DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday/Tuesday October 19/20, 2020

• Hey DCE students, we would like to inform you of our new tutoring system, Everest Elevate. We are looking for people to hire to be tutors, in a volunteer or paid capacity. We are paying 9 dollars an hour to help students succeed in every class. If you would like to be a tutor, please contact ce21453@dce.k12.wi.us.
• Key found in student parking lot. Come to the front office to claim.
• It is not too late to sign up for KEY CLUB. Feel good by making a positive impact in our community and have an opportunity to earn your DC Everest Letter.  Stop by rooms 300E or 352 to grab a membership form - membership fees are waived for the 20-21 school year.  See Mrs. Ackley or Mrs. Rice with any questions or concerns.  We hope that you decide to join KEY CLUB.

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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday/Thursday October 14/15, 2020

• UW-Green Bay is hosting a virtual Express Admissions Event at DC Everest on Friday, October 23^rd from 12:00pm -2:00 pm. Students attending this event will have their application fee covered, have help through the application process, and will be admitted on the spot and be GUARANTEED admission to one of our four UW-Green Bay campuses. Sign up today by visiting the Student Services Course Calendar and clicking on the event listed on Friday, October 23rd.
• Attention Juniors and Seniors: Are you currently employed or looking for employment opportunities in a career field of interest? The Youth Apprenticeship Program may be a good fit for you. Monday through Thursday this week Mrs. Matthiae and Mr. Hoffman will be in the front entrance before school starts to speak with interested students about the requirements and benefits of becoming a Youth Apprentice. Stop by to learn more!
• Attention High School Students: September and October Academic and Career Planning (ACP) Lessons are now available within the DCE Student Services Canvas Course. You are required to complete these lessons independently each month and will meet with your homeroom advisor beginning in November to review your progress.  If you have any questions, see Mrs. Matthiae in room 322 behind the English Composium.
• Students as a reminder if you are requested to come to school on Fridays you are expected to come on Fridays. Please check your email and communicate with your teachers to stay up to date if you are required to attend.
• Attention students who registered to take the PSAT this Saturday. Please plan to arrive for check-in at 7:45 a.m. through the high school front doors.  Testing will begin promptly at 8:00.  Please see your counselor with any questions.
• Hey DCE students, we would like to inform you of our new tutoring system, Everest Elevate. We are looking for people to hire to be tutors, in a volunteer or paid capacity. We are paying 9 dollars an hour to help students succeed in every class. If you would like to be a tutor, please contact ce21453@dce.k12.wi.us.
• Congratulations to Lucas Allen, AJ Appel and Ethan Hanke for finishing in the top 10 and receiving all-conference honors at Tuesday’s Wisconsin Valley Conference cross country meet. Ethan ran a great race to finish 7th. AJ finished strong and was Conference runner-up. Lucas had an amazing race and was the Wisconsin Valley Conference Champion!
• Congratulations to the girls' cross-country team for an outstanding effort at the Conference Meet Tuesday night at 9 Mile and to Sara Mlodik for bringing the Championship home to DCE.

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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday/Tuesday, October 12/13, 2020

• Students as a reminder if you are requested to come to school on Fridays you are expected to come on Fridays. Please check your email and communicate with your teachers to stay up to date if you are required to attend.
• Attention Juniors and Seniors: Are you currently employed or looking for employment opportunities in a career field of interest? The Youth Apprenticeship Program may be a good fit for you. Monday through Thursday this week Mrs. Matthiae and Mr. Hoffman will be in the front entrance before school starts to speak with interested students about the requirements and benefits of becoming a Youth Apprentice. Stop by to learn more!
• Attention High School Students: September and October Academic and Career Planning (ACP) Lessons are now available within the DCE Student Services Canvas Course. You are required to complete these lessons independently each month and will meet with your homeroom advisor beginning in November to review your progress.  If you have any questions, see Mrs. Matthiae in room 322 behind the English Composium.

Now please stand for the Pledge

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday/Thursday, October 7/8, 2020

• If you have any books that belong to the high school at home, please make every effort to return them as soon as possible.
• A key fob was found in the parking lot last week. If you lost one, please come to the front office to claim.
• The first FBLA meeting will be held Friday, October 9, at 9:00 in Mrs. Gipp's Room, which is Room 115. Feel free to bring a friend!  Pay your dues by October 16 for a free t-shirt and a chance to win a $25 gift card.
• Any DECA members interested in attending DECA’s virtual Innovate Conference, registration is due on Monday. See Mrs. Peterson or the DECA Canvas page for more details.

