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Yefang Lee and Lily Thao crafted their passion for research, local history, writing, film-making and the Hmong culture into a nationally recognized documentary that has become a viral sensation on Facebook.
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The D.C. Everest (DCE) Area School District is proud to welcome Mike Raether as the new D.C. Everest Senior High principal, starting with the 2018-19 academic year. Mr. Raether will replace Dr. Johansen, who is retiring at the end of this academic year after 23 years of service with the district.
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For many years all eighth grade Earth Science students have participated in the annual spring “Rivers Trip” as a culminating experience for their lakes, rivers and streams studies. This spring outing has provided every eighth grader with the opportunity to experience and study the structures of a natural river and examine why Wisconsin communities, like our own, are usually situated on rivers.
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Senior High students with developmental disabilities had the opportunity to partake in the Take Your Legislator to Work Day campaign. The campaign is designed to bring together legislators and constituents with disabilities to highlight the benefits of community-integrated jobs for people with disabilities.
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The D.C. Everest Senior High recently hosted the Third Annual DCETalks event showcasing the year-long Genius Projects of students enrolled in the collegiate-level AP United States History course.
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Eligibility: D.C. Everest FREE and REDUCED lunch eligible students from 4K – 8thgrade for the upcoming school year.
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Stay connected with the new D.C. Everest Mobile Communications App. Our mobile app allows you to access all things D.C.E. all in one “Activity Stream”
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Mr. Dahlgren and his Today’s Business students from D.C. Everest Junior High School visited businesses and learned about career opportunities.
