Seventh graders in Mrs. Cromer's English class are playing an interactive vocabulary game to practice their understanding
6th grade students are learning how to sew in Mrs. Leighton's Life Skills class.
8th grade Math students are learning how to solve multi-step equations in Mrs. VanPeteghem's class! Show us the way CHIEFTAINS!
7th grade students in Mr. Schuchardt's Science class are learning about the phase changes of matter in a dry ice experiment. Looks like Science!
Students in Mr. Kelver's REWARDS Science Reading course wrap up their unit on Atomic Theory by contrasting the structures of atoms and elements in a T-chart
During the 'Distance Learning' day on 2/16/2021, some of Mrs. Leighton's Life Skills students made some 'Snow Ice Cream'
Mrs. Leighton's class researched stains and how to get them out of different types of fabrics and materials in Life Skills.
8th Graders in Mrs. Stockwell's class were hard at work researching a theme related to Valentine's Day. Students created One Pager digital posters to show their learning on their chosen topics such as chocolate, the history of the holiday, and flowers.
8th Graders in Mrs. Stockwell's class were hard at work researching a theme related to Valentine's Day. Students created One Pager digital posters to show their learning on their chosen topics such as chocolate, the history of the holiday, and flowers.
“Each Friday choir students in Mr. Schuur’s class get a chance to perform in Open Mic. Students sign up to sing, dance, act, read poems, and tell jokes to their classmates. It’s a great way for everyone to hear and see their friend’s talents! Here are some pictures of performers from 5th hour choir! Way to go!”
Mrs. Solloway's class reviewed cells and cellular processes with digital escape rooms. Students raced the clock by answering questions correctly and figure out the code to escape successfully.
Mrs. Solloway's class reviewed cells and cellular processes with digital escape rooms. Students raced the clock by answering questions correctly and figure out the code to escape successfully.
The DMS STEM class had their first hands-on day today! Due to Covid, it looks different, but we are making pens and CO2 cars. We will also be starting up our 3D printers and CNC machines later this week!
Mrs. Stuckey's 6th grade students practiced reviewing pronouns they learned last week in their English Language Arts classes using Kahoot!
Hello DMS Chieftains,
This message is for families who are dropping off their child in the morning. To help with this process, we are asking families who are arriving early to please park in our front parking lot until our doors open at 7:20 am.
Also, if you are the front car in our drop off line, we ask that you please pull your vehicle up to the orange cone located on the sidewalk in our front circle. This will help us to move traffic more quickly and efficiently through the school’s driveway, as more families will be able to allow their child to exit their vehicles.
Finally, please say your goodbyes early and have your child ready to exit your car (with all of their things) when you pull up to the front of the building.
We thank you for your continued patience and support. By working together, we will make things run more smoothly.
Dr. Wightman
Mrs. Deering's Sixth grade ELA students submitted their narrative essays last week after much hard work! Each student wrote about a memory from his/her life. Students are now creating comic strips to illustrate their stories. Can't wait to read them!
Greetings DMS Chieftains,
We would like to inform you we will have Math Tutoring available after school for all of our students on Wednesday's from 2:25-3:25. It is our plan to provide this service to our families for the remainder of the school year. If your child needs extra help, please consider this free service.
If you decide to have your child participate in this after school program, please be sure to pick up your son or daughter in the front of the building promptly at 3:25 pm.
Thank you for your support!
Dr. Wightman
We would like to congratulate Lauren B. for being selected as our January Student of the Month!! Way to go Lauren!!
Hello DMS Families,
We wanted you to be aware if there is a weather emergency tomorrow, Tuesday, February 16th, we will be following our Distance Learning Schedule.
Thank you,
Dr. Wightman
Today students in Mrs. Stanger’s Spanish 1 classes made digital Spanish Valentine’s Day cards for their classmates and then played digital Valentine’s Day Bingo using Spanish vocabulary words related to the holiday. "Feliz día de San Valentín!"
