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Eighty-seven Business and Marketing students from both the D.C. Everest Junior High and Senior High competed in Junior Achievement’s Business Challenge hosted at Northcentral Technical College.

43 D.C. Everest Senior High students visited the Heavy Equipment Operators Training Center in Coloma, Wisconsin.

Thirteen members of the D.C. Everest Junior High Choir participated in “Singing In Wisconsin” —  a state -wide event organized by the Wisconsin Choral Directors Association.

DCE Junior High students participated in the day-long Heavy Metal Tour and an Engineering Tomorrow challenge.

On November 9, six D.C. Everest FBLA teams competed at the Regional Finance Bowl hosted at Northcentral Technical College with 5 of the 6 teams advancing to at least the quarter finals round. A total of 26 teams competed at the event. 

Fifty-two students from the D.C. Everest Junior High and DCE Senior High Business and Marketing Departments competed in Junior Achievement’s Titan Business Challenge held at Northcentral Technical College on November 17. The event provides student teams the opportunity to compete against their peers as they navigate the challenges of running a simulated company.

On December 7, the D.C. Everest Senior High hosted its annual National Honor Society Induction Ceremony and welcomed 130 initiates from grades 10 – 12. 

Two D.C. Everest Senior High Students earned second and third place in the 2022 Congressional App Challenge for Wisconsin’s 7th District. The IT contest allows middle and high school students to code their own apps using any programming language and platform. 

After months of preparation, 14 aspiring D.C. Everest Junior High entrepreneurs put their best foot forward and pitched their business ideas to 24 local business leaders in the hopes of earning starter funds to launch their enterprises.

This summer 239 talented Wisconsin student-musicians traveled throughout Europe as Wisconsin Ambassadors of Music, including 22 D.C. Everest Senior High students and a collection of North Central Wisconsin students from Auburndale, Lakeland and Minocqua. 

In its 38th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, Gatorade today announced Sara Mlodik of D.C. Everest Senior High School is the 2022-23 Gatorade Wisconsin Girls Cross Country Player of the Year. Mlodik is the first Gatorade Wisconsin Girls Cross Country Player of the Year to be chosen from D.C. Everest Senior High School.   

The D.C. Everest District is proud to announce Point of Convergence, the D.C. Everest Senior High student literary magazine, has received the rank of Excellent in the 2022 Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines (REALM) program.

The D.C. Everest Future Business Leaders of America team competed at the Regional Leadership Conference on February 4 and earned an overall second place finish out of a field of 30 team competitors

On February 13, members of the D.C. Everest Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) team competed at the regional competition held in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

Each year the DCE Gaming Club selects organizations that will receive the charity funds. This year, all of the charity auction proceeds — more than $6,500 — were donated to Prevent Suicide Marathon County.

On February 18, the D.C. Everest Fishing Team was named the 2022 Wisconsin Interscholastic Fishing Association Team of the Year out of a field of more than 120 WIFA high school teams around the state. WIFA is committed to the education, conservation and management of natural resources and building an understanding of aquatic ecosystems and sciences. WIFA’s primary goals are to get students involved in the outdoors and to become future ambassadors of the sport of fishing through spirited competition.   

As part of a new Electricity Engineering Project at the D.C. Everest Middle School, sixth grade students delved into the field of study through a variety of hands-on circuitry activities, model construction, electric vehicle design challenges and input from a current NASA engineer. 

Seventeen members from the DC Everest DECA Chapter competed in the Wisconsin DECA State Career Development Conference last week in Lake Geneva. 

On March 14, the Everest Area Optimists hosted their annual Optimist Speech Contest at the D.C. Everest Junior High IMC. Students had to present a four-to-five-minute speech on the topic: "Discovering the Optimism Within Me".

D.C. Everest Junior Gabriel Golbach participated in the prestigious Senate Scholar Program in Madison, Wisconsin.

Members of the D.C. Everest Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) team competed at the state competition and had a strong showing, earning a series of gold and silver place finishes with one member advancing to national-level competition to be held in Denver, CO.

Nine D.C. Everest juniors were selected to participate as student delegates in Badger State programs this summer. During the week-long civic leadership program, students will learn how government works by creating their own city, county and state level governments

Recent D.C. Everest  alumna (Class of 2023) Elizabeth Krause earned second place in the U.S. in the Teach and Train event at the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America national competition.

Former Weston Elementary student Reid Frame spent approximately six hours completing a Smart Track painted obstacle course on the grounds of the school. Reid, an Eagle Scout from Troop 435,  was joined by family and community members as well as staff.

The U.S. Department of State's National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) provides critical overseas language learning opportunities and cultural immersion experiences for selected students.

Emily Jacobson, Gao Jer Vang and SunJana Yang — have completed the rigorous requirements to earn the Global Scholar Designation and Certificate via the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

D.C. Everest Senior High students Lauren Koslowski and Dan Gerrits have been selected to represent their school and community as a member of the “All American D-Day Band,” which will perform in Normandy, France in June.

Students enrolled in the D.C. Everest Senior High Woods 2 and Woods 3 courses recently participated in the annual Wood Olympics & Career Fair hosted at Northcentral Technical College's Wood Technology Center in Antigo.

The Central Wisconsin Mathematics League hosts math competitions for high school students across the state of Wisconsin. The D.C. Everest Math Team continued its proud history of excellence with students earning top honors across all categories.

Eight students from the D.C. Everest Middle School recently participated in the Regional Science Bee competition.

On May 3, D.C. Everest Senior High students enrolled in the DCE Enterprises course delivered a custom-made reinforced steel door and frame to members of the SAFER Fire District (South Area Fire and Emergency Response).

Since the new Tech Ed wing and Culinary Lab opened in 2020, the D.C. Everest Senior High has invited younger DCE Evergreens to participate in hands-on lessons with DCE Senior High students.

DECA members demonstrate their college and career readiness by participating in DECA’s industry-validated Competitive Events Program, aligned with Career Clusters in the areas of marketing, finance, hospitality, management, and entrepreneurship.

D.C. Everest seniors competed in the Central Wisconsin Manufacturing Alliance (CWIMA) Machining Competition, testing their skills against 20 other students from eight area schools. 

In May, two D.C. Everest Junior High Global Scholars — Mackenzie Stone and Cadence Rice — completed their Service-Learning project by organizing a “Tape a Teacher” fundraiser for the Ripple Effect Project