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YEARBOOKSThere is a LIMITED SUPPLY of additional yearbooks that can be purchased on a first-come, first served basis via Infinite Campus at a cost of $70. The yearbook is located under optional fees and requires a debit or credit card for purchase.Yearbook sales begin Thursday, May 7 at 9 a.m. Sales will close when we have sold the surplus books. Again, first-come, first-served sales.They will be ready for pickup during the curbside pickup/dropoff May 20-22. Please watch your emails for the date and time for your student's grade level.If you do not know if you bought a book, please check your Infinite Campus account.
SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS EXPRESSING THEMSELVES: April 9, 2020
AP EXAM ANNOUNCEMENTS: April 7, 2020
AP Tests for the 2019-20 School year will be all online. Each test will be 45 minutes in the form of one or two free response type essay questions. Students are directed to the College Board Link below for test dates, test procedures and FAQ’s.
Students, please stay in close contact with your teachers, for there will likely be more information upcoming.
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D.C. EVEREST MUSICIANS SHOWCASE AND HONE THEIR SKILLS AT DISNEY VENUES IN FLORIDA
This March Joe Finnegan, D.C. Everest Senior High Band Instructor, had the opportunity to showcase the talents of his D.C. Everest Senior High band students in Orlando, Florida. Having traveled with other student bands to Disney earlier in his career, Mr. Finnegan was keenly aware of the opportunities such a trip presented.
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D.C. EVEREST HYDROPONIC FARM PROVIDES FRESH LEAFY GREENS FOR FAMILIES IMPACTED BY CORONAVIRUS
Normally, at this time of year the halls of D.C. Everest Senior High would be teeming with high school students, instructors and staff members working toward the close of the academic year.
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D.C. EVEREST ENTREPRENEUR UTILIZES HER SEWING SKILLS TO HELP PROTECT HEALTHCARE AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS
D.C. Everest Senior Maisie Gelhar has already established herself as a successful entrepreneur and secured a position on the UW-Milwaukee Women’s track team.
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Students Showcase the New Tech Education Wing at the D.C. Everest Senior High
To celebrate the official opening of the new D.C. Everest (DCE) Senior High Tech Education wing, community and business leaders, DCE alumni, government representatives, DCE School Board members, donors and DCE staff, students, administrators and instructors gathered for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony led by members of the Greater Wausau Area Chamber of Commerce.
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DCE SMART Team Showcases Ebola Virus Research at Marathon County History Society
After months of research, the D.C. Everest Senior High Students Modeling a Research Topic team (SMART) presented their findings to an audience assembled at the Marathon County Historical Society. The SMART team program is a national program led by the Center for Biomolecular Modeling located at the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
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D.C. EVEREST SKILLSUSA TEAM SECURES TOP FINISHES AT REGIONAL COMPETITION
The DC Everest Skills Team — Brandon Ninnemann, Zach Mootz, Brayden Kinderman, Jamison Morgan, Evan Marcell, Dylan Sands and Nathan Lampkin — had a great showing at the UW-Stout Regional SkillsUSA Competition on Friday, February 28.
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CENTRAL WISCONSIN STORM PLAYERS HONOR INFLUENTIAL TEACHERS
The Central Wisconsin Storm girls’ hockey team recently hosted its inaugural Teacher Appreciation Night.
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D.C. Everest DECA’s Four Student-led Businesses Earn Gold-level Status
The D.C. Everest DECA Chapter earned four gold-level School Based Enterprise (SBE) certifications — the only school district in Wisconsin to do so. The newest school-based enterprise — the Spirit Box — earned gold status after being in business for just three months. DECA’s other three businesses — The DECA Depot, The Junior High DECA Depot and Everest Expressions — all were re-certified with a gold status. The DCE DECA club will now prepare to compete against 512 gold-level SBEs from around the United States at the national competition.
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D.C. Everest Alumni Achieves Her Dream — Becomes a Member of the UW-Madison Marching Band
Nicole Montag, DCE class of 2018, achieved her dream in her freshman year of college — she earned a spot in the University of Wisconsin - Madison Badger Marching Band. Nicole has been working toward that goal for years.
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D.C. Everest SkillsUSA Team Secures Top Honors at Regional Competition
Members of the D.C. Everest SkillsUSA student organization earned top honors at the 2020 Regional Competition hosted at Northcentral Technical College.
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Wisconsin School Music Association’s High School State Honors Concert
Congratulations to Everest student Sophia Winowiski who was selected to perform with 428 Wisconsin’s finest young musicians at the Wisconsin School Music Association’s High School State Honors Concerts held on October 24 at the Madison Overture Center.
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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ATTEND REGIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Members of DC Everest Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) traveled to Stratford High School on Saturday, February 1, to compete in a variety of academic events and attend professional development workshops at their annual Regional Leadership Conference.
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D.C. Everest SMART Team - Ebola VHF- Tuning into a Killer
The D.C. Everest SMART Team (Students Modeling a Research Topic) is a student group from the D.C. Everest high school that is focusing on this epidemic. They have been researching current journal articles and interacting with Dr. Peter Halfmann, a researcher at UW Madison, to learn more about Ebola and the vaccines being developed to combat this horrific disease.
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D.C. Everest Dance Team Members End Their Season with State Honors
The D.C. Everest Dance Team ended their season with strong finishes at the Wisconsin Association of Cheer/Pom Coaches (WACPC) State High School Championships 2020 held in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
