DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Tuesday April 20, 2021

• Attention all - this is a reminder that there is a 45m ELT schedule this Wednesday the 21st. All classrooms should have the schedule posted for your reference.
• Sophomores and Juniors who like to sing---- see Mrs. Bates in the choir room to audition for next year's Concert Choir or Songspinners.
• What are you having for dinner tonight? Spaghetti, Hamburgers? If you donate 50 pounds of pop tabs to the Ronald McDonald House you would be able to provide a warm meal for a family. Please consider bringing in your pop tabs to help us reach 50 pounds. Tabs can be placed in the box in the main entrance.
• Are you interested in learning more about the Youth Apprenticeship Program? Stop by the Commons during your lunch hours on Monday, April 19th or Tuesday, April 20th, to speak with Mrs. Matthiae or Mr. Hoffman about program requirements and placements for this summer and next school year.
• Any current 11th or 10^th grader that wasn’t at school for the 21-22 course registration presentations should stop in Student Services asap to get help registering for courses next year.
• On Friday the 30th at 11:30, our mental health awareness group plans to host a mini fun day. The activities that will be offered will be a badminton tournament in the gym, soap making, open gym in Greenheck, yoga, and coloring in the cafeteria. For more information and sign up please stop outside the main office.
• Attention students, mark your calendars for May 15th because the student council is running a reverse parade. Floats will be made by clubs, sports, and other organizations throughout the school. This event will take place in the Senior High parking lot and community members will be able to drive through the parade. This event is free, but we will be accepting nonperishable food donations to go into our school food pantry.
• The Mental Health Awareness Group is putting a fundraiser to raise money for Bigger than the Trail to provide free mental health services for those who need it. We will be selling t-shirts and hoodies from April 16th to May 7th. Find a poster around the school and scan the QR code or ask a teacher for the link.
• Seniors: The Jet is working on its annual Senior Issue that shares your post-graduation plans. Please check your email to complete the Google Form by Friday.

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday April 19, 2021

• Attention all - this is a reminder that there is a 45m ELT schedule this Wednesday the 21st. All classrooms should have the schedule posted for your reference.
• Sophomores and Juniors who like to sing---- see Mrs. Bates in the choir room to audition for next year's Concert Choir or Songspinners.
• Did you know 10 pounds of pop tabs could purchase laundry soap for 3 days? Please join Key Club and the D.C. Everest schools in collecting pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald House. Tabs can be placed in the box in the main entrance.
• Are you interested in learning more about the Youth Apprenticeship Program? Stop by the Commons during your lunch hours on Monday, April 19th or Tuesday, April 20th, to speak with Mrs. Matthiae or Mr. Hoffman about program requirements and placements for this summer and next school year.
• Attention Seniors: Do you feel that Co-Vid took away your Junior Prom and Senior Ball experience? ... it did.  Would you like to have an event that recognizes you as a class?  If so, you may have to help, make it happen. Please reach out to Mr. Olstad at golstad@dce.k12.wi.us to be part of the Senior Events Committee. Come hear what is planned so far and the opportunities to move forward with our committee.
• Any current 11th or 10^th grader that wasn’t at school for the 21-22 course registration presentations should stop in Student Services asap to get help registering for courses next year.
• On Friday the 30th at 11:30, our mental health awareness group plans to host a mini fun day. The activities that will be offered will be a badminton tournament in the gym, soap making, open gym in Greenheck, yoga, and coloring in the cafeteria. For more information and sign up please stop outside the main office.
• Attention students, mark your calendars for May 15^th because the student council is running a reverse parade. Floats will be made by clubs, sports, and other organizations throughout the school. This event will take place in the Senior High parking lot and community members will be able to drive through the parade. This event is free, but we will be accepting nonperishable food donations to go into our school food pantry.
• The Mental Health Awareness Group is putting a fundraiser to raise money for Bigger than the Trail to provide free mental health services for those who need it. We will be selling t-shirts and hoodies from April 16th to May 7th. Find a poster around the school and scan the QR code or ask a teacher for the link.

