The Dress Up Days have been decided for Homecoming Week! The Student Council has been planning for the festivities and this is just the start of the fun. September 21st - September 26th. Go Big Red!
DCHS Homecoming is just around the corner. In an attempt to have more community involvement, we would like to share the theme for this year. We will also be sharing the dress up days and other events which coincide with Homecoming Week soon.
GO BIG RED! Burn the Birds!
Mr. Pagawisan’s biology students are already hard at work exploring the microscopic world. Our Sophomore Biology class kicked things off with an Introduction to the Microscope, while the Advanced Biology crew brushed up on their lab skills with a comprehensive review. Both groups got hands-on practice making their very own wet-mount specimen slides, using the classic newsprint letter "e" to master focus, magnification, and proper slide handling. 📝✨
But here is the absolute best part of the activity: Unlike the previous years, every single student had their own microscope! 🤩
No sharing, no waiting in line—just 100% hands-on learning with a phenomenal 1:1 student-to-microscope ratio. Having dedicated equipment for every student completely transforms how much time they get to spend actually observing and discovering.
A massive and heartfelt THANK YOU AGAIN to the Montana Masonic Foundation for their incredibly generous support in making this equipment upgrade a reality. Your contribution is directly empowering our students to dive deeper into science, one slide at a time! 🧬🏫
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.
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.
Here is the link:
https://dca.opi.mt.gov/FRApp?sponsorNum=0206
Or you can scan the QR code below:
Take a peek at the 26-27 School Year Calendar!
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