
Daily Devil News May 19-25











Congratulations to all of our DCHS Seniors in the Class of 2025! They are now down to their last week of high school, and we’ve got an exciting lineup of events to celebrate and honor each of them! Mark your calendars and don’t miss out on any of the fun!


Daily Devil News May 12-18 (part 2 of 2)









Daily Devil News May 12-18 (part 1 of 2)








DCHS Announcements Wednesday May 7, 2025:
Lunch for Today: Taco in a bag with veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Lunch for Tomorrow: Hot Ham and Cheese sandwich with veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Meeting today at lunch for advanced art students for next year. Please bring a lunch and meet in Mrs. Schreibeis room.
Reminder-The Spring Award Choir Concert is next Tuesday, May 13th at 7pm. Students please be there at 6:30pm. See you there!
Wednesday 5-7-25 Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route Bus 7 will not run its PM route
Thursday 5-8-25 Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route Bus 7 will not run its PM route
Dawson FFA Members would like to challenge you!! It is teacher appreciation week!! If you have a teacher that means something to you or that you think needs a pick me up- write them a special note of thanks this week!! Let's see who can spread the word to our fabulous teachers this week and say thanks.
Students: DCC and the MT Dept of Labor are hosting an event this summer called Job Site Ready (JSR). This event equips participants with the essential skills required to start a career in the construction trades. Participants are given exposure to tool use and maintenance, materials handling, workplace safety, construction math, blueprint reading, basic framing, and more. Students will participate in approximately 30-hours of online, self-paced modules as well as 15-hours of hands-on instruction. This event will take place on July 21+22. Students will receive a tool set to keep. There is a fee for the event, but there are scholarships available. Participants must be 16 or older. Please see Mrs. Hoffer if you are interested.
Students: The recruiter from the US Army will be visiting DCHS over the lunch hour on today, May 7th. If you would like to speak to the Army recruiter and learn more about the US Army, please stop at the table outside the cafeteria during lunch.
Trading Card Kids You have the last meeting of the year on May 8th at lunch in the library. Lunch provided. Hope to see you there.
Yearbook News We have currently sold out of our allotted yearbooks. As a result, online sales are now closed. From this point forward, we will begin an in-person waitlist and only accept payments on-site. If you are interested in purchasing a book, please see the front office or Mr. Corbett with cash or a check for $80.00 (base book price). Once we receive sales in increments of five, we will place an additional order with the vendor.

DCHS Announcements Tuesday May 7, 2025:
Lunch for Today: Chicken Flautas with rice pilaf, veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Lunch for Tomorrow: Taco in a bag with veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Tuesday 5-6-25 Bus 2 and Bus 5 will not run their AM or PM routes
Wednesday 5-7-25 Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route Bus 7 will not run its PM route
Thursday 5-8-25 Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route Bus 7 will not run its PM route
HOSA has a meeting at lunch today in Mrs. Flegel's room.
Students: DCC and the MT Dept of Labor are hosting an event this summer called Job Site Ready (JSR). This event equips participants with the essential skills required to start a career in the construction trades. Participants are given exposure to tool use and maintenance, materials handling, workplace safety, construction math, blueprint reading, basic framing, and more. Students will participate in approximately 30-hours of online, self-paced modules as well as 15-hours of hands-on instruction. This event will take place on July 21+22. Students will receive a tool set to keep. There is a fee for the event, but there are scholarships available. Participants must be 16 or older. Please see Mrs. Hoffer if you are interested.
Seniors: Please remember to turn your scholarship award form into Mrs. Hoffer by Today!
Students: The recruiter from the US Army will be visiting DCHS over the lunch hour on Wednesday, May 7th. If you would like to speak to the Army recruiter and learn more about the US Army, please stop at the table outside the cafeteria during lunch.
Trading Card Kids You have the last meeting of the year on May 8th at lunch in the library. Lunch provided. Hope to see you there.
Yearbook News We have currently sold out of our allotted yearbooks. As a result, online sales are now closed. From this point forward, we will begin an in-person waitlist and only accept payments on-site. If you are interested in purchasing a book, please see the front office or Mr. Corbett with cash or a check for $80.00 (base book price). Once we receive sales in increments of five, we will place an additional order with the vendor.

