What: Richardson Library Book FairWhen: September 27th to October 1stTime: 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.Where: Richardson Library
Come and support our DHS Seniors at the Spaghetti Supper Friday Night before the Homecoming Game!
All Dimmitt ISD campuses will celebrate Homecoming Spirit Week September 13-17. Students at each campus are encouraged to participate by dressing to promote the following themes:...
See the following link for important information for 9-12 Volleyball athletes:
2021 Volleyball Letter
Use the following link to view school supply lists for students in grades PK- 8.
School Supply Lists
Dimmitt ISD is applying to receive Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Funds (ESSER III) to address learning gaps and health/mental issues stemming from the educationa...
New student registration for 3- and 4-year-olds will be held on August 12, 2021 from 9 am to 4 pm at the First Steps Campus located at 708 W Stinson St. Students must be 3 or 4 y...
Parents, we would like your feedback on our Parent Survey. Please use the link below.Parent Survey (English)Parent Survey (Spanish)
Here is a very in-depth cheat sheet for students that has links to helpful YouTube videos on how to navigate all things Google. Credit goes to Tarver Academy.Click here.
The Google Jr Training Series is dedicated to guiding students and parents on how to use Chromebooks, G Suite for Education apps, and providing technology tips. Please click on the...
Our students are using Google Classroom to receive and submit assignments. Here is a very unique way to find out more information about Google Classroom. Click here to access this ...
I am posting a great resource for families and guardians to learn more about how students are utilizing Google at Dimmitt ISD. It is a YouTube series of videos explaining how all o...
Please click the links below to see the DISD COVID-19 Mitigation PlanDimmitt ISD Return To School PlanBe sure to fill out the Student Survey also - You will need to choose on campu...
This is the second read-aloud by Peter H. Reynolds. I have permission from Pippin Productions to post this. It is appropriate for pre-school and elementary students.Click here.
I'm posting the first book read aloud that is appropriate for younger elementary students and pre-school or younger. It is called Duck! Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lich...
Our brains actually benefit from reflection. Teachers, grandparents, neighbors, babysitters, aunts, uncles, and siblings can help students by shifting their reflection from content...