Reminder to the seniors that the Deckerville Education Foundation Scholarship is due on Friday, April 23, 2021, at noon to Mrs. Ford in the counseling office.
April 9th, 2021
Dear School Community,
As a district, we are aware of the increases of positivity rates of COVID-19 that is occurring in our state and particularly in the greater thumb area. We are also aware of the recommendations of the Sanilac County Health Department and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services as well as the Office of the Governor, for schools to voluntarily suspend face to face instruction and extra-curricular activities such as school sports, for a period of two weeks. We do not necessarily disagree, however, these are recommendations, not mandates. At this time, we have no known cases of COVID-19 in our students or staff, and we have not added any new cases to our COVID-19 dashboard since March 20th, at which time we had suspended face to face instruction for six days just prior to Easter break.
Given that we have no positive cases, Deckerville Community Schools will remain OPEN at this time, and our athletes will participate in school sports. We will, however, continue to monitor this situation carefully and remain prepared to transition to remote instruction if we see a rise in cases of COVID in our schools. We will continue to follow safety protocols, and our custodial crew has been instructed to increase disinfection of our building. Parents and guardians of our students can help us by closely monitoring your children and keeping them home if they show any symptoms, or have been in close contact with friends or family members that have shown symptoms.
We recommend taking action to help limit the spread of COVID-19, even if staff members or students are not experiencing symptoms:
• Wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) while in public places or if people who do not live with you must visit your home.
• Practice social distancing (maintaining a distance of 6 feet apart).
• Practice frequent handwashing (using soap for 20 seconds or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol).
• Follow capacity restrictions of social gatherings.
• Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or with the inside of your elbow and immediately wash your hands.
• Stay home if you are sick; you can also get tested.
If you have any questions, contact the Sanilac County Health Department at 810-648-4098. For answers to your COVID-19 questions, please call the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 Hotline at 888-535-6136 or visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus. You may also contact our school district at 810-376-3615.
Sincerely,
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
UPCOMING TESTING:
Tuesday 4-13
7th Gr Virtual Day you will complete your work from home.
8th Gr PSAT testing @ 8:00am
9th Gr PSAT testing @ 8:00am
10th Gr PSAT testing @ 8:00am
11th Gr SAT testing @ 8:00 am. NO Career Ctr for 11th grade.
11th Gr Dismissed after testing.
12th Gr Virtual Day you will complete your work from home. You will be expected to attend Career Ctr.
Wednesday 4-14
11th Gr ACT Work Keys testing @ 8:00 am. NO Career Ctr for 11th grade. Normal afternoon schedule.
All other grades per your normal schedule for second semester
Thursday 4-15
11th Gr M-Step SCI/SS testing @ 12:30pm
There will be Career Ctr. for both 11th & 12th Gr.
All other grades per your normal schedule for second semester
March 24, 2021
To Whom It May Concern,
The Deckerville Community Schools Board of Education would like to express its disapproval with the recent
testing requirements for student athletics imposed by the Michigan Department of Health and Human
Services. These require all individuals, ages 13-19, participating in contact and non-contact school sports to
test for SARS-CoV-2 on a weekly basis. Our Board of Education is opposed to these requirements for the
following reasons:
First, most spring sports in K-12 school districts are both non-contact, and played out of doors. The nature and
venue of these sports practices and competitions call for minimal to no physical contact. In addition, student
athletes and coaches may easily maintain social distancing on out of door playing fields. Such conditions limit
the spread of COVID, making weekly testing unnecessary.
Second, these requirements represent a reactionary over-correction to the recent increase in positive COVID
cases. It is unclear whether sports activities have caused or contributed to the trend. The majority of new
positive cases have no connection with sports activities whatsoever.
Third, although rapid tests are being provided at no cost to school districts through the MI Safe Sports Testing
Program, the burden of implementation of this program falls upon the local sports organizations. Even though
remote, no-cost training is being provided, the fact remains that many schools have no professional health
care workers on staff, and problematic infrastructure for mass testing. In addition, the rapid tests are invasive
in nature, and place school personnel in a precarious position in regard to adult to student interactions.
Fourth, vaccination rates are increasing daily. Presumably, infection rates must fall to more manageable levels
in the near future, making weekly testing unnecessary.
Finally, the Deckerville Community Schools Board of Education continues to oppose weekly testing
requirements for student athletes. Our Board of Education urges the Michigan Department of Health and
Human Services to reconsider such extreme and unnecessary measures.
Sincerely,
Deckerville Community Schools Board of Education
TRANSITION TO REMOTE LEARNING
MICHAEL HUGAN
March 18th, 2021
Dear Deckerville School Community,
Over the last couple of days, several of our students, both secondary and elementary have tested positive for COVID-19 and were present in our schools. This has made it necessary to quarantine a large portion of the student body and several staff members. These quarantines have presented our district with significant instructional and staffing challenges, as well as concern for the safety of our students and staff members and their families.
Effective Friday, March 19th, Deckerville Community Schools will transition to full remote learning for all grades, with a return to face to face instruction planned for Monday, April 5th.
Students will be sent home with devices and teachers will continue to engage and instruct their students via Google Classroom. If your student(s) have issues with connectivity to the internet, please contact the high school or elementary school office. It is important to emphasize that this transition to remote learning should not in any way be considered an “early” Spring Break. Remote instruction will begin tomorrow, March 19th, and continue until Friday, March 26th. Please be reminded that Friday, March 26th is also the end of the third marking period, and students will be expected to have assignments complete by then.
Career Center: Career Center students may continue with their program. A bus will be made available to transport students to the ISD and will run at its normal times. However, students will need to arrange transportation to and from the Deckerville High School campus.
Food Distribution: Deckerville Community Schools will not be distributing food during this 6 day period of remote instruction.
We are continuing to work closely with the Sanilac County Health Department to identify Close Contacts of School Associated Cases of COVID-19. Anyone identified as a Close Contact will be notified by the health department as a part of the COVID-19 investigation process. Please answer the phone if the health department contacts you, as a contact tracer may be trying to reach you with important information.
We recommend taking action to help limit the spread of COVID-19, even if staff members or students are not experiencing symptoms:
• Wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) while in public places or if people who do not live with you must visit your home.
• Practice social distancing (maintaining a distance of 6 feet apart).
• Practice frequent handwashing (using soap for 20 seconds or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol).
• Follow capacity restrictions of social gatherings.
• Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or with the inside of your elbow and immediately wash your hands.
• Stay home if you are sick; you can also get tested.
Thank you for understanding that, due to medical privacy laws, we are not able to release the names of the individuals with COVID-19. We will continue to communicate changes and updates with you. With your participation, we believe we can maintain a safe environment while also providing quality education.
If you have any questions, contact the Sanilac County Health Department at 810-648-4098. For answers to your COVID-19 questions, please call the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 Hotline at 888-535-6136 or visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus.
Sincerely,
Michael Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
March 16th, 2021
Dear School Community,
As noted on our COVID-19 Dashboard
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1494I-yXQHbKzU6kPs6aVIxKS4jpFnsUp8Vx68AKNkLM , on Monday evening, March15th, we learned about two school associated cases of COVID-19 in students at Deckerville Community Schools. Unfortunately, this has led to the quarantining of our Girls Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Junior High Basketball Teams. Cleaning and disinfecting of the exposed location(s) has been completed.
Deckerville Community Schools will remain OPEN at this time. We are working closely with the Sanilac County Health Department to identify Close Contacts of School Associated Cases of COVID-19. Anyone identified as a Close Contact will be notified by the health department as a part of the COVID-19 investigation process. Please answer the phone if the health department contacts you, as a contact tracer may be trying to reach you with important information.
We recommend taking action to help limit the spread of COVID-19, even if staff members or students are not experiencing symptoms:
• Wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) while in public places or if people who do not live with you must visit your home.
• Practice social distancing (maintaining a distance of 6 feet apart).
• Practice frequent handwashing (using soap for 20 seconds or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol).
• Follow capacity restrictions of social gatherings.
• Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or with the inside of your elbow and immediately wash your hands.
• Stay home if you are sick; you can also get tested.
Thank you for understanding that, due to medical privacy laws, we are not able to release the names of the individuals with COVID-19. We will continue to communicate changes and updates with you. With your participation, we believe we can maintain a safe environment while also providing quality education.
If you have any questions, contact the Sanilac County Health Department at 810-648-4098. For answers to your COVID-19 questions, please call the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 Hotline at 888-535-6136 or visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus.
Sincerely,
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
Paraprofessional Position Opening Translator
5.83 Hours per day/5 days per week
Anyone who is interested please see the attached qualifications and inquire by calling 810-376-3615
SENIORS!!! Graduation weekend is June 11, 12, 13. We are hoping for a Friday night (June 11th) outdoor Graduation Ceremony similar to last year. In the event that date will not work we will fall back to a Saturday (June 12th)or a Sunday (June 13th) evening ceremony. Please keep in mind we are trying to do the best we can with the information, resources and limits we have at this time. More details will follow. Thank you!
Hunters Safety
Lifetouch will be in the elementary for spring pix on March 24, 2021. Stayed tuned for additional info.
Class of 2021 Seniors...Please turn in your class dues, senior pictures and baby pictures by this Friday 02/26/21-Thank you!!!
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that tomorrow, Wednesday, February 17th, Deckerville Community Schools will be closed due to inclement weather. Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 17th, Deckerville Community Schools will be closed due to inclement weather. Please stay safe and warm, and have a great evening!
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that tomorrow, Tuesday, February 16th, Deckerville Community Schools will be closed due to inclement weather. Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 16th, Deckerville Community Schools will be closed due to inclement weather. Thank you and have a great evening!
