Here's to the one who helps keep things in order, Coach Horton!
The Dragonette Softball team will play TODAY (Monday, April 6) at home at 5:00 against the Sheridan Lady Yellowjackets!! GO DRAGONETTES GO!!
Here's to the true keeper of knowledge at the DHS library, Mr. Jacobs!
Just a friendly reminder that there will be no school tomorrow, April 3.
We hope that you enjoy your long weekend and we will see you back here on Monday, April 6.
We hope that you enjoy your long weekend and we will see you back here on Monday, April 6.
Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! Your kindness, patience, and dedication make such a meaningful difference every single day.
Congratulations to our 2026 - 2027 Senior High Dragon Cheer Squad!!
Attention Seniors!!
#EASTCON26
Don't forget! If you need community service hours, there is a great opportunity on March 28th at the White River National Refuge. It will be from 8:00 a.m. until around 2:00 p.m. and lunch will be provided. Please dress comfortable for outside work.
Please find Mrs. Mitchell if you have any questions or call Patrick at the Refuge.
There is a sign up sheet in the office.
Please find Mrs. Mitchell if you have any questions or call Patrick at the Refuge.
There is a sign up sheet in the office.
Attention upcoming Freshmen and parents!!
The baseball game scheduled for today, 3.16.2026, is CANCELLED!
DeWitt Cheer Tryouts are NEXT FRIDAY!!
Here is the content for tryouts. Good luck to everyone!
www.dewittdragons.net/o/dsd/page/2026-2027-cheer-try-outs
Here is the content for tryouts. Good luck to everyone!
www.dewittdragons.net/o/dsd/page/2026-2027-cheer-try-outs
Tomorrow!! 6 p.m. at the DHS cafeteria.
The baseball game scheduled for today, 3.13.2026, is CANCELLED!
Yesterday in Mrs. Tanner’s 9th grade Physical Science class students explored projectile motion with a projectile motion simulator. They had to complete the lab by taking down data and then graphing the motion changing the velocity, gravity, and air resistance.
Thanks for allowing us to have a glimpse of the day Mrs. Tanner and students!
This past week in Coach B’s Foods and Nutrition class, students learned about the ingredients and techniques used in cookie baking. After the lesson, students baked chocolate chip cookies to demonstrate what they had learned. To spread a little sweetness around campus, students shared their cookies with other students and teachers. This cookie recipe is especially meaningful to me because it was taught to me by a wonderful lady, Mrs. Phyllis Bohannon. This baking lesson was done in loving memory of her.
Good morning. Reminder that today is Parent Teacher Conference Day. We will dismiss students at 2:22 and conferences will begin at 2:30. We will be there to meet with parents until 6:30 this evening.
Mrs. Mitchell is also presenting an "all things high school" slideshow tonight at 5:30. Parents of incoming 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders are encouraged and welcome to come and learn about graduation requirements, CTE pathways, concurrent credits, and course offerings. The meeting will be in the DHS Cafeteria.
We hope to see you tonight!
Mrs. Mitchell is also presenting an "all things high school" slideshow tonight at 5:30. Parents of incoming 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders are encouraged and welcome to come and learn about graduation requirements, CTE pathways, concurrent credits, and course offerings. The meeting will be in the DHS Cafeteria.
We hope to see you tonight!
The softball game scheduled for tomorrow, 3.12.2026, is CANCELLED!
Our environmental science class is bringing history, science and literature together through the novel, Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse! As students read about life during the Dust Bowl, they are investigating how human actions- like poor farming practices- helped create on of the most devastating environmental disasters in American History. It’s a powerful way for students to see how the choices we make can shape our environment for generations.
To support literacy, these classes have studied new vocabulary, read every day as a class, and had to use textual evidence to support their thoughts and ideas.
Thank you Mrs. McFerrin and the science team for protecting the importance of reading and helping foster a love to read and learn in all content levels.
To support literacy, these classes have studied new vocabulary, read every day as a class, and had to use textual evidence to support their thoughts and ideas.
Thank you Mrs. McFerrin and the science team for protecting the importance of reading and helping foster a love to read and learn in all content levels.
The Senior High Dragonette Softball game scheduled for Tuesday, 3/10/2026, against Monticello has been CANCELLED due to inclement weather & field conditions.