The Title VI Parent meeting is coming up this Monday, January 13th, from 4:00 - 5:00 at the DCSD District Office. Parents of students in the Title VI program are always welcome to attend and help guide Title VI. We appreciate your insight.
If you and your child read one book a day together, how many books will you have enjoyed by 5th grade?
Three benefits of rereading books to your child.
First Place: Logan Lucas and Jordan Lucas
Second Place: Kennedy Carter and Abigail Vela
Third Place: Marcie Duncan, Adilynn Ward, and Kayston Powell
7 Benefits of Reading for All Ages
Free Parenting Class
Love and Logic will be held at the Roosevelt Library from Jan 8th to Feb. 12th.
For more information, call 435-621-5298
Follow on facebook.com/LoveandLogicUintahBasin
Holiday Reading Challenge for Kids
Countdown to Christmas
We encountered an issue with the upload folder for the Duchesne County School District-Wide Video Competition—it became full and stopped accepting submissions. To ensure fairness, we’ve extended the submission deadline to November 30th at midnight, and participants can now email their videos directly to hficklin901801@dcsd.org.
Hurry don't miss out on your chance to win big money!
Why read 20 minutes a day?
Come join us on November 11th, 2024, for this year's Community Matters Conference.
Read to Me, Any Age, Any Stage
Coming to a secondary school near you!
The "SEE THROUGH THE VAPE" campaign is making its way through our school district lead by our wellness advisor, Halee Ficklin.
7th-12th grade DCSD students are invited to join a video competition where they will be asked to create a short video that promotes the prevention of vape, alcohol, and tobacco use while encouraging healthy, fun behaviors!
Halee was at Altamont High School today promoting the effort. Check out the flyer and click on the QR Code for more information. Cash prizes go to the top videos--1st place wins $200 each team member!
Bus Drivers Needed!
Training 11/4-7/2024
English Classes Offered by Duchesne School District For Adults & Teens (16+)
During our Principals meeting today, we learned from "Pete The Cat."
He taught us about resilience and the need to keep going through the good and through the bad. Our students and staff deserve our best and we are dedicated to working hard for all of them.