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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday/Tuesday, October 5/6, 2020

• Are you interested in business careers such as management, finance, or computers and IT? Join FBLA to improve your leadership skills, help your community, compete in business-related events, and have fun!  See Mrs. Gipp in Room 115 for more information.
• For those of you who have signed up for the PSAT Test, you can pick up your practice books in the main office.
• Students interested in Key Club get your membership forms turned in! Forms are available outside of room 300E and room 352.  Officer nomination forms are up on the club's Canvas page and voting for Key Club Officers will take place on Oct 14th and 15th.  See Mrs. Ackley or Mrs. Rice with questions.
• UW-Green Bay is hosting a virtual Express Admissions Event at DC Everest on Friday, October 23^rd from 12:00pm -2:00 pm. Students attending this event will have their application fee covered, have help through the application process, and will be admitted on the spot and be GUARANTEED admission to one of our four UW-Green Bay campuses. Sign up today by visiting the Student Services Course Calendar and clicking on the event listed on Friday, October 23rd.
• If you have any books that belong to the high school at home, please make every effort to return them as soon as possible.

Now please stand for the Pledge

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday/Thursday September/October 30/1, 2020

• The Fishing Team is looking for a few good men and women to join their ranks. Whether you are a novice or a pro, - if you enjoy spending time on the water, then Fishing Team is for you!  Stop by room 333 and see Coach DeBoer for more information.
• College Reps will be visiting DC Everest virtually! Visit dates are listed on the calendar on the Student Services Course in Canvas.  Click on the event to see how to join these meetings.  Each college has a different format so prior to the meeting make sure you are prepared so you will be able to join the meeting.  For more information please see Student Services.
• Are you interested in business careers such as management, finance, or computers and IT? Join FBLA to improve your leadership skills, help your community, compete in business-related events, and have fun!  See Mrs. Gipp in Room 115 for more information.

Now please stand for the Pledge

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday/Tuesday, September 28/29, 2020

• The Fishing Team is looking for a few good men and women to join their ranks. Whether you are a novice or a pro, - if you enjoy spending time on the water, then Fishing Team is for you!  Stop by room 333 and see Coach DeBoer for more information.
• There's free help available to get money for college! College Goal Wisconsin will host virtual FAFSA completion events on October 7, 14, 21, 28 and November 4 and 11. Volunteers will assist students and families to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) using Zoom.  The FAFSA is the form students need to fill out to be considered for grants and loans to pay for college.  The help is FREE and the event starts promptly at 6pm.  To register for the event visit https://collegegoalwi.org/register.
• Hey DCE students, we would like to inform you of our new tutoring system, Everest Elevate. We are looking for people to hire to be tutors, in a volunteer or paid capacity. We are paying 9 dollars an hour to help students succeed in every class. If you would like to be a tutor, please contact ce21453@dce.k12.wi.us.
• Attention all students – the numbered yellow parking spaces in the student parking lot are for the Renaissance parking award and are assigned. Please do not park in those spots unless you have been assigned that spot. 

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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Wednesday & Thursday, September 16-17, 2020

• Attention all students: Are you looking for a unique musical theatre experience this fall? Go to the DC Everest Performing Arts website or Facebook page for more information.  Audition forms are available now!
• Students can choose a breakfast and/or lunch to bring home with them to enjoy on the days they are learning remotely. If a student has two days of remote learning ahead, they can choose to bring home enough meals for both days. Students can simply pick up the food as they exit the building at the end of their in-person day.
• A reminder that the IMC is open Monday-Thursday until 6:30.
• The Senior High Student Services Team invites any senior who has questions about the college application process to attend a College Application Bootcamp on Friday, September 25th from 1:00pm to 2:00pm in the Senior High School Auditorium Students should bring an electronic device with them so they can start the application process if desired. Topics will include application methods, FAFSA, sending transcripts, letters of recommendation, college essay, scholarships and ACT information. Students may also want to bring their social security number and payment method to order transcripts if desired. Due to COVID- we will be social distancing in the auditorium, wearing masks and only senior students will be admitted.

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 DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Monday & Tuesday September 14-15, 2020

• Attention all students: Are you looking for a unique musical theatre experience this fall? Go to the DC Everest Performing Arts website or Facebook page for more information.  Audition forms are available now!
• Attention Juniors! The PSAT will be given at the High School on Saturday October 17 beginning at 8:00 a.m.  This is the National Merit Qualifying test for juniors.  Typically, students in the top 5-10% of their class are competitive on this test.  Cost to register is $25.  Registration is open in the main office until September 15 at 3:00 p.m.  Please see your school counselor with any questions.
• Students can choose a breakfast and/or lunch to bring home with them to enjoy on the days they are learning remotely. If a student has two days of remote learning ahead, they can choose to bring home enough meals for both days. Students can simply pick up the food as they exit the building at the end of their in-person day.
• Student who received the academic award letter are reminded to get them signed or emailed. If anyone has any questions, email or see Mrs. Seehafer in the main office. This is an accomplished award and looks great on your resume to colleges.
• A reminder that the IMC is open Monday-Thursday until 6:30.

Now please stand for the Pledge.