Leroy Butler Visits DC

As part of our efforts to increase Bully Awareness and continue our work with Bully Prevention, we took advantage of the opportunity to have Green Bay Packer Hall of Famer and Inventor of the Lambeau Leap Mr. Leroy Butler join us to share his message, "be a buddy, not a bully".  Mr. Butler spent an hour with the students grades 4-8 sharing his message in the DC gym and then met with small groups of students in our Little Theater.

Mr. Butler spent time with the students in Ms. Wiseley's class before his presentation and posed for pictures with students as well.

Anti-Bullying

As we continue our efforts regarding anti-bullying and bully prevention we will have a guest speaker tomorrow.  Former Packer Leroy Butler will share his story with the kids beginning at 9:30 in the DC gym.

         

DC Fine Arts Night

Thanks to all who attended our Fine Arts Night last evening.  Special thanks to Ms. Lewis and her music students for an outstanding performance including vocals, dancing, recorders and guitars. The students worked hard and we all appreciate the support!

Special Olympics Meeting

There will be an informational meeting on Thursday, May 22nd beginning at 6 pm in the Deer Creek Library for students and families interested in participating in Special Olympics Bowling.

May Happenings

We have begun the Spring MAP testing window.  Students are testing their skills in Reading and Math to see how much they have grown since the beginning of the school year.  Spring Map results and growth reports from Fall to Spring will be coming home once the window is completed.

Next Thursday, May 15th is our Deer Creek FINE ARTS NIGHT and Grades 4-6 Music Concert.  Join us beginning at 5:30 for an night of high culture!

May 21st is the last student half day of the year.  If you are looking for an after school activity for your students please contact our Recreation Department about our BEYOND THE BELL program.

MAP TESTING

The Spring Window for MAP testing begins on Monday.  We utilize the MAP test to monitor our students growth in the areas of Math and Reading over the course of the year.  Have a conversation with your students and ask them what they know about MAP!