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Teachers do so much more than teach every single day. Thank you to the teachers at DeWitt High School who give their all, go the extra mile, and influence our students in and out of the classroom! Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Anna Rose Lowe and Savannah Russell were recipients of the UCA EAST Program and Carolyn Mann Scholarships. They were recognized today at a luncheon at the Arkansas Governor’s Mansion. Congratulations and thanks for your service to the DeWitt High School EAST Program.
The end of the year for Seniors is quickly approaching! Here are some senior events for the Class of 2024. If you have any questions, please contact the high school office.
JAG students and Mrs. Whiting enjoyed a tour of the State Capitol. During their visit, Representative Jeremiah Moore spoke to them about his role as representative for our district and how legislators work for their constituents. The tour ended with a visit to the State Treasurer’s office to view the money in the vault. After the tour, they enjoyed lunch at BJ's Brewhouse.
The softball game scheduled for Thursday, May 2 has been postponed until Friday, May 3! Game will be held at the same time!
The baseball game scheduled for Thursday, May 2nd has been postponed to Friday, May 3rd!
Happy Principal's Day to Mrs. Rachel Mitchell! She is always the first to lend a helping hand, listen to concerns, and is always feet on the ground at DHS. We are so lucky to have her!
We begin ATLAS testing tomorrow and we test Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday this week! Please help your students remember to charge their chromebooks, eat a good breakfast, and get to school on time!
Our AP Biology class visited the AGFC Delta Rivers Nature Center today and learned about ecology in the Arkansas Delta.
Our JAG Students at DHS put on a Mock Wreck for our student body as we prepare for Prom later this week. This experience is a reminder of how quickly lives can change based on decisions students make. Please remind your students of the importance of driving safety and the repercussions that can occur from bad decisions.
Thank you to our local Fire Department, Police Department, and EMT workers who helped our students with this experience!
THANK YOU to our local Modern Woodmen office for the new flowers at the front of the high school! We are so appreciative to our community for all of the support and help they give us.
Thank you Five Oaks for our informational session today about Camp Five Oaks and the volunteer opportunities available for our students! We enjoyed hearing about all of the exciting opportunities right here in our community!
The baseball game scheduled for today, 4.15.24, at Wynne has been CANCELLED!
In Mr. Meador's English class, students collaborate on a group project centered around Shakespeare's Macbeth. Through dissecting the play's themes, characters, and literary devices, they deepen their understanding of the text. Simultaneously, the project fosters teamwork, communication, and relationship-building skills. As they navigate differing interpretations and engage in lively discussions, students learn to articulate their thoughts effectively and respect diverse perspectives. This collaborative effort not only enhances their comprehension of Macbeth but also equips them with valuable interpersonal skills essential for success in academics and beyond.
Dragon Baseball WILL PLAY today, 4.4.2024, at Maumelle Charter at 4:30 PM! Sorry for the confusion.
DeWitt High School students had the opportunity to attend the Be Pro Be Proud Grand Prairie Draft Day Wednesday at the Grand Prairie Center. Students visited with area businesses about potential careers. Several of our students took the opportunity to interview for available jobs during the event. Be Pro Be Proud is leading the movement to bring a new generation into America's skilled workforce. Their work shows high school students opportunities that can be available to them after graduation.
The baseball game scheduled for today, 4.4.2024, at England has been cancelled!
Happy School Librarian Day to our very own, Mr. Jacobs!!
Be Pro, Be Proud is committed to informing students about career pathways and opportunities. The Be Pro, Be Proud truck is visiting DHS April 1 & 2 to reach students with a hands-on experience of trades available in our state.
Mr. Henderson's 3rd period Programming 1 class has been working hard building a robot! They got to show off their completed robot to Mr. Rowland's DMS class today.