfast and lunch for seven days.
Breakfast includes an entree, fruit, and milk.
Lunch includes an entree, fruit, vegetables, and milk.
Meals include both fresh and frozen items and are individually packaged.
Any child under the age of 18, regardless of economic status, qualifies for a free 7-day meal and milk package.
To participate, please sign up each week by Monday at 1:00PM with the number of meals requested using the following link:
https://forms.gle/KEs92ubHaRVVr3LCA
Meal pick-up is on Mondays at the following locations. Please indicate pick-up location in the registration form.
4:30PM–7:00PM Davis County High School
11:00AM–NOON Pulaski Park
1:00PM–2:00PM Floris Park
The Summer Food Program runs June 3 through August 12.
Meal Sign Up For The Week of June 3
This summer Davis County Schools has the opportunity to provide meals for children all summer.
Each Monday, families will pick-up and take-home meals for the entire week
Each child will receive breakfast and lunch for seven days.
- Breakfast includes an entree, fruit, and milk.
- Lunch includes an entree, fruit, vegetables, and milk.
- Meals include both fresh and frozen items and are individually packaged.
Any child under the age of 18, regardless of economic status, qualifies for a free 7-day meal and milk package.
To participate, please sign up each week by Monday at 1:00PM with the number of meals requested using the following link: https://forms.gle/KEs92ubHaRVVr3LCA
Meal pick-up is on Mondays at the following locations. Please indicate pick-up location in the registration form.
4:30PM–7:00PM Davis County High School
11:00AM–NOON Pulaski Park
1:00PM–2:00PM Floris Park
The Summer Food Program runs June 3 through August 12.
Summer Food Information
Davis County Schools has diligently worked to provide summer meals
for children for many years. This 2024 summer food program will run
differently.
This year, June 3rd, 2024, thru August 12th, 2024, the food service
department will run a rural non-congregate meal service.
This will allow families to pick up and take-home meals for the entire
week.
Each child would receive breakfast and lunch for seven days.
• Breakfast would include an entree, fruit, and milk.
• Lunch would include an entree, fruit, vegetables, and milk.
• Meals would include both fresh and frozen items, all in individual
packages.
Any child under the age of 18, regardless of economic status, qualifies
for a free 7-day meal and milk package.
To participate please sign up each week who will need meals under
the following link. https://forms.gle/KEs92ubHaRVVr3LCA
You may pick up meals from one of the following pick-up sites on
Monday’s. When filling out information on our sign-up link please
indicate which site you will be picking meals up at.
- High School from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Pulaski Park 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
- Floris Park 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Click here for letter and summer menu. https://5il.co/2kq26
Dismissal Update!
Because the weather has passed and students can now board buses safely, Davis County Schools buses will be departing at 3:45PM.
Attention Davis County Families!
Davis County Schools will be sheltering in place until the front passes.
Busses will plan to pull away at 4:00PM.
Please know the safety of our students is our upmost priority.
Congratulations to the Middle School Jazz Band! They competed in the Paul McKee Jazz Festival at Indianola today and earned 2nd place out of 5 bands in their class!🌟 Pictured are the top three trophy winners.
Congratulations as well to 8th grader Jeff Erp (bass) for being selected as the outstanding performer of the 2A/3A MS class!🌟
Congratulations on all your hard work DCMS Jazzers! 🎶
Dear DC Parents and Community,
The district intends to make a few changes to the school calendar to make up school days missed in January.
Currently, there are three dates missed that need to be made up; January 9th, 10th, & 23rd. The district plans to make up these missed days on March 22nd (planned make-up day), April 12th, and May 3rd. Both April 12th and May 3rd were originally scheduled as district professional development with no school for students planned.
February 16th was originally planned as a make-up day, however, because the district is hosting South Central Conference speech contest on that same day, we will not be able to have classes.
Thank you for understanding the dilemma the extreme weather in January has created for the school district.
Sincerely,
Dan Maeder
Davis County Schools has diligently worked to provide summer meals for children for many years. The district has experienced declining participation in the program due to several different factors. This year, the food service department has an opportunity to change the summer program.
This year, families will pick up and take home meals for the entire week.
Each child would receive breakfast and lunch for seven days.
> Breakfast would include an entree, fruit, and milk.
> Lunch would include an entree, fruit, vegetables, and milk.
> Meals would include both fresh and frozen items, all in individual packages.
Any child under the age of 18, regardless of economic status, qualifies for a free 7-day meal and milk package.
Please help make this program successful by taking a few minutes to share what day, time, and location for pick up would work best for you. These survey results will help determine the pick-up schedule that will be offered.
https://forms.gle/8VzQa21eDnS4h8qYA
Tuesday, January 30 Davis County Schools buses will return to regular routes and classes are scheduled to start on-time.
Monday, January 29 - Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Here is a map of our hard surface bus routes. https://5il.co/2bqww
Friday, January 26 – Davis County Schools buses will be running on hard surfaces only. Please visit our website for a map of our hard surface bus routes. https://5il.co/2bqww
