*EDIT* There is a typo on the post about the UMary and Rocky football game. It takes place in August not September.
DCHS will be hosting the University of Mary and the Rocky Mountain College football game on Thursday, August 27th @ 6:30PM. Tickets sold at the gate benefit DCHS activities.
about 22 hours ago, Laurie Nelson
Activities for the first week of September.
1 day ago, Laurie Nelson
Mr. Pagawisan's Advanced and Sophomore Biology classes had a fantastic time mastering foundational scientific techniques during their recent "Equipment Use - Station Lab activity"! Rotating through six hands-on stations, students practiced reading a meniscus to measure volume, calculating cubic centimeters with metric rulers, and utilizing the "zero/tare" function on digital scales for accurate mass readings. They also recorded Celsius temperatures, observed chemical reactions in well plates, and evaluated critical safety labels to ensure a safe laboratory environment. Great job to all the students for their focus and precision! Devils in learning mode.
1 day ago, Laurie Nelson
DCHS will be hosting the University of Mary and the Rocky Mountain College football game on Thursday, August 27th @ 6:30PM. Tickets sold at the gate benefit DCHS activities. The DCHS Fall athletes will also be recognized at the game. Come out for an evening of community fun.
1 day ago, Laurie Nelson
August 24th - August 29th DCHS Weekly Activities
6 days ago, Laurie Nelson
Anyone who happened to order a 25-26 Yearbook, they have arrived. Please see the attached information.
8 days ago, Laurie Nelson
Welcome Back! Please see the tentative lunch and breakfast menu for the remainder of August.
8 days ago, Laurie Nelson
Welcome Back to School!
14 days ago, Amy Ree
Bus Routes for 26-27 School Year
23 days ago, Amy Ree
We are encouraging families to complete the online Free & Reduced-Price Meal Application rather than using the paper application whenever possible. The online application is quick, secure, and helps streamline the process by reducing paperwork and allowing applications to be processed more efficiently. Here is the link:
Makoshika Wellness and Dawson Community College are teaming up to host a Speed and Agility Clinic this summer at DCHS. Students aged 11-18 are invited to attend to build their speed, mobility, and overall athleticism. Please see the flyer for additional information.
about 2 months ago, Dawson County High School
Project YES
What is Project YES? Project YES is a free, online mental health resource built by, and for, young people.. You can try short activities on your own, or we can connect you to local resources near you.
It works – Science shows YES helps young people feel more in control of their lives.
It’s low-pressure – 100% free, no hidden fees, no ads, no strings attached.
It’s private – 100% anonymous, we don’t collect or sell personal data.
It’s fast – Start immediately, without waiting.
It’s safe – Created and vetted by experts at the Lab for Scalable Mental Health at Northwestern University and Koko.
Our activities take 5-10 minutes and cover topics like body image, low mood, goal setting, eating disorders, confidence, self-compassion, self-harm, and suicide safety planning. Try as many or as few as you like.
3 months ago, Amy Ree
FYI
3 months ago, Amy Ree
Makoshika Wellness and Dawson Community College are teaming up to host a Speed and Agility Clinic this summer at DCHS. Students aged 11-18 are invited to attend to build their speed, mobility, and overall athleticism. Please see the flyer for additional information.
3 months ago, Dawson County High School
Wednesday morning fun at DCHS!
3 months ago, Amy Ree
DCHS Events and Activities May 25-30
3 months ago, Dawson County High School
Makoshika Wellness and Dawson Community College are teaming up to host a Speed and Agility Clinic this summer at DCHS. Students aged 11-18 are invited to attend to build their speed, mobility, and overall athleticism. Please see the flyer for additional information.
3 months ago, Dawson County High School
DCHS Events and Activities May 18-24
3 months ago, Dawson County High School
🌱 Advanced Biology Students Bring Miniature Ecosystems to Life 🌿
Mr. Pagawisan’s Advanced Biology class has successfully concluded the construction phase of their final project: building self-sustaining biospheres! 🌍✨
Tasked with translating ecological concepts into a tangible model, students collaboratively planned and designed closed-system terrariums. 🪴 The hands-on building process required them to meticulously layer clay pebbles for drainage 🪨, pack nutrient-rich soil 🟤, and carefully arrange vibrant plant life. 🌿 To ensure a healthy and balanced miniature ecosystem, the young scientists also introduced essential decomposers, such as earthworms 🪱, to recycle nutrients once the glass containers were sealed. 🫙
With the physical construction complete, the students are now beginning a rigorous seven-day observation log. 📋🔬 They will actively monitor the water cycle 💧, plant growth 🌱, and overall ecological balance within their closed habitats, witnessing the principles of biology unfold in real-time. 📈🧬
