Huskie Happenings

• March 16-20 - Spring Break No School
• March 23-27 - Inclusion Week
• March 26 - Inclusion Assembly 9:30-11:00am @ Main Gym
• March 26 - Eat at Chick-fil-a to support After Prom (see flyer below for details)
• March 27 - FFA Oyster Fry 5:00pm @ Eagles Club

Please be advised that if a student has missed more than 25% of the school year, a doctor’s note(or any other professional note) will be required for any additional absences to be excused.

Support Girls Tennis by buying DC Tennis merch. The store will be open thru March 25 and orders will be delivered 2-3 weeks later. DC Girls Tennis gets 15% of the sales to help fund team activities and equipment! Stock up on accessories and clothes for the whole family.

Dine out for Girls Tennis at Texas Roadhouse in Parker! April 22 from 3:30-10pm we get a percentage of all sales that mention DC Girls Tennis. Eat some good food and help out the team!

Dchs theatre is looking for 40 or more actors for our Student Directed One Act Festival (a series of 10-15 minute plays).

Auditions will be March 31st & April 2nd during AA or by video submission on the Theatre Canvas Page.

If interested, please prepare a one minute monologue and sign up by the north backstage theatre doors.

Show dates are May 7th & 8th. Rehearsals will begin shortly after auditions as scheduled by individual directors and may include some short after school rehearsals and some short rehearsals during AA .

More information and sign ups by the backstage Theatre Doors.

Kudos to all Mock Trial members for putting in hours of hard work and effort this year! Congratulations to the following Mock Trial members for their outstanding work in the Douglas County Regional Tournament:

-Gnanika Mullai (Outstanding Witness)

-Naomi Leach (Outstanding Witness)

-Zoey Harris (Outstanding Witness)

-Kai MaKenzie (Outstanding Attorney)

-Alby Quinn (Outstanding Attorney)

Douglas County FFA Hired Hand Auction and Oyster Fry will be held Friday March 27 at the Eagles Club in Castle Rock. Doors open at 5:00pm, dinner served at 6:00PM. Dinner is $15.00/person.

Our Fashion Design classes and DC Thrift student store are looking for community donations!

Fabric Donations:
If you have unwanted fabric at home, we would love to give it a second life in our classroom. Students use fabric to practice sewing, design garments, and learn real-world fashion skills.
✅Preferred pieces are 1.5 yards or longer
✅Cotton, denim, knits, specialty fabrics, and trim are all appreciated

Clothing & Jewelry Donations for DC Thrift:
DC Thrift is a student-run thrift store that gives Fashion Design and FCCLA students real-life retail experience. We are looking for gently used:
✅Clothing (all styles and sizes)
✅Jewelry and accessories

Your donations help students learn sustainable fashion, practice retail skills, and reduce textile waste.

If you have items to donate, please send them with your student or drop them off at the school office.

Thank you for supporting our students and helping our program grow!

Our 10th grade students showed off their hard work on their Personal Projects! MYP students in their final year explore an area of personal interest over an extended period. It provides them the opportunity to consolidate their learning and develop important skills they’ll need in both further education and life beyond the classroom. It also helps them develop confidence to become principled, lifelong learners. These are just some of the amazing projects our students got to display to our community. Great job to all of our 10th graders who presented their project!

Emily Franks - Emily worked on a project called “Basic Bee-ology” where she explored the biology of bees and how honey is made. She showed off a bee transfer box she hand made, and brought fresh honey for us all to try.

Makayla worked on a project called “Halter-Breaking a Goat”. Her goal was to completely train her goat, Socks! He is just over a year old and she wants to use him as a utility goat at the Douglas County Fair and Rodeo, where his mom is shown each year!

Olivia Gall - Olivia’s personal project was using fabric and several other materials to make hats that would fit her snake. She made lots of variations of different hats that included a birthday hat, a wig, a top hat, a crown, and many more. She learned how to measure the fabric to fit her growth, and she had fun with dressing up her snake to make her look cuter.

Are you interested in participating in the IB Diploma or Scholar Program your junior and senior year? Make sure you register soon! To register, please complete one of the forms linked below, depending on what program you are interested in:

• Diploma Program Registration

• Scholar Program Registration

If you are unsure, I suggest registering for the Diploma Program (DP) so we can make sure you are on the right path. You can always switch programs prior to your junior year!

Want more information about our programs? You can complete the Interest Form to be contacted by the coordinator and reference the IB Program Guidance Booklet in the meantime.

3 Weeks in June that can change a lifetime!

The HOYA Foundation started Career Week for GIRLs to encourage more young women to pursue careers in transportation and construction. Why? Because only 11% of the construction workforce is women. That fact carries economic implications and substantial opportunities.

Over one week, girls – ranging from 13 to 23 years old – make five stops to engage with women, ask questions and tour work sites. Each company puts together a day long insight into their company and into the industry.

The purpose of the School Accountability Committee is to inform, encourage and provide opportunities for parent and community members to be involved in the planning and evaluation of the school's instructional program and quality improvement processes. SAC wants you our parents to get involved! Join us at our next meeting dates.

April 6, 2026 @ 4:30pm in the library

After Prom may be far away but in order to make the dreams of our students come true we need your help all year long. Please consider supporting our efforts! Just a few of the ways you can help are by joining in on our fundraiser nights at Raising Cane's, Chick-fil-a, and Parry's Pizza. Or grab an Easter Ham by purchasing a gift card from Honey Baked Ham.

Another option is to scan or click the QR code below to take you to our donations page.

Every penny helps!