Medicine Pick-Up is March 23, 2020:
As previously mentioned, all schools have been mandated to be closed until April 6th. Understanding that this was an unexpected occurrence, many families may need to pick up prescriptions for this period of time. Administrators will have schools open on Monday, March 23rd, from 9:00 a.m. until noon for parents to pick up medication. Only individuals on the child’s pick up list may retrieve medication. Families will not have access to other areas of the schools for the duration of the closure. If this pick up time does not work for you, please contact your child’s school during this time period to make other arrangements with the building principal.
FREE Meals for Mid-Del Families Begin March 23, 2020
In our ongoing efforts to provide the latest updates with our Mid-Del patrons, Dr. Cobb will be available on Thursday, March 19th at 10:00 a.m. to answer your questions on Facebook Live @middelschools. We ask that you submit your questions on this post as we try to prepare as much information as we can for our community. We hope this will provide our families with needed information during this time. Thank you! #mdpurpose
Mid-Del Schools will be closed through April 3. The earliest classes will resume will be April 6.
FTotD: Following news as it develops will help your student stay on top of current events. Suggest downloading a news app to check in the morning and again before dinner, and discuss how the news has changed over the course of the day. For more tips, see the image.
Today is 'generations day' for WILD week, and our #futureEagles have so much spirit!
6th grade - old people
7th grade - toddlers
8th grade - babies
adults - DCMS kids
Later today, we'll see Mr. Mann taped to a wall!
Our leadership team has worked diligently to make this final WILD week a success. Yesterday was spirit day, and our students showed up in style! So proud of our #futureEagles!
It's WILD week, Falcons! We're joining the #DCHS_Eagles to raise money and awareness for the Oklahoma Children's Cancer Association. See the pic for each day's theme. Make it great, #futureEagles!
FTotD: Spark your child's interest in science by visiting a museum, zoo, aquarium, or botanical garden. Some have lectures or hands-on workshops where you can meet scientists. Your student may also learn about volunteer opportunities or internships. For more tips, see the image.
FTotD: As your students get older, new situations may call for new or different rules. Maybe your child has started driving, working at a part-time job, or dating. Sit down together to talk about your expectations. For more tips, see the photo.
Attention all upcoming 8th-12th graders! The State Regents for Higher Education offer FREE Summer Academies. Registration starts March 1st. Please visit
https://secure.okcollegestart.org/High_School_Planning/summer_academies/summer_academies.aspx for more information!
FToD: Online games/apps can turn into big time wasters for students—and keep them from completing important tasks. Encourage your students to budget time spent on apps/games and to set a timer or alarm to keep track of when to get back to other tasks. For more tips, see the pic.
Falcon TotD: Consequences teach responsibility. Let your child make decisions such as how to spend their money or whether to start homework before or after dinner. Then, discuss the pros & cons of those choices so your teen learns to think them through. See the pic for more!
Mid-Del Schools has canceled all classes and activities for Thursday, February 6th due to inclement weather. This includes all daytime and evening classes at the Mid-Del Technology Center.
Due to the forecast by the National Weather Service for winter weather conditions starting late tonight and early tomorrow, Mid-Del Public Schools will not have classes or activities on Wednesday, February 5, 2020. This includes all daytime and evening classes at the Mid-Del Technology Center.
Your child's safety is our first priority.
Falcon Tip of the Day: Does your teen resist dressing warmly for winter weather? Together, agree on a temperature when a coat and gloves are mandatory. Having a rule in place will cut down on morning debates about what to wear. For more tips, see the picture.
It’s an exciting 1st qtr as the Del Crest Falcons take on the Carl Albert Titans. There’s plenty of time to come out and support our #futureEagles!
Falcon TotD: Readers who visualize places/objects mentioned in books have better comprehension. If your student doesn’t know what something looks like, online images can help. For example, your child might search for “moor images” or “lute images.” For more tips, see the picture.
Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2020, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. #mdpurpose
Falcon TotD: Students often lash out at adults with rudeness. A calm response may keep things from escalating. You might say, “I understand you’re upset; we’ll talk more when you're calm.” Or “I want to hear you, but you’ll need to be respectful.” For more tips, see the image.
