THANK YOU to First United Methodist Church for feeding our staff lunch today! We so appreciate it!!
DeWitt Schools Staff had the privilege of hearing Mrs. Merlyna Valentine speak this morning. She has an incredible story and gave our staff the extra motivational boost we needed to embark on the 2022-2023 school year. Thank you so much to DeWitt Administration for inviting her and thank you to Mrs. Valentine for your words of encouragement!
Thank you so much to First Baptist Church for your generosity today! We appreciate the lunch you provided our staff with and are thankful for your thoughts as we enter a new school year.
We can't wait for Cross Country to start up this year! You can find the schedule here, or under the athletic tab on her website!
Dragon Golf is starting up! We are excited to watch the Dragon Golf team this year. Find the schedule here.
Attention DeWitt School District Bus Drivers! Please make plans to attend the Bus Driver inservice on August 29!
DeWitt School District is accepting applications for the following open position!
- Secondary English Language Arts Teacher
Interested candidates can find an application to submit online at https://www.dewittdragons.net/page/employment
Questions? Contact Mr. Clay Ashcraft, Principal, at cashcraft@dewittdragons.net or (870)946-4661.
Please make plans to Meet the Dragons!!
The DeWitt School District will provide Free School Supplies to students Grades K-12 for the 2022-2023 School Year!
The Gillett Bus will run 20 minutes late tomorrow morning, Tuesday, May 3.
The DeWitt School District will open GES and GHS on Friday and Saturday of this week for a content sale. Please see flier for more information or contact the district administration office at 870-946-3576.
Due to weather conditions, the Jr. High Track Meet scheduled for today Wednesday, April 20, 2022 at Dragon Stadium, has been rescheduled for Thursday, April 21, 2022.
Emergency Management Services will be conducting a mock wreck at 10:00am at DeWitt High School. Please do not be alarmed. Emergency crews will have their sirens and other emergency equipment activated.
Parents and Guardians: As always the District will be monitoring the weather tomorrow (4/13/22) in order to ensure the safety of our students and staff. We will be ready to implement our severe weather procedures and transition students to our tornado safe rooms if necessary.
The 2022-2023 School District Calendar can be found on our webpage, www.dewittdragons.net. Click on menu, then district.
Parents: Bus 43T will be 20 minutes late this afternoon. This is the bus Mrs. Becca drives.
Parents: We have and will continue to monitor the weather as it approaches this afternoon. The school will take every necessary precaution to keep students safe. All students and faculty have access to tornado safe rooms and we will be proactive in entering the safe rooms, if necessary, well ahead of any weather threat.
The DeWitt School District ABC Preschool Program will begin accepting applications on Monday February 14, 2022, for children who will be 3 or 4 years old by August 1st, 2022. These applications are for the 2022-2023 school year. Please contact Carrie Ashcraft, ABC Coordinator, at 870-946-4651 or carrieashcraft@dewittdragons.net for more information and an application. Applications can be picked up at DeWitt Elementary School, 1718 S Grandview Drive ~ DeWitt, Arkansas
Also, due to the change in contact tracing/quarantine policy, along with low COVID-19 numbers in district buildings, face coverings will be optional for students and staff beginning February 9, 2022. The updated Face Covering Resolution is available on the district website.
In accordance with Governor Hutchison’s announcement on February 1, the DeWitt School District will no longer require quarantines for students who are probable close contacts of COVID-19 positive individuals. Protocols for positive individuals remain the same. If a student tests positive, they must stay home for 5 days. They may return on day 6 if they are symptom free and wear a mask through day 10. Parents may chose to keep COVID-19 positive students home for the full 10 days if desired.