Time is running out to file the FAFSA by the preferred deadline, March 1st, so Deckerville is hosting a FAFSA Night on Thursday, February 18th from 6-8pm in the high school library. This is a chance to receive one on one assistance while completing the FAFSA with your student. You and your student can drop by anytime from 6-8, and the FAFSA usually takes about a half hour to complete. If you have any questions, please contact our College Adviser, Heather Mahoney by calling the school or emailing her at hmahoney@deckerville.k12.mi.us
Good morning. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that today, Friday, February 5th, Deckerville Community Schools is closed due to inclement weather. Today, February 5th, Deckerville Community Schools is closed due to inclement weather. Thank you and have a great weekend!
The 2020-2021 Elementary yearbooks are now available to purchase online. Follow the instructions below:
1) Go to the Deckerville website – http://deckerville.k12.mi.us
2) Click on the link “yearbook purchase” under either the high school or elementary tab.
3) This tab will redirect you to the Josten's web site.
4) Elementary tab
5) If purchasing just the yearbook click the yearbook $15.00 tab.
6) Add the number of yearbooks you would like to order to the cart.
7) Fill out your name and payment options. The email option is also available.
8) Hit the checkout tab.
The yearbook will be sent to the school along with the other yearbook orders. The Elementary yearbook will arrive in June 2021.
**You may order a HS/JH yearbook the same way, just go through the HS/JH tab.**
Parent Teacher Conferences are scheduled for tomorrow, February 4 from 12:30 to 3 P.M. If you would like to speak with a teacher at the high school, we will be available. You can also email or call to schedule a time to speak on the phone or do a virtual meeting.
In need of meals, clothing, shelter or other essential needs? 2-1-1 is a non-emergency public service number that connects people with local resources. Dial 2-1-1 or visit 211NEMichigan.org to learn more and chat with a live agent.
January 27th, 2021
Dear School Community,
As noted on our COVID-19 Dashboard
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1494I-yXQHbKzU6kPs6aVIxKS4jpFnsUp8Vx68AKNkLM , on Wednesday, January 27th, we learned about two school associated cases of COVID-19 in a student or staff person at Deckerville Community Schools. Cleaning and disinfecting of the exposed location(s) has been completed.
Deckerville Community Schools will remain OPEN at this time. However, the students and teachers of the classrooms which these students were in will transition to remote learning as of today. As per Health Department guidelines, these students will be able to return to in-person instruction on Tuesday, February 3rd, as long as they show no symptoms. In addition, we are working closely with the Sanilac County Health Department to identify Close Contacts of School Associated Cases of COVID-19. Anyone identified as a Close Contact will be notified by the health department as a part of the COVID-19 investigation process. Please answer the phone if the health department contacts you, as a contact tracer may be trying to reach you with important information.
We recommend taking action to help limit the spread of COVID-19, even if staff members or students are not experiencing symptoms:
• Wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) while in public places or if people who do not live with you must visit your home.
• Practice social distancing (maintaining a distance of 6 feet apart).
• Practice frequent handwashing (using soap for 20 seconds or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol).
• Follow capacity restrictions of social gatherings.
• Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or with the inside of your elbow and immediately wash your hands.
• Stay home if you are sick; you can also get tested.
Thank you for understanding that, due to medical privacy laws, we are not able to release the names of the individuals with COVID-19. We will continue to communicate changes and updates with you. With your participation, we believe we can maintain a safe environment while also providing quality education.
If you have any questions, contact the Sanilac County Health Department at 810-648-4098. For answers to your COVID-19 questions, please call the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 Hotline at 888-535-6136 or visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus.
Dear Deckerville Schools Community. We are aware that several local news outlets are reporting that Deckerville Community Schools, and in particular, Deckerville Elementary School, is currently experiencing an “outbreak” of COVID-19. Although we have had several cases reported to us since January 4th, the majority have been in our high school or among staff members, not our elementary school. Many of these cases have been students or staff that were already quarantined before becoming symptomatic. One new case was reported today, originating from a high school student who was already quarantined. It is unclear why these news outlets consider the number of cases in our school district to be notable at this time. No news organization has contacted school officials, and our COVID-19 dashboard, located on our website, has been updated regularly. Please help us to continue keep our schools safe: Here are actions you can take:
• Wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) when around people with whom you do not live.
• Practice social distancing (maintaining a distance of 6 feet apart).
• Practice frequent handwashing (using soap for 20 seconds or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol).
• Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or with the inside of your elbow and immediately wash your hands.
• Stay home if you are sick.
Here are links to our virtual holiday concerts.
K-4 General music vocal concert- https://youtu.be/ZLQtSaFe4xI
5th, 6th, Jr. High, High School bands- https://youtu.be/yRQI1orpU4g
The Deckerville Community School Board is serving notice that there is one vacant seat currently open on the Board. Any citizen of age 18 years or older who resides within the geographic boundaries of Deckerville Community Schools is eligible to be appointed by the Board to this seat. If you are interested in serving your school community as a school board member, you must submit a letter of interest either in person to the District Administrative Office, or via e-mail to mhugan@deckerville.k12.mi.us by Thursday, January 21st at 12:00pm. You will also need to attend the next Regular School Board meeting which is scheduled to take place on Monday, January 25th at 7:00pm in the high school library. At this meeting, the Board will appoint a new trustee for the vacant seat.
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to remind that tomorrow, Monday, January 4th, Deckerville Community Schools is returning to full program in-person learning, grades pre-school through 12th. Tomorrow, Monday, January 4th, Deckerville Community Schools is returning to full program in person learning, grades pre-school through 12th. We are looking forward to having our students return to our classrooms. Please remember to wear your masks. See you in school tomorrow! Thank you, and have a good evening.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year to the Deckerville School Community! We are looking forward to seeing our students in school as we resume full-program, preschool through 12th grade, in-person learning on Monday, January 4th. Sanilac Please remember to wear your masks! An all-call reminder will be made on Sunday, January 3rd.
Deckerville middle school and high school will now provide your student's progress report and report cards through Skyward Student or Family access, located in the gradebook tab. Progress report grades will be entered and available for viewing on Wednesday 12/16/2020 at 8am. If you are still interested in getting a paper copy of your student's progress report and report cards please email Monica at mwarczinsky@deckerville.k12.mi.us, or call our office to request a copy 810-376-3875. You will need to provide/confirm your address at the time of your request. My virtual students grades can be accessed through Edmentum. Thank you
Good afternoon. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community schools. I am calling to inform you that on Friday, December 11th, Deckerville Community Schools will distribute food to our students and families. If your family does not wish to receive meals, please contact our Food Service Director, Laura Vogel, via e-mail at lvogel@deckerville.k12.mi.us. These meals will be delivered via our bus routes, beginning at 11:00am. Please watch for them at your normal stop. We ask that during the approximate distribution times that you have pets such as dogs secured inside your house. The meals will be dropped off at your doorstep. If you have a cooler that you would like us to place food items in, please leave it outside your door. Food will not be dropped-off if conditions at residences are deemed to be unsafe, such as unsecured animals.
Families of students who are picked up at “General Bus Stops” will need to have someone present to pick up food. These stops include Deckerville Estates, Buhl Apartments, Maple St. and Orange, Minden City, The Depot, The Vet Clinic, M19 and Deckerville, and McGregor.
For students without a bus stop, such as in town residences and school of choice students, a distribution bus will be parked in the front of the school from 11:00am-11:30am.
For families who need special consideration, please contact the elementary or high school offices, our general e-mail at office@deckervillek12.org.
It is our intention to distribute food again next Thursday, December 17th.
This information can also be found on our website and Facebook page.
Thank you, and have a good afternoon.
How to email a teacher
Good afternoon. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, December 8th, Deckerville Community Schools is suspending in person learning for all grades with a return to face to face instruction planned for Monday, January 4th. Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, December 8th, all grades will transition to full remote learning, with a return to school planned for Monday, January 4th. More information can be found under the COVID-19 links on our website, and on our Facebook page. Thank you, and have a good day.
All information about the 9th - 12th grade pause in face to face instruction is located on the school website.
https://www.deckerville.k12.mi.us/remote-learning--90
There is a parent letter, guide to remote learning, and some FAQs.
Good Afternoon. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville
Community Schools. I am calling to remind you that under the Michigan
Department of Health and Human Services order, 9 th through 12 th grade
in person learning is suspended beginning tomorrow, Wednesday,
November 18 th . As of tomorrow, 9 th through 12 th grade students are to
remain home and begin remote instruction. If you do not have internet
access, please contact the high school office for options. Also, lunches
will be made available to 9 th through 12 th grade students upon request
on Thursday, November 19 th . Please contact Laura Vogel, our food
service director, if you wish to receive a lunch package. Lunch packages will need to be picked up between 12:00 and 12:30 from the cafeteria service door located at the east driveway of the school. Please check our website for more information. Also, Pre-K through 8th grade students are to attend school as usual. Thank you, and
have a good evening.
Maple Valley in Sandusky is open for services tomorrow. Students are to report.
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of
Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that
all classes, pre-K through 12 th grade, will be in attendance
tomorrow, November 16 th . All staff and students are expected
to report to school. However, the Sanilac County Intermediate
School District is closed tomorrow, Monday, November 16 th due
to a power outage. The Michigan Department of Health and
Human Services’ new order in regard to Covid-19 restrictions,
does not go into effect until Wednesday, November 18 th . This
order effectively closes our High School for the next three
weeks, beginning Wednesday, November 18 th . Our staff will
diligently work over the next two days, to plan to facilitate at-
home learning for our 9 th -12 th grade students. Please check our
live feed and facebook page for further, ongoing
announcements. Thank you, and have a good night.
