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🔊 AnnouncementsÂ
Progress Reports
Progress reports will be available next Friday, March 27th, for students who will be receiving one. Your child will receive a progress report if they have earned a 1 or an N in any area. If your child is not receiving a 1 or an N, a progress report will not be issued.
Please check ParentVUE to access your child’s progress report.
Spring PicturesÂ
Please return the spring picture envelope whether you choose to purchase the photos or not. The company requires all prints to be returned, so we would appreciate having them back by Friday, March 27th.
Thank you so much for your help!
The DPS Teacher Experience Auction!!!
The DPS Teacher Experience Auction is live and it's your chance to enjoy unforgettable activities with our amazing DPS staff while supporting our school community. From a 1st grade movie party, to a middle school tie dye workshop and beyond, there's something here for everyone. Did we mention dinner at the firehouse?!Â
We’ll also be giving away a couple free raffle prizes this week! Every student gets one entry-- it's our way of making sure everyone has a chance to bring home the fun. Â
And don't forget to check out our Garden Fund. Next year, Double Peak School plans to build a Reflection Garden where students can learn about gardening and find a moment to reflect and connect. This space will honor our special DPS student, Rosie Tucker, who passed away in Summer 2025. Rosie's memory lives on through acts of kindness and love.Â
This is our last big fundraiser of the year, and it's your only chance to win Principal for a Day, so bid now! The auction ends on Wednesday March 25th at 9 pm, so get those bids in now! Every dollar goes directly to our DPS students and staff. Thank you for supporting our awesome school community.Â
Click here to view our amazing auction!
PS- If you can't see the auction, the access code is GOSUNS
“Johnny Jazz the Recorder Raider”Â
The third grade will be presenting a play called “Johnny Jazz the Recorder Raider” on Saturday April 25th at 11:45 am. Students are asked to arrive at 11:15 am and will be finished by 12:30 pm. The play is a part of the second annual DPS Visual and Performing Arts Day. There will be many other things to see, buy and do during VAPA day. The fun includes art displays and projects, sixth grade student run businesses, music performances by students in kindergarten through 5th grade, food trucks, live music, a DJ and more. Don't miss out on fun for the whole family.
There are several roles in the play available to 3rd grade students. Speaking roles will include one or two lines spoken by one child into a microphone. There is a singing roles available too, Mrs. Melody sings and speaks by herself. There are five roles for Codabots that involve dramatic movement but no speaking.  If your child would like to audition for one of these roles during music class in the month of March, fill out the attached google form by March 25th. The form indicates that your child would like a special part and will be present for the VAPA Day performance. During the audition, your child will be asked to read a line from the play with expression, a calm body and a loud voice. If your child would like a singing part, they will be asked to sing the beginning of the song “The Music’s Gone”. Codabot actors will be asked to demonstrate their most creative scene of destruction. Â
All students are encouraged to participate in the show. All students will have a simple costume to wear and will help to tell the story by singing and playing recorder in a large group. This performance is not mandatory and absence will not affect student music grades. But it's going to be fun. Don't miss out!
 Johnny Jazz Audition Sign Up
Mrs. HoltzÂ
upcoming week of learning
upcoming week of learning
đź“ť Writing
đź“ť Writing
Informational Writing
Students will research an extreme type of weather and write an informational report about it.Â
🔡 Word work
🔡 Word work
Compound & Complex Sentences
Hard G of Soft G (grape vs. generous)
Root Word -AUD: meaning sound
Examples: audio, auditory
Linking words for compound/complex sentences
YEarbooK
YEarbooK
🔆 DPS News
🔆 DPS News
📱ELECTRONIC DEVICES K-5: School policy
📱ELECTRONIC DEVICES K-5: School policy
Students are allowed to possess cell phones and other electronic devices such as watches, iPads, Nooks, Kindles, and other tablets on campus. All electronic devices must be turned off during the school day unless specific permission is granted by a teacher or administration. Students may not record, video, or take a picture of another student or staff without prior written consent. All electronic devices may only be used for educational purposes under the direct supervision of a teacher or administration. Electronic devices can be used before and after school to call and text messages only. Otherwise, devices MUST be kept in backpacks during the instructional day. Students will have access to their backpacks in case of an emergency. Students may not use their personal devices to call or message home during the day. All students who need to call home must use school phones with permission from the teacher or staff during school hours. Consequences for not following our school policy: Items may be retained in the Assistant Principal's’ office for pickup at the end of the student’s school day. At teacher or administrator request, a parent/guardian may be required to pick up the student’s electronic device. The school will not be responsible for loss or theft of electronic devices. Please read the district’s electronic responsible use policy on our school’s website for further information. Electronic devices are not permitted on field trips.
đź—“Â Upcoming Dates
đź—“Â Upcoming Dates
Friday, March 27: Spirit Day--Dress to Impress!
Spring Break - March 30 - April 3
SAVE THE DATE:Â
April 22, 4:00-5:00 Open House for grade 3!
Saturday April 25th at 11:45 am - VAPA Day Johnny Jazz Performance
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