Please join us for our annual FFA Harvest Supper and Silent Auction on Wednesday October 23rd.
Supper-5:30-7:30
Silent Auction-6:00-7:00
All proceeds will go to those affected by the fires in Ray and Tioga.
Congratulations to our Students of the Quarter! Some of the qualities used by teachers to describe these students were genuine, hard-working, leaders, kind, respectful, resilient and display integrity. Way to go Vivian, Stockton and Harper! We are proud of you. Also our 7th grade music appreciation class performed bucket drumming today during our assembly. They sounded great!
Attention Parents of students in Ag II and Ag III classes. Your students will be going on a field trip on Wednesday October 16 to Mema's Meats in Berthold to learn about the butchering side of Animal Science. We are NOT going on a slaughter day so the students will only see the process of cutting the meat. We will leave at 7:00 am and be back around 3:15 pm. The students should bring money for lunch or else bring a lunch from home. Each student was given a permission slip during class. If the students do not have their permission slip signed they cannot go, so please ask them about them and get them to bring it back.
Sydney Caraballo came to Ms. Bummer's Ag Room on Friday to be a part of the Job's in Agriculture Presentations. She talked about her family's farming and cattle business. The main topic of her presentation was owning and selling their cattle along with explaining Artificial Insemination versus Pasture Breeding. To wrap up her presentation she showed the students their Bull Sale catalog . The students enjoyed talking to Sydney and learning about this part of agriculture. Sydney also brought some Glasoe Angus merchandise for the students to have.
3 on 3 Basketball is Back
The first session of 3 on 3 basketball will start on Wednesday, October 23rd from 6:30-7:30PM at Divide County High School. Students must be in grades 3-6 to participate. Athletes are asked to enter through the weight room door found on the South side of the High School. Parents are not expected to stay and watch but are welcome if they would like.
Students who are not following directions will be asked to leave and if this behavior continues they will not be welcome back. This is a fun program ran by volunteers and coaches want to get the most out of the time together.
We will not meet Oct. 30th due to gym conflict.
Look for posts on DC app, and facebook for any cancellations. 3 on 3 will be each Wednesday unless holiday weekends or no school.
Congratulations to DCE's September Most Valuable Readers!
Deklan Pulvermacher, Nina Kocher, Blake Vassen, Addy Nordstog, Hannah Shaw, Tellie Sparks, Aubree Vincent,
Joseph Maier, Haelyn Paulson, Haaken Jacobs, Hudson Wolter, Cutler Olson, Raevyn Kane, Luna Johnson
Congratulations to DCE's September Students of the Month!
Rebecca Titus-Kocher, Addie Overland, Lily Shroyer, Tellie Sparks,
Reid Eide, Senna Jensen, Owen Lindsey
FROM NDSU:
Our online Parent Café events offer a chance to connect, reflect, and listen to other parents and caregivers. Participants in Parent Cafés report feeling inspired, supported, and energized by the experience. As an added benefit, Cafés are eligible for parent education credit hours. Certificates of participation will be sent to participants after each event.
Please join us for our October Parent Café- Bullying Prevention Month, on Wednesday, October 30th, from 12:00-1:00 p.m. CT. We will discuss how to help children affected by bullying and what we can all do to help prevent bullying behaviors.
Please register at:
https://tinyurl.com/yf4t2jma
Parents/Guardians of DCSD students.
Junior high football players will be turning gear in tomorrow, Thursday Oct 10th after school. Parents, please make sure to wash everything before sending it back with your child! Go DC
Congratulations to these students on their successful Northwest Music Festival auditions!!!
CONGRATULATIONS to DCE's 5th Grade Classes! They are this week's ATTENDANCE CHAMPIONS with 98.33% student attendance for the week. Way to Go! Each week's Attendance Champs receive the traveling TROPHY to proudly display in their classroom and during the Celebration Parade.
We've had a busy week in FACS! We covered kitchen skills, time management, nutrition, food safety, knife skills canning and even planned out the bake sale for the upcomming Pink Night fundraiser.
You can also follow us at Divide County FACS/FCCLA on facebook
Free Webinar through NDSU-For PARENTS AND EDUCATORS
“We will learn from two Applied Behavior Analysis therapists who work specifically with children with autism spectrum disorder.
This class is available from CEUs for ND social workers, counselors, and occupational therapists.”
https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/extension/events/ndsu-extension-parent-and-family-education-webinar-understanding-autism-spectrum
BLANCHE WAGGONER
Extension Parent Educator/ Region 1
To celebrate farm to school month, DC Schools & Library competed with ND schools against seven states to crunch the most apples on crunch off day.
On Monday Sept 30, Kayla Pulvermacher visited with Ms. Bummer's Ag III class to talk about what it means to be a Lobbyist and her job as the Executive Director at the North Dakota Grain Growers Association. Towards the end of her visit, she split the students up into groups, gave them a specific case that she had previously worked on, and had them get to work on their new lobbyist skills. She then had them present what they came up with to her to try to persuade her into voting for their bill. The students were very engaged with Ms. Pulvermacher and enjoyed her presentation.
Today was Bank Day! Let the SAVINGS begin! Special thanks to The Bank of Tioga for continuing this great program for our students!
A shout-out to our fantastic custodians. Today is your day! We appreciate all of the work you do each and every day to keep our schools in tip top shape.
Today, DCE enjoyed a lively presentation of "Hashtag Big, Bad Bully" and each student received their very own copy of the book. Students from DCHS starred in the show and did an awesome job! Thank you to Crosby Assembly of God Church for sponsoring this event!
On August 14, 2024 the NDHSAA Board of Directors approved a Class A Review recommendation to add a minimum penalty for spectators who are ejected from contests during the regular season. The policy was drafted by the NDHSAA Sportsmanship & Citizenship Committee prior to being approved.
Any attendee ejected from a regular season or NDHSAA tournament contest will incur a minimum three (3) game/event suspension from that team’s games/events and all other NDHSAA games/events in the interim at any level of competition. If the ejection occurs with fewer than three (3) games/events remaining in the team’s season, the suspension will carry over to the school’s sports season which immediately follows. An attendee ejected for a second time during a school year shall be suspended for a minimum of one (1) calendar year from all NDHSAA regular and postseason events. NDHSAA member schools may increase these minimum penalties at their discretion.