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Thursday April 15, 2021

• Seniors- There are still plenty of scholarships available! Check out the scholarship document to apply for a variety of academic and athletic scholarships.
• Summer school registration is open NOW! If you failed a required course for graduation, you should sign up for summer school to recover the credits. Go to the DCE District website and click on the button,” Summer Learning”, on the far-left page, for directions to register. There are also a few other options other than credit recovery to explore. Registration closes April 19^th!
• Sophomores and Juniors who like to sing---- see Mrs. Bates in the choir room to audition for next year's Concert Choir or Songspinners.
• This Friday, April 16th, we will be hosting a mental health awareness brainstorming session. We hope to plan things like fun days and ways to provide opportunities and resources to students. This meeting will be held in room 310. Snacks will be provided for those who chose to attend.
• Students interested in job opportunities for this Summer and next School Year should sign into the Transeo Platform to view open Youth Apprenticeship (YA) and Other Positions. Once you are logged into the Transeo Dashboard, select the Experiences tab, then select Search Available Experiences to see the list. There are positions in the following areas:
  • Agriculture
  • Automotive
  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • Information Technology
  • Health
  • Manufacturing
• Current Sophomore and Juniors interested in a Youth Apprenticeship placement for next school year should see Mrs. Matthie in room 322 or Mr. Hoffman in room 120.
• Attention students and staff: Key Club will be collecting pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald Charities starting next week, April 19th - May 7th.  Tabs can be dropped off in the labeled bin in the front entrance of the building.  Let's work together to make a difference in the lives of kids.
• Attention Juniors: did you hear? We can start planning for prom!  If you are interested in helping to plan, please meet in Mrs. Gipp's room on Friday, April 16 at noon.
• The Jet is resurrecting Junker of the Month for its May issue. If you drive your beloved junker, or your car is an oldy, or moldy, or rusty, and musty, stop by Room 302 with your information and you and your ride may be featured in The Jet.
• All girls going out for track this spring are reminded that the season begins next Monday April 19th. The team will meet in the high school gym at 3:20. Be dressed for practice and be ready to go outside.  No locker rooms will be available for storage so bring a bag for your personal items and bring a water bottle.  Remember that all athletic cards must be turned in to practice.
• Are you interested in learning more about the Youth Apprenticeship Program? Stop by the Commons during your lunch hours on Monday, April 19th or Tuesday, April 20th, to speak with Mrs. Matthiae or Mr. Hoffman about program requirements and placements for this summer and next school year. 

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday April 14, 2021

• Seniors- There are still plenty of scholarships available! Check out the scholarship document to apply for a variety or academic and athletic scholarships.
• Summer school registration is open NOW! If you failed a required course for graduation, you should sign up for summer school to recover the credits. Go to the DCE District website and click on the button,” Summer Learning”, on the far-left page, for directions to register. Registration closes April 19^th!
• Sophomores and Juniors who like to sing---- see Mrs. Bates in the choir room to audition for next year's Concert Choir or Songspinners.
• This Friday, April 16th, we will be hosting a mental health awareness brainstorming session. We hope to plan things like fun days and ways to provide opportunities and resources to students. This meeting will be held in room 310.
• "Attention Seniors: Do you feel that Co-Vid took away your Junior Prom and Senior Ball experience? ... it did.  Would you like to have an event that recognizes you as a class?  If so, reach out to Mr. Olstad in Room #338 today to be part of the Senior Event Committee.  If such an event is important to you, it is time for you sign-up for this committee."
• Students interested in job opportunities for this Summer and next School Year should sign into the Transeo Platform to view open Youth Apprenticeship and Other Positions. Once you are logged into the Transeo Dashboard, select the Experiences tab, then select Search Available Experiences to see the list. There are positions in the following areas:
  • Agriculture
  • Automotive
  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • Information Technology
  • Health
  • Manufacturing
• Current Sophomore and Juniors interested in a Youth Apprenticeship placement for next school year should see Mrs. Matthie in room 322 or Mr. Hoffman in room 120.
• Attention Juniors: did you hear? We can start planning for prom!  If you are interested in helping to plan, please meet in Mrs. Gipp's room on Friday, April 16 at noon.
• The Jet is resurrecting Junker of the Month for its May issue. If you drive your beloved junker, or your car is an oldy, or moldy, or rusty, and musty, stop by Room 302 with your information and you and your ride may be featured in The Jet.
• All girls going out for track this spring are reminded that the season begins next Monday April 19th. The team will meet in the high school gym at 3:20. Be dressed for practice and be ready to go outside.  No locker rooms will be available for storage so bring a bag for your personal items and bring a water bottle.  Remember that all athletic cards must be turned in to practice.

