Homecoming is Next Week.
Student Made Flyer
Come out Friday Night!!
Student Made Flyer: Q Robles
Today Gian Paul Gonzales spoke to DC about being ALL IN. Thank you GP for speaking to our students today
Come Out Wednesday and Support Student Council
Meet the Team Night. This Friday after the football game #watchDCsoar
Come out tomorrow and support DCHS Wrestling
Officers of ROTC, Student Council, Choir, FCCLA, NHS, Senior Class, Junior Class, Sophomore Class, Freshmen Class and Eagle Press participated in the DC Officer Retreat Team Soar. They are zip lining, kayaking, and other team building activities together. We are One! We are DC.
Eagles Won 63-7 watchDCsoar #okpreps
49-7. End of the 3rd #watchdcsoar
42-7. Halftime #watchDCsoar
42-0 #watchDCsoar
34-0. #watchDCsoar
14-0. #watchDCsoar
Eagles Score. 7-0
Congrats to Ms. Martin for receiving the Strike ‘Em Out Award and Ms. McCollister for the TIREsome Teacher Award for the Week. #WatchDCsoar
Mid-Del Schools to launch first-in-state program to address period poverty for K-12 students. In partnership with SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital - Midwest, the Midwest City-Del City Public Schools Foundation is pleased to announce a groundbreaking program for addressing period poverty in public schools by providing dispensers with free period products in restroom facilities in each of the district’s elementary, middle and high schools. This innovative program is the first in Oklahoma and one of the first in the nation.
Period poverty is known as the condition of being disadvantaged due to menstruation and is most often experienced by individuals under financial constraints. Lack of access to adequate pads or tampons can lead to students missing class, staying home from school, falling behind academically and more. These effects can often be magnified for young people starting their menstruation journey, which can be a confusing time, especially when combined with myriad other physical and social challenges of adolescence. Inflation and rising costs of living also contribute to period poverty.
“Period poverty is one of those problems that people tend to think of as happening in other times and places – if they are aware of it at all,” said Lindse Barks, director, Midwest City-Del City Public School Foundation. “Unfortunately, period poverty is very real for today’s Oklahoma students, and we believe this partnership will go a long way to help address it. Additionally, we hope this will help start a dialogue not only in our schools but in our community and the state as a whole, so we may all better understand and confront the inequities brought about by period poverty.”
The district is engaging Aunt Flow, a nationwide purveyor of period products, to install 207 dispensers during the fall semester. High-quality, sustainably made period products will then be made available in those dispensers free to all students and teachers, regardless of income or need – no questions asked. SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital - Midwest is sponsoring the dispensers.
“The Founding Sisters of SSM Health St. Anthony were dedicated to serving Oklahoma’s vulnerable and addressing the inequities of their time, just as we believe Mid-Del Schools is doing through this program today,” said Karen Green, regional director of Mission Integration, SSM Health St. Anthony. “Our organization has been eager to jump onboard in support of this initiative as it reflects our Mission-driven goal of expanding access to high-quality health care to all who need it.”
Come Support The Girls Volleyball Tonight. Last Home Game for the Season
Senior pictures and underclassmen retakes are tomorrow in the library. Students will come during their English classes. Seniors if you had your picture taken with Oklahoma School Pictures in the summer you do not have to have your picture made.
Seniors started a new tradition this year. Painting Parking Spots.
Students, enjoy your 3 day weekend. #WatchDCSoar
