APPRECIATION POST: Thank you for your support!
From the Lunzmann Memorial Scholarship donation (Gracie Hinz & Blake Schardt won) to the parents providing the "Nacho Average" staff meal AND all of the appreciation posts at https://bit.ly/DPSSTAFFTHANKYOU, DPS is very fortunate!
Orders and money are due by TUESDAY if you want to order a State FFA Tshirt! We have 25 qualifiers...which is a new record for the Dragons!
Congrats to our speech team and coaches! Freshman Jocelyn Berggren received 5th in serious prose
and senior Trinity Hayes placed 6th in humorous prose...what an awesome district finish!
They will give their speeches to the public one last time on Monday at DPS at 6:30 pm!
Deshler Public Schools will have a 10:00 start today, Thursday, March 9th. No AM PreK
Taylor Sieber was one of twelve recognized with a luncheon at Wayne State for the Presidential Scholarship. This scholarship covers the cost of tuition and half of the housing costs, renewable for four years, provided a 3.25 GPA is maintained. Congrats, Taylor!
Tomorrow (3/9/23), is GAME DAY for students with no missing/failing work...and the last day to hand in work for the quarter...DLS 8th grade to visit!
Reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on FRI, MAR 9TH. Daylight savings time this weekend.
Read on at: https://bit.ly/DPSDAILYNEWS
UNK Health Sciences Explorers Program ✅
Accepted into the Central NE Area Health Education Center ✅
HSE Learning Community member ✅
Centennial Towers Learning Comm'y✅
Waiver towards dorm fees ✅
Mallory Kleen is going to do big things this fall at UNK in Health Sciences!
Distributive property is on the menu today for seventh graders in Pre-Algebra class, followed by an exit ticket to check individual understanding.
Great lesson, Ms. Kendall!
JH and HS band students also worked with Dr. Feyes this morning; HS golf began; and 8th graders got a taste of what HS will be like at tonight's orientation.
The quarter is winding down - Thursday is the last day of 3rd quarter and no school on Friday! Keep grindin', Dragons!
Track apparel forms are now out. Orders are due on Tuesday, March 14th to either Mrs. Parks or Mr. LeFave. Order forms can be found at the office.
Thank you to Dr. Feyes of Doane College for working with our fifth through 12th grade band students… We learned a lot!
Thank you to Danny and Becky Corman for your $1,000 donation to our FFA greenhouse project. We are one step closer to making this dream become a reality for our school and for our community!
Senior Spotlight: Coleton Marquart
5th-12th grade band students will work with Dr. Feyes on Mon., Mar. 6th!
Please remember to bring your band instrument to school!
All preschool students (PM only) and K-10 will be given a dental screening on 3/21/23 (unless written revocation is received by the school).
ONLY those with permission forms SIGNED/RETURNED will receive varnish, sealant, and/or fluoride needed. Please complete & send in ASAP!
Help: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e45a8ae2aa3fdc16-nacho#/
📣MON: Cheer Form due→https://bit.ly/2324cheer
📚MON: 9th Gr Orientation @ 6 PM
🔈WED: Dist Speech; JH Trk Mtg
📅THU: End of 3rd Qtr; 7-11 IXLs due; DLS 8th Gr visit
⛔FRI: NO SCHOOL
📰https://bit.ly/DPSDAILYNEWS
We need YOUR help in finding a school cook!
Love kids? Want to work weekdays from 6 am-2pm AND have your afternoons, evenings and weekends free? Need insurance and other benefits, as well as comparable pay?
Reach out to: Dr. McDonald at damon.mcdonald@deshlerdragons.org.
Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner for a few of these preschoolers who visited the elementary and high school staff members to hand out thank yous for their random acts of kindness!
Save the date for Monday, April 3rd from 5:30 to 6:30 for Kindergarten Roundup!
Good luck to all of our state archery competitors! These kids will be competing on Saturday, March 18th in Lincoln!
Pictured here is the elementary (grades 4-6), junior high and high school divisions.
This week in Preschool we celebrated Dr. Seuss! We had a STEM challenge that was inspired by the book, The Cat In The Hat. The students were given the opportunity to stack the cat's hat with just cups and paper. Some students chose to just use the cups, while others wanted to use both. Check out the stacks created by the morning class!
