This weekend, fifteen NHS Members and two Key Clubbers volunteered at GROW for the E-Waste Recycling event.
NHS Members: Zane, Ryker, Ariane, Regan, Teagen, Ashtyn, Aiden, Kylynn, Eve, Adino, Kloey, Hannah, Talena, Bella, Leyton
Key Club Members: Ryu and Rhiley
They helped unload vehicles, serenading community members with an awesome playlist. They sorted through electronics, helping keep the event space organized, and found some cool treasures like an old film reel projector; all while ultimately giving of their time to help staff an event that benefits the community.
Some came to help after just arriving home from a football game at 3 AM., which is dedication. Great job, members, on showing your leadership and service mindset in action. We continue to be impressed by your dedication to the greater Glendive community.
The community and our students turned out in great numbers, and we look forward to volunteering again in 2028!
NHS Members: Zane, Ryker, Ariane, Regan, Teagen, Ashtyn, Aiden, Kylynn, Eve, Adino, Kloey, Hannah, Talena, Bella, Leyton
Key Club Members: Ryu and Rhiley
They helped unload vehicles, serenading community members with an awesome playlist. They sorted through electronics, helping keep the event space organized, and found some cool treasures like an old film reel projector; all while ultimately giving of their time to help staff an event that benefits the community.
Some came to help after just arriving home from a football game at 3 AM., which is dedication. Great job, members, on showing your leadership and service mindset in action. We continue to be impressed by your dedication to the greater Glendive community.
The community and our students turned out in great numbers, and we look forward to volunteering again in 2028!
The Class of 2027 planned a class event for last week with a beautiful Senior Sunrise. These amazing seniors gathered in the early dawn light, wrapped in blankets and shared stories. It was a perfect morning spent laughing, swapping memories, and looking back on everything they've experienced together since freshman year.
As the sun finally broke over the horizon, it set the perfect backdrop for the start of their final high school journey.
Of course, no early morning is complete without a sweet treat! The activity wrapped up with everyone sharing boxes of doughnuts, pouring cups of juice, and snapping a ton of pictures. 🍩🧃📸
Here’s to the memories behind you and the bright year ahead. Let’s make it unforgettable, Class of 2027! 🎓💛
As the sun finally broke over the horizon, it set the perfect backdrop for the start of their final high school journey.
Of course, no early morning is complete without a sweet treat! The activity wrapped up with everyone sharing boxes of doughnuts, pouring cups of juice, and snapping a ton of pictures. 🍩🧃📸
Here’s to the memories behind you and the bright year ahead. Let’s make it unforgettable, Class of 2027! 🎓💛
The Advanced Welding class from last year started these table carts and could not finish them because we were waiting for parts. The Metals class this fall finished and delivered them to the EPEC. The red carts were built for the EPEC and the blue carts were built for the Glendive Gun Show. We are proud of the classes who completed this project.
September 14th - September 19th Activities for DCHS!
The time for the start of tomorrow's football game has been changed to 6PM. Go Devils!
Monday, September 14th is picture day at DCHS. Forms will be sent home with your student on Thursday, September 10th. If you do not want to use the form, you have the option to go online and place your order. Lifetouch.com with this code: EVTSSWWQF
Mr. Pagawisan’s Sophomore Biology class had an exciting hands-on activity on reaction time, showcasing one of the characteristics of living things — Response to Stimuli! 🌱✨
Students paired up to test each other using the classic ruler drop method, exploring how our bodies respond under three different conditions:
👀 Visual – Eyes open, catching the ruler without warning.
👂 Auditory – Eyes closed, relying only on the cue word “Drop”
✋ Tactile – Eyes closed, reacting to a shoulder tap.
Through this fun and engaging experiment, students experienced firsthand how living things constantly interact with their environment by responding to different forms of stimuli. 🌍🔎
Students paired up to test each other using the classic ruler drop method, exploring how our bodies respond under three different conditions:
👀 Visual – Eyes open, catching the ruler without warning.
👂 Auditory – Eyes closed, relying only on the cue word “Drop”
✋ Tactile – Eyes closed, reacting to a shoulder tap.
Through this fun and engaging experiment, students experienced firsthand how living things constantly interact with their environment by responding to different forms of stimuli. 🌍🔎
Monday, September 14th is picture day at DCHS. Forms will be sent home with your student on Thursday, September 10th. If you do not want to use the form, you have the option to go online and place your order. Lifetouch.com with this code: EVTSSWWQF
DCHS vs Park! What a tough night for football with the extremely high temperatures. The Devils handled the heat and the Rangers which resulted in a W! GO DEVILS! (Photo credit to Livvy Rieger)
Mr. Pagawisan’s Advanced Biology students stepped into the shoes of forensic experts this week as they solved a crime using the Scientific Method!
Armed with a Police Report, clue cards, and chemical samples (sodium bicarbonate, dextrose , and vinegar cleverly simulating saliva and poison), students investigated the evidence, tested hypotheses, and pieced together the mystery.
But the challenge didn't end there. To get the final "missing" evidence, they needed to go to the office and recite the school's universals.
It wasn’t just science in action—it was critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork at its best. 👏
Way to go, future forensic scientists! 🧪⚖️🔍
Armed with a Police Report, clue cards, and chemical samples (sodium bicarbonate, dextrose , and vinegar cleverly simulating saliva and poison), students investigated the evidence, tested hypotheses, and pieced together the mystery.
But the challenge didn't end there. To get the final "missing" evidence, they needed to go to the office and recite the school's universals.
It wasn’t just science in action—it was critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork at its best. 👏
Way to go, future forensic scientists! 🧪⚖️🔍
DCHS hosted Flag Football last week against Hardin. DCHS captured the win from the Bulldogs. Great job and good luck with your upcoming games. Go Big Red!
The classes had meetings to begin planning for the upcoming Homecoming events. They discussed hallway decorating, float decorating, the blitz day, and other activities that coincide with Homecoming. We hope the students will participate and demonstrate their DEVIL PRIDE! Go Big Red!
DCHS activities for next week. We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend.
Go Big Red!
Go Big Red!
Yesterday, the Advanced Geo students were back out in the lunch areas. This time, they were tasked with obtaining exact measurements of the entire lunch area to create a scale for their final products. Working in teams, each group used measuring tapes and drew out their third drafts of the project.
The teamwork was great to see, and their attention to detail paid off in class today when they started making their final posters. Way to go, Devils!
The teamwork was great to see, and their attention to detail paid off in class today when they started making their final posters. Way to go, Devils!
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!
Today in Advanced Geography, the students started their first project of the year. They will be spending the next couple of days creating to-scale maps of the DCHS lunch areas (Cafeteria and Courtyard). Today, they had to draw their chosen area from memory, then spend time in each location categorizing items and creating a detailed plan for tomorrow's measuring tasks. It was very exciting to see them use their geography mapping skills in this project. Way to go Devils!
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!
🔬 We are zooming into the new school year with some serious focus! 🔬
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! 🧬🏫
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! 🧬🏫
September Breakfast and Lunch Menu
*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.
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.
