Deer Creek-Lamont

Congratulations to this group of freshmen for attending their first Greenhand Contest of the year! They all took the Greenhand Quiz and did great! We are looking forward to a few more contests with them over the next few weeks! #FFA #GREENHANDQUIZ

DCLA students had a lot of indoor exhibits this week as well! To say we were well represented in all categories of the fair is an understatement!! Great job Eagles!!

DCLA FFA will host our first blood drive for the year this Wednesday 9/18 from 9:30 until 1:30 in the DCLA Event Center.

📚✨ Title I Parent Meeting: Math & Reading ✨📚 Parents, mark your calendars! 🗓️ Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Fitch will host a Title I parent meeting on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 5:30 PM in the elementary library. This is your chance to: -Learn about the strategies and resources we’re using to boost your child’s math and reading skills. 🧠📖 -Discover how you can support your child’s learning at home. 🏠💡 -Get your questions answered and connect with other parents and teachers. 🤝 Your involvement makes a big difference! See you there! 😊 #ParentEngagement #StudentSuccess #TitleI

Sports Boosters Meeting this Thursday, September 12, 2024, at 5:30 at the Lamont First Christian Church. All are welcome!

A big thank you to Kemper Hill for installing a new flagpole rope at DCLA Elementary! 🎉🇺🇸 And a huge shoutout to Double R Oilfield for allowing Kemper to use the bucket truck! 🚜🙌 Your support means a lot! 🌟

Thank you to the Tonkawa Tribal Casino and Tonkawa Tribe for the generous donation of school supplies! 🎉📚✏️ Your support means so much to us! 🙌😊

🎉 DCLA Elementary extends a heartfelt THANK YOU to L&L HVAC Supply Company for their generous donation of a mini split for our special needs room and Stacy Electric for installing it in so quickly. ❤️ Your support makes a difference in creating a comfortable environment for our students! 🌟😊 #Gratitude #CommunitySupport

Practical Tips for Students to Manage Stress and Anxiety During the Back-to-School Transition: 1. Create a Routine: Establish a daily schedule that includes time for schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and relaxation. Consistency can help reduce uncertainty and stress. 2. Set Realistic Goals: Break down your tasks into manageable steps and set achievable goals. This can make large projects or busy schedules feel less overwhelming. 3. Stay Organized: Use planners, calendars, or apps to keep track of assignments, deadlines, and activities. Staying organized can help you feel more in control. 4. Practice Time Management: Prioritize your tasks and avoid procrastination. Allocate specific times for studying, breaks, and leisure to maintain a balanced schedule. 5. Get Enough Sleep: Aim for 8-10 hours of sleep each night. A well-rested mind and body can handle stress better and improve overall performance. 6. Stay Active: Regular physical activity can help reduce stress and improve your mood. Even a short walk or quick exercise routine can make a difference. 7. Eat Healthily: Maintain a balanced diet and stay hydrated. Avoid excessive caffeine and sugary foods, which can increase anxiety. 8. Practice Mindfulness and Relaxation: Engage in activities like deep breathing exercises, meditation, or yoga. These practices can help calm your mind and reduce stress. 9. Connect with Others: Talk to friends, family, or a trusted adult about your feelings. Sharing your thoughts can provide relief and perspective. 10. Limit Screen Time: Take breaks from screens, especially social media, which can sometimes contribute to stress. Engage in offline activities you enjoy. 11. Seek Help When Needed: If you feel overwhelmed, don’t hesitate to reach out to your school counselor or a mental health professional. Seeking support is a proactive step towards managing stress. 12. Stay Positive: Focus on your strengths and achievements. Maintain a positive outlook and practice self-compassion, especially during challenging times. ***Remember, managing stress is a skill that takes practice. Implementing these tips can help you navigate the back-to-school transition more smoothly and maintain your well-being. #BackToSchool #StressManagement #StudentWellbeing