P.S. The wind has not been kind to my cell phone reception. I realize my all-call message was spotty. I tried several different recordings, and the one I sent was the best of them.
The Sanilac Career Center is closed tomorrow Monday 11/16/2020 due to power outages. Deckerville Career Center students who attend in person classes should report 4th hour on Monday 11/16/2020.
Dear Deckerville Parents, Students, and Community Members:
Despite the many rumors of an imminent school closure, Deckerville Community Schools has no intention of suspending face-to-face learning at this time. Although we have had a handful of parents and students quarantine, so far, no employee or student of our district has tested positive for COVID-19. Please help us continue to successfully ward off this virus by encouraging students to wear masks, wash their hands frequently, and maintain social distancing when possible. Thank you, and have a great weekend. Michael S. Hugan, Superintendent, Deckerville Community Schools.
Veteran's Day coloring contest winners: Peyton Marley and Logan Kirkpatrick
Voice of Democracy Essay winners, Brooke Barker and Jeneil Keinath.
Lifetouch Photography will be at Deckerville Elementary for picture retakes on Tuesday Nov 17. Retakes will take place first thing in the morning and run until 10:00 a.m.
Retakes will be available for any staff, student, or virtual student who needs a picture retake.
Deckerville Elementary Veteran's Day virtual concert
https://video.link/w/icWvb
***Jr High and High School Picture Retakes ***
Picture retakes will take place on Monday, November 9. Starting time will be approximately 10:45am. If you want retakes, you must return your original pictures. Envelopes are available in the HS office for those who need one.
District Volleyball tickets are now available for the public to purchase. They will be on sale until they are sold out. Follow this link to get your tickets! https://gofan.co/app/events/140593
District volleyball tickets will be sold on GoFan. I will post the link for the public to be able to purchase any remaining tickets tomorrow morning.
Marching Band
The MHSAA has decided to manage all ticket sales digitally for football playoff games through GoFan. Each participating school will receive their own ticket sales link. Below are a timeline and your ticket sales link:
Timeline
Monday
Schools receive their private ticket sales link. Share this link only with parents to provide them first access to tickets. Emphasize that parents should not share this link with others – tickets are limited, and you want parents to buy first before the general public.
Wednesday @ 6:00pm
Ticket sales links post publicly to sell any remaining capacity
The URL will not change and can now be shared on the school website & social media accounts
Merrill High School vs. Deckerville Community High School Event Link: https://gofan.co/app/events/128572
Outdoor Band Concert
Tickets are now on sale to the public for the football game this Saturday vs Merrill. Follow the link below to purchase your tickets. It is a first come first serve basis so get them soon!!
Elementary Picture "RETAKE" day by Lifetouch will be on
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
Tickets for the FB playoff game at Merrill are first available to parents and family only at this time. Each athlete is allotted up to 4 tickets. We are limited to 262 tickets. On Wednesday @ 6:00pm, any remaining tickets will be available to the public. The link to purchase them will be made available to the public at that time. Parents can get in contact with Coach Brown, Coach Franzel or Scott McVittie for the link to purchase tickets.
Deckerville Elementary: Spooktacular Spirit Week
Monday Oct 26 - Friday Oct 30
Feels like a Flannel MONDAY
Start off the week with your favorite flannel
Down-Low TUESDAY
Try Camo day to blend in with the others.
Wacky WEDNESDAY
Here is an idea that Rocks! Show off your Crazy hair & Crazy socks
(You may ONLY wear shorts to show off your crazy socks and if we have outdoor recess you are still going outside)
Hallow THURSDAY
Wear Purple and green and we won’t scream.
Orange you glad it’s FRIDAY
It’s a graveyard smash! Wear the colors orange and black for this Halloween bash.
JH & HS Math Teacher: 7th/8th Grade Math & Geometry Interested candidates are to contact: Mr. Josh Stern, High School Principal, Deckerville Community Schools, 2633 Black River St., Deckerville, MI 48427, Phone # 810-376-3875, email: jstern@deckerville.k12.mi.us, Fax # 810-376-3115. Deadline for Application: Until Filled
The number of positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in Michigan have recently trended upward. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), hospitals, and local health officials are asking all residents to take steps to prevent a surge in cases that could overwhelm the hospital system. Current orders from the MDHHS now require students in K-5 classrooms to wear masks while in class. Teachers are encouraged to allow for frequent mask breaks for students of all grade levels. The complete MDHHS order can be found at https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7-406-98178_98455-541962--,00.html.
JH & HS Math Teacher: 7th/8th Grade Math & Geometry
Interested candidates are to contact: Mr. Josh Stern, High School Principal, Deckerville Community Schools, 2633 Black River St., Deckerville, MI 48427, Phone # 810-376-9785, email: jstern@deckerville.k12.mi.us, Fax # 810-376-3115.
Deadline for Application: Until Filled
Pre-school fire safety
Kindergarten fire safety
Pre-school fire safety
Pre-school fire safety
Just a friendly reminder that Deckerville Elementary Parent / Teacher Conferences will take place on Thursday Oct 15 for our current traditional face-to-face students and will be conducted as a tele conference. Over the past 2 weeks teachers have been communicating with parents for an appointment schedule because there are no in-person elementary conferences this year. Students are dismissed at 12:15 on Thursday Oct 15, 2020.
October 15, 2020
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Dear Parents,
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on October 15, 2020. Teachers will be available to speak with you from 12:30 P.M. until 3:30 P.M. and from 4:30 P.M. until 7:30 P.M.
Due to the unprecedented COVID situation, we are setting forth some guidelines in order to keep both you and the staff safe. First, masks will be required inside the building at all times, and masks must be worn properly, covering both the mouth and nose. Next, we ask that no more than two people attend the conference. Disinfecting wipes will be available in each classroom and we ask that you take one and wipe down your seating area before the conference begins. Some of the teachers may have a plexiglass divider on the table during the conference.
If you do not feel comfortable having a face to face conference, please contact your student’s teacher to set up a phone conference or a virtual meeting. The following teachers have decided to hold conferences virtually or by phone: Mr. Brabant, Mrs. Pavlovics, Ms. Roggenbuck, and Mrs. Wolschleger. Please contact the teacher directly to schedule a virtual conference.
We thank you for your understanding during these difficult times.
Sincerely,
Josh Stern
Deckerville Jr./Sr. High School Principal
Homecoming
Homecoming
Homecoming
Impress Vs Unimpress Day
Mathlete Vs Athlete Day
Biker Vs Surfer Day
Country Vs City Day
Homecoming Football Game
Students do not get in free to games. 450 tickets will be sold for a total of 450 spectators. Passes can not be accepted at this time either. The gate will open at 6:00 P.M. with 450 tickets available...first come first serve basis. If you can not social distance at the game, masks should remain on!
Parade
The parade will begin at 6 P.M. All students participating in the parade should be at Wilson Park by 5:30 P.M.
On Friday, September 25th, Governor Whitmer issued Executive Order 2020-183, which required all students in grades K-5 to wear a face mask in classrooms, beginning on Monday, October 5th. Prior executive orders had recommended, but not required, a face mask in grades K-5.
On Friday, October 2nd, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled that Governor Whitmer did not have the authority to issue COVID-19 Executive Orders after April 30th, 2020, under the Emergency Management Act. The Court also ruled that the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act, which is the basis for issuing Executive Orders, is unconstitutional.
In regards to this decision, Deckerville Community Schools will follow the recommendation of our law firm, which, until further clarity is received, is to continue to comply with our board approved COVID-19 Preparedness and Response plan. This is exactly how we started the school year, and we have been quite successful thus far in implementing this plan. In regard to the wearing of masks, K-5 students in self-contained classrooms will not be required to wear masks while in class.
Small change to the Elementary Spirit Days next week due to picture day. On Wednesday Oct 7 we will have "Dress to Impress" day because that is also our picture day. On Oct 8 we will have Athletes vs Mathletes. Sorry for the change, but this sequence makes more sense :) Thank you in advance .
Elementary picture day is Wednesday Oct 7 and a Lifetouch picture envelope has been sent home with your student. Any K-6 virtual student can come in for pictures on Oct 7 from 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm. Please call the elementary office at 376-9785 and let us know that your virtual student will be coming in for pictures.
Picture Day is October 15, 2020. You can find a Birchfield picture form in Documents > High School > Picture form.
JH & HS Math Teacher - 7th/ 8th Grade Math and Geometry -
Interested candidates are to contact: Mr. Josh Stern, High School Principal, Deckerville Community Schools, 2633 Black River Street,
Deckerville, MI 48427, Phone: 810-376-9785 - E-mail: jstern@deckerville.k12.mi.us - Fax: 810-376-3115 - The deadline for application is until filled.
Deckerville Elementary supports families that would like to celebrate their child's birthday by sending in a birthday treat. Due to COVID-19, we want those families to take necessary precautions to ensure the health and safety of all students and staff. Please send store/bakery bought AND individually wrapped treats to share. If you want clarification or want to brainstorm ideas that would be school appropriate, please call the elementary office at 810-376-9785. Thank you in advance for your support.
Deckerville Community Schools are going to recognize Cancer Awareness next week starting Monday September 14. The week is a celebration for all survivors and a tribute to those who lost their battle. Cancer affects us in some form. Staff and students are encouraged to wear the following colors on the coordinating day.
Monday - white, Tuesday - blue, Wednesday - pink,
Thursday - gold/yellow, Friday - Any color / Tie Dye
September 9, 2020
Position Opening
(1) Afternoon Custodian
Hours: 8 hours per day, 3:30 – 11:30 p.m.
Rate of Pay: $13.82/Hour
Qualifications are available in the Superintendent’s office upon application.
Position contingent on fingerprinting and background check.
Interested applicants are to apply in writing to:
Rob Taylor
Deckerville Community Schools
2633 Black River Street
Deckerville, MI 48427
(810)-376-3615
Please submit your letter of application by:
Friday, September 18, 2020, at Noon
Hunter Safety Field/Test Day on September 26, 2020 at the Sanilac Sportsman's Club. The class will run from 9:00am until approximately 1:00pm. To participate, students must complete an approved online hunter education course and BRING PROOF OF COMPLETION. This event will allow students to perform the mandatory field training and take the required test to receive their hunter safety certificate. Per DNR guidelines, all students and parents/guardians present for the class must wear a face covering - no exceptions. Additionally students should bring their own pencils and eye/ear protection, if able. Anyone who is feeling ill should not attend the class. Due to restrictions on class size, we are asking that students register in advance. Please register by texting or calling Kyle O’Mara at (810) 414-0077.
To Whom It May Concern:
The baseball and softball programs did a fundraiser in the spring for the pending March Madness. Due to Covid-19, baseball was cancelled. If you paid for a square and you would like your money returned, please contact Todd Walker at twalker@deckerville.k12.mi.us. Please send him your address so he can mail your refund. If you paid for a square and you would like to donate the money to the baseball and softball programs, thank you. This money will be going toward the payment of the dugouts.
Peace,
Todd Walker and the baseball team &
Christi Pavlovics and the softball team
Home room
Hello, this is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to remind you that tomorrow, Monday, August 31st, Deckerville Community Schools will begin face to face instruction. The doors will be opened at 7:45am, and school will begin at 8:05am and end at 3:00pm. All students will need to wear masks on busses and when entering the building. Kindergarten-5th grade students will need to wear masks until their teachers allow them to take them off once inside the classroom. Parents of Kindergarten through 2nd grade will be allowed to accompany their students to the classroom door, however, they will also be required to wear a mask in the building. Parents of 3rd-6th may drop off their students at the main elementary door and the students will go to the breakfast room first on their way to their classroom.
We are excited to have the majority of our students back once again. Face to face instruction is what we do best at Deckerville Community Schools, and teachers, as well as other school workers, are looking forward to interacting with the students that they have sorely missed since mid-March. If you have questions, please contact the Elementary school or High School office. Thank you, and have a good evening.
https://5il.co/k6f7 Elementary Welcome Back Letter
https://5il.co/jvn5
For frequently asked questions regarding the COVID-19 Response
Parents interested in the 100% virtual learning option for the 2020-2021 school year, there will be a town hall with our virtual provider on Monday Aug 17, 2020 @ 7:00 pm in the HS Cafe. A frequently asked question about "how much time should my student be online every day for the virtual classes?".... the answer is approximately 4-5 hours depending on grade level. Some classes require more writing :)
Deckerville Virtual Academy (in partnership with My Virtual Academy) has a presentation you can review if you are interested in the virtual option. Virtual learning option will have a meeting on Monday Aug 17 and a family commitment to go virtual will be expected Friday Aug 21.
MVA K-5 https://5il.co/jbft
MVA 6-8 https://5il.co/jbfs
MVA 9-12 https://5il.co/jbfu
Deckerville students and families have two choices for student learning in 2020-2021
1. Traditional in class face-to-face instruction
OR
2. Virtual Option for families in grades k-12
(there will be an informational meeting on
Monday Aug 17, 2020 at the school)
Time will be, but will be either 6:00 pm or 7:00 pm
We will post this week links for families to review the virtual option: k-5 presentation, 6-8 presentation, and 9-12 presentation prior to virtual meeting on Aug 17.
Deckerville Community Schools would like to extend our thanks to the community in getting out the vote and passing our bond proposal. It was a resounding success. We had very high voter turnout for a primary election, 56%, and the bond passed by a very healthy margin of 34%. Once again, the residents of the Village of Deckerville and its surrounding townships have proven that they value the education of their students!
On the Tuesday, August 4th, 2020, primary ballot, Deckerville Community Schools has included a bond proposal for the voters of our school district. A bond proposal is a State-approved funding process for a set of projects. When the bonds are sold, they generate revenue for district improvements. Our last bond proposal, passed in 2011 has a current debt levy of 0.54 mills, which is by far the lowest in Sanilac County. With a proposed increase of 0.46 mills, the new millage that would be levied beginning in 2021 would be 1.00 mills ($1.00 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation), and would remain the lowest debt rate of our county’s school districts. A house with a valuation of $70,000 would see a tax increase of about $16.10, or about $1.34 per month. If passed, this bond proposal will generate $2.43 million in school improvement funds.
Deckerville Community Schools has a long and consistent history of fiscal responsibility, however, our facilities, though maintained, have continued to age. The revenue generated by this bond proposal will allow the district to address a number of infrastructure issues. These will include a partial roof replacement, band room remodeling and upgrades, restroom renovations, mechanical equipment improvements, replacement of critical galvanized piping, and asbestos abatement if needed. We will also replace the bleachers and floor in our main gymnasium, which were originally installed in 1964. Other improvements will include secure entry renovations and a public address system upgrade, two very important security considerations. Finally, we will also include instructional upgrades such as STEM lab renovations and classroom technology purchases. Projects will begin, if possible, in the summer of 2021.
Please remember to vote tomorrow, Tuesday, August 4th!
Parents and Guardians there is a survey available to fill out regarding School in the fall. Please email office@deckervillek12.org for a link to the survey.
See Link for information regarding band camp. https://5il.co/ib62
Graduation tomorrow night at 7 P.M. The ceremony will be broadcast on 97.7 FM.
Graduation rehearsal Thursday, June 25 at 5 P.M.
Student belongings pick up begins tomorrow. One adult with their student(s) is permitted and face coverings are encouraged. Keep social distancing efforts in tact and avoid from congregating in the hallways and or classrooms. We greatly appreciate your willingness to keep everyone safe.
June 15 Last name A-I
June 16 Last name J-P
June 17 Last Name Q-Z
Library books can be placed by the elem or hs library door and text books can be returned to the appropriate classroom/door.
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to thank our school community for all the support from you that we have received during these unprecedented times. Our food distribution, which ended on June 3rd, was a success, and we were able to provide two meals per day to families throughout the last quarter of the regularly scheduled school year.
I would also like to inform you that at this time, school is scheduled to resume with a normal schedule at the end of August. Although we have received little guidance as to what will be required of us in terms of safety against communicable diseases such as COVID-19, our administration has formed a team that has been meeting and planning to deal with several different opening scenarios, including providing education in a more coordinated and consistent manner in case of another prolonged shutdown.
Please check our live feed and Facebook page regularly for important instructions regarding picking up personal student belongings and other information.
COVID-19 notwithstanding, we still consider the 2019-2020 school year to be an overall success, and are looking forward to the return of our students. I am proud to live and work in such a supportive, strong, and resilient community. Thank you, and have a great evening!
Here is important information regarding Deckerville Community School's 2020 bond proposal.
Elememtary and Jr / Sr High School student belongings pick up and locker clean out schedule from 9:00 am - 3 30 pm on the following days:
June 15 Last name A - I
June 16 Last name J - P
June 17 Last name Q - Z
June 18 make up A - Z
Elementary students: Teachers already have your belongings packed and labeled in the classroom.
All students please return any library books and / or text books on your pick up date next week.
More info on book drop off location and social distancing practices to be posted later this week.
For those in need.
Deckerville High School Graduation June 26, 2020 Guidelines
Graduates will sit in the home football bleachers using proper social distancing.
Attendance will be limited to the immediate family of whom the graduate lives with (exception for students whose parents live in separate homes).
Family will be asked to bring lawn chairs and sit on the football field in designated areas. The school will ensure that the areas are pre-marked and provide proper social distancing.
Any person who chooses to attend graduation assumes any risk and can not hold Deckerville Community Schools libel.
Deckerville Community Schools will hire a photographer to capture the event and make the photos available to families. We ask the family members stay in their designated areas on the football field and not crowd the area where diplomas are awarded.
If the stay at home order is extended past the graduation date, graduation will be moved to a different date.
In the event of poor weather on June 26, 2020 – Graduation will be moved to the morning of June 27.
Class of 2020 - Graduation will be Friday, June 26,2020 at 7 P.M. on the football field!
Senior Parade
Senior Parade
Senior Parade
Senior Parade
Senior Parade
Senior Parade
Food drop off
In honor of the class of 2020 we have made this video of senior pictures of the staff at Deckerville High School
//youtu.be/OWD5XZpPQjY
Once our school district receives the "all clear " to open up, we will develop a plan using social distancing guidines to have teachers and students collect items from their lockers / desks / classroom.
Many of the Jr./Sr. high school teachers are sending messages through Skyward. Please log into your Skyward account to check for messages.
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to remind you that food deliveries will continue this week. The next delivery will be on Wednesday, April 29th. We intend to continue these deliveries on Wednesdays through the end of the normal school year. Buses will begin their delivery routes at 11:00am. The food packages will be dropped off at the end of your driveway. Please try to watch for the buses and be ready to receive your packages. Also, please avoid physical contact with the deliverers. School of choice students and town students will need to pick up their food packages at the bus in front of the school. This information is also posted on our website live feed and Facebook page. Thank you, and have a good evening!
