Hornets Wrestling Tryouts November 12-14; 4:15-6:15pm in the Wrestling Room
National STEM Day is celebrated every year to encourage the youth to explore their interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. At NSU, they are celebrating the world of STEM with interactive projects from their student organizations, engaging the audience with professionals, inspiring interest in STEM amongst K - Undergrad, creating connections, and enjoying refreshments. Join NSU November 9, 1pm-3pm in James D. Gill Gym.
https://forms.gle/CikPWLvAMqDxGxLw6
🏫💬You are invited to attend the Gifted Advisory Committee Meeting to help advocate in the interest of gifted students. These meetings are open to the public. 💻For more information, visit our website: https://www.cpschools.com/o/cps/page/advisory-committees-gifted-education
Upcoming Calendar Reminders:
✔️ Nov. 5: Teacher Workday
✔️ Nov. 11: Veterans Day - Holiday
💻 You can view complete district calendar online: https://cpschools.com/calendar
Tuesday, November 5 is a CPS Teacher Workday. No school for students.
DC AFJROTC Drill Teams all place in top 3 at District Meet w/1st yr and senior cadets led by April Salisbury and Dane Cunningham taking 1st place.
Does your child have an IEP or a 504 plan? Then SEAC is your voice:
JOIN US:
When: Nov 12
Time: 6:30pm
Where: School Administration Building
TOPIC OF DISCUSSION: IEP ROAD MAP
For more Info: https://www.cpschools.com/o/cps/page/special-education-advisory-committee
DCHS Senior Tailgate will be Friday, November 8; 5:30-7pm. See Mrs. Ely or Mrs. Jeter if you have any questions.
The National Honor Society will have induction for all NEW members on Wednesday, November 13th from 6-7pm in the auditorium. Family and friends of those being inducted are welcome to attend!
Thank you to our teachers and students who donated bags of candy/treats for Treakle Elementary's Trunk or Treat! Special shout out to Ms. Michel's and Ms. Bailey's classes for collecting so much! Ms. Washington from Treakle was blown away! Pride certainly runs DEEP in the CREEK!
The National Honor Society is collecting toys, books, and baby items in the mornings at both the student and main entrances. Items will be donated to those impacted by the Thrive Apartment Complex fire.
Are you interested in the Governor's School for the Arts? If so, check out the Open House this Wednesday, October 20 at 6PM at GSA. Also, make sure you're working on your application and portfolio! Applications are due December 6!
Mark your calendars! DCHS will host a Scholastic Book Fair in the library November 18-22. We will take card, cash, Apple Pay, eWalllet and check (DCHS).
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/deepcreekhighschool
🎙🎧 In our latest podcast episode, Dr. Jeffrey Faust, our Chief Technology Innovation Officer, explores how we are starting to incorporate artificial intelligence in our schools. He shares AI’s practical applications, addressing how it helps streamline teacher workloads, while also touching on critical considerations such as data privacy and the ethical implications of AI in learning environments. Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of education technology and the importance of equipping students and teachers with the skills and best practices needed to thrive in a future shaped by AI. Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast platforms or visit https://www.cpschools.com/page/amplified!
The Red Cross Club will sponsor its annual Blood Drive Monday, October 28. Please see flyers or club members for more information. You must be at least 16 to donate blood. We will have sign-ups in the cafeteria starting Wednesday.
🍫 Sweet News! Health Occupations Students of America, or HOSA club will be selling a Chocolate Bar in the cafeteria! 🍫 They are $1. Cash only. The money raised will go towards supporting the HOSA club. Treat yourself! We appreciate your support.
AP Exam & Registration Information: Join Your AP online classroom, Register for Each Exam, Pay in full between October 29 - and November 12. The cost is $99.00 per exam. See Mrs. Owens with questions!
Attention sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The student ASVAB is a great career assessment tool that can help you identify which career areas best suit you. Because this is an aptitude test it doesn’t just tell you what you are currently good at, it will also tell you what you may be good at learning. If interested in taking the ASVAB test on Thursday, November 14, please visit the school website to register or email Mrs. Merritt in Guidance. You must sign up by Friday, November 8.
Mrs. Hallenback's English 10 classes used their English knowledge and collaboration skills to solve all of the locks for our Greek Theatre/Antigone Breakout Box and even made masks to celebrate!