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Tuesday April 13, 2021

• Seniors- There are still plenty of scholarships available! Check out the scholarship document to apply for a variety or academic and athletic scholarships.
• There are free tutors available in the IMC 3rd hour Mondays and Wednesdays. Hours 1,3, 6 thru 9 Tuesdays and hours 1,3,6 thru 8 Thursdays! No appointment needed.
• Summer school registration is open NOW! If you failed a required course for graduation, you should sign up for summer school to recover the credits. Go to the DCE District website and click on the button,” Summer Learning”, on the far-left page, for directions to register. Registration closes April 19^th!
• This Friday, April 16th, we will be hosting a mental health awareness brainstorming session. We hope to plan things like fun days and ways to provide opportunities and resources to students. This meeting will be held in room 310. Snacks will be provided.
• DECA members who medaled at DECA's State Career Development Conference, your medals and trophies are here. Please see Mr. Schremp for your award.
• Students interested in job opportunities for this Summer and next School Year should sign into the Transeo Platform to view open Youth Apprenticeship and Other Positions. Once you are logged into the Transeo Dashboard, select the Experiences tab, then select Search Available Experiences to see the list. There are positions in the following areas:
  • Agriculture
  • Automotive
  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • Information Technology
  • Health
  • Manufacturing
• Current Sophomore and Juniors interested in a Youth Apprenticeship placement for next school year should see Mrs. Matthie in room 322 or Mr. Hoffman in room 120
• "Attention Seniors: Do you feel that Co-Vid took away your Junior Prom and Senior Ball experience? ... it did.  Would you like to have an event that recognizes you as a class?  If so, reach out to Mr. Olstad at golstad@dce.k12.wi.us  today to be part of the Senior Event Committee.  If such an event is important to you, it is time for you sign-up for this committee."
• The FBLA (Virtual) State Competition was held yesterday and the DC Everest winning tradition continues! DCE FBLA qualified 4 students for FBLA Nationals this summer.
  • National Qualifiers include:
    • Owen Bunnell and Andy Ziemer – 2^nd place in Banking and Financial Systems
    • Mike Brierton – 3^rd place in Securities and Investments
    • Olivia Shepherd – 4^th place in Computer Game and Simulation Programming
• Congratulations DCE FBLA! We’re really proud of you all!
• Attention 10^th graders- Your 2021-2022 course requests are DUE TODAY. Any student not at 26 units will be required to finish putting in course requests during ELT today!  Teachers, please make sure 10^th graders finish their requests today.

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday April 12, 2021

• Seniors- There are still plenty of scholarships available! Check out the scholarship document to apply for a variety or academic and athletic scholarships.
• Need help in your 4th quarter classes? Is the Senior slide a real thing?! There are free tutors available in the IMC 3rd hour Mondays and Wednesdays.  Hours 1,3, 6-9 Tuesdays and hours 1,3,6-8 Thursdays! No appointment needed.
• Summer school registration is open NOW! If you failed a required course for graduation, you should sign up for summer school to recover the credits. Go to the DCE District website and click on the button,” Summer Learning”, on the far-left page, for directions to register. There are also a few other options other than credit recovery to explore. Registration closes April 19^th!
• Attention Sophomores- If you didn’t get your 21-22 course registration packet in ELT last week, stop in Student Services ASAP to get one. You need to have your courses put into Infinite Campus by April 13^th
• This Friday, April 16th, we will be hosting a mental health awareness brainstorming session. We hope to plan things like fun days and ways to provide opportunities and resources to students. This meeting will be held in room 310. Snacks will be provided for those who chose to attend.
• DECA members who medaled at DECA's State Career Development Conference, your medals and trophies are here. Please see Mr. Schremp for your award
• Sophomores - Don't forget to sign up for sports for next year while doing your course registrations. If you have any questions, please stop by the Athletics office.

