Davies Countty Schools Activities This Week
Burns Elementary School Monday, October 1st-Friday, October 5th:
- Book Fair- “Do Lunch with Someone Grand” and shop the book fair each day this week.
Friday, October 5th:
- Bobcat Bash- This is a school wide assembly focusing on student and staff achievements. Recognitions for students will include the Outstanding Attitude Awards and All- A and A/B Honor Roll students.
Country Heights Elementary School
Tuesday, October 2 - 7:45 - Bernie the Clown will be here to present his Fire Safety program.
12-10 PM Orange Leaf PTO Fundraiser
Friday, October 5 - Walk-a-Thon (during P.E. classes)
Deer Park Elementary School
Monday, Oct. 1
Ranger Rally 8am This is a time of celebration for our school. We recognize our students with monthly awards during this time.
Book Fair Oct. 1-5
Family Read Night/Book Fair 5:30-7:00pm
Thursday, Oct. 4
DPES T-shirt Spirit Day
East View Elementary School
October 3rd – High Attendance Luncheon with Mr. Owens Saylor - 11 am – 12 pm
October 5th – EVES Volunteer Day – Calling all of our wonderful EVES volunteers to come out and volunteer on this date!
Highland Elementary School
Parent Teacher Conferences all week
Celebrate Custodians and Maintenance all Week!
Monday:
Bus Safety and “Buster” from Transportation beginning at 8:30 a.m.
3:00-4:00 p.m. Highland to host media specialists
Tuesday:
Burnie the the Fire Clown -- K and 1st grade
Rick Harrell – Local Forest Conservationist will speak to 4th grade
Wednesday:
PreSchool Classes to Reids
Volunteer Workshop
5:30 p.m. GEMS Parent Meeting (Media Center)
Friday:
8-11:00 Jeremy Biggs (Native American Indian) – to visit 5th grade classes
Meadow Lands Elementary School
10/2 8:30 a.m. – Third grade students will participate in vision screenings with Dr. Hamilton.
Sorgho Elementary School
Monday, 6:30 p.m.- 1st grade book club in our cafeteria- students who attend with their family will receive a free book.
Thursday, October 4 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.- 5th grade Historical Learn N Treat Cemetery Walk- Open to the public, $2 per person or $5 a family. One of our 5th grade classes has researched people in their social studies book and wrote articles to explain each historical figure's significance. Now, they will dress as that person and make a short speech about their significance at our 'cemetery' we will create on the walking trail. Students will portray these famous historical characters as other 5th grade students serve as tour guides through the cemetery. Children under age 12 will receive a treat from each character as they tour. It is a fundraiser for the DC trip.
Southern Oaks Elementary School
Wednesday Oct. 3rd - 3rd grade students will begin our College Tours with a visit to KWC at 10:00 AM and will then visit Trunnell Farms. 5th graders will participate in the Strings Attached program.
Thursday Oct. 4th - 5th grade students will participate in the Strings Attached program.
Friday Oct. 5th - Harvest Day!! See attached press release.
Tamarack Elementary School
Tuesday – 6 -7 pm. PTO “Night at the Museum” Wax Museum event. Students have research historical figures and will be dressed up and giving presentation about their chosen figure.
Wednesday – 9 am & 11:30 am Preschool Students visit Trunnell’s
9-11:30 am Kindergarteners visit Reid’s Orchard
Thursday – 4th graders visit Botanical Garden and Museum 9am-1:30 pm
Friday – 9:00-11:30 am All Students K-5th grade celebrate their success and effort with Fall MAP testing with the FALL BREAKOUT!! Students will rotate game stations as we build upon our WORK HARD to PLAY HARD theme.
West Louisville Elementary School
WLEs – Terrific Tiger Luncheon, Thursday, Oct. 4, lunchtimes
Fall Festival, Oct. 4, 5:00-7:00
Burns Middle School Monday – October 1
BLUE & GOLD Day
7:30-8:00 – Academic Team Practice – Language Arts (Mrs. Snyder’s Room)
3:30-5:00 – Academic Team Practice – 6th Grade Quick Recall (Mrs. Leigh’s Room)
3:45-5:00 – New Certified Employee Training (DCPS Learning Center, Room 100)
4:00-5:15 – PTO Meeting (Work Room)
Tuesday – October 2
7:30-8:00 – Academic Team Practice – Arts & Humanities (Mrs. Snyder’s Room)
11:45-1:15 – Board Luncheon (Little Theater)
3:30-5:00 – Academic Team Practice – 6th Grade FPS (Mrs. Townsend’s Room)
3:30-5:00 – Academic Team Practice – Governor’s Cup Quick Recall (Mrs. Leigh’s Room)
5:30-6:30 – Academic Team Parent Meeting (Library Media Center)
Wednesday – October 3
7:30-8:00 – Academic Team Practice – Science (Mrs. Leigh’s Room) PTO Pepsi Fundraiser Kick-Off
1:00-1:30 – PRIDE – Ice Cream Treat
3:30-5:00 – Academic Team Practice – Governor’s Cup FPS (Mrs. Townsend’s Room)
3:30-5:00 – Academic Team Practice – Math & Math Counts (Mrs. Beumel’s Room)
Thursday – October 4 - PTO Pepsi Fundraiser BLUE & GOLD Day
7:30-8:00 – Academic Team Practice – Math & Math Counts (Mrs. Beumel’s Room)
3:30-5:00 – Academic Team Practice – Social Studies
4:30-7:00 – BMS Football vs DCMS at DCMS
5:45-6:45 – BMS Boys Cross-Country at City-County Championships (Yellow Creek Park)
6:00-7:30 – Orchestra 6th Grade Recital (Big Gym)
Friday – October 5 - PTO Pepsi Fundraiser CRAZY SOCK DAY
7:15-8:00 - KYA Meeting – Bill Proposals (Little Theater)
7:30-8:00 – Academic Team Practice – Composition (Mrs. Snyder’s Room)
Saturday – October 6 - PTO Pepsi Fundraiser 10:45-??? - BMS Cross-Country (Boys & Girls) at Muhlenberg Mustang Stampede
College View Middle School
CVMS ‘Teams Up’ with American Cancer Society on Thursday, Oct. 4 – see attached press release.
Daviess County High School
Monday:
- 9:00 U of L Speed School of Engineering in conference room for students
- 9:40 Murray State Rep Conference room for students
- 5:00 Volleyball home vs Muhlenberg Co.
- 6:00 Paying for College presentation in cafeteria for parents/juniors/seniors
- JV football at Henderson 6:00
- Beta Club inductions 6:00 Location TBA
Tuesday:
- 7:30 Title IX meeting in Mr. Mason’s office
- B/G X-Country meet City/County at Yellow Creek 5:00
- 3:30 GSP Informational meeting with Mrs. Powers in the Media Center
- 6:00 Boys Soccer vs So. Warren (Senior Night)
- Athletic Booster Club Meeting 6:00 Media Center
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