DCHS Announcements Monday May 5, 2025:
Lunch for Today: Deli Sandwich with potato chips, veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Lunch for Tomorrow: Chicken Flautas with rice pilaf, veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Tuesday 5-6-25 Bus 2 and Bus 5 will not run their AM or PM routes
Wednesday 5-7-25 Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route Bus 7 will not run its PM route
Thursday 5-8-25 Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route Bus 7 will not run its PM route
Seniors: Please remember to turn your scholarship award form into Mrs. Hoffer by Tuesday!
Students: The recruiter from the US Army will be visiting DCHS over the lunch hour on Wednesday, May 7th. If you would like to speak to the Army recruiter and learn more about the US Army, please stop at the table outside the cafeteria during lunch.
Trading Card Kids You have the last meeting of the year on May 8th at lunch in the library. Lunch provided. Hope to see you there.
Trading Card Kids: The applications are due back to the office at lunch today as Jeana will pick them up after noon.
Yearbook News We have currently sold out of our allotted yearbooks. As a result, online sales are now closed. From this point forward, we will begin an in-person waitlist and only accept payments on-site. If you are interested in purchasing a book, please see the front office or Mr. Corbett with cash or a check for $80.00 (base book price). Once we receive sales in increments of five, we will place an additional order with the vendor.

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM TRASNPORTATION DEPARTMENT:
Tuesday 5-6-25
-Bus 2 and Bus 5 will not run their AM or PM routes
Wednesday 5-7-25
-Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route
-Bus 7 will not run its PM route
Thursday 5-8-25
-Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route
-Bus 7 will not run its PM route


Some of our DCHS teachers were awarded classroom grants for Science, Library, and Drama from the Montana Masonic Foundation. Take a look at our lucky winners! Glendive Public Schools received a total of $4717.87. Thank you Masons for always supporting our schools and teachers!






Daily Devil News May 5-11 (part 1 of 2)







Daily Devil News May 5-11 (part 2 of 2)








DCHS Announcements Wednesday April 30:
Lunch for Today: Corn dog & Nachos with veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Lunch for Tomorrow: Pulled Pork sandwich with potato chips, veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Trading Card Kids You have the last meeting of the year on May 8th at lunch in the library. Lunch provided. Hope to see you there.
Trading Card Kids: If you are interested in Trading card kids please pick up the application in the principal’s office. They are due back to the office no later than May 5th.
JUNIOR GIRLS! It’s that time of year!!! Squad Sports is ready to take orders for senior jerseys. Orders are due by the 1st of May! This is tomorrow.
Just a reminder — only a handful of yearbooks are still available! Secure your copy today before they sell out. Once all yearbooks are sold, we will start a waiting list. You can purchase your yearbook by scanning the QR codes posted around the school, visiting yearbookforever.com, or seeing Mr. Corbett in room C102.

Another first for our Dawson FFA. We have a National FFA Scholarship Winner. Connley received a $1500 scholarship from Bayer Corporation. Our students have been working hard this year and we have had some cool opportunities!


DCHS Announcements Monday April 28:
Lunch for Today: French toast and sausage with potato, veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Lunch for Tomorrow: Cheeseburger with potato chips, veggie, fruit & milk NO SALAD BAR
Bus 5 will not run its AM or PM route on Tuesday, 4/29.
Trading Card Kids: If you are interested in Trading card kids please pick up the application in the principal’s office. They are due back to the office no later than May 5th.
JUNIOR GIRLS! It’s that time of year!!! Squad Sports is ready to take orders for senior jerseys. Orders are due by the 1st of May!
Just a reminder — only a handful of yearbooks are still available! Secure your copy today before they sell out. Once all yearbooks are sold, we will start a waiting list. You can purchase your yearbook by scanning the QR codes posted around the school, visiting yearbookforever.com, or seeing Mr. Corbett in room C102.

Congratulations to all of our students that performed at the District Music Festival this last weekend!






Daily Devil News April 28-May 4











Daily Devil News April 21-27 (part 1 of 2)








Daily Devil News April 21-27








🦠💥 Outbreak in the Classroom! 💥🦠
This week, Mr. Pagawisan’s Sophomore Biology class took a closer look at how antibiotic resistance spreads among bacteria—using a creative and engaging marble simulation!
Each student received a paper bag representing a bacterial cell, filled with marbles that stood for plasmids—small rings of DNA found in bacteria. Some marbles were green, symbolizing antibiotic resistance genes, while others were red or black, representing other genetic traits.
Through three rounds of marble exchange, students mimicked the process of conjugation, where bacteria connect and share genetic information. Just like in nature, antibiotic resistance spread from just a few “bacteria” to many others in the classroom! 🦠➡️🦠
This activity highlighted how quickly resistance can move through a bacterial population—and why it’s a growing concern in the real world. A fun and meaningful way to learn about genetics, microbiology, and the importance of responsible antibiotic use. 💊⚠️







Don't forget about the Battle in the Badlands Lacrosse Tournament this weekend! The first game starts today at 12 pm as the Montana Grizzlies face off against the North Dakota State Bison!
