First Steps Registration for Head Start and PreK will be August 3rd from 8:30 – 3:30 at the First Steps building, 704 W. Stinson. Only 1 adult may come to register, and you will need to bring the following items. Kim Hays Director First Steps Dimmitt ISD 806-647-4425 You will need to bring: Original birth certificate Immunization recordSocial... READ MORE >
For the Summer Strength and Conditioning the girls will also use the gate between the Activity Center and the field house. All athletes need to bring their own water and maintain proper social distancing while at the workouts. We will sanitize the area and equipment regularly. If you have further questions please refer to you coaches. See you soon! READ MORE >
Dimmitt High School summer strength and conditioning workout program will start Monday June 22nd. Girls workouts will be from 9:00 am to 11:00 am, Monday through Thursday. Junior and Senior boys workouts will be from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Monday through Thursday. Sophomore and Freshmen boys workouts will be from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Monday through Thursday. The... READ MORE >
Please see the following link for updated UIL physical information for DISD student athletes and band members.2020 UIL Physical Information READ MORE >
If your child is entering Kindergarten or 1st Grade in the Fall of 2020, your child may be eligible to attend the Bilingual Summer School Program for K-1. Please use the link below to request more information about this program or call 806-647-4131.Bilingual Summer Program for K-1 READ MORE >
Please view the link to see DHS students and faculty who recently received the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) Award for Aspirations in Computing NCWIT 2020 READ MORE >
Virtual summer strength & conditioning workouts will begin Monday, June 8th. Please continue to check the DISD website for updated information regarding summer workouts. Bobcat Home WorkoutsBobbies Virtual Workouts READ MORE >
P-EBT is a one-time food benefit for families who lost accessto free or reduced-price meals due to school closures. Your household may be eligible to receive Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) benefits to buy food. P-EBT is for children 5-18 years old who received SNAP food benefits for the month of March 2020 and children up to 21 years old who are... READ MORE >
DMS will be honoring the accomplishments of the 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Classes with a video presentation the week of May 18th. We will not be able to hold an in person Promotion Ceremony for the 8th Graders this year. READ MORE >
Congratulations to the following winners of the DHS Graduation Cap Decoration contest!1st Place-- Lindsey Lopez2nd Place-- Adrian Lugo3rd Place-- Andrew GalanThank you to everyone who participated! The judges definitely had a hard decision to make. READ MORE >
Looking for Head Start and Pre-K students who will be 3 or 4 on September 1, 2020 to apply for our classes and take their First Steps into school!Please click on the link below and fill in all information. If you can not enroll online please call the school at 806-647-4425 Monday through Thursday beginning May 4th through May 15th from 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. After we... READ MORE >
Dimmitt ISD is hosting a Virtual Employment Job Fair for future employees. View the link below to see what our district has to offer and follow the steps to register. We look forward to hearing from you! Virtual Job Fair Registration READ MORE >
We hope you are not just surviving but thriving. These are scary times but we have so much for which to be grateful. There is an amazing site I wanted to share with all of you that has a list of live events that you and your students can join from home. Virtual story times, virtual drawing lessons, and many more learning activities are just a link away. The times... READ MORE >
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. READ MORE >
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 Lichtenheld. It is a great discussion starter for ambiguous images. Here is the link: https://drive.google.com/file/... READ MORE >
Our brains actually benefit from reflection. Teachers, grandparents, neighbors, babysitters, aunts, uncles, and siblings can help students by shifting their reflection from content to thought. It gives learners a chance to put themselves back at the center of the learning process. These are also great conversation starters. Try a few this week.Credit:... READ MORE >
If you are like me, you have extra magazines laying around. When you are finished with the articles, what do you do with them? Well we have a need for them at Richardson in the library. Our librarian, Vanesa McClure, has a very cool project she wants to do with some of our students close to the end of the school year. Please bring your magazines by the elementary... READ MORE >