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday April 7, 2021

• Seniors- There are still plenty of scholarships available! Check out the scholarship document to apply for a variety or academic and athletic scholarships.
• Attention all Juniors who took the ACT. Students will receive their ACT scores 3-8 weeks after testing. Scores will be mailed to students and will also be available in each student’s MyACT account. 
• The last day to sign up for Spring sports is Monday, April 12th. Please stop by the athletics office for any questions.
• Need help in your 4th quarter classes? Is the Senior slide a real thing?! There are free tutors available in the IMC 3rd hour Mondays and Wednesdays.  Hours 1,3, 6-9 Tuesdays and hours 1,3,6-8 Thursdays! No appointment needed.
• Students please be careful in the parking lot. We are full and we want to avoid unnecessary vehicle accidents.  Additionally, only park in renaissance parking if you have an assigned spot.

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday/Tuesday April 5/6, 2021

• Seniors- There are still plenty of scholarships available! Check out the scholarship document to apply for a variety or academic and athletic scholarships.
• Congratulations to the following students for qualifying for state forensics: Lauren Koslowski in farrago, Lehna Olstad in farrago, Maggie Yarie in storytelling, Ben Schwantes in poetry, Isabelle Waller in poetry, and Kate Magnuson in Impromptu speaking.
• “The next Gaming Club event will be on Tuesday, April 6th after school from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. This will be an in-person gaming event held at the junior high for senior high students only.  If you were a Gaming Club member last year, but you have not been able to attend this year’s virtual gaming events, please come on Tuesday!  We want to see you back gaming with us!  If you have any questions, please email Mr. Ammon.”

Now please stand for the Pledge.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday/Thursday March 24/25, 2021

• Attention all, please be aware that the school building will be closed to students this Friday.
• Attention Seniors: The Jack Overgaard, D.C. Everest Athletic Club Scholarship application is available in the Athletic Department Office for qualifying Seniors. Application deadline is March 26. 2021 at 3:00 PM.
• Attention Senior Baseball Players! The Kyle Suske Memorial Baseball Scholarship is now available on the DCE Student Services Canvas page under "Scholarships."  Due date is Monday April 5th.  For any questions, please stop by the athletics office.
• Renaissance Parking will be strictly enforced when we get back from break. If you have Renaissance, be sure your sticker is in the proper place on your vehicle.  Those parking in Renaissance without a sticker will receive a citation.  Renaissance Parking are the yellow numbered spots in the student parking lot.  If you have questions or concerns, please come to the front office.
• Attention all seniors! This is your chance!  Seniors who are interested in auditioning to speak at graduation should sign up in the main office or email Mrs. Seehafer at dseehafer@dce.k12.wi.us by the end of the day Thursday, March 25th.  Auditions will be held after school on Wednesday, April 7th.  Students will be given seven minutes to present their speech and expand on other ideas about their speech at graduation.
• Attention Seniors! If you are interested in being part of the planning committee for a Senior Event, please e-mail Mr. Olstad right now. Yep, open those phones and iPads.  He will then send you an invite for an upcoming WebEx meeting to start planning the festivities.  Open up your school email and start typing 'O'-'L'-'S-'T' and look for the name Glenn Olstad to send your email to. The first meeting will be this Friday just to talk some basics and chat each other up a little. See you there.

Now please stand for the Pledge.