🎉 Congratulations to our 2024-25 Class Officers! 🎉 We’re excited to introduce the leaders representing each class this year. From the 7th grade to the Seniors, these students will guide our school community with dedication and leadership. Let’s give them a big round of applause and support them throughout the year! 💙 Senior Class: President: Nicolette Webster Vice-President: Braden Bledsoe Secretary/Treasurer: Braylee Lovall STUCO: Preston Waggoner, Cantrell Compala, and Christian Walls 💛 Junior Class: President: Brice Bledsoe Vice-President: Dawson Scott Secretary: Derby Darling Treasurer: Kyler Hyke STUCO: Tate Darling and Jace Lopez 💚 Sophomore Class: President: Tripp Briggs Vice President: Will Muegge Secretary: Liam Fischer Treasurer: Bristol Darling STUCO: Jonas Sims and Lincoln Taylor 💜 Freshman Class: President: Hadley Ward Vice-President: Gage Webster Secretary/Treasurer: Chase Andrews STUCO: Gage Webster and Aspen Burton 🧡 Eighth Grade Class: President: Joseph Shelton Vice-President: Nikoli Eckles Secretary/Reporter: Paxton Schneeberger STUCO: Ruthie McReynolds ❤️ Seventh Grade Class: President: Carson Weber Vice-President: Connor Evans Secretary/Treasurer: Reagan Sims STUCO: Sheridan Miller and Corbin Spleth Let’s make this school year the best one yet! 🌟 #Leadership #ClassOfficers #SchoolSpirit

Cherokee Cross Country Meet medal places: Krese Blanton 5th Beckham Miller 21st Ely Hernandez 32nd Aubree Miller 2nd Kaylee Hohmann 19th Claire Miller 29th Briar Loveall 40th Well done, Eagles!

🎉 Yearbooks 2023-24 Now On Sale! 🎉 Capture the memories of last school year with our 2023-24 yearbook! 💲 Price: $25.00 📞 Contact Mrs. Childress or the Office to purchase. Don't miss out on this keepsake—get your yearbook today! #Yearbook2024 #SchoolMemories #YearbookForSale

The Importance of Mental Health for Students Maintaining good mental health is crucial for students' overall well-being and academic success. Mental health affects how students think, feel, and act, influencing their ability to handle stress, relate to others, and make healthy choices. Prioritizing mental health can lead to improved concentration, better grades, and stronger relationships. It also helps prevent issues such as anxiety and depression from interfering with daily life. If you or someone you know needs support, check out these valuable resources: https://mhanational.org/mental-health-resources-parents https://www.samhsa.gov/families/parent-caregiver-resources https://www.acf.hhs.gov/behavioral-health/parents-caregivers/mental-health-resources-parents-and-caregivers https://www.thecheckinproject.org/mental-health-resources-for-parents https://www.aap.org/en/patient-care/mental-health-initiatives/mental-health-resources-for-families/ Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength. Your mental health matters! #MentalHealthMatters #StudentWellbeing

Our students have had a great Grant County Free Fair!! Bristol Darling-grand and reserve grand lamb and champion senior showman. Derby Darling-grand wether goat and champion senior showman. Nicolette Webster-grand steer. Reserve sr poultry showman. Hadley Ward-grand doe goat. Piper Hill-Reserve doe goat. Paisley Perry-champion junior goat showman. Gavin Hill-Grand Poultry Alexi Hill-Champion intermediate poultry showman. Draxton Davis-Champion Pee Wee poultry showman.

🎉 We’re thrilled to share that our amazing sixth graders and staff members rolled up their sleeves and helped assemble new classroom desks! 🛠️📚 Thanks to the funds raised from the sale of surplus buses, our students now have a fresh, sturdy place to learn. Great teamwork, everyone! 🙌 #FutureLeaders #CommunityImpact #ClassroomUpgrades 📸✨

Our DCLA Ag students helped the Grant County Fairboard tonight by helping set up the outdoor pens for livestock and helped move some shelving to the building for the indoor exhibits!! Thank you all for showing up!!

If you have any fair projects that need entered and want Mrs. Junghanns to take them please make sure they are to the ag building by 3:30 today.

Happy Labor Day!

Just a reminder there will be no school for students this Friday or Monday. Enjoy the long weekend!

Please contact Mrs Junghanns as soon as possible if your child plans to show livestock, chickens, rabbits, or horses at the county fair next week! Remember, if you are going to show in the spring you have to have an entry at the fair next week! It can be indoors or livestock but they have to be entered! I can take entries Wednesday evening if they are at the high school by 2:30 that day!!