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that food deliveries will continue this week, including tomorrow, Wednesday, April 22nd. We intend to continue these deliveries on Wednesdays through the end of the normal school year. Buses will begin their delivery routes at 11:00am. The food packages will be dropped off at the end of your driveway. We will also be sending educational enrichment packets home to students. The educational enrichment packets will be delivered to all households, even those who have not elected to receive food. Please try to watch for the buses and be ready to receive your packages. Also, please avoid physical contact with the deliverers. School of choice students and town students packets will be need to be picked up at the bus in front of the school. This information is also posted on our website live feed and Facebook page. Thank you, and have a good evening!
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that food deliveries will continue this week. The next delivery will be on Wednesday, April 22nd. We intend to continue these deliveries on Wednesdays through the end of the normal school year. Buses will begin their delivery routes at 11:00am. The food packages will be dropped off at the end of your driveway. We will also be sending educational enrichment packets. The educational enrichment packets will be delivered to households who have not elected to receive food. Please try to watch for the buses and be ready to receive your packages. Also, please avoid physical contact with the deliverers. This information is also posted on our website live feed and Facebook page. Thank you, and have a good evening!
Jr./Sr. High School Parents,
I know a lot of you have questions about our new schooling situation. I have scheduled zoom meetings for parents by grade level. Please find your child’s grade level meeting and log in to hopefully get answers.
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting for Senior Parents
Time: Apr 15, 2020 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/79230452769?pwd=eGxqL2E4eFA5akkwcEVtT0dteVRoQT09
Meeting ID: 792 3045 2769
Password: Seniors
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting for Junior Parents
Time: Apr 15, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/73933706638?pwd=d050VUtFYy9UdjhBVlU1OFduU084QT09
Meeting ID: 739 3370 6638
Password: Juniors
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting for Sophomore Parents
Time: Apr 15, 2020 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/71676511459?pwd=ckhZcU9XV1N3cWNWQUY5dXFIU2s3Zz09
Meeting ID: 716 7651 1459
Password: Tenth
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting for Freshman Parents
Time: Apr 16, 2020 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/71844202159?pwd=OEZhTE5jdTZHM2hsV1diZ2RGK3Jadz09
Meeting ID: 718 4420 2159
Password: Fresh
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting for 8th Grade Parents
Time: Apr 16, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78885324275?pwd=aTkzZHgwMytWTXkydUQ5c2tpenpUQT09
Meeting ID: 788 8532 4275
Password: Eight
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting for 7th Grade Parents
Time: Apr 16, 2020 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78993876138?pwd=MlAvUlNDbGdBN0hsdzFmeDRaeFNUUT09
Meeting ID: 789 9387 6138
Password: Seven
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that food deliveries will continue this week, however, beginning with this week, we are changing our delivery schedule to one day a week, in order to limit physical contact with our workers. Food will now be delivered on Wednesdays. There will be no Monday delivery this week. We intend to continue these deliveries on Wednesdays through the end of the normal school year. Buses will begin their delivery routes at 11:00am. The food packages will be dropped off at the end of your driveway. Please try to watch for the buses and be ready to receive your food packages. Also, please avoid physical contact with the deliverers. Thank you, and I hope you have had a wonderful Easter Sunday!
Zoom Meeting for 9th, 10th, & 11th Grades
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's 9th 10th 11th grade Zoom Meeting
Time: Apr 9, 2020 04:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/901843152?pwd=ZGc2ZzlTb3QxL1V5ZHJub0FzcEZzdz09
Meeting ID: 901 843 152
Password: FakeSpring
Zoom Meeting for 7th & 8th Graders
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's 7th & 8th Grade Zoom Meeting
Time: Apr 9, 2020 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/695042020?pwd=UXhMUTJxTTRVT0oycGZKOGlvdlBidz09
Meeting ID: 695 042 020
Password: Middle
Class of 2020 Zoom Meeting
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Class of 2020 Zoom Meeting
Time: Apr 9, 2020 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/512833225?pwd=WG90RlgrRFM2UkdyMTYvY212YythUT09
Meeting ID: 512 833 225
Password: 015862
Help Needed:
To all Junior High and High School students and parents,
The yearbook students and I, Mrs. Pavlovics, need pictures to publish in the yearbook. Pictures can include selfies, family members, pets, working, playing, or doing homework . Great landscape or wildlife pictures can also be submitted.
All pictures can be emailed to:
yearbook@deckervillek12.org
Please include your name so credit can be given.
During this pandemic the yearbook students and I want to complete another great yearbook, but this cannot be done without help from the students and parents of DHS.
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to address the Governor’s Executive Order 2020-35, which effectively physically closes our school district through the reminder of the 2019-2020 school year. As part of the provisions of this order, the staff and administration of Deckerville Community Schools are forming and implementing various means to insure that our teachers remain in touch with their students, and continue to provide meaningful educational activities. These student connections may come in various forms, including creative use of online resources, as well as physical packets of materials. Please be patient as we develop ways to connect with students. Deckerville is a strong community, and with your cooperation, I am certain we will overcome this crisis. This information is also posted on the live feed of our web site and on our Facebook page. Please pay attention for future updates. Thank you.
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to remind you that food deliveries will continue tomorrow, Monday, April 6thth. We intend to continue these deliveries on Monday and Thursday through this week. Buses will begin their delivery routes at 11:00am. The food packages will be dropped off at the end of your driveway. Please try to watch for the buses and be ready to receive your food packages. Also, please avoid physical contact with the deliverers. If you do not wish to receive food packages, please contact the school via the following e-mail address: office@deckervillek12.org. This information is also posted on the live feed of our web site and on our Facebook page. Thank you.
The state is asking that local school districts collect internet connectivity data for their students. Please fill out the survey by April 3, 2020. The survey will not ask for names.
https://forms.gle/L9j8oi5ZVc9FpQCo8
Good evening. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to remind you that food deliveries will continue tomorrow, Monday, March 30th. We intend to continue these deliveries on Mondays and Thursdays through April 9th. Buses will begin their delivery routes at 11:00am. The food packages will be dropped off at the end of your driveway. Please try to watch for the buses and be ready to receive your food packages. Also, if you do not wish to receive food packages, please contact the school via the following e-mail address: office@deckervillek12.org. This information is also posted on the live feed of our web site and on our Facebook page. Thank you.
Alright Junior Class! It’s your turn. Monday at 11 A.M. Zoom class meeting
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Junior Class Zoom Meeting
Time: Mar 30, 2020 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/116676215?pwd=R3ZjOFVKYlNsa08wRTBYV21GYWtydz09
Meeting ID: 116 676 215
Password: 2021
Attention Class of 2020 - I would like to have a zoom meeting with as many seniors as we can on Thursday, March 26 at 11 A.M.
Josh Stern is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Josh Stern's Zoom Meeting
Time: Mar 26, 2020 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/305252692?pwd=eGRlYzJsN0dhUlZVRVNUQ2VOQ24vUT09
Meeting ID: 305 252 692
Password: 2020
Thanks to all of School Employees for coming together to care care of our students and families!
Food distribution is getting ready
https://5il.co/dw9w Food Distro Info
Good morning. This is Michael Hugan, Superintendent of Deckerville Community Schools. I am calling to inform you that our district will begin food distribution tomorrow, Thursday, March 19th. Further instructions will be posted later today on our website. At this time, we are asking Deckerville Community Schools’ families to contact us if you do not wish to receive meals. If your family does not wish to receive meals, please contact us via e-mail through our Food Service Director, Laura Vogel. Her e-mail address is lvogel@deckerville.k12.mi.us. Again, please e-mail lvogel@deckerville.k12.mi.us if you do not wish to receive meals.
March is Reading Month for the elementary students will continue with home activities. Please "like" the Deckerville PTO Facebook page for info.
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 65-66
https://youtu.be/fNoDC-c6Gls
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 62-64
https://youtu.be/m7lq1e_wUKs
Stay tuned for Flora & Ulysses Ch. 59-61
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 56-58
https://youtu.be/VtNXICBnYuo
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 52-55
https://youtu.be/uxLju2D17I8
https://youtu.be/AeQ9hYaWuGI
https://youtu.be/C0v1GgYj3yk
https://youtu.be/M01BQ6wZDdo
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 49-51
https://youtu.be/VPH7aH-hg1w
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 45-48
https://youtu.be/_4BXmCaf3FA
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 42-44
https://youtu.be/2O1zVPrjVb0
https://youtu.be/uYJkY1uLhp4
https://youtu.be/0CgbvVAQiYc
Staff preparing for the shutdown
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 39-41
https://youtu.be/HwAz7_DUE7Y
Flora & Ulysses Ch. 36-38
https://youtu.be/F2vk2EaROcA
Due to the state mandated school closure, our immediate response is as follows: teachers from kindergarten - 12th grade have put together packets and class related material that can be picked up from 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm TODAY (Friday March 13).
There will be food available to pick up as well from the HS Cafe for families to take home.
As more info from the Dept of Ed and the Governor's Office come in, we can keep you informed.
Deckerville Community Schools will be closed Friday, March 13, 2020. Staff is to report at 8:00 A.M. A state mandated closure will be in effect until April 6th. Watch the school Facebook Page and website for additional information.
GLOW Dance on Saturday March 14 has been cancelled
1 bunny, 2 bunny... 10 bunnies
Master of illusion
Heroes don't always wear capes
Reading is magical....
Magic Show with Alan Kazam
District Champs
Fight the flu!
Clean hands!
Fight the flu!
Memo Regarding Coronavirus. https://5il.co/dh8x
Ch. 31-35
https://youtu.be/JdoU7NbXh6s
Ch. 27-30
https://youtu.be/yNPEY_recjM
Ch. 24-26
https://youtu.be/wUEv59EbQn0
Ch. 17-20
https://youtu.be/MSanIfzpsYg
Ch. 10-12
https://youtu.be/3WdsFSNRfeY
Sheriff Biniecki reads to our 2nd graders.
Ch. 10-12
https://youtu.be/3WdsFSNRfeY
Great job Fourth Grade team: second place!
Great work Fifth Grade team: first place!
Battle of the Books: Congratulations to our Sixth Grade team! First place!
Ch. 4-9
https://youtu.be/5oJ-r1YxkZY
Ch. 2-3
https://youtu.be/DEMsKOdonlQ
Spirit Award
World Champion...Team Rush from Clarkston HS, chose Eagle 1 for the Spirit Award
Eagle1
Staging area waiting for game time
Working in the pit
EAGLE1 in competition
LUNCH: Monday March 2
1st: chicken & waffles; tatur tots, green beans, seasoned corn
2nd: strawberry parfait
3rd: pepperoni pizza
*due to snow days....menus will go home Monday
*we will see if we can post one online :)
Elementary: March is Reading Month
Tuesday March 3 = Kick off & dress like a super hero day
1st match of the day at Kettering for the Eagle 1 Robotics team
Eagle1 Robotics team working on passing inspection at Kettering for competition.
Today, Thursday, February 27th, all afternoon and evening activities and practices are cancelled.
Deckerville Community Schools will be closed tomorrow, February 27th due to inclement weather.
All afternoon and evening activities are cancelled today, Wednesday, February 26th.
School is cancelled in Deckerville today, Wednesday, February 26th, due to inclement weather.
2nd graders teaching kindergarteners
More 2nd grade nonfiction books being presented to the kinders
2nd graders presenting their nonfiction books to the kindergarteners.
Valentine's Day box
Valentine's Day boxes
Valentine's Day box
Valentine's Day box
What to go Brett Dumaw, Trevor Barker, Kaylyn Kappen, and Abby Sanford for taking 1st place in Math at the Academic Games. Good work Mrs. Schumacher on preparing these young scholars.
There will be a special school board meeting on Wednesday, February 12th at 6:00pm in order to discuss prioritization of a tentative bond proposal for the August election. Members of the public are encouraged to attend!
Winterfest
4th, 5th, and 6th graders at Winter Fest Pep Rally.
Little Cheerleaders
The HS Student Council would like to THANK everyone that came out to the Peach Fuzz Volleyball game and for their donation to the HS Student Council Fund which totaled $192. A special thank you to all the volunteers for donating their time to make this event a success!
PEACH FUZZ VOLLEYBALL *Tonight at 7pm in the HS Gym* Admission is a Donation to the HS Student Council. Come out and watch the Seniors/Sophomores take on the Juniors/Freshman. There will also be a bottle/can drive at the game. Hope to see you there!
Student Council raised $93 today in hot chocolate sales.
The lesson taught Respect begins with each of us, and the act of respect can have a ripple effect.
Start the Ripple
Student Council selling hot chocolate to purchase a GaGa Pit.
No 3rd through 6th grade boys basketball Saturday, January 18th.
No Glow dance on Saturday, January 18th, due to weather advisory.
Exam Schedule- Jan 15: 1st, 2nd, & 5th hours; Jan 16: 6th & 7th hours; Jan 17: 4th & 3rd hours.
Full House at the Elementary Winter Vocal Concert
4th grade recorders
Vocal Concert k-4
Elementary Winter Vocal Concert
Awesome Band Concert Tonight!
Junior High Band
Welcome home OSSR Zachary Harriman!
5th grade - 8th grade First Impressions winners.
First Impressions winners:
Kdg-4th grade students being recognized at the ISD.
Muffins for Mom
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
7:45 am - 9:00 am Elementary Gym
Book Fair is open daily from
7:45 am - 4:00 pm in the
HS Conference Room.
Ends Friday Nov 15.
Deckerville Schools will be closed on Tuesday, November 12, 2019 due to weather conditions.
I am proud to be an American. Happy Veteran's Day. Great job 4th grade!
District Volleyball Action
Deckerville PTO sending top money earners from the walk-a-thon to the movies. Thank you PTO and thank you Midnight Madness for the VIP treatment.
Elementary staff
Happy Halloween
Happy Holloween from our Cafeteria Crew!
Deckerville Elementary Halloween Parade today (Oct 31) at 1:30 will be INSIDE. Parents go to HS gym.
Halloween Parade 2019
see link for details https://5il.co/b1zp
Pumpkin in elevator in action
"2nd floor, please"
"Going Up...."
Pumpkin Elevator in action
Team Work
making pumpkin elevators in STEM
Sophomores at MICareerQuest
Veterans Day Program
Parking Reminder
Homecoming Dance
Homecoming Day 5 - Maroon & Gold
Powderpuff
Powderpuff
Homecoming Day 3 - Sporty Day
Parent Reminder: Students will be dismissed tomorrow, October 10th, at 12:15 pm, in order to accommodate Parent/Teacher Conferences.
Parent/Teacher Conferences will be from 12:30-3:30pm and 4:30-7:30pm.
Hope to see you there!
Homecoming Day 2 - Class colors
Homecoming Day 2 - Class colors
Homecoming Day 2 - Class colors
Homecoming Day 2 - Class colors
Homecoming Day 2 - Class colors
Homecoming Day 2 - Class colors
Homecoming Day 2- Class Colors
Homecoming Day 1 - Pajama Day
Eagle Football Fans supporting their team on the road
DHS Cheer
Hot Cross Buns...
Concert
Grandparent' s Day is rockin'
Thank you grandparents
Grandparent's Day concert
Grandfather's Day concert today at 2:00 pm in HS Gym. Seating will be available beginning at 1:30 pm. Students may be checked out after the concert back at their teacher's classroom following the concert.
Thank you Deckerville PTO for the Krazy Clues Leadership assembly.
Krazy Keith and Sensible Sarah Dazzle Deckerville Elementary
Teamwork
Crazy Clues Leadership assembly
A big Thank you goes out to the Deckerville Athletic Boosters, Sandusky DQ, Brown's Marketplace, Sandusky Wal-Mart, D'ville Diner, Firebird Theater, Tri County Equipment, Midnight Madness, and all the other parent and community volunteers for making the Deckerville PTO
Walk-a-thon a big success. We appreciate you!
Hula of a good time
How low can you go...
And away we go
Leap of faith
Leap of faith
PTO Walk-a-thon
Big machinery...
Beef Barn
4th graders go to RED day at the fairgrounds
Pirates....taking a break
Pirate scavenger hunt
Pirate scavenger hunt
Pirate scavenger hunt
Busy week for our 4th graders....all started with Talk like a Pirate Day "
Great Job at Districts today Deckerville Equestrian team.
Eagles Marching Band
Go Eagles!
We are aware that the Deckerville App is not showing up on the Apple App Store. We are working on resolving the issue. It's still available on Android devices.
All offices of Deckerville Community Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, August 20th from 8:30am to 11:30am. This includes the administrative office, the elementary and high school offices, and the athletic office. All employees, including office staff, will be involved in ALICE Active Shooter Response Training during this time, facilitated by the Sanilac County Sheriff Department. This is part of several safety initiatives that will take place throughout the school year. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
It is with much sorrow that I have accepted the resignation of Yvonne O’Connor as Elementary Principal of Deckerville Community Schools, to be finalized at a special Board meeting on Tuesday, August 13th at 7:00pm. Her final day of employment will be Thursday, August 22nd.
Mrs. O’Connor is a dedicated professional educator who has contributed to increased instructional rigor and encouraged the use of best instructional practices among our teaching and paraprofessional staff. During her five years of service to our district, this has led to a tremendous positive influence on the educational outcomes of our students. She will be sorely missed!
Though we regret her departure, we congratulate Mrs. O’Connor in her new position as Elementary Principal of Ubly Community Schools. We wish her well, and are confident of her success in her latest professional endeavors.
In addition to finalizing Mrs. O’Connor’s resignation, we will discuss ideas and options of replacing her position at a special Board meeting next Tuesday, August 13th at 7:00pm.
Reminder: Our next Book SWAP Night is here! Monday, July 29th from 5pm to 6pm in the cafeteria. Please come to share your favorite books, trade in books or get new books. Hope to see you there!
Reminder: Soar Away with Books SWAP Night is Monday June 24th.
Dr. Nisbett, the local Chiropractor, presented the winners for Mrs. Flanagan's class.
Dr. Nisbett the local chiropractor, presented the winners for Miss Cowley’s class.
Thank you Deckerville Methodist Church for your generous donations to our Art and Band programs!
More Fun and Fitness!
Fun and Fitness Days!!
4th Grade Field trip to Greenfield Village!
Elementary Title Survey for Parents.
If you haven't done so already please fill out the survey by clicking on the link below:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2019DeckervilleElemSurvey
Your input is very important to us!
More pictures from the 5th & 6th grade field trip.
5th and 6th Grade field trip to Camp Cavel
3rd Grade Field Trip to Bay Shore Camp Ms. Mater’s Class
3rd Grade field Trip to Bay Shore Camp
More Pictures from the Field trip
Pictures from 3rd Grade Field Trip
more wedding pictures
Mr. Morey's Kindergarten Celebrate the Wedding of the letters Q and U!
Spring Band Concert!! Great Performance! Thank you Mr. B!
More Bug House Pictures!
4th Grade Field Trip to the U of M Bug House!!
With the recent signing of the Snow Day Forgiveness Bill, we no longer need to make up an additional student day. Our last day of school for students is June 12th, 2019.
Ms. Cowley's 2nd Grade visits the Museum and Library.
2nd Grade Field Trip: Our 2nd graders visited the Library and the Museum on a walking field trip.
Honoring our Foster Grandparents! Thank you Grandma Cheryl and Grandma Pat for all your support of our 1st and 2nd Graders.
Preschool Graduation 2019!
More Robotics Pics
More Robotics Pics
More Robotics Pics
Eagle 1 Robotics has been working for the past few weeks on building and modifying two power wheels for MIKIDS. MIKIDS is a charity that donates power wheels to kids with special needs. Yesterday we delivered the power wheels to two little boys in Lapeer. It was a great experience to work with this charity.
Preschool students learn about safety, stranger danger, and they get hands on experience with a police car.
Thanks Mom!!
A great morning with Mom!
More fun with mom!
More Preschool Muffins for Mom Pics
Preschool Muffins For mom. Thank you Moms for joining us for muffins and some fun activities.!
Miss Michigan Emily Sioma visited Deckerville Elementary on Friday May 3rd during their lunch times. Sponsored by Citgo, Miss Michigan talked to students and then gave out prizes to each grade level. Thank you Citgo for sponsoring this event!
Special thanks to Velocity Saxaphone Quartet from Grand Valley State University. They visited our school yesterday evening to put on a saxaphone clinic for local sax players!
Varsity Baseball/Softball games are cancelled for today, Monday, April 29th.
Deckerville Community Schools gives a special thanks to Officer Matt Gezequel of Sandusky Law Enforcement, and Port Sanilac Public Safety Director. Officer Gezequel spoke with our students today in two presentations, one for 5-12th grades, and the other for K-4th grades about the elements of ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) active shooter response training.
Officer Gezequel will return to Deckerville Community Schools for an evening presentation geared to parents and community members. The date and time of this event are still being coordinated.
Thank you!
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
Staff Appreciation Dinner: Thank you to the Deckerville Community School Board for provided staff with a delicious dinner on Thursday, April 25th. We are thankful for your support !!
Elementary Picture packets/payment are due Friday, April 26th. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
More 2nd Grade Hospital pictures
2nd Grade visits Deckerville Community Hospital
Prom is Saturday, April 27, 2019, from 7:00 - 11:00 at Mi-Dahs-Well Banquet Hall. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Informal pictures at the school will be at 2:00 p.m.
Dear Deckerville Community Schools Family and Community,
This update addresses continued concerns over student safety, as well as providing important information in regard to ongoing criminal activity in our community and the District’s disposition in regard to Deckerville students who may have been involved in these activities.
In recent days and weeks there have been several incidents of illegal activity in Deckerville and its surroundings. Some of these activities have involved current and former students either directly or indirectly. None of these incidents have occurred on District property. Law enforcement officials are continuing to investigate.
Unfortunately, things that occur outside of District facilities can often have an adverse effect during the school day, as was the case on Monday, April 15th, when our facility was placed on lockdown. This was in response to an altercation that took place between two students in the high school. Law enforcement was notified and responded immediately. The district remained on lockdown until searches were conducted and until both parties were confirmed to be secure. At no point in time was a direct threat made to students or staff, and there was no “physical” altercation.
In light of all of this, during the school day, I am asking our staff to remain on a heightened state of alert for the remainder of the week. Outdoor recess is cancelled until Monday and the pre-school field trip will now be transported by bus, rather than on foot as originally planned. After school activities and sporting events are not being cancelled, however, if a parent or guardian chooses to withhold their student from a practice or event this week, there will be no athletic penalty.
Sincerely,
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
More pics of our Junior High band in Brown City.
Here are some pics of our Junior High Band from last night's Mass Band event at Brown City.
April 15th, 2019
Dear Deckerville Community Schools Family and Community,
At approximately 10:30am, Monday, April 15th, Deckerville Community Schools was placed on secure lock down. This was in response to an altercation that took place between two students in the high school. Law enforcement was notified and responded immediately. The district remained on lock-down until searches were conducted and until both parties were confirmed to be secure. The situation is now safe and stable, and students are attending their regular classes. Rest assured, nothing is more important than the safety of our students.
Sincerely,
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
Seniors - a reminder that the Educational Foundation Scholarships are due on Friday, April 12th, at noon.
DARE Graduation
Dads at work!
Donuts for Dad: more pictures
Donuts For Dad!! Thank you Dads for sharing your morning with us!
Reminder: Donuts for Dad’s Friday, April 5th 7:30-10:00am.
Reading Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince!! Great Hogwarts reading!!
Caught reading the sports section. Great Spring Break reading!!!
Mid Spring Break reading Challenge: To finish off reading month please share pictures of you reading during your spring break. Send pictures to yoconnor@deckerville.k12.mi.us
Here I am in Kansas City reading with our daughters dog Cooper. Keep Reading!!!
No Talking Chapter 20 Link:
https://youtu.be/fehxlZpyzY8
More Pictures from Wax Museum
More Wax Museum pictures
4th Grade Wax Museum:
Thursday, March 21Facebook Challenge!!
Without reading Chapter 20, use three words to tell how the book, Not Talking, might end.
No Talking Chapter 18 Link: https://youtu.be/EDhG5RoIEbs
No Talking Chapter 19 Link:
https://youtu.be/-OK4uR1ZoGU
March 21st, 2019
Inclement Weather Make Up Days
Dear Deckerville Community School Members,
As you know, we experienced particularly harsh winter weather conditions during the months of January and February this year, bringing our total number of school cancellations to 11 days. Normally, the State allows for up to six cancellations per calendar year. In addition, school districts may apply for a waiver that grants up to an additional three days to be forgiven. Deckerville Community Schools has already applied for and received this waiver, so we have been forgiven 9 days total. This leaves two days that we will have to make up.
In reviewing all options, I have decided that the least disruptive option for families will be to hold our first make-up day on, Monday, April 22nd, which is the day after Easter Sunday. On Monday, April 22nd, school will be in session from 8:05am until 2:57pm. The Tech Center will also be open on that day. Our second make-up day will be held on Thursday, June 13th. On Thursday, June 13th, school will be in session from 8:05 until 11:30am. I apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause Deckerville families.
There has been much talk of granting schools two additional days due to the two days that Michigan was declared to be under emergency. However, as of today, no decision has been made by the legislature. If the State legislature ends up granting us two more days, then we will revert back to our normal school calendar and not have to make up any days.
Sincerely,
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
No Talking Chapter 17 Link: https://youtu.be/Nt4qBcgakqw
No Talking Chapter 15 Link: https://youtu.be/DFIv1wCleVE
No Talking Chapter 16 Link:
https://youtu.be/G809nDo5OLA
No Talking Chapter 14 Link: https://youtu.be/qafzxUNE1y4
No Talking Chapter 13 Link: https://youtu.be/1M9EuqBNVwQ
No Talking Thursday Facebook Challenge:
When Mrs. Marlow figures out the No Talking contest, she DOESN’T run and tell the other teachers or the principal or the parents. Why not?
When should you tell a secret?
When should you not tell a secret?
Why is it hard to keep to yourself?
Use only three words.
No Talking Chapter 12 Link: https://youtu.be/kIQ2UbfEQCg
No Talking Chapter 10 Link: https://youtu.be/RHvca2qdgXM
No Talking Chapter 11 Link:
https://youtu.be/hHLUz9DLhug
More Great fun from the Family Trivia Night
Reading Month Family Trivia Night: Thank you to all the parents and students that participated. Thank you to the Deckerville Library, Deckerville Hospital and Usborne books for supporting our literacy efforts.
No Talking Chapter 8 Link: https://youtu.be/yR5HB4cixc0
No Talking Chapter 9 Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYIH-ndkE2g&t=9s
Backpack Food Drive: This is the last week for our Elementary student council Food Drive. Please send any non perishable foods to school to place in the boxes. Thank you!!
Reminder: No Talking Trivia Night Tuesday, March 12th 3:15-4:00. Parents need to attend with their children. Meet in the elementary gym
No Talking Chapter 7 link:
https://youtu.be/LhVB9_7Kkf0
Reminder: One Book, One School Family Trivia Night is Tuesday, March 12th from 3:15-4:00. Parents must attend with their children, please send a note with your child if you are going to attend. All students and parents attending will meet in the elementary gym.
One School One Book, chapters 5 & 6
No Talking Chapter 5 Link:
https://youtu.be/adjGekEXVSI
No Talking Chapter 6 Link:
https://youtu.be/8J5KoiAnw3w
Battle of the Books: 4th Grade took 2nd place; 5th Grade took 1st place; 6th Grade took 1st place also. Thanks to the coaches Mrs. Kritzman, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Zurawski for their dedication to this awesome program!
No Talking Facebook Challenge for Thursday, March 7:
In Chapter 3, Andrew Clements lists 17 different things that Dave Packer likes to talk about. What do you like to talk about?
No Talking Chapter 3 Link to listen and read: https://youtu.be/ZHHoqqVGtM0
No Talking Chapter 4 Link to listen and read:
https://youtu.be/rhbEnpXpEQc
Congratulations to our 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Battle of the Books Participants. Both 5th and 6th Grade placed 1st and 4th Grade was runner up. Thank you to Mrs. Zurawski, Ms. Kritzman and Mrs. Phillips for making this possible. Deckerville Students Rock when it comes to reading.
Welcome to our One Book, One School Reading initiative. Every family will get a copy of "No Talking" by Andrew Clements along with a Calendar. Watch for Trivia Tuesday, and Facebook Challenges on Thursday. Click to Listen to Chapt. 1 & 2. https://youtu.be/_T3we1tg13c
Random Acts of Kindness: The second grade classrooms were challenged to complete 100 acts of kindness in the month of February. Pictured are Mrs. Flangan's and Ms. Cowley's classrooms sharing their 100 acts of kindness!!
We are very proud of all of them!
Random Acts of Kindness: The second grade classrooms were challenged to complete 100 acts of kindness in the month of February. Pictured are Mrs. Flangan's and Ms. Cowley's classrooms sharing their 100 acts of kindness!!
We are very proud of all of them!
Food Drive
The Elementary Student Council is having a Food Drive March 4-March 15th. Please send any non perishable foods for our Backpack program to the school. Thank you for your help in this service project.
To: All Staff/Parents
From: Michal S. Hugan
RE: Extra Precautions
Date: March 1st, 2019
Yesterday afternoon, a “threat” was found in the boys’ bathroom across from the high school gym. Although the threat was poorly composed and misspelled, it clearly involved the word “shooter” and the date of March 1st. The words were quickly erased, and the incident was investigated by Mr. Connelly. Mr. Connelly concluded that the threat was not credible. Although Chief Willis and I do not feel that a lock down is necessary, in light of recent events, we feel that extra precautions are warranted. To that end, we have asked for police presence on campus today. I have also informed our offices and kitchen staff, and cancelled outdoor recess for today. Teachers, if you have an outdoor egress in your classroom, please be sure it is secured. Thank you for your vigilance.
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Deckerville Community Schools
Dentist presentation for Kindergarten and Preschool
At this time there is no power at Deckerville Community Schools.
ALL games and practices are cancelled for this evening Wednesday 2-13-2019.
Pictures for Winter Sports are cancelled this afternoon.
The rescheduled date and time are yet to be determined. Thank you!
Let’s keep those reading and math skills sharp. Read your favorite snow story or share your winter math skills!
Schools has been cancelled for Tuesday, February 12, 2019.
Nice graphic of School Bus protocol!
Congratulations to our Academic teams competing today at SC4. The Math Team finishing in 3rd place and Soc. Studies Team with 1st place finish!!!
School has been cancelled for Thursday, February 7, 2019.
All evening activities for Wednesday, February 6, 2019 have been cancelled.
School has been cancelled for Wednesday, February 6, 2019.
Snowflakes again!
More Glow Dance Pictures
PTO Glow Dance was a huge success. Thank you to all the PTO members and volunteers that made this a fun event for all!!
Another creative Snowflake!
Snowflakes and Ice Cream?
More Snowflake Fun!!
The rescheduled School Board meeting will be held this evening, January 31st at 6:00pm.
Snowday readers!
More Snowflakes!!
Snowflake fun!
There's snowflakes and then there's 3D Snowflakes!!
Good Morning, Thanks to all who shared their storytelling skills. Today let's have fun with some snowflakes. Enjoy and Stay warm!
More Storytelling!
Storytelling Excitement!!
Singing, Dancing, Acting out, So much fun!!
Having fun sharing their stories!
Awesome Storytellers!!!
Love the creativity of our Deckerville Students!!
More Stories to share!!
School has been cancelled for Thursday, January 31, 2019.
Interactive Storytelling and a rendition of No David!
Storytellers at work
Good Morning, Today's Challenge is to bring out your storytelling skills. Make a diorama or put on a puppet show about your favorite book or story. Email pictures to yoconnor@deckerville.k12.mi.us. Stay warm and safe!
Thank you for all that participated in the Penny Bridge Challenge and Favorite book. We had 30 participants in the elementary and one in junior high.
And there are more Bridges!!!!
Deckerville Elementary has some Awesome Engineers and Readers!! Thank you to the Jr. High for joining in the fun!
Engineers at Work!
Wow!! Look at these Bridges!
Let's keep building those Penny Bridges
Look at these Penny Bridges!!
Here are some Favorite Books!!
Amazing Bridges
Fantastic Bridges
School has been cancelled for Wednesday, January 30, 2019.
Favorite Books and More Bridges!
Deckerville Elementary has some Great Engineers!!
Penny Bridge challenge, Great Engineers at work!
Reading and STEM Challenge: Reminder to email your pictures to Mrs. O'Connor at yoconnor@deckerville.k12.mi.us
Happy Reading and Building!!
Good Morning!! Thank you for the Great reading that you all did yesterday. Continue reading! Today's Challenge: let's use some of our Math and Science skills by Building a Penny Bridge or Archway. Share your pictures! Let's get everyone involved!!!
School has been cancelled for Tuesday, January 29, 2019.
All evening activities are cancelled for today, Monday, January 28th. This includes athletic events, practices, the PTO meeting, and the Regular School Board meeting. The School Board meeting is rescheduled for Thursday, January 31st at 6:00pm.
School has been cancelled for Monday, January 28, 2019.
Please see linked informational letter from the county High School Principals regarding vaping.
https://5il.co/6a7v
School has been cancelled for Wednesday, January 23, 2019.
School has been cancelled for Monday, January 21, 2019.
Kindergarten through Fifth grade students had the opportunity to learn in the Farm Science Lab sponsored by Farm Bureau. Students made plant based chapstick, plant based plastic, learned how plants grow and much more. Thank you Farm Bureau for this wonderful experience.
JR and SR High School exams will run as scheduled for Jan 17 and 18. Dismissal will remain as scheduled 12:15 for both days.
School has been cancelled for Wednesday, January 16, 2019.
Ms. Bays Kindergarten decorated gingerbread houses to prepare for the holidays.
Thanks for spreading the holiday cheer by helping to decorating our hallways!
Elementary Christmas Program
Pre-K through 4th grade students presented their holiday choral concert. Happy Holidays!!!
Deckerville Elementary First Lego League Teams Competition at Freeland Schools
Deckerville Elementary would like to thank the PTO for the books they donated to the Summer Reading program, "SOAR Away with Books" and the Book Swap Program
Deckerville Community Schools are closed today, Monday, November 26th. This includes all evening activities. Our School Board meeting is rescheduled to Monday, December 3rd at 7:00pm.
Thanksgiving Activities. STEM class build the Mayflower. Ms. Bays Kindergarten shares a Thanksgiving poem!!
Veterans Day Program
Muffins for Mom
County 5th Grade Spelling Bee Winners
Logan Shanks 2nd, Ian Flanagan 6th, Shelby Martinez-Velancio 14th
County 6th Grade Spelling Bee Winners
Orion Berger 1st, Colin Beck 2nd, Ethan Eugster 5th
Elementary Halloween Parade
1st Grade Promise Fund County Deposit Day. Thank you to the community members that donated funds for our 1st graders to continue saving for their future education. Thank you to Exchange State Bank for the piggy banks to continue saving.
Jr High & HS costume contest winners 1st Tristen Howard 2nd Natasha Martinez 3rd Riley Regentin
Our Football team is heading to Au Gres this Saturday @ 2:00 for a Regional Championship game! We would love to take a spectator bus filled with fans. Students and staff can ride for free! Public may ride for $5. Children 6th grade and under must be accompanied by an adult. Cost for admission is $6. Money is due at sign up. We need 30 to make this happen! Sign up is in the high school office until noon Thursday.
5th and 6th Grade Schoolwide Spelling Bee Finalists.
Congratulations!
Ms. Kritzman Class visits Autumnwood residents
Preschool Field Trip to O'Hare Farms
Preschool Pumpkins and Science
Preschool/Kindergarten Apple Day
2nd Grade Field Trip to the Detroit Zoo
Mrs. Hoff's/Mrs. Heilig's Preschool Grandparents day
Mrs. Murphy/Mrs. Heilig Preschool Grandparents' Day
Thanks you Sanilac County Community Foundation for the generous donation to Deckerville Community Schools of $500 to be used by the Elementary Student Council to purchase supplies for their backpack program which provides food to at-risk students.
Preschool trip to Deckerville Fire Department
more pictures for 5th grade field trip
5th Grade Field trip to Native American Museum
Fire Department Teaches Safety to PreK-3 Grades
Final Elementary Cross Country event
Preschool/Kindergarten Pumpkin Day
Grandparents Day
Elementary Super U Challenge Assembly
PTO Walkathon
Elementary Cross Country
Final football score; Eagles 38, Kingston 20.
Deckerville High School Marching Band.
Deckerville cheerleaders.
Homecoming banners continued.
Homecoming banners.
Buddy Bench Presentation Troop 70213
Crazy hair day!
Deckerville 56 Genesee 8
Good job Eagles!
HOMECOMING 2018
Dr. Seuss Week
Monday-Whoville-Crazy Hair
Tuesday-Fox in Socks-Wacky Socks
Wed.-Cat in the Hat-Crazy Hat
Thur.-1Fish,2Fish,Red Fish,Blue Fish
Class color day
7th-Green
8th-Blue
9th-Red
10th-Orange
11th-Black
12th-White
Staff-Pink
Friday-Oh the Places You'll Go
Eagles Wear your Spirit Gear!
PTO Summer Packet Reward
No Bullying Presentation Tom Thelon
3rd Grade STEM Class
Mrs. Campbell’s classroom
Elementary Staff welcomes in New School Year!!
Great work Deckerville High School staff and students!
Thanks Deckerville PTO for the wonderful inspirational quotes and stickers on our bathroom stalls!
The lockers are available to be selected. Schedules soon follow.
Welcome to the new website!
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If you need to contact the Guidance Office, please call 810.376.3875!
Parents can demonstrate involvement at home by reading to their children, helping with homework, and discussing school events.