Monday Morning Minute: A message from Superintendent Tony Willis: https://youtu.be/-LqNct6N4ss
Don't forget to Spring Forward tomorrow!
DCS Families:
Don't forget...Thursday is a half day (Parent Meetings Day) and Friday students will not report to schools due to Data Day. Another quick reminder, Daylight Savings is Sunday, March 10! We will see students bright and early Monday, March 11!
The Demopolis City Schools Board approved the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar February 22, 2024.
Did you know that you can see Demopolis City Schools activities from each school IN ONE PLACE on the dcsedu.com website?
Go to MENU and then EVENTS. You may have to select ALL EVENTS if there are multiple activities on one day.
This will show you activities and sports that are placed on the calendar for all four schools. This calendar is live, so it is updated as soon as changes are communicated.
We are working to make communication more efficient for you!
#thedemopolisdifference
Monday Morning Minute - A message from Superintendent Tony Willis: https://youtu.be/39MFN0Lw4CY
Students will dismiss half day on Thursday, March 7 and will not report to schools on Friday, March 8 due to Data Day.
Please check each school's website or social media for specific times and schedules.
A big shoutout to our hardworking maintenance team for keeping everything running smoothly. Your dedication ensures our spaces are safe and efficient. Thank you for all that you do at Demopolis City Schools!
#maintenanceapprecaitionday
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Happy Employee Appreciation Day to all the incredible employees of Demopolis City Schools!
Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to the mission of serving our students. You make our schools shine brighter every single day!
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Come and see students from US Jones and Demopolis High School perform tonight at the Marengo County Historical Society and Archive Museum Black History Month program!
🎓 Celebrate the heart of our communities – our public schools! Join us in recognizing Public Schools Week, Feb. 26 - March 1, 2024.
Demopolis City Schools is proud to serve our community! #TheDemopolisDifference
❤️📚 #PSW24 #PublicSchoolProud https://www.publicschoolproud.org
Tuesday Minute: A message from Superintendent Tony Willis: https://youtu.be/D7mYIxM3YIg
Happy Presidents Day from Demopolis City Schools!
Demopolis City Schools will be closed Monday, February 19 in observance of President’s Day. School will resume normal operations Tuesday, February 20.
Demopolis High School will release today at 11:00a.m. due to a power outage.
DCS counselors attended the West Alabama Regional Counselor Conference today at The University of Alabama. #alwayslearning #thedemopolisdifference
Demopolis Middle School and Demopolis High School were visited today by Mobile's FBI division to discuss online safety with students. Justin Kemple and Joe Thompson talked about the dangers of online chatrooms and interacting with people you don't know through video games and other avenues, along with many other dangers students need to know about. Don't ruin your life and destroy your future was the message today. Future colleges and employers will look at what you post.
Thank you Demopolis PD for hosting this training.
*Parents are invited to attend the session tonight at the Demopolis Police Department Courtroom downtown Demopolis. The program will begin at 6:00p.m.
Tuesday Morning Minute: A Message from Superintendent Tony Willis
https://youtu.be/4mhRAbkf3U0
This week (February 5th-9th) has been proclaimed as Severe Weather Awareness Week by Governor Kay Ivey. Alabama is no stranger to severe weather, and we must stay ever so vigilant not only for our own lives, but the citizens of Alabama.
Today’s focus is on Preparedness and Safety
Don't wait until severe weather is happening to have a plan. Take the time to prepare NOW. Know the difference between a Watch and a Warning and know what to when/if one is issued for your location. Always have more than one way to receive potentially life-saving weather information. Make sure you have fresh batteries in your NOAA Weather Radio, too. Have a plan in place, and know where to take shelter at home, work, church, or any other venue you frequent. Injuries and deaths due to severe weather can be prevented through proper safety and preparedness measures.
Don't forget Monday, Feb. 5 will be a Professional Development Day for faculty. Students should not report to school on 2/5/24.
