DCS high school students telling their story to the School Improvement (External)Team today. Their voice is important. They are the reason we do what we do.
Blake Emig falls in the first round at State. He wrestled well. The DCS family was supporting him from the school. Blake wrestles again tomorrow. Good luck Blake.
Good morning!! We WILL start school at 10:00 however busses may run snow routes (they will let you know). If it isn't safe for you to drive don't! Please call and let secretaries know so we don't worry!
School Improvement Visitation at DCS is off and running. What a great external team we have. Todd Wolverton has a wonderful group of experts here to review what we do as a school, offer advice, and commend us on our strengths.
Thanks to everyone who was able to brave the weather tonight and help us start telling our story.
Starting our presentation
We will have a two-hour late start tomorrow morning, February 16th. Hopefully the snow cooperates and quits at 11 pm like forecast! Stay safe and warm!!
Emma Baldeh earns the 2023 RPAC Champion Title in Interpretation of Poetry!!!
Klayton Rinne places 3rd in Informative Speaking; 4th in Extemporaneous Speaking; and 6th in Humorous Prose interpretation. Lizbeth Cardoza earns a superior ranking in Interpretation of Serious Prose. Congratulations speakers you rocked it.
School Board Vacancy
Because of a recent vacancy on the current 9-member board, DCS will take letters of application from persons wishing to serve as a board member for the remainder of the vacant term (2 years). Letters should be submitted to the High School District Office. If you have questions they may be directed to Superintendent Jackie Anderson, 308-423-2738 or Board President Sandy Noffsinger; sandy.noffsinger@dcstigers.org
We are still planning on our external visitation meetings with the school board and other invited participants (5:00). The school board will meet, taking no action, with the visitation team beginning at 6:00. The team will be here through tomorrow so be sure to greet them!
Blake Emig was sent off to State Wrestling this morning. First round wrestling starts at 8:30 AM MT tomorrow, February 16. We will keep updates live here.
We will have a two-hour late start tomorrow February 15th. There is a send-off planned for our State Wrestling qualifier, Blake Emig scheduled for 8:00 AM. If you are able, and the weather is conducive for those not driving in please help us wish him a great tournament!
I want to take a moment to congratulate our girl's basketball team for a season of growth. Their season ended last night at the D-9 Sub District in a hard-fought game against Wallace. This post is not about that. I want the team to know that I appreciate their never give up attitude no matter what the odds. Last night we started with two players hurt and not suiting up. Then a starter went down early in the game. Our team did not quit. Girls who have not played much varsity stepped in and played their hearts out while on the floor. Our girl's never say die attitude is what Tiger Pride is about. Hold your heads high as you are shining examples of what it means to be a Dundy County Stratton Tiger. Roar Tigers!!!
Boys Subdistricts will be hosted at DCS. Bracket below
Congratulations to Ronda Sargent and Courtney Gritzuk for their unselfish contributions to our school. Thank for all you do. They were recognized at the Board meeting tonight.
DCS FBLA Officers presented to the Board tonight. Great program with phenomenal leaders.
DCS welcomes Cole Lutz to the Board of Education tonight with his Oath of Office. Thank you Cole. We look forward to your leadership.
After a hard fought season, the DCS girls fall to Wallace, 27-35.
End of the 3rd quarter DCS trails Wallace 23-26.
DCS Girls lead 15-12 at half time against Wallace.
Show Choir came home with some hardware today! Great job everyone. Gold award winners.
