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Homecoming Red Ribbon Week 2024 - DeWitt Elementary School
Tuesday October 22 - Follow Your Dreams...Dragons Don't Do Drugs - PAJAMA DAY
Wednesday October 23 - Proud To Be A Drug Free Dragon From Head To Toe - CRAZY SOCKS AND HAT DAY
Thursday October 24 - We Are "RED"Y To Be Drug Free And Beat The Eagles - WEAR RED DAY
Friday - Team Up Against Drugs - JERSEY/BLUE & GOLD DAY
We can't wait to see everyone at Lemonade on The Lawn!
Next Thursday we will have early dismissal for Parent Teacher Conferences. Please check the times and if you have any questions contact DES at 870-946-4651
Picture Day is next Wednesday! Be ready with your best smile!
Reminder, if you wish for your child to receive their flu vaccine at school, return the proper paperwork that has been sent home. If you have any questions contact DES at 870-946-4651
DES 5th Grade Farm Safety Day is this week!
DES Parent Teacher Conferences
The DES First Grade Pumpkin Patch Field Trip will be Tuesday October 15, 2024. All permission slips and money need to be returned to school by Tuesday October 8, 2024.
Questions - contact the DES Office at 870-946-4651
Congratulations to our September Dragons of Greatness at DES!
The students selected each month for Dragons of Greatness exhibit these characteristics:
D - Dependable
R - Responsible
A - Acts of Kindness
G - Good Friend
O - Outstanding Work
N - Nice to Others
S - Star Student
Congratulations to our September Dragons of Greatness!
DES Picture Day will be October 16, 2024! Info will be coming home soon.
Next Week is Family to PE Week! Family Members are invited to attend Physical Education Class at DES during their students designated PE Class.
Look for information to come home with your student with specific details this week!
The DES Flu Shot Clinic, in partnership with the Arkansas County Health Department, will be Friday October 11, 2024. Look for a form to be coming home in your students backpack this week.
Grandparents & Grandfriends Day Event, Lemonade on The Lawn is coming up soon! We can't wait to see everyone!
October Events at DeWitt Elementary School
October 10 - 5th Grade Farm Safety Day
October 11 - DES Flu Clinic
October 16 - DES Picture Day
October 17 - Early Release - Car Riders @ 1:07, Bus Riders @ 1:22
October 17 - Parent Teacher Conferences - 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
October 18 - Staff Development for K-5 Teachers - NO SCHOOL for K-5 Students
October 18 - DES Pre-School Face to Face Day, school is in session
October 21 - NO SCHOOL - Fall Break
October 24 - Lemonade on The Lawn - Grandfriends Day
October 25-26 - Camp Dragon
October 31 - Fall Parties - Times TBA
DES Menu Change:
Tuesday October 1st - Pizza Beef Fiestada, Whole Kernel Corn, Broccoli with Ranch, and Fruit Punch Juice.
Wednesday October 2nd - Soft Beef Taco, Shredded Cheese, Lettuce/Tomatoes, Refried Beans, and Pineapples
Congratulations to the Nutt family, they won the #ifoundthedesbus challenge and received a gift certificate for a family dinner!
When driving through the circle drive at the front of DES please be aware that we have two crosswalks; one in front of the school at the middle of the drive and one near the end of the circle.
Pre-K Parents are coming in and out of the building at the end of the day while K-3 students are being picked up as car riders. Please watch for people crossing in both crosswalks. Thank you for your consideration.
Girl Scout interest meeting, tonight at FBC DeWitt.
Elementary artists are now showcasing a new exhibit in the hallways of their school featuring many DeWitt businesses and landmarks.
Students studied photographs of the architecture before drawing, focusing on the lines and shapes they could see. Then students sketched the buildings before making a more detailed drawing. Finally, the students were able to use colored pencils and watercolor paints to complete their work. All grade levels participated in this project, with each class working on a different location.
Art teacher Joli Holzhauer said, “Not only were we able to practice using some of the basic elements of art to draw these buildings, but students were also introduced to architectural design. My hope is that the artists will more closely look at what’s around them. Many were encouraged to go home, sit in their front yards and draw their own houses. Our environment is important, and I wanted this project to highlight a sense of community and school partnership.”
Thank you STONE Bank for helping us run our DES Dragon Store this week!