DeWitt High School

Preparing for Life After High School!



Students in Ms. Morgan’s Senior English classes are researching and comparing three colleges/universities, trade schools, or military career options as they prepare for their future beyond high school.



As part of the project, students are developing a thesis statement that establishes their purpose for determining which institution or career pathway best aligns with their future goals. They are collecting and citing reliable online sources as they research key areas, including: General information about the institution; Admission requirements; Housing options; Financial aid; Programs of study; and Campus life.



After completing their research, students will create an informative slideshow to present their findings and recommendations to their classmates.



This project gives students an opportunity to practice research, source evaluation, critical thinking, writing, and public speaking skills while exploring real-world options for their futures. We’re excited to see where their research takes them!

If you purchased reserved seats for the 2026-2027 Football Season, they will be available for pick up tomorrow, August 20 at the Junior High Game from the Ticket Booth!

DeWitt Dragon Football would like to send out a special thank you to the DeWitt Rotary Club for honoring our Seniors on the SR Dragon Football Team today. They really enjoyed the lunch and appreciate the support of our community.

Students in Mr. Henderson's Intro to Computer Science have been busy working in groups discussing decomposition.

It's game day, Dragons!!!! Stampede the Bison!

Dragons will take on the Carlisle Bison tonight at 7PM at Carlisle High School!

#FearTheFlame

How did the first couple of days go? Well, GREAT! We are jumping into learning and having fun while we do it!

Yesterday in Mrs. Tanner’s 9th grade Physical Science class, students used Hexagonal Thinking in an “about me” activity. They had to make connections and communicate the justification for the connections between students in their class.

We are ready to see you all tomorrow, August 12th! It's going to be a great year, and we have the BEST STUDENTS ever!

Here is the traffic map for the 2026-2027 school year.

DHS car riders can be dropped off in the front each morning and picked up in the front in the afternoon as well. We ask that you get here right at time to dismiss, 3:22, so that you won't block the main entryway in the event that someone needs in or out of the school.

Students, if you drive, remember you need a parking pass and must be a legally licensed driver. We ask that you enter and exit using 16th Street. Students who have PCC will be shuttled by bus, and will not drive over. Student athletes need to walk to athletics and practices from the school instead of moving their vehicle. This will help us avoid accidents with buses and other vehicles.

Students who drive and park on any DeWitt District Property and are not a licensed driver are subject to student conduct expectations as outlined in the District Handbook. They, and their guardians, acknowledge that they would be liable for any accident that may occur and are liable for any traffic violations and consequences of such violations.

Thank you for your time and cooperation.

Attention 9th- 12th graders who are interested in playing softball this year!

It's almost football season! Here are the game day themes for this fall!!

It's almost time for Dragon Football! Mark the date for the first games of this season!

We can't wait to have our students back on campus for the 2026-2027 school year! Please note that DES Pre-K dates are earlier than K-12 student Open House and start dates!

JAG, Jobs for Arkansas Graduates, held their annual Arkansas Awards Luncheon today at the DoubleTree Hotel in Little Rock.

DHS JAG Specialist Teacher Julie Sebree was honored with awards for an outstanding program and for being a high performer in data entry integrity.

Mr. Dupuy, Mrs. Mitchell, and Henry Sebree joined Mrs. Sebree at the luncheon today, and they were so excited to see her and our DHS JAG Program honored.

DHS Students can come and get their parking passes starting with the Seniors on Wednesday, August 5. Please see all times and dates for your class.

You will need to bring your driver's license or hardship license, proof of insurance, and know the make and model of your car and your license plate number.

Remember, you must hold a VALID license to legally park in our lots. If you have a learner's permit, you are not a VALID driver and cannot park here.

See you soon.

Need some new Dragon gear to kick off Football Season!? You're in luck! Shop this link- https://dewittfb26.itemorder.com/shop/home/

DHS Band will have FULL Band Practice next week, July 27-31. Please report to the band room each morning and be ready to go by 9:00 a.m. each day. Lunch is provided. We can't wait to get going!

Please reach out to Mr. Leder with any questions you may have.

Attention Seniors who are planning to be in the JAG Program!!

You need to verify that you are employed in order to get to participate in the JAG work program, which allows you to leave at noon if you have a job and are in good standing at school and with your employer.

Please send your job verification to Mrs. Sebree by August 7, 2026. jsebree@dewittdragons.net

You can also stop by and see Mrs. Sebree on Friday, August 7, 2026 anytime between 9:00-12:00 to verify your job.

DHS Students:
Anyone interested in signing up to be a part of the DHS Yearbook Team? Please see the information on the flyer and reach out if you are!

Congratulations to our students who received high scores on their AP exams this year!!

AAA Dead Period runs from June 21 - July 5.