Congratulations to Dooly County Middle School instructor, Mrs. Alvita Lewis on being named the DCSS Technology Integration Champion for the 2nd 9 weeks of 2024-2025! The Tech Integration Champion is a teacher who incorporates technology-based student projects in their lessons. Way to go Mrs. Lewis!
Please join me in congratulating Kimberly Rodriguez -Morales for receiving a Merit Scholarship to Wesleyan College. Kimberly, we applaud you and all of efforts to demonstrate that DCHS excellence.
JROTC is sponsoring a blood drive on Wednesday, December 11, 9 AM-2 PM. ID is required. All donors will receive refreshments, OneBlood six reusable cups, wellness checkup.
We Need Your Input for the Title I Parent and Family Engagement Survey (2024-2025). Please click on the link below and let your voice be heard! Necesitamos su opinión para la Encuesta de Participación de Padres y Familias del Título I (2024-2025). ¡Haga clic en el enlace a continuación y deje que se escuche su voz!
English Version
https://forms.gle/S4sVk4UNJTzc78zK6
Versión en español
https://forms.gle/yz3E7jQ2HtYmwiHn9
Greetings Dooly County Family, The DCHS is taking orders for shoulder bags. The bags are going fast so please place your order ASAP! These bags will make a great Christmas present for a Bobcat family member. The cost of the bag is $30. If interested, please email Dr. McBride at Rodney.mcbride@dooly.k12.ga.us.
Order quickly we are down to our last few bags.
On November 21st, students who exemplified our school's core values of respect, responsibility, and safety were honored at a PBIS celebration, which featured food, entertainment, and engaging activities, including a game truck.
🚨 ATTENTION DOOLY COUNTY PARENTS: There will be no afterschool program tomorrow! 🚨
The 21st CCLC afterschool program is canceled for Thursday, Nov. 21. All students will need to use their regular transportation (bus or pickup).
If you have any questions, contact your site manager.
Please share with other Dooly County families! 🏫
🎉 Join us for an exciting moment! The Dooly County Career Academy will hold its groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, November 20th at 11AM. We invite all community members and stakeholders to be part of this exciting milestone as we begin construction on our new facility that will shape the future of career education in our district.
🔍 Your Voice Matters! Help shape our school's future by completing our stakeholder survey at the link below. Whether you're faculty, staff, a parent, or a student, your feedback is invaluable for improving our educational community. The survey takes just a few minutes to complete. Thank you for helping us serve our school community better! #SchoolFeedback #CommunityInput https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DoolyCoSurvey
Please join us for the momentous Occasion!
November is Family Engagement Month in Georgia. The Governor and State School Superintendent of Georgia celebrate our parents this month. Here are excerpts from the attached letter. "Parents are our children's first and most important teachers. When families are actively engaged in their child's education, students have higher grades, better attendance, and greater self-confidence. This month, connect with your child's teachers, engage in their learning, and explore opportunities for involvement in the local school community. Thank you, Georgia families, for all you do, not only this month but throughout the year, to support your child's educational journey." https://www.gadoe.org/School-Improvement/Federal-Programs/Partnerships/Pages/Family_Engagement_Month.aspx
It's Game Day at The Grove!
History in the making! Meet Dooly County High's first all-female JROTC Raiders Team, captained by Ashly Bautista. These 14 trailblazing cadets are shattering barriers and showing what girl power looks like in action as they compete in physically demanding challenges under the guidance of CW3 Hope and SFC Cordle. From cross-country rescue to obstacle courses, these young women exemplify the strength and determination of Dooly County students. Join us in celebrating this milestone! #DoolyPride #JROTC #StudentSuccess
Please join us November 1, 2024, at 8:30 AM in the gymnasium as we celebrate our scholars.
The IT Department is pleased to announce that Ms. Bobbi Lamberth has been selected as the first Technology Integration Champion for Dooly County Schools for her use of technology in the classroom to engage and inspire her students. Pictured left to right: Superintendent Willaford, Ms. Lamberth with Leeza Streetman and Ginny Jackson from the IT Department.
Quick reminder to makes plans to join us for an unforgettable night of fun and games for all ages , October 30th, from 5-8PM. And don't forget to brave the spine-chilling Haunted Hall of DCHS! 👻 Bring your friends and family for a scary good time. You won't want to miss it!
Our talented Dooly County High School FFA members have been hard at work crafting beautiful floral arrangements for tomorrow's homecoming court. Using skills learned in their agriculture classes, these students created stunning bouquets that will add an extra special touch to our homecoming ceremony.
Come out to the big game tomorrow to see their handiwork and cheer on our team! Go Bobcats!
We need YOU! The DCSS needs your input in planning our 5-year strategic plan. All stakeholders (parents, students, community members, business partners) are invited to attend and share your ideas November 14, 2024, 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Dooly K-8 Academy.
Exciting news! The October edition of the DCSS Family Engagement Newsletter is here! 🗞️ Volume 2 is packed with tips for supporting your child's learning, the importance of practicing math skills and lots more!! Check it out using the links below.
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DCK8 & DCHS will host a "Pink Out" Day in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Students, faculty, and staff are asked to wear pink to honor our survivors and to brin awareness to this disease. #BuildingAFoundationOfExcellence #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth