We couldn't be prouder! Thanks for inspiring all of us Mike Person!
Video: https://youtu.be/o7pmipO37FI
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Just a reminder we have a district wide early out tomorrow 1/31. WMS will dismiss at 1:18 pm!
UPDATE from Mr. Buckley (AD): Due to a scheduling conflict with the DCHS gym the WMS Boys Basketball game with Sidney scheduled for Thursday, February 13th is going to be moved to the following schedule: Tuesday February 11th vs Sidney @ Glendive (DCHS) 7th grade A/B
Thursday February 13th vs Sidney @ Sidney 8th grade A/B
Our middle school gym will not be ready for use so we will continue to use DCHS. Thank you.
From Transportation Dept.
Friday 1-31-2020
Bus 5 will not run the afternoon route.
Not enough drivers.
From Transportation Dept:
Bus 7 will not run today (Tuesday, 1/28/20).
Congratulations to John Larsen, DCHS Assistant Principal, for receiving the MASSP (Montana Association of Secondary School Principals) Assistant Principal of the Year Award!
So deserving!
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Update from Mr. Buckley (AD): Boys basketball games with Baker originally on Feb 1st are now Monday, February 3rd @ Glendive starting at 4/515.
Update from Mr. Buckley (AD): The boys basketball games with Sidney have been changed due to DCHS Wrestling duel on Tuesday 1/28. The games will be Saturday, February 1st. 7th @ Sidney and 8th in Glendive. Game times are 10/11:15 am for both.
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Did You Know:
The symptoms of Norovirus: Diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, stomach pain, possible: fever, headache, body aches.
You can spread the Norovirus after you get better. The Norovirus is still being produced in your body after you get over your symptoms. Even once you feel better, you should still stay home at least 48 hours after. This is vital if we are ever going to get this virus out of our community.
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Did You Know:
Soap and Water can wash Norovirus away, but it takes really hot water to kill it. So please wash your hands with soap often and wash your clothes with Very Hot Water.
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Did You Know:
Hand Sanitizers do not kill the Norovirus. The CDC recommends using bleach to kill it, including chlorine bleach or hydrogen peroxide.
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Parents, please use this weekend to wash all your kids clothing, bedding, etc. I know it is a lot of work, but when the Norovirus can last 3 weeks on surfaces or clothing, we need to be diligent with killing this virus.
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SELFIE OF THE WEEK SUBMISSIONS: Congratulations to our custodian- Ian for being selected this week! Seems fitting for everything we are dealing with! GO DEMONS!!!
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Hello, this is Stephen Schreibeis, the Superintendent at Glendive Public Schools. As I am sure you have heard, our community is battling the norovirus among other sicknesses. Because of this, GPS is taking steps to keep our students and staff safe. School will be canceled on Monday, January 27th. This unprecedented step has been taken to help give our students and staff time to get better, to thoroughly sanitize our buildings, and to try to stay ahead of it moving forward. We want to make sure that we are able to kill the virus in our schools so that we can continue to keep our school environment as safe as possible. Please understand that the only way that this virus will go away in our community is if every individual takes the steps seriously that the Health Department has sent out to everyone. Please review the message that the Health Department has sent out on their Facebook Page and website if you have not already. Glendive Public Schools has also posted this information on our app, websites, and Facebook Pages. We know that the virus will keep cycling through our community and schools if people do not follow these guidelines. We appreciate your assistance in keeping our community safe and healthy. Thank you for your understanding.
Friday, 1-24-2020 Bus 5 will not run this afternoon. Not enough drivers.
The Dawson County Health Department is requesting the assistance of community members in doing their due diligence in preventing the spread of Norovirus circulating in our area. Just because you have had Norovirus once, it does not provide you with immunity. Within three weeks, you could get it again.
Norovirus symptoms include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
Preventative measures include:
Hand Hygiene – wash with soap and water NOT hand sanitizer. Hand sanitizer does not destroy the norovirus.
Disinfect - contaminated surfaces including laundry with chlorine bleach.
Launder – contaminated bedding and laundry should be washed with hot water, detergent and bleach
Protect yourself by wearing gloves when handling soiled items.
Food Prep – do not prepare food for at least 48 to 72 hours after symptoms end.
Stay home – Do not return to work or school or childcare for at least 48 hours after symptoms resolve.
If symptoms persist or worsen, follow up with your healthcare provider.
For more information click on the links below:
Norovirus Outbreak Management Guide: http://bit.ly/2RjNtcH
Symptoms of Norovirus: http://bit.ly/2ROWAB0
Parents, we will have boys basketball pictures after school on Thursday, January 23rd. Packets were passed out on Tuesday. If you need another we have additional packets in the office.
Update from Mr. Buckley (AD): Here is the schedule that was sent to me from Watford City for the boys basketball games this weekend:
Game Times are Central Time
11 am – 7A
12:15 pm – 8B
1:30 pm – 8A
Note that there is only 1 7th grade game. Thank you!
You are invited to our FREE "Stronger Together" Community Training on Tuesday, January 21st from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the DCHS Auditorium.
Jeff Veley will be back to train Mental Health Professionals, Educators, Youth Group Leaders, Health Care Professionals, Parents, etc. on how to train kids to deal with their squabbles. If you work with or around kids, this training is for you. "Squabbles" is a great way to train the kids that you work with in Conflict Resolution and to help them cope and be resilient.
We hope to see you there!
