Credible Mind: A free confidential access to mental health and wellbeing resources. Offered by Dawson County Health Dept.
Last weekend, the DCHS Key Clubbers participated in the annual Miles City Polar Plunge. This is the third year the members have participated, and this year they raised a combined $200 for the Special Olympics as part of the event. We look forward to continuing the tradition next year!
DCHS Announcements Tuesday December 9:
Lunch for Today: Deli Sandwich with potato chips, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD
BAR!
Lunch for Tomorrow: Chicken Gravy over a biscuit, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD
BAR!
COED photos are available for pick up in Ms. Cohen's room before school, after school or during lunch.
Trading Card Kids: We will have a short meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library. It will only take 5 minutes of your time. Please be there.
FFA will be practicing for our contests at noon—Ag Sales is Monday, Vet Science is Tuesday, and Floriculture is Thursday. Please be at practices to ensure we are prepared for contests.
Seniors: If you were in Mrs. Barthel's class in 1st grade, stop by Mrs. Hoffer's office and see if you recognize the fantastic art on her hallway door!
There will be a softball interest meeting on Thursday, December 11th during lunch, starting at 12:10 PM in the Boardroom. If you are interested in playing softball this spring or simply want more information, you are encouraged to attend. Please bring your lunch with you, and we’ll share details about the season, opportunities, and what the offseason will look like.
The DCHS Elf is out and about. If you see her please bring her to the office for a treat.
Students: The recruiter from the ARMY will be at DCHS on Tuesday, December 9th over the lunch hour. If you would like to visit with the recruiter to learn more about the ARMY and the opportunities they offer, please stop at their table outside of the lunch room.
Yearbook: Don’t forget! Yearbook prices increase after January 1st. Get yours now and save!
Lunch for Today: Deli Sandwich with potato chips, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD
BAR!
Lunch for Tomorrow: Chicken Gravy over a biscuit, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD
BAR!
COED photos are available for pick up in Ms. Cohen's room before school, after school or during lunch.
Trading Card Kids: We will have a short meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library. It will only take 5 minutes of your time. Please be there.
FFA will be practicing for our contests at noon—Ag Sales is Monday, Vet Science is Tuesday, and Floriculture is Thursday. Please be at practices to ensure we are prepared for contests.
Seniors: If you were in Mrs. Barthel's class in 1st grade, stop by Mrs. Hoffer's office and see if you recognize the fantastic art on her hallway door!
There will be a softball interest meeting on Thursday, December 11th during lunch, starting at 12:10 PM in the Boardroom. If you are interested in playing softball this spring or simply want more information, you are encouraged to attend. Please bring your lunch with you, and we’ll share details about the season, opportunities, and what the offseason will look like.
The DCHS Elf is out and about. If you see her please bring her to the office for a treat.
Students: The recruiter from the ARMY will be at DCHS on Tuesday, December 9th over the lunch hour. If you would like to visit with the recruiter to learn more about the ARMY and the opportunities they offer, please stop at their table outside of the lunch room.
Yearbook: Don’t forget! Yearbook prices increase after January 1st. Get yours now and save!
This patchwork Nutcracker artwork was created by members of this year's Senior class back when they were in Mrs. Barthel's first grade classroom at Jefferson School. Each student colored one or two squares, and together their artwork formed this colorful nutcracker.
Mrs. Hoffer was the recipient of the door decoration eleven years ago, and she saved the squares to display when the class of first graders were Seniors at DCHS. This festive nutcracker is hanging up once again.
Mrs. Hoffer was the recipient of the door decoration eleven years ago, and she saved the squares to display when the class of first graders were Seniors at DCHS. This festive nutcracker is hanging up once again.
DCHS Forensics is still looking for a number of volunteers to help with their meet on January 17th! Email tumas@glendiveschools.org to get the link to the Google Form to sign up!
Update from the the DCHS Forensics Team:
DCHS Forensics took a smaller team of 11 to Wolf Point on Dec. 6. It was a leisurely meet that many DCHS students used to try new events or new material. There were only 10 schools in attendance.
As the team was not at its full strength, DCHS was not able to earn more sweeps points than the other Class A school, Sidney. However, a few performed outstandingly individually.
Zackariah Henson and Tori Engle scored 1st in Dramatic Theatre, the only Drama entry for DCHS this week.
Jack Carter earned 2nd place on his first time trying Extemporaneous Speaking.
Quinn Sargent also tried Extemporaneous, earning 5th place.
Roman Tuma came home with 4th place in Impromptu.
Emma Hynes earned 6th place with her Informative speech.
Aubrey Carter earned 5th place in Informative with a new speech.
Eli Olmstead brought home 6th place in Dramatic Interpretation.
Kamri Nelson earned 3rd place in Program Interpretation.
Eryck Cantrell tried Program Interpretation as well, and earned 6th place.
Avery Hammons made her debut in Memorized Public Address and scored 3rd.
Next week, most of the team will attend an enormous meet in East Helena. Then they'll have a break from competition until January.
DCHS could still use volunteers to judge the home meet on January 17th. Email tumas@glendiveschools.org to get the link to the Google Form to sign up!
DCHS Forensics took a smaller team of 11 to Wolf Point on Dec. 6. It was a leisurely meet that many DCHS students used to try new events or new material. There were only 10 schools in attendance.
As the team was not at its full strength, DCHS was not able to earn more sweeps points than the other Class A school, Sidney. However, a few performed outstandingly individually.
Zackariah Henson and Tori Engle scored 1st in Dramatic Theatre, the only Drama entry for DCHS this week.
Jack Carter earned 2nd place on his first time trying Extemporaneous Speaking.
Quinn Sargent also tried Extemporaneous, earning 5th place.
Roman Tuma came home with 4th place in Impromptu.
Emma Hynes earned 6th place with her Informative speech.
Aubrey Carter earned 5th place in Informative with a new speech.
Eli Olmstead brought home 6th place in Dramatic Interpretation.
Kamri Nelson earned 3rd place in Program Interpretation.
Eryck Cantrell tried Program Interpretation as well, and earned 6th place.
Avery Hammons made her debut in Memorized Public Address and scored 3rd.
Next week, most of the team will attend an enormous meet in East Helena. Then they'll have a break from competition until January.
DCHS could still use volunteers to judge the home meet on January 17th. Email tumas@glendiveschools.org to get the link to the Google Form to sign up!
❄️ You’re Invited to Our Winter Wonderland Choir Concert! ❄️
Escape the cold and step into a night of beautiful music as our DCHS Choirs present Winter Wonderland!
Join us for an evening filled with festive songs, talented student performers, and all the magic of the season.
📅 Date: Tuesday, 12/16/25
🕖 Time: 7:30 pm
📍 Location: DCHS Auditorium
Bring family, friends, and holiday cheer—this is a performance you won’t want to miss!
Escape the cold and step into a night of beautiful music as our DCHS Choirs present Winter Wonderland!
Join us for an evening filled with festive songs, talented student performers, and all the magic of the season.
📅 Date: Tuesday, 12/16/25
🕖 Time: 7:30 pm
📍 Location: DCHS Auditorium
Bring family, friends, and holiday cheer—this is a performance you won’t want to miss!
Calling All Community Service Heroes!
DCHS is proud to celebrate the incredible individuals who make our community stronger. This Friday night, December 12, we invite all members of local Community Service Organizations to join us at the home basketball game, where you’ll be recognized for your dedication, kindness, and impact on our community.
Whether you volunteer, organize events, or support those in need, we want to honor the work you do every day.
Come enjoy a great night of basketball as we say THANK YOU for giving back!
We hope to see you there!
GO DEVILS!!!
DCHS Activities and Events December 8-13
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT
The game times have been changed for Friday, December 4, against the Glasgow Scotties.
Thank you to the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks for everything that you do in maintaining and promoting Montana's public resources! We would like to invite you to be recognized at the DCHS basketball games on Saturday, December 6. GO DEVILS!!!
Our community relies on the hard work of delivery service workers every single day—rain, snow, or shine. To show our appreciation, we’d like to recognize and celebrate you at the home basketball game this Friday, December 5! If you’re a delivery driver for any service, we’d love to honor you for all you do. Come enjoy the game, and let us give you the applause you deserve! Thank you for keeping our community moving! GO DEVILS!!!
✨ Cultural Exchange Highlight! 🇵🇭🇺🇸
Today marks Mr. Pagawisan’s first culture exchange activity of the school year, and it was a meaningful celebration of learning, diversity, and global connection!
In line with the Thanksgiving celebration here in the USA, Mr. Pagawisan showcased a variety of vibrant Philippine festivities, sharing stories behind beloved traditions such as Sinulog, Panagbenga, Pahiyas, and more. His presentation brought color and culture to the classroom—made even more authentic by his wearing of a Barong Tagalog, the national formal attire of the Philippines.
We are proud to have Mr. Pagawisan as one of the district’s dedicated culture-exchange teachers. Now in his second year teaching High School Science, he continues to enrich students’ perspectives by connecting lessons to real-world cultures and global experiences.
Here’s to more opportunities for learning, celebrating diversity, and building understanding across cultures! 🌍✨
Today marks Mr. Pagawisan’s first culture exchange activity of the school year, and it was a meaningful celebration of learning, diversity, and global connection!
In line with the Thanksgiving celebration here in the USA, Mr. Pagawisan showcased a variety of vibrant Philippine festivities, sharing stories behind beloved traditions such as Sinulog, Panagbenga, Pahiyas, and more. His presentation brought color and culture to the classroom—made even more authentic by his wearing of a Barong Tagalog, the national formal attire of the Philippines.
We are proud to have Mr. Pagawisan as one of the district’s dedicated culture-exchange teachers. Now in his second year teaching High School Science, he continues to enrich students’ perspectives by connecting lessons to real-world cultures and global experiences.
Here’s to more opportunities for learning, celebrating diversity, and building understanding across cultures! 🌍✨
DCHS Activities and Events December 1-6
What a night! Honor Band & Honor Choir shine at DCHS!
Last night's Honor Band and Honor Choir concert was nothing short of spectacular! After two full days of focused rehearsals, students from Glendive, Sidney, Savage, Fairview, Circle, Wibaux, Terry, Baker, and Richey came together to deliver a performance that showcased their hard work and talent.
With the guidance of our dedicated guest conductors—who traveled a long way to work with these young musicians—each ensemble transformed into a cohesive, powerful group capable of creating a sound far beyond what any individual school could produce alone.
A huge thank-you to the students, directors, families, and community members who made this event possible and filled the auditorium with support. Nights like this remind us why music education matters—and why collaboration can create something unforgettable.
Last night's Honor Band and Honor Choir concert was nothing short of spectacular! After two full days of focused rehearsals, students from Glendive, Sidney, Savage, Fairview, Circle, Wibaux, Terry, Baker, and Richey came together to deliver a performance that showcased their hard work and talent.
With the guidance of our dedicated guest conductors—who traveled a long way to work with these young musicians—each ensemble transformed into a cohesive, powerful group capable of creating a sound far beyond what any individual school could produce alone.
A huge thank-you to the students, directors, families, and community members who made this event possible and filled the auditorium with support. Nights like this remind us why music education matters—and why collaboration can create something unforgettable.
Honor Band and Honor Choir have been working hard at DCHS yesterday and today. They include students from Glendive, Sidney, Savage, Fairview, Circle, Wibaux, Terry, Baker, and Richey. Guest conductors have come a long way to work with them and turn them into strong, cohesive performing groups. They spend time in their own classes preparing beforehand, then rehearse together for two days. It's all worth it when they put on a spectacular concert unlike anything that any individual band or choir in attendance could do. The concert is tonight at 6pm and there is an admission charge.
DCHS Announcements Monday November 24:
Lunch for Today: Chicken Fried steak with mashed potatoes, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD BAR!
Lunch for Tomorrow: Hot Ham & Cheese with potato, veggie, fruit, dinner roll, & milk or SALAD BAR!
Yearbook: Don’t forget! Yearbook prices increase after January 1st. Get yours now and save!
Lunch for Today: Chicken Fried steak with mashed potatoes, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD BAR!
Lunch for Tomorrow: Hot Ham & Cheese with potato, veggie, fruit, dinner roll, & milk or SALAD BAR!
Yearbook: Don’t forget! Yearbook prices increase after January 1st. Get yours now and save!
DCHS Activities November 24-28
DCHS Z-Club is excited to host the 2025 Co-Ed Dance, featuring this year’s theme: "Beaches of Rio"!
Join us for a fun and vibrant evening as our students shine! Doors open at 6 p.m. and the Grand March begins at 8 p.m.
Come out and celebrate with us—you won’t want to miss it!
Join us for a fun and vibrant evening as our students shine! Doors open at 6 p.m. and the Grand March begins at 8 p.m.
Come out and celebrate with us—you won’t want to miss it!
DCHS Announcements Thursday November 20:
Lunch for Today: Sloppy Joe with potato chips, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD BAR!
Lunch for Monday: Chicken Fried steak with mashed potatoes, veggie, fruit, dinner roll, & milk or SALAD BAR!
NHS and Key Club Members: Please visit with Fawns to sign up for a Salvation Army bell-ringing slot before the end of the week.
COED is scheduled for November 21st. Doors open at 6:00, pictures from 6:00- 7:45, Grand March at 8:00, dance to follow. If you plan to attend the dance you must be present for at least half of the day on Thursday November 20th.
Yearbook: Don’t forget! Yearbook prices increase after January 1st. Get yours now and save!
Lunch for Today: Sloppy Joe with potato chips, veggie, fruit, & milk or SALAD BAR!
Lunch for Monday: Chicken Fried steak with mashed potatoes, veggie, fruit, dinner roll, & milk or SALAD BAR!
NHS and Key Club Members: Please visit with Fawns to sign up for a Salvation Army bell-ringing slot before the end of the week.
COED is scheduled for November 21st. Doors open at 6:00, pictures from 6:00- 7:45, Grand March at 8:00, dance to follow. If you plan to attend the dance you must be present for at least half of the day on Thursday November 20th.
Yearbook: Don’t forget! Yearbook prices increase after January 1st. Get